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Checks and balances do not dilute the Seneschal role. It empowers them, without diluting everyone else, making them feel like an afterthought. I mean... This game is already getting publicly negative reviews already based on this subject. It should, at the very least, be considered. A decent chunk o...

However, when it comes to the actuality of noble power, it becomes much more complicated. The nobility often must throw their weight around to receive their due rights. Noble influence outside of their own domain also further depends highly on their connections with others in power. Even the king o...

+When in Inns, do not RP yourself into a corner. Interact, rather than force others to interact with you. It helps you get RP that comes naturally, and opens your character up to RP, rather than closes. +Don't try to antagonize right off the bat. If you're looking for RP, it's best to save antagonis...

The intent behind the suggestion isn't to remove this aspect from being considered, but more solving more than one issue by expanding upon a great idea. ' However, many gentrymen will play at being noble. With enough power and money behind them, they can often arrange for their treading into the rea...

The increased hostility is perhaps one of the more fun things that I've come back to. Staff really outdid themselves, and with some fine-tuning, it'll add a layer to exploring out of town: Maybe even making campfire talks in-vogue with hunters. It just feels more thrilling to safely navigate around ...

((Copied over from the OOC logs board, because I'm a garbage elemental that forgot how forums work)) My only suggestion is that the Noble spec be added to include the Council. It seems weirdly exclusionary to the Council to have a strictly political move be only accessible by a class that doesn't re...

I'd just like to raise a few notions here. The matter of idling out during scenes was rather closely linked to a player that had multiple accounts (Meaning multiple characters across multiple fields of play). Which ended in a ban. However, slow posting was always an issue to be had. As well as breac...

Corruption and IC motive is something that is, largely, IC. A priest may struggle with the internal conundrum of breaking vows to turn in a mage, as is their primary struggle in the vanguarding of Lithmorran souls/etc. Avoiding IC punishment, as many can attest to from all walks from the game, is al...

If the rumor has been reported for clear reasons, then you have your answer. Somehow it's fair game. During the period of time when it was being abuse, the rumors were being frequently reported and put down. Immediately saying, however, that something is a breach of IC/OOC boundaries is something to...