Shattered Kingdoms

Was briefly entertaining. Thank you grep for the awesome script.

Sadal needs a new F3.

It was the only truly enjoyable thing I've actually gotten out of SK and its community in over a year. Thanks for helping me enjoy it; it was the best roleplay I've seen since we last roleplayed.

Stay in touch.

What do I say about Nilara? This deletion is no surprise that's for sure. Now that I know who played nilara a lot of questions have been answered.

Nilara seemed cool at first but as I got to know her she sort of became a mystery. She didn't give a damn if she had EQ or not. She didn't give a damn if she had a pet. She was content to sit in silence for extremely long spans of time, presunably the player was browsing the web or taking on YIM.

There was Zero interest from this character in anything.I see now that its because the player is burnt out and most likely made a new char out of habit or something. All I can say is I doubt this player ever liked Nilara, or if she did it was only at first before she had to lvl.

I'd say come back again but I don't think you like SK much. Nilara could have been good, oh well.

You're not having fun, because you're actually rather anti-social.

As usual, I knew who Nilara was played by within five seconds of interaction.

Thanks for being a lightie priest who rezzed darkies!

I think Orac pretty much summed things up. You weren't interested in the character and it showed.

If you do ever decide to try another character, the only chance you'll have of sustaining it is if you actually come up with a character concept beforehand . . . something that's complex and that you can get excited about.

But I do I think that you're really done with SK! It makes me a sad panda. You're one of my favorite players. Don't be a stranger.

Her anti-social, afkness was likely due to her playing another mud.

Oh, btw. Thanks for enchanting my weapon earlier!

Only really met her once or twice, but I liked what I saw. Sad to see her go.

I think the best rule of thumb is not to create a character at another person's request. Play a concept you like and want to play rather than what someone else wants. That way when your friends start dropping off (they always do) you still have your original concept that stands alone. Then you can wait for the next batch of friends to show up.