Currently sitting on a train while reflecting about the character and sorting screenshots to be added later but I want to take a moment to thank everyone who took part in his story, regardless of how small a role. Efu really is a magical place for that, allowing a character to evolve, to become a fully living and breathing thing. Enough that it brings a tear to the eye when it ends.
Further, I'd like to thank Saman, Azim, The Dervish and Argent for being so formative. For giving me a grounded basis for the character, for giving me a foundation to build upon. You really made it feel alive for me and I appreciate it.
Crimson medicine, you're a real hero, friend. Thank you for being cool with what I suspect felt like a harsh assassination (Ekret had reasons, but I know it doesn't always feel that way).
When I get out of the Alps I'll add to this but for now I'll toast to all your characters, alive or otherwise!
Thank you for making efu what it is!
One of your best so far in the four-ish years I've interacted with your PCs, NND. Excited to see what hooks you next, loved all my time with Vorazol across the several PCs I played influenced by my terrible character ADHD. Good luck on the next!
One more march, one more battle.
We'll have to concept on purpose someday NND. Great PC, as always!
You were a great antagonist for Yogi, since he waltzed in and stole the role of the Hakem, but I wish we could have interacted more then we did. I felt there was more story there. Great job on your character!
I look forward to the next one.
Man, Ekert...
From the first meeting during Narwens Wheel Procession to destroy Djinn Relics I knew I couldnt ever hope to match the raw force of personality you could muster. Every religious thing I'd do on Dervish would be colored with "How would NND approach this?"
You really showed the nuance and life that a Religious PC can bring to the server and I knew you being around would make any situation that much more interesting...
I really did try my dude, I wanted to save you so **BADLY** but it wasn't the Way of the Wheel.
Wheel Above All <3
I don't think Linlett even interacted with Vorazol directly... but it was interesting to start piecing together all the hits he put on various other clerics. And figuring out if I wanted to try and put a reverse hit on him to save clients.
fuckin wheelo
An absolutely excellent cleric. Timezones kept us apart but all our meetings were great.
I won't lie. It stung. I had no idea who had done it, there were ideas, but never proof.
I mourned the loss of my first PC, Grenth Flamebringer, but know this;
Ekret was an amazing character. He was such an interesting man to watch, and in my early days he was an inspiration. He made me want to do better. To learn more so that I could stand beside him and people would be impressed all the same. You're a talented writer. There are no hard feelings between us. A story is a story, and I too am a storyteller.
I look forward to your return and seeing the crazy and brilliant ideas you bring with you.
BTW I cut off your head and carved out your heart. So I got my justice.
King as always