MeteorDragon

Personally, I think that Augmentation should be listed under T1 considering there is a T1 version of the spell. For the rituals, they shouldn't really need to be listed because you can LEARN the rituals at any tier, but you can't LEAD them until specific tiers. This amendment would make it look like they can't learn it until later on. Also, it would ruin the whole TA at T4 thing if you have to wait until T5 to learn some of the rituals

@UnBaed You were right all along, mystic bard is the only mystic

My name's in the credits, so prepare for a manager veto Good lore tho

I don't mind changing it to be like that. I think Hail, Call Calamity, and Invent should be recorded since those all are the most important ones. Thoughts?

Previous: Mechanics Redlines New: Mechanics Redlines Purpose: Fixing a lore inconsistence! Other magics (and especially dark magics) don't require general spells and rituals to be marked on someone's MA. It's a hassle that just makes more work for ST and Players. Understandable, Siliti rituals should be marked because of the special nature of them as well as if someone has taken the Second Slot. The mechanics even say this exact same thing, so I wish for the inconsistence to be fixed and for the annoying process of marking abilities and rituals to not be required.

Coal looks the best damn it....

Surely it won't be worse than the60th

A behemoth of stone remained sitting upon his Throne, arms resting against his knees. He breathed out, a blue-green smog flowed out of him as he stared at the other side of his cavern. A new soul had joined the realm of the dead. "We can sense you, Sarrion. You brought anger to us when we lived... but it seems you now join us in death." Zarith, Lord of Wrath, moved up to his feet, wading into the waters that rested near him. Yet, in this moment, it was Xavis' memories the dozens of souls shared. They were faded and mostly forgotten, though he remembered that old mage. It was a face he would likely never forget. ---------------------------------------- On the other side of the world, sitting before an obelisk, a different mage recalled that elderly fellow. Sulieronn Ashwood grew no smile and no frown as he heard of the death of Sarrion. With a disappointed shake of the magi's head, he muttered to himself, "And so the world loses another Archmage. What will we do now."

The Snake sat within the jungle, an old tome resting in his hands. Passively, he flipped through the pages, a faint grin residing upon his face as he spoke to himself. "We don't take misuse lightly! Let the venom sink in, my friend, and rest in death. You shall learn from your actions." The fellow snickered to himself, then continuing to read through his book.

Sulieronn's head nodded as he got home from the battle. The arch mage huffed into the air, "We could have done better if we destroyed the banner sooner. No matter, the Raiders shall find themselves in ruin."

virtue signalers be like

For once a good amendment has been posted

"So, you come to us and don't listen to a word we say? We prove we're not with the Harrowers and even show our hands to show that we hold no marks. You didn't even mention Vampires when you came and we have seen no such Pale Knight in our city walls. Now you spread lies about a city that hasn't even done anything to you? Sorry that Sakuragakure is mad that we left, but your lies are ridiculous." Sulieronn commented, rolling his eyes. "Warmongers, the lot of them. Perhaps they could enlighten us on who these vampires or Raider worshipers are!"

Just like the blood magic one before it, it should be removed. Luckily I dont know of any eminents who have that one, thank god

Warning to all Trans folk! You've run out of spell slots! You need to long rest (get a good night's sleep) to be able to cast Invisibility again!

When are we going to make it so people can't initiate combat literally 1 block away from you?

A majority of my interactions with Bandits on the roads throughout the years has just been a bunch of people running up with weapons already drawn in their first emote and they stop 1 block away from you and, if there are multiple, they surround you. When I see something like this start, it does instantly put a bad taste in my mouth because it feels like they aren't actually there to rp. This bad taste does usually make me want to just want to get out of the situation, making my rp usually worse as a result as I don't wish to entertain it. This is a problem. It's an issue when people are just wanting to kill people for their loot and not generate a fun story for all parties involved, like what Hairy_Sonic mentioned. The moment a bad taste is put into a party's mouth, the rp will become worse and Bad Faith RP is likely to be more prevalent. In my opinion, two main things are true. For one, the Bandits are almost always the ones initiating the RP, so it is up to them to make a good first impression to not set that initial "bad taste". Secondly, it is then up to the ones being bandited to play into it once that good faith rp has been initiated. This can be done in multiple ways, like trying to talk to the bandits, or maybe even trying to "play the hero" in some way. No matter what, there should be an understanding that the good faith rp is meant to be, well, good faith and generate a story for all the involved characters. This should not stop after the first round of emotes, of course, and the bandits should play into the ones they're banditing as well, such as verbally responding to them. There have been a few instances where the bandits never even speak to the people they're banditing. Personally, I do think it's difficult for banditing rp to get a good leg up because so many people have given it a bad name by being extremely bad faith, using it just to get items and murder hobo. Another issue I see is that pixel gooning. While it is the point of banditing to grab people's items or mina, it should still be a fun story with it. For example, steal someone's wedding ring or their heirloom sword! Maybe give them a hint where to find you so they can try and steal it back. Wanting to PVP and then pop someone will almost always leave a negative impact on people, so try to avoid killing and if you do have to kill someone, let them SS, but maybe take an item or two. If you do end up killing someone, at least make the RP fun for them as well, this goes for both sides. Give and take is extremely important and losing can still be fun if you get a good OOC story out of it that you can tell your friends. For example, "Oh yeah, I got killed by some bandits, but I managed to chop one of their hands off in the process." Overall what I'd like to see is people rping for the story aspect and for the fun of it, on the sides of both parties. Start your banditing with respect and you'll receive respect back. One decent encounter comes to mind where my character was stopped in the forest, searched, and then let go because nothing interested the bandit. This wasn't a bad interaction, and if this was more common, then banditing wouldn't be hated as much. We're all on lotc for the story, so make it a good story. Sorry not sorry for the rambling

Good take by both admins

Valanor was actually wrong about this ruling, which is why it's not been kept up. That's what I heard anyways Edit: Plus, if we were always connected, then we wouldn't have to do our connection emote