Shattered Kingdoms

I don't think that's a rule, really...it's about taking that bias IC.

So why did I get banned for Posting OOC info nerd. Identifying who plays what character and posting it on the forums is against the rules.

Not quite, people do that all the time. If it were against the rules to identify who plays who, I don't think anybody would be allowed to post, since that's what 70% of the posts here do.

Also, did I really get called a nerd by another person on a MUD's forum? It's like...wow. Pot, kettle. Hey.

Deedlit was a MAN!?!?!

In the original D&D games, which eventually grew into the novels that would one day become adapted to the anime series, yes. Deedlit was played by a man, a manga artist, I think, but I'm not sure. Interestingly, Deedlit's "fascination" with Parn in the original games were based more on the fact that Parn had a magic sword that Deedlit wanted to steal from him, but that's probably more than you needed. Still funny, though.

hikari yo!!!!!!

Not that my personal disappointment matters a whole ton, but I wanted to put it out there that this deletion is exceptionally disappointing for me from the perspective of player who is RP oriented.

Nasqui was, in my mind, a really refreshing take on the class. There was sooooo much room for character development it was insane and lovely. The times I was actually able to sit down and talk with her I enjoyed myself very much.

And yeah, her description was all kinds of [REDACTED] up, clearly showing a darker orientation but I don't think it screamed the class at all.

Le sigh

Make something else please!

If the class was necromancer the whole thing has been done to death already.

I think I'll be back with another something, but I do realize that me playing a caster isn't what I like doing. The grind did get boring after half of the time I was sleeping. So I'll avoid those for now. And sorry thyki I did enjoy every part of the rp with both the lighties and with the darkies...

You, sir, are a liar! And I'll leave that statement as it is, because we both know what I'm talking about.

And I've always had more fun training up mages than fighters, personally. The levelling seemed to go by much faster, even with sleeping added in, possibly because if you have an offensive spell, you can just get yourself a lion and train against things that are well above what most people would be training against at that point.