Yeah, I gotta say, I think this was a ####ish move. You've been a good guy over the years and I don't think it's a game changer, but really, it was total crap. Let's be honest, it was *not* an ic thing.

- How was is it not an IC thing for the God of Battle to not want a Lich dead? Please try to justify why it wouldn't be in my interest to see it happen.

- I actually didn't just barge into visibility and say "everyone go hunt the lich." I made mention that there was a stench in the air that needed to be removed and I had not a single person in a village with 10 hero villagers move an inch. I felt it was a perfect opportunity for village leadership to jump up and use it as an exercise without me being blunt and telling you what to do. Once I was ignored, I came outright and told you what to do.

- When people finally did take decide to hunt the lich, some pretty memorable moments (for me at least) came out of it. The Lich nearly died three times and spent the rest of the evening looking over his shoulder. Mission accomplished imo.

You weren't even visible for the drill. But you made the *OOC* decision to vis and then tell everyone to go hunt the lich.

- I was around for the Drill but not visible. I felt like doing so would warrant a 'reward' of sorts from you and I guess my gut feeling was right.

So why this one night, the one unique night when a player had organized and sponsored an event, did you choose to make a point of saying people should hunt the lich?

- I had actually been online for roughly every night in the past two weeks at the same time. The same members of Battle people had been online every night prior to this drill with absolutely no competition. The night that you held the drill held about 6 transmuters, and a lich to deal with. There sat the village, playing pattie-cake while casters ran around uncontested. From an OOC perspective, I felt like I shouldn't interrupt but from an IC perspective that just wasn't acceptable.

And as an aside, if you look at pbf's, you'll see that anyone who ever sponsors and runs an event gets some imm love for it, even if it's just a minute 20 xp, just a pat on the head to say hey, good job, thanks for doing it. Susu got nothing.

- I don't think people should feel entitled to rewards. I'm still very old school and you have to do something that really impresses me to get any form of a reward. Is this wrong? Probably. I still have a lot of Imm culture to catch up to.