>1. Several days of waiting is nothing. I'm not surprised it takes more than that to convince Jinroh.

I sent a note at lvl19, I approach him when I see him, at lvl23, tells me I need to gain a few ranks first, I do, during the time he's still around. I let him know, he says he has to go. Cool. At lvl35(!, including a big exp hole) I see and approach him again, we talk over a distance and based on that he decides to be unconvinced. I don't know how you'd feel, but I found that annoying.

As Istirith pointed out, Ayran's was somewhat friendly, because his motive for fighting mages was different. If that's a problem, I guess a cabal full of identical members must be a whole lot more interesting, right?

>2. You say "Induction goes bad (sic) because Jinroh isn't convinced.

>I read "I didn't show the determination to keep trying when it appeared I might not get what I wanted". If he's not convinced, plug away at it for a bit, get in touch when you see him, and convince him."

See the above. For one without the ability to see mages, I killed quite a lot of them.

>3. What else could you have done or said? You could have actually stuck to your beliefs when induction didn't go so well instead of deleting.

>4. "I guess trying to give an unusual twist to a rager is not done."

>I read "It couldn't have been that I gave up too soon. It must be that the system is against me.">
You assume the 'induction talk' is the reason I deleted. Was just the last drop.

> My current character got knocked back from his first interview, but I still got inducted. It wasn't even that bad. All I had to do was show that I was still interested, despite the refusal

Guess what, I wasn't interested no more ...