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Luke Danebluff was part of two incredible moments for me, some of the most EFU EFUing I ever EFUed.  The first was the conclusion of the Great Ring Race with the double backstab, and the next was his infamous blessed killshot.  The former made him a guildmaster, the latter is what will make him a legend.

Eliphas was incredible to have on the team, both for his prowess and for the interesting angles he made us play to keep him semicoherent.  Wrangling Eliphas from the brink of madness was a major component of Eupraxia's time ringrunning with the combined Companions and Breakers.  Due to his incredible usefulness, she was able to overlook how much he "made no sense."  She also appreciated how much he flaunted the King's rules.  By the end of the journey, she regarded him as a true friend, and not just another mad wizard whose help she needed.  And she was always aware that Eliphas was the strongest of the Breakers.

His guiding presence will be missed.

Luca was an incredible companion to have on the winding journey through the rings.  Eupraxia often laments his absence now, for he was the musical inspiration that let her fight as she once did alongside her similarly musical sister.

You can assume that whenever their paths cross, she will try to persuade him back to the ringrunning life.

I was very glad to have Rusty in the Breakers, and he is missed.  Eupraxia will not forget to look for Patti in the rings ahead.  I wish he could be there to look with her.   At least he got to see the redemption of the plumed helm.

Hopefully we find Patti out there somewhere and I get to add a nice screenshot to this thread.

I loved Cornelia.  It was especially cool when she confided in Eupraxia about the reason she started running, and what was behind her.  She is missed by her crew and companions.

This is one of the few "obituaries" I am happy to see.  I am thrilled that she achieved a positive outcome for House Glitt .  Even though I didn't get to see much of her third act, even from a distance it was beautiful.

0/5, I told him I was the Heron and he still called me a stork.  Would not roleplay with again.

I had two real conversations with Outis and enjoyed both immensely.  One was the introduction to Caesinirthos and Velastra confiding her parental fears in him, the other was the philosophical discussion about the nature of the King that Eupraxia had with him in the Drips.  It's a shame there won't be any more of these.

It was also hilarious to watch Clyde's reaction to Outis's presence.  That detail about the search gear is amusing, the Tears of Blood basically did the same thing to Clyde.

I was sad to see Samantha go.  She had a real drive for ringrunning that was great to see.

Maxwell Artfall was great and I really wish our play times had coincided more often.  The Moonspear reveal made so much sense in retrospect just from our few interactions in the Grey Keep.

This quest has the tileset bug that prevents the area from loading.  From what I remember, it probably has this bug in multiple areas, including the main entryway.

Elyn was a lot of fun with her chaos heritage wreaking havoc on everyone around her.  Eupraxia was sad to see her turn to the Arbiters and their cube cult ways.

The Breakers

As the waves chew haplessly navigated ships to splinters in the shallows, we will sunder the misplaced beliefs, the barriers, and the traditions that bind us.

Eupraxia the Heron
Kamau of Balondemu
William Thorne, the Light of Eryngium
Minstrel
Archibald Overton
Owl

I'm out for a week, so no Eupraxia. When I get back I'll be a little more dedicated to getting a crew together.

Velastra always valued him, but never valued him enough (except perhaps when she quit House Nephezar rather than see him removed from her service).  Thank you for sticking with me through nearly a year of chasing a impossible dream, fending off deadly foes, and riding the ups and downs of the rollercoaster that is ringrunning.  The Tears of Blood lost 18 members over the course of our run, but Clyde was there from the first step into Ring 94 to the last step in that horrid place that killed us, including being the last member of the company to fall.  I like to imagine the light that burned in the center of Despair, Writ Small has not gone out, and those brave souls who find it will be comforted by one more merry rendition of Ratta-tat-tat.