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(sorry, couldn't resist. Also, yes, the irony is not lost on me.)
that often.
62 wasn't a great score, but I feel super proud to have finished at least some cards. I still need to visit Nur and see what you mean by everything being so pretty up there!
I was hoping that this was some kind of separation from Hashan, and a normalization about the realms. Alas, no.
Aegis, God of War says, "You are dismissed from My demense, Astarod. Go forth and fight well. Bleed fiercely, and climb the purpose you have sought to chase for."
I wish the current factional classes were made this way.
Not for balance purposes, but just as a way to make it less painful to lose a factional class. The skills themselves could be totally distinct between the different modes.
Had an idea that perhaps one of the classes can summon the angst of any spirits of murdered Cyrenian denizens to battle. Was thinking maybe a jester/bard can do a dance of death or play music that draws the attention of the restless dead so they can attack their target and enact their retribution.
Will ponder more ideas.
It's a terrible loss when you have to give up something you really enjoy, but I like it when things are cut and dry. Because there's always those few that can ruin it for others if there's any middle-ground, or boundaries to push.
It makes me think of those classes in school where you could bring in snacks or drinks, and even if you didn't partake in that at all - there's always that one person who ends up getting that privilege taken away for other people.
In short, the way it was handled was entirely additive to the game. It's a net win for everyone, and considering how things may have historically shaken out in Achaea, I think that's mind-bogglingly awesome.
To people who are grousing that Hashan got a shiny new toy and we didn't: anything that draws in and keeps more people playing while respecting and even furthering the atmosphere of the game and the implication that your actions have consequences is absolutely a win and a net positive.
With Neraeos as our patron, what about Shanties to replace Harmonics?
That, or if we want to go with the other official/unofficial patron of Phaestus, we could have Chanting, which is more songs akin to Tolkien dwarves?
"Far over, the snowy Vashnars high... To Azdun deep and Mhojave dry..."
All fair I guess..... they will get more necromancy from me
How exactly does Cyrene lay claim to polearms? How would polearm excommunication be justified?
Results of disembowel testing | Knight limb counter | GMCP AB files
And you won't understand the cause of your grief...
...But you'll always follow the voices beneath.
For a purely IC progression, perhaps Phaestus' Order brings it to the city guards who then bring that focus to the Runewardens of the city.