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An elder shall soon prepare a letter for the Shugo!

19 minutes ago, milksoda said:

Watanabe Wei.

"They hurt a Watanabe?! This changes everything." Ava, who only chose to stay away from the conflict to watch in amusement from afar, began to ponder; Where the Oyashimen really in the wrong here? "I'll see to it." She remarked, noting her mind that they hurt a friend.

"This arch-lich is doing ungod's work. I should invest on his deeds more. He is quite useful, it seems." Did remark, Ava Ranaleth in her home. She was utmostly delighted of this chaotic outcome, amusing her the most. Only a slight concern grew, wondering if such a conflict would reach her people too. Nonetheless, she respected how the Lich was so easily spreading havoc. "All in due time." Little she knew of the Lich's past identity yet; whom it was and that she had already helped it more than once.

I have a better reason to hurt Vuko, now. Thank you!

Amidst a camp of seekers of knowledge that wielded an ancient banner of the Ranaleth family; An elder arrived, glancing between those gathered for she sought to begin telling a tale: "Have you ever heard the tragedy and tale of Tsune, the Hag's chosen?" Many shook their heads, knowning naught such a forbidding tale. "No? I thought not. It's not a tale that a descendant would tell you." She proclaimed before continuing the exchange with her scholars, soon, they too shall learn of Tsune's sorrow and power.

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7 hours ago, Ibn Khaldun said:

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"Naele and her Naele things! Moon above. There is no rest for the wicked." Murmured an Elder that's Ava Ranaleth. "Nevertheless, I quite appreciate the prank. She outplayed them good!"

"Nani?! What is a Necromoncimcon-" Said, a necromancer Oyashiman as she completely butchered the name of the book.

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"Of course, the druids that ask help to the voidal mages. That makes sense!" Said an elder, truly wondering why no one is questioning the truth behind the letters.

9 minutes ago, Werew0lf said:

“Hey, buddy. You’re not the Owl.” So declared Alkhayin, the Great Owl. “You’re just not that guy.” 

"Yes, I'm that guy, buddy. I can prove it! " So declared a random peasant guy wearing a owl helmet. However, who would listen to a peasant?

A diverse array of scholars and peasant knights partook on a journey through the land of Celia'lin. Their quest: to offer knowledge and protection to the former citizens of Celia'nor . Although their pockets may have been holding naught, their hearts burned with determination to the task ahead. Proudly, they displayed the banners of their elderly house - the Ranaleth family. This symbol could signify foredanger or perhaps the dawn of a new era for both the people of Celia'lin and the Ranaleth family themselves. Furthermore, they mustered their iron strength and hearty passion for a bright future to aid in the building of a new elven settlement. It was not clear why such a forgotten family sought to return but at least their old home was found with gleeful waves of laughter and cheering moods but perchance still carrying a heavy and unknown burden upon their shoulders.

2 hours ago, Diogen said:

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No!

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I believe in you, mister werewolf. Good lore

After this long and chilling dream; the elder woke up only to scream a simple name. A name, which always plagued her forevermore. A name that meant chaos and utter annoyance, the bane of her life: "NAAAAAELEEEEEEEE." She continued. "WHAT ARE YOUUUU DOOOOING?! GET OUT OF MY MIND AAAAH!"

Ava screams

Very *cool* lore piece. It gave me some bloody chills

15 minutes ago, Bonito said:

 

Speaking honestly as an ST, I don't think we are impartial enough to decide who gets disconnected. There are many communities I'm unfamiliar with, and its unfair for randoms like myself who have zero context to be the ones deciding what happens to those communities. And don't forget that st are players too. We have people on our team whose characters might benefit from someone else being disconnected. Maybe they just don't like em. Its a can of worms in the end, and the lesser of the evils imo is letting communities police themselves

 

As for rp losses, I don't think you can always ascribe victims. To give an example, if mystic A screws over mystic B, and mystic B disconnects mystic A, didn't the "victim" start the chain of events that would get them disconnected in the first place? That's kinda the nature of consequences: by choosing an action, you accept its consequence.

St should be able to if said person is misusing the lore or not acting in good faith, I mean. They are the ones handling the lore imo. They should gather enough proofs to see who does bad or good with it as already happened in the past.

For your second bit, I shall rephrase what I meant, I apologize. It's fine if they get disconnected whether it's unfair or not but don't you think losing slots is just an overkill? Moreover, people could start to disconnect others IC because there's conflict between covens and it could just lead to more drama and eventually the magic getting shelved, like the siliti did; and their excuse would be "it makes sense for my character" as there are not rules like templarism and etc. All I'm saying is, sure, disconnect that person if they truly deserved it but losing slots for it? A bit too much. It's already a decision forced by 4 people onto someone against his will ooc, it's bad enough as it is. Just disconnect them and have them barred from the magic, don't take away the slots if it's truly UTTERLY needed to have a disconnection ritual for a magic.

20 minutes ago, Bonito said:

this amendments a bit pointless with ooc consent, players just ask to get their app denied when they really wanna drop a magic. letting necromancers retire from a life of murder and evil is weird. if anything, it should be more punishing if it requires ooc consent, not less.

 

the "but my slots :(" arguments make no sense, if you want something else just make a new character and move on. nobody can force anyone to play a magic.

And likewise anyone but ST should be able to force people to get disconnected from any magic. Indeed, you are not forced to play x magic but why at the same time people could force you to get disc from it and **** you over completely?? It's a goddman block game, why do these things need to be so hardcore lol. Also, before you tell me "consequences". It's not the victim who decides it but the people who gank them.