Tue Jul 31 00:49:17 2001


8 o''clock PM, Day of the Great Gods, 33rd of the Month of the Frost Giant on the Theran calendar Wodrahcir perished, never to return.

Race:	svirfnebli
Class:	thief
Level:	49
Alignment:	Neutral
Ethos:	Neutral
Cabal:	BATTLE, the BattleRagers, Haters of Magic
Age:	430
Hours:	332
PK Ratio:	46% (closer to 100% is better)

Well I didn't interact much with Wodrahcir having a rager only for a short time when you were around but arrgh. I remember Kaerk and he was one of my favorite villagers. (Read: He had lots and lots of heart!) Makes me regret not sticking around or having another villager while you were around. I'll shed more light when some of my present characters die, but I consider it a loss to myself and the village, that I didn't get to interact with you and that the Destructor won't say Wodrachir has entered the fray anymore. Good luck on the next!
Daerk

ps: I can understand having a favorite class/race combo ;)

It is just not RIGHT to let this char fade away without a single
comment. I lingered around the post for a few days, hoping one
of your cabal-mates would say a few appropriate words, but it
didn't happen. Why not, that is beyond me. You were one of the
ragers I admired the most (Tarosh being the first one). The rest
of the cabal paled in comparison, at least when the ideals and
laying it on the line came to play. There might have been better
PK-ers and people with better sets, but they were just pitiful,
regardless of recognition they were getting and you weren't.

Wodrahcir was a staunch, zealous thief. I knew from the early
30's that you'd be a major thorn in the paw (dagger in the back?)
in Carrock's life till the end. This proved to be true. I can't
count the number of times I'd hear "Wodrahcir in the realms" and
then 5 mins afterwards, you'd bite the tip of my halberd and
starting duking it out. Funnily enough, there were never words
spoken between us, save once. This was, as you'll recall, also
the only time when my charge set failed against you :-)

You were more than true to your ideals, few words, and damn...
balls that were fitting of a fire giant, let alone a Svirfnebli :) Going out till the last death was something that I
had no doubt that you would do. It was a Wodrahcir way.

Pikes high,

C.

Carrock,

Thanks for the comments. I enjoyed this character, but I don't
think may others saw half of the things that I did when in the
realms, but the people I attacked, since I wasn't an outspoken, bragging kind of type.

I hated seeing an enemy and not fighting him, prolly why I did go out to my final death, but was trying to get a con quest, but that didn't happen becasue I guess Thror was too busy that day, but nonetheless it was fun, I made several friends and several enemies on this game, which I guess is the point.

Battle

Tahren - You were by far the best Captain I ever saw and I admired all your strategies and what not.

Intronan - You seem to be a good commander, and hopefully the village will thrive, with a now severe lack of heros/near heros.

Fulgor - You were a good villager and one that could have helped provided you stayed around longer.

Armand - Wodrahcir hated your high strung ego, but had enough
sense to just let you be whenever you went on a rampage.

Sargon - I really enjoyed the time I spent wiht you. You were one of the few that actually cared about other villagers. Never did see that bard after our little quest.


Scions

Vaustrien - Damn, I loved fighting you, since the battle always was close either way.

Carrock - Yeah I sure hated that damn charge set, but I was too damn stubborn to let that stop me. Actually liked the challenge
it presented itself.

Ralemos - you were always a tough one to kill, but that didn't stop me from trying.

Illijin - Very impressed with your abilities, probably one of the few invokers I had a worry about.

To the rest of you I enjoyed my many fights with you.

Goodies

Andulvar - Do you ever have anything other than a transplecant archon? I attacked you often but not sure I ever did much to you.

Can't remember everyone else's names right now, but I remember fighting you guys.

Nexus

Tiberanius - God I hated you. You always seem to attack me whenever I was trying to get clothes and once you attacked and killed me, you kept at it.

Can't remember everyone else's names right now, but I remember fighting you guys.

To everyone I missed, I am sorry, but I can't remember any more names right now.

I probably won't be playing the game near as much since I have way to much to do in my real life with school, moving into a new house, and a baby on the way. So thanks to everyone for making this game so damn enjoyable.

Farewell,

Wodrahcir/Kaerk/Saerkal (I liked svirf thiefs way too much)

Just wished I got to see more of you. Seemed every time you logged on, I was logging off... but you seemed damn effective. I suggest ignoring school, and rolling another thief pronto!

got damnit! you made my life HELL! killing ALL my characters that reached somewhat CLOSE to 30. ACK!

atleast you weren't smurfy about it.

respect.

>>got damnit! you made my life HELL! killing ALL my characters >>that reached somewhat CLOSE to 30. ACK!
>>atleast you weren't smurfy about it.

He made everymageslife hell that was stupid enough to remain with in his reach.




>>respect.


Thank you for adopting yet another hollywood catch phrase.
We don't have enough of our youth immitating a culture that isn't theirs.

Peace out holmes.

Gotta say I agree with Carrock, well played. We didn't fight often and I can't say that I ever tried to seek you out, but damned you had a habit of attacking me at bad times. Just knowing you were about made me spend alot on flying/enlarge so there wouldn't be many suprises on the roads. See you in the fields.

>I did go out to
>my final death, but was
>trying to get a con
>quest,

That was really bad news. We were trying to get you to 50 in Aridhol so you could get that extra train, and maybe live to see a con quest. Then I went link dead for about half an hour. When my connection finally came back, I was still in Aridhol and no friendlies were on, and on the way back to the village I passed your corpse. That was one of the most frustrating feelings I've had. I can't say much more, as I haven't really interacted with you all that much. You seemed to be the silent "get things done" type, so that's probably why.

Damn you where another fun rager you guys seem to be dropping like flies. I like the character and I must say you had me closer to death than anyone in a long long time. Luckily I survived my little bout of cockiness. I can honestly say I'd have taken you a lot more serious after that last fight.