Annoying because you seemed to have a thing about hiding from tribs in Galadon so you could try to assassinate them, which is effective, but not once word gets around as to your use of the tactic. Nevertheless it means some boring spamming on the trib's part to stay alive.

Also annoying in that you seemed to hang around near other villagers which meant that fighting them always left the risk that you'd pop up and join in, and consequently that committing to the fight too much might get me double-teamed. Similarly I had a worry that when I was fighting you, they might jump in too. People say that village berserkers don't do this, but I've learnt from experience that some do.

Finally annoying in that sometimes you'd reply and sometimes you wouldn't. Your role explains that well enough, but I found it very confusing at the time because most people always reply or never reply. It's unusual to have an in between.

What did impress me about Ayik was that you'd make attempts to retrieve alone, and were reasonably effective in that when you didn't succeed, at least you didn't die in a foolish manner.

I still think you have room for improvement on the class though. For example, hiding outside the city but within scanning range, so I knew exactly where to run to fog you, is something a skilled assassin shouldn't be doing.

I would recommend that you play a non-outlander mage for two reasons. Firstly to get a perspective on the village from the outside again (because even the most hardened village nuts often change their view when they have to fight villagers) and secondly because if you find assassins boring, it is not a stretch of the imagination to think you might find sitting in chamo boring.,