Urden was a great example (one of several recent ones) of how a Chancellor should lead- equal parts respect, fear, and intrigue. And towards the end, "I think I'll follow the crazy guy around to see what he does next." You rolled with a lot of challenging RP situations, and more importantly, you created them. You also had a way of showing up with a range full of enemies, and clawing out your piece of it.

Hope you had fun with my appearances. I'm not really the "show up and chat when requested" type (feels odd for the character), but I tried to track you down in a variety of guises when it felt right. I will also put forward the disclaimer that in any co-Immteraction involving Mayesha, I have about as much of a clue about what she'll do next as you do. :P Which is half the fun, of course. Yay, improv.

Evil miscellaneous responses:
- You mentioned at a couple points in your farewells that you wanted to IMM. We're much more likely to make a decision one way or another on that if we know you want the job. :) I remember hearing a couple things that made me think you might be thinking about it, but nothing clear enough that rang a bell. For future notice for you or others: It's in one of the helpfiles, but an IC or OOC 'note to immortal' that expresses that wish in a clear way is usually the best way to do that.

- I recall thinking things like "It'd be cool if he updated his role so I know where he wants to go with this." or "It'd be cool if he changed his desc now.". And poof!

- Re: The Immortal at the Inn: If it's who I think it was, it's probably not who you'd expect for Urden. Maybe that makes the compliment cooler.

- You probably used a greater variety of invoker spells than anyone I've seen. Kudos for making good work out of lesser-used tricks.

- I agree you're a World Class Bullshitter. :) There's lots of ways to roleplay insanity, and we thank you for playing one that was fun and not annoying.

- For a guy who damns a lot of paladins, I didn't see too many of them who wanted any part of a one-on-one with you.

Feel free to email me your opinions on how seeeecret stuff worked out for you, or just on Life As Chancellor.