So if a normal person sees someone channel nether, will they just see something like a shadow wriving around the sorcerer's arms?

Trap: Tripwire

Carriable: Yes

Materials: Sinew, fishing line, or lifevine

Effects: Has the chance of tripping your opponent when engaging you.

Alila----- "Soft words, big stick."
Echlin---- "Head in the clouds, toes barely touching the ground."


You know, I should think more on this. Just posting to raise it from the dead.

Sorry if I necromanced this thread from the dead. "It's dangerous out there, here, take this" A monk being able to craft spirit candles would be something fun to do in my opinion. Maybe something to help fend off threats while traveling the wilderness. Well, everytime a brigand or wolf tri...

This is Vlora's:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-wEAeNcA_A

Ha. I'm totally going to use that as rp hook... find out if I got mindwiped about knowing there are booze.

With the gambling options available recently. I would expect that the coalition would prefer that the riln not get lost going to them while in transit due to bandit or animal attacks. Would be gamblers would prefer not to carry large sacks of riln going there but instead use convenient slips of pape...

Yeah. this is why I hesitate to play when it's those times of the day. I get dc a lot due to my internet and I fear I may be causing problems for other players when I keep relogging in.

I recently tried leatherworking and noticed the rather sparse selection of customizations for adornments. So here are some suggestions I have. 1. Instead of making the adornments be limited to say, inscribed having the torch, wolf, longsword etc options, make them be opened for the others like stamp...

I tried to look around where I usually find them, and I can't see any, as well.

I agree with this. Would also be good if craftmarks can be placed on the jewelries.

Those who travel the lands are well aware of the dangers going from one town to another pose. This is especially true for caravan owners delivering goods and essential materials. This is why when trouble happens, wagon masters can turn their caravan into a defensible spot for their guards and themse...

I really really agree with this. I came to CLoK for the description of the game, but I honestly stayed because of the players and GMs, you guys are truly magnificent. The player base has the combination of supportive and friendly that just... strikes a chord with me. You guys helped me cope with tho...

A few more questions: 1. The mummer abilities, is it implied that anyone can learn it... no genetic quirks like elemancy or something? 2. I'm usually just using this as a joke... but seriously, why isn't there booze sold in the mummer's camp. 3. Brofists... what's Arlen's stance when his members use...

For some reason I was imagining this library filled with scrolls, and stacks and stacks of tree barks.

I guess I'm going to perform sorcery on this thread... So rise... Anyway, if there's another thread more dedicated for this. I'm really really sorry for necroing. 1. Are there settlements, around the lands that aren't hamlets but just a collection of homes that are isolated? 2. Regarding river tade,...

I do agree with this. even if I already made client side aliases for the 3, it's probably more intuitive if the esp rescue commands would be one word.

Sorry for necroing this topic.

I myself am rather curious about Arlen's style of fighting. maybe some guidelines or at least philosophy from the master would be great rp material. I find that I'm lacking rp fuel to play my brofist these days.

I just want to ask if it is possible to add a command to stop tutoring someone without leaving the room. In some RP situations, it can get awkward to leave the room and return while giving some random excuse. However, this really is not very important.

Thanks.

Maybe, it's going to be dependent to your total number of deaths in general... consider it soul scarring or something. At least this will be friendlier to the newbies who are still learning how stuff works.

As one of those people who generally have a wreckless char or two. This is actually a good idea.

This should totally happen ic. XD Also, woo!

I too would love this aging idea... I mean, it keeps the feeling that my chars are still alive even if I'm not in their heads.

The lore has spoken. And it shall be... It is known.

I would expect some lingual bungling due to it being foreign and admitedly hard to spell. In my opinion, I just call them guardsmen... or guardspeople honestly. Reminds me of CLoK's version of Sam Vimes.