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  • MelodieMelodie Port Saint Lucie, Florida
    It's theoretically possible, but generally would only happen with huge changes. A long time ago, a character went through the cities and basically three of four lost all right to Devotion, and one of those three also banned Occultists with it. It's not terribly common, but Achaea is a place where things can change and evolve.

    If you're wondering on the chances, not very high. Obviously things change, but a lot of it is player-motivated, rather than just admin passing down sanctions.

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  • So, I had 6 contracts last time I logged in. Down to 1 now, with no messages.

    I assume the person who took it out revoked it? Why didn't I receive notification as to why I no longer have the contract?





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  • I had contracts out on a dormant person as well, and they both vanished without notification

  • KyrraKyrra Australia

    I think @Tecton mentioned relocating a lot of the contracts recently so maybe that has something to do with it?

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  • KlendathuKlendathu Eye of the Storm
    There were a lot of contracts that had been allocated to dormant members of the Mark re-allocated, and those that were for dormant targets appear to have now been removed (I've lost one)

     


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  • For bashing as an apostate is bleed better than decay once you start getting crits?

  • Tarsis said:

    For bashing as an apostate is bleed better than decay once you start getting crits?

    No

  • Deadeyes bleed/bleed has about 60% of the DPS of decay. With a diadem (which only applies to decay), bleed/bleed is about 50% of decay, with even less of a speed advantage. On top of that, decay uses far less mana and willpower.

    Learning weaponry and bashing with a mediocre throwing axe (or any weapon with good stats) will work better than bleed.

  • @Sena While I appreciate your art, sometimes you make me wonder why the average person can't do simple math.

  • Atalkez said:

    So, I had 6 contracts last time I logged in. Down to 1 now, with no messages.

    I assume the person who took it out revoked it? Why didn't I receive notification as to why I no longer have the contract?

    The one I'd taken out poofed with no message.  Was about to ask what was going on when I saw I wasn't the only one having some sort of odd thing going on.  I wondered if they might have purged it as people had been discussing so many dormant people getting them... apparently that is what is happening?

  • I got all 6 of them from the re-allocation. So I can only assume they were canceled or those that were dormant were removed. I'm pretty sure 3 of them at least we're dormant.





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  • @Rhydella‌ also worth noting that although the bardic is IC, any credits earned from it are considered OOC.
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  • edited June 2014

    Bardics/artisanals being considered IC is one of my biggest pet peeves :(


    It really makes absolutely no sense to me at all.

  • ShirszaeShirszae Santo Domingo
    Iocun said:

    Bardics/artisanals being considered IC is one of my biggest pet peeves :(


    It really makes absolutely no sense to me at all.

    I fail to see how it does not make sense, really. I mean, it could probably be integrated in a better fashion, but in the end its just a neutral contest run by a neutral organization in a neutral city. Thats all

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  • KlendathuKlendathu Eye of the Storm

    Iocun said:

    much stuff



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  • ShirszaeShirszae Santo Domingo
    edited June 2014
    1 - If a character does not want to participate then they don't need to. And miss the prizes. Consequences and all that.

    2- Assumptions, etc. Most Mhaldorians I knew/know IC had quite a liking for art in one way or the other. And not just the bloody kind either. Sure, some mhaldorians might be like you mentioned, but not all need to be. Beside, its not like a Mhaldorian to stop doing something just because the world at large will not appreciate it.

    3- This one has more of a point. I am tempted to say you could be a painter if you could achieve either of those, but I am aware thats a bit... problematic. I don't really think it mixes it all up, thought. More so, it provides an alternative of sorts, if a flawed one.

    4- An interesting point. Would be great if someone explored it in some way, some day. Can't say I would mind at all

    5- I very much agree with you on this, and wish they would create one or two denizens to handle the judging IC, even if it was a summary thing. More than that, thought, I wish they made it somehow possible to read winning entries from in-game.

    Just a quick response. Very possible that I overlooked something, but that the gist of my thoughts.

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  • Shirszae said:
    2- Assumptions, etc. Most Mhaldorians I knew/know IC had quite a liking for art in one way or the other. And not just the bloody kind either. Sure, some mhaldorians might be like you mentioned, but not all need to be. Beside, its not like a Mhaldorian to stop doing something just because the world at large will not appreciate it.

    I didn't say Mhaldorians weren't supposed to like art. The point was more about whom they would allow to judge their art. Mhaldorians are only an example for this, of course. It might apply to many people.

    My issue here is that in a world where there is so much hostile ideology and war, it seems unlikely that artists from all over the world would, inbetween slaughtering each other, regularly come together to compare their artworks in a neutral setting and let it be judged by some arbitrary panel.

    Mind you: such a thing could very well happen between artists who happened to be on opposing warring sides, but personally disagreed with their governments' violent ideologies, but much less so for artists who fully embrace said ideologies and consider their opponents to be scum that needs to be wiped from the face of Sapience.

  • Shirszae said:
    1 - If a character does not want to participate then they don't need to. And miss the prizes. Consequences and all that.

    2- Assumptions, etc. Most Mhaldorians I knew/know IC had quite a liking for art in one way or the other. And not just the bloody kind either. Sure, some mhaldorians might be like you mentioned, but not all need to be. Beside, its not like a Mhaldorian to stop doing something just because the world at large will not appreciate it.

    3- This one has more of a point. I am tempted to say you could be a painter if you could achieve either of those, but I am aware thats a bit... problematic. I don't really think it mixes it all up, thought. More so, it provides an alternative of sorts, if a flawed one.

    4- An interesting point. Would be great if someone explored it in some way, some day. Can't say I would mind at all

    5- I very much agree with you on this, and wish they would create one or two denizens to handle the judging IC, even if it was a summary thing. More than that, thought, I wish they made it somehow possible to read winning entries from in-game.

    Just a quick response. Very possible that I overlooked something, but that the gist of my thoughts.

    Not really going to step into this conversation but you may be interested to know that Kaden keeps the "originals" of all his Bardics.

  • ShirszaeShirszae Santo Domingo
    edited June 2014

    @Iocun‌

    Scarlatti's Commune? I mean, sure, the contest is not run by the clan, but it is dedicated to art, and it has people from all over the ideology spectrum, excepting those from Targossas, who are forbbiden by Targ from joining. So, I don't see why the above would be impossible. In my head, artists would keep killing to the field of battle and art and such to the field of ideas, so to speak. Too different kinds of combat, so to speak. (Or at least, thats how the more fanatic could see it)

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  • edited June 2014

    Taken from Lusternia (logically, the same should really apply here given that it's not different at all [aside from theirs being monthly, woo!])

    Zvoltz said:
    Real answer: No. Submissions to artisanals and bardics are considered OOC. You, the player, are showing off your skills. Your character can go on being terrible at art or only liking very serious literature for his cute little puppy dog eyes. Whatever you want.
      (http://forums.lusternia.com/discussion/comment/23534/#Comment_23534)


  • edited June 2014
    Yae said:

    it would bewilder me a bit if it is IC.

    what if yae is a terrible artist and can only draw stick figures at best  :( 

    Then you should get your rolepoints docked if you submit a high-quality artwork through the artisanals!



    Cynlael said:

    Taken from Lusternia (logically, the same should really apply here given that it's not different at all [aside from theirs being monthly, woo!])


    I think it was once stated in Achaea that they're considered IC here. Such distinctions aren't always drawn around the same lines between different IRE games.

  • TBF, @Yae that second one would probably get a merit in modern day stuff.

  • JurixeJurixe Where you least expect it
    I am quite sure the Bardics are considered IC. You get honours lines for it and I know some Bardic works used to be reproduced and hung in the Scarlattan Theatre. People have also tended to give out favours for placing in the Bardics, which means there's already IC recognition of them. It was a difficult decision to join because my character would not have been one particularly given to writing stories, but I love writing stories so I sort of had to compromise on that one.

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  • Anyone else woke up with 0 gold in their pack? Pretty sure I didn't get thieved from, since I haven't left my bedroom in ages.


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  • How long does swiftcurse last?

  • edited June 2014

    It lasts for 15 seconds and has a 4 second equilibrium without both quick-witted and a diadem.

    So a potential of 11 seconds at 1 second on average, but with queueing I think it's 0.9 - that's with nimble.

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