Delete/Delete is the players decision. Some people have tougher skin and more determination with regards to their character than others.

^^^^ #### you


In this particular case I think that a mistake was made, and that was just taking kinship without an explanation or even word of mention.
^^^ Not sure if you grasp what happened, but thats 2 mistakes right there.


A quick 'Hey we just removed kinship because you weren't supposed to get it back. It was an issue with the title change, but it is fixed now.
^^^ To which I would of said oh? thats lame, thanks for letting me know.


You weren't supposed to get it back." would have told the player that oh, hey, the imms don't actually think the dwarves are back on my side. It likely would have tempered many of the other complaints as well.
^^^ Sure, still breaking role for no reason.


Still, delete delete was not the only choice. <--- From an RP perspective for Ghrimmli the dwarf redemption in that case made no sense, from a player pespective, sure man see GHrimmli was actually a chicken the whole time.. I didnt delete then, I deleted only when I found out that the Imms made a mistake (more than one) but didnt care about how that affected the entire world of carrionfields, or my character. Too busy fixing a mechanic to miss the entire point of a roleplay game, and watching them all line up here, to but their oar in, and still not get it :D :D :D


?????
They also said that while possible there would be no guarantee that I ever do get them. I was very tempted to play it anyway, just because the concept was so fun. When I have a bit more experience under my belt I intend to revisit the character, even if it turns out to be an up hill climb for their entire life. There were some great characters that started out as betrayer and worked their way back to their core class powers. It was the gnome fort ranger that gave me the inspiration to go off the map in the first place. It's not as easy as just rolling up another, I'll admit, but that is the cost of being so unique. ????


Besides, the imms gave plenty of warning in this circumstance.
^^ By rewarding me with Kinglslayer title and giving me Kinship?

It wasn't just an "Oh this guy killed some dwarves, alright lets load up the bum rape cannon",
^^^ Literally this


they gave many in character warnings that the dwarves that he was killing didn't think it was right that one of their kinsmen was brining death to their door.
^^^ Apart from the part where I went from Kinslayer with no kinship to Kingslayer with Kinship? Also had kinship for 150?/170 hours of the character, killed a dwarf every day..... Seems like