Are people prepared to have people purchasing into roles? If yes, under what circumstances? While I want to say yes, I have no way of knowing for certain, nor am I in any leadership position, so I don't really have a strong opinion either way. To what degree is guilding essential for a character's ...

As I understand it, the system was built to be entirely IC, and no amount of OOC pressure should ever be applied to it. That being said, these ideas are well thought-out, well-worded and well-argued, and I could easily get behind them.

It would have to be very, very minor. Any roleplay at all would have be at least twice as lucrative xp-wise.

I had it in my head that every pair of magical skills (element and related moon) should provide regnancy slots at X total skill levels. Perhaps your native element/moon could provide an extra slot over the others. Perhaps Fire/Arien could provide yet another still.

https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Powder_Keg_of_Justice Sir Peter wanted no part of this: "If you're going to treat a man like some animal for the slaughter, then don't expect me to sit by and watch." He then stormed out, and let us carry on in our work. We'd been at it hours, and we couldn't get the guy to ...

It may be a bit of an undertaking, but I've played on text-based RP games wherein the staff actively monitor and police all OOC channels, including tells and osays. Policy violations are quickly recognized and addressed. It is not necessary to punish most incidents, but a quick interjection from sta...

I voted 'maybe': I'm perfectly willing to give it a try, as I am most things, but I am almost certain I will not like it. For me, playing the game is almost as much about open communication between players as the roleplay itself. I don't always have a lot of time, and to be perfectly honest I'm just...

Can Constitution play a part in resisting these effects? Just for that extra little bit of complexity and realism?

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