My task for leadership was meant to get some kind of plotting and RP going and it seemed like you turned your nose up at it immediately without even giving it a shot.


Despite me having said already that I was working with what you gave us (hired a thief, approached that character, etc), you are still saying this. I sent you, specifically, a letter precisely because I thought you might misinterpret what I said about Mizheng as exactly what you misinterpreted it as. Did you really not see/read that letter until I had to point it out in-game? You never said anything about it after that, but you also never made any kind of attempt to say "Oh, ####, my bad dude! I TOTALLY missed that one!" (albeit in a Mergulla-esque way). Not in the game, nor in the PBF.

Other than that, I liked Mergulla a lot. I just honestly had a huge conflict with what I could do...at first I was just shooting the #### with you and that was fine (first interaction), but as I read more into your religion and Iunna's, I realized I would basically be breaking role to identify too much with you. At least, that's the way it seemed and that probably has a lot to do with why our later interactions weren't as cool. So, the second question: do you view your religion in a similar way?


I can't believe that, even now, I'm tossing out ideas that will never happen, but here we go: How about making some kind of "Pantheonic Alliances" spreadsheet that lays out where the Gods are in relation to each other? I don't mean ranking-wise, I mean belief-wise. You know the game Magic: the Gathering? They have a hexagonal layout which shows how the various colors view each other. You could tie it in with Nature, Magic, Good, Evil, Chaos, and Order. Random, I know.