Aunkdunell was orginally rolled as a PK character. I personally, find the greatest enjoyment in playing characters that are high intensity and Aunkdunell indeed was. He had an inherent hate/distrust/mischevious plan against most all people, and was
never much of a friend to anyone. From PK ranks on, I tried to stop
and get a few kills each time I ranked, or at least several PK's if I had ranked a couple times. His whole persona was that he literally thirsted, like a starved hunger, Had to have blood, the kill of the hunt, the weak being culled. This was a rooted desire of his, and a basic driving force to the persona I envisioned him to be.

Wether it be coercing someone to kill another, him directly killing anything and everything city tied, orderly, travelling with
paladins, duergar, etc. I would pass by Galadon and if I noticed someone in town in the armory or something like that, they became a target as well. They were on of them! Granted, I opened myself up for a very large PK range, and had a bitch of a time ranking with the few PC's I would, don't think for a moment I didn't have groups of 3-4 people on my ass moment to moment at times. It was definately a challenge to play what I saw as one of my peak Self-Proficient characters. A big part that plays into how I develop my RP towards Lyristeons relgion is that I am self-reliant, in control of sparking reaction, and am a consistent presence as far as the aspect my characters bring to the field. Be it evil, anti-something, or plane neutral-vengence, it is usually a great challenge. I think in the past I burn out at least a 100hrs earlier, and I honestly could have gone 200 more I think (bit the bullet on a best buy card and got a new computer today, so dont think your getting any breaks!) but the hardware issues were too much at the time.

Anyways, it's been over a week and after pulling 65hrs last week I'll remember what I can, and would enjoy hearing from anyone. That being said, the Toraks, RobDarkens, Scrimbuls, people that play characters like Burork, don't waste your time trolling my post, and
if you feel the need to kick the dead horse, you have QHCF for that.


I was IC on every level. If I move through an area and I see outsiders, and one of them happens to be an orderly assassin, or thief, or imperial, or duergar, or scion, or tribunal, or gnome nexan that attacked me last week, or goodie, or someone that went OOC and called me Rogue in game, or someone that told me to suck a #### after I killed them... All of these sorts of people were going to then become victims to the hunger of the maw. I brought famine and plague in mass quantities, and when your 20's level defiler in training crosses paths with a disease spreading half-breed dark-elf that is marked by the evil Imp of chaos, you bet your ass that hanging around in that area is not going to be a one-way ticket to the chinese buffet by any means. Some people dealt with it well, some people had and are having, the whinefest of their life.

I've said it before, and I'll say it one more time. Trepidation, area affects like plague, summoning creatures with a divine power I am granted to chaos your group chaos, panic, death, etc., is Entirely within the rules, and roleplay. I was very evil, very chaotic, and very deathful (I mean that in play, not PK count.) that is why I think there was nothing wrong in that. If I were to pull that kind of thing with an Imperial or goodie shaman, that wouldn't fly. Goodie healers heal MOBs groups rank on, goodie outlanders with Bioempathy, Scions with the monolith that causes affects to the entire Area, Centurions, Special Guard xp loss, etc etc, are all facets of the game that can be used in PvP mechanics, that are not limited to PK levels. PK levels are for game balance, note for segregation of RP. Some of you simply cannot deal with that, and to those people, you better roll something tougher then.


Alright, Goodbyes I can get off the top off my head..

Lyristeon, I'll echo on your post below about this character not getting rewarded as much. I got no body part armors, no gifts and stuff. A lot of people think the weapon/title is a reward, but I think since the playerbase went from 3 digits to 2, it merely helps with spicing the who list and giving leaders a nicer pat on the back. I will say the weapon descriptions as it shifted were sick, and I loved it. I know my RP tapered down towards the end a bit, but I attribute that in kind to my lack of quests to the computer issues, all that aside though this was another fabulously fun character that had a lot of ups and downs. I really felt comfortable and in control of the role, and am glad you let the bad men play too.

Enlilth - Dont really know anything about you, but noticed you were the one that gave me lovin for my pray, and its not like I waited months and months praying to no end, but I was trying, and Lyr wasnt around at the moment, and you noticed. Thanks for the pat on the back, that's the kind of thing that really helps developing characters continue to do so.

Iunna = Pretty lame for me to rot the elf healer thats standing in the market with the Provost? Tlingit knew I was about to get another wanted flag and was expecting me to hit him any moment so his guards could jump in. Hitting the healer first (first time I ever remember even seeing them to attack them) with a rot would be unexpected, and would in my mind, take the healer out of play for the duration of healing sleep. Then I could dispel sanc, but, he died the same round I rotted him. Probably the only time I know of rot killing someone. I dont remember the second kill, but for what it's worth, how about getting a little more insight before slighting a pfile. I wasn't mister rogers, but I was entirely in right to, and religously pressed to, take those kinds of kills whenever I could. I'm sure when two offensive shapeshifters are camping at my recall and kill me that way Several times, you make the same kinds of comments.

Outlanders

I tried to be as discconected from most of you as I could, and IC prick and poke for weaknesses in different characters. If I knew of Apps that were using cities, or coins, or travelling with people they shouldn't, I went after them. I would talk to some, attack others outright, or try to stir some cabal politics and involve immortals. I wasn't building a thief guild or anything, but I tried to be active in the cabal as much as I could. For the apps, I hope I made it a fun challenge, and when I let you off easy, had you thinking the Hardest was only to come!

Lierieng in particular stands out to me, because I took an edge to have stronger communes around fellow spheres just because you were a Lyristeon follower too. It worked beautifully too. The only draw back to playing evil outlander though is it just simply doesnt work to work with others. We did when we could though, and It was a blast.

I had a lot of enemies, a lot. So, I think it might be safer to simply reply to those that wish to reply to me. Many of you can rest easy now and watch TV while you rank, or AFK with your special guards in the market, or even walk into the woods without several teleports and a Really big bag of food! heh

On communes, I never really messed with famine too much, but I must say this is a bad ass prayer, and I liked the edge that I took for it as well. I tried to use this as much as possible and regret not working it into my role and my weak attempt at becoming the Hunger of the Maw or something like that. Next time.

-Rogue