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#4
Suggestions /
June 17, 2011, 04:19:56 AM
I think the supplies level on quests are too much and too similar to EFU:A's. It should be harder to add to the survival feel of EFU:M and I'm worried that after a few months once players have become more familiar with the areas and quests, it'll be as easy as EFU:A. I personally support less gold and less consumables for quest rewards.
#5
Screen Shots & Obituaries /
April 27, 2011, 12:28:37 PM
This is utterly disgraceful and terrible.
#6
Screen Shots & Obituaries /
April 19, 2011, 02:48:52 AM
A most excellent character. Good luck on your next.
#7
Announcements /
March 22, 2011, 08:58:38 AM
Since the Feast of the Moon that took place between the thirtieth of Uktar and the first of Nightal.. the Ymphian Wilderness have grown more treacherous. It is said that a fearsome and monstrous Werewolf has been roaming the lands and attacking certain bands of adventurers.
Its work can be seen all about the lands, especially within the Tangled Woods, the Foothills, Wyldwater and even Elfwood. Trails of dried blood and the carcasses of dead animals that were feasted on is to be found by all who travels the wilds. Even the savage Wild Orcs appear to be its prey, although they hunt it as well. During the night, fierce howls made by a wolf-like creature are heard by the people in the Colony, the Wilderness and Vortgyn's Rest.
Its work can be seen all about the lands, especially within the Tangled Woods, the Foothills, Wyldwater and even Elfwood. Trails of dried blood and the carcasses of dead animals that were feasted on is to be found by all who travels the wilds. Even the savage Wild Orcs appear to be its prey, although they hunt it as well. During the night, fierce howls made by a wolf-like creature are heard by the people in the Colony, the Wilderness and Vortgyn's Rest.
#8
Announcements /
March 14, 2011, 04:43:47 AM
Much has changed in the Exile's Camp, the men of the Numinous Order have literally taken over and an imposing Calishite Templar has been posted there to watch over the camp. Its name has been changed too, it is now called Vortgyn's Rest.
In the meantime, several of the Wildfolk who once lived in the camp were seen along with their fierce Guardian leaving for the Mountains, for Gaeseric's Camp. No doubt to escape whatever the Order has planned for their former home. The majority of these inhabitants and the elders who watch over the World Tree choose however to remain.
A small number of Colonists were seen traveling to Vortgyn's Rest as well, migrating from the Colony in hopes of finding a better life. Back in the Dominion though, many of those loyal to Duke Trenada speaks of their actions harshly, going as far as calling them traitors. But such an opinion is hardly shared by the commoners who yet suffer due to the food crisis.
In the meantime, several of the Wildfolk who once lived in the camp were seen along with their fierce Guardian leaving for the Mountains, for Gaeseric's Camp. No doubt to escape whatever the Order has planned for their former home. The majority of these inhabitants and the elders who watch over the World Tree choose however to remain.
A small number of Colonists were seen traveling to Vortgyn's Rest as well, migrating from the Colony in hopes of finding a better life. Back in the Dominion though, many of those loyal to Duke Trenada speaks of their actions harshly, going as far as calling them traitors. But such an opinion is hardly shared by the commoners who yet suffer due to the food crisis.
#9
General Discussion /
February 26, 2011, 10:26:01 AM
Feel free to discuss on PvP here. But no quarrels and no pointing fingers or we will be locking this.
#10
Suggestions /
February 07, 2011, 08:48:34 AM
The factions themselves definitely do not have alignments, but they can certainly be pushed towards one by PC members or be seen as 'evil', 'neutral' or 'good' due to PC actions. Although, there is a reason why the factions rarely lean towards the good aligned spectrum these days, and that is in my opinion because there is usually a lack of real and smart good PCs in them pushing for their beliefs. In fact, I will go as far as to say that most good PCs aren't even good aligned, but are simply just 'nice', nice to the point of stupidity, where at times they even end up protecting people, monsters or deeds that shouldn't be protected. Or where their 'goodness' is only shown to 'friends'. Some of these folks should actually be neutral aligned.
Do note though that I am not talking about specific characters or situations, merely what I have noticed in my time as both a player and a DM.
At the end of the day... if you want to have a more 'good' aligned situation IG, fight for it. Push for it. Be smart about it. Be active. But of course, never forget to play your characters first before your alignment.
Do note though that I am not talking about specific characters or situations, merely what I have noticed in my time as both a player and a DM.
At the end of the day... if you want to have a more 'good' aligned situation IG, fight for it. Push for it. Be smart about it. Be active. But of course, never forget to play your characters first before your alignment.
#13
Screen Shots & Obituaries /
January 04, 2011, 06:27:40 AM
A very well played Cleric, indeed. We need more Clerics like him, folks.
#14
Suggestions /
December 22, 2010, 09:26:54 AM
Deleted some posts. Do not spam suggestion threads with silly nonsense.
#15
Announcements /
December 19, 2010, 09:57:21 AM
Eleint 5th, 1377
A band of Dwarven miners led by the white-bearded Dwarven Sage, Thronûr Longbeard was seen leaving the gates this evening and a single hour later, an adventuring party traveled out to join their expedition into the depths of the Misty Mountains. Their fate is yet known, but to the worried, starving people of the Dominion, it is of no concern to them.
Back in the Colony however... rumors spread like wildfire about an explosion in the Citadel, word is that the fallen and disgraced ex-Lord, Meriwether Dalton had traveled there in a bid to meet His Grace, Duke Antoine Trenada, but he was caught wearing an explosive vest by Infantryman Batturan, and due to the Infantryman's swift action and heroic sacrifice, the traitorous Patrician failed to kill anyone else with his suicidal act. It is said though that the Duke's trusted aide, Boris Kuulenov was grievously injured and has been disfigured due to the incident.
A band of Dwarven miners led by the white-bearded Dwarven Sage, Thronûr Longbeard was seen leaving the gates this evening and a single hour later, an adventuring party traveled out to join their expedition into the depths of the Misty Mountains. Their fate is yet known, but to the worried, starving people of the Dominion, it is of no concern to them.
Back in the Colony however... rumors spread like wildfire about an explosion in the Citadel, word is that the fallen and disgraced ex-Lord, Meriwether Dalton had traveled there in a bid to meet His Grace, Duke Antoine Trenada, but he was caught wearing an explosive vest by Infantryman Batturan, and due to the Infantryman's swift action and heroic sacrifice, the traitorous Patrician failed to kill anyone else with his suicidal act. It is said though that the Duke's trusted aide, Boris Kuulenov was grievously injured and has been disfigured due to the incident.