Tue Apr 9 14:22:08 2002


2 o''clock AM, Day of the Bull, 29th of the Month of the Winter Wolf on the Theran calendar Abrawisnik perished, never to return.

Race:	gnome
Class:	invoker
Level:	51
Alignment:	Neutral
Ethos:	Lawful
Cabal:	None, None
Age:	324
Hours:	268
PK Ratio:	66% (closer to 100% is better)

Well...a less than perfect end. Note to anyone reading: make damn sure you write it in your role when you have a major change in your roleplay.

I always wanted an invoker, and with the new changes I thought Id do one finally and explore those places I had always wanted too. So I rolled Abrawisnik and assigned my affinity points to the paths practiced some, got to 30ish then kicked myself when I read Valg's post boggling about why people would choose 7 paths. The answer: I just assumed that invokers were supposed to go all paths like before and that shields hadnt changed. Nevermind.

Since I wanted to explore I thought I might aswell be a tribunal, not really many enemies, and I fought a few criminals at lower ranks until Dugruain became a provincial magistrate and I was able to get inducted. Was quite fun for a while, but I was itching to test out my funky spells on people and I wasnt really getting much action, apart from the fights with magic dispelling warders travelling with city theives (grumbles at certain people). So I decided I would resign and fight and raid and stuff.

It started going wrong when I kept getting rubbed up the wrong way by various people (grumbles at Dugruain) and I ended up attacking Dugruain and then later having a great fight with him on the open plains (grumbles yet again about rot). So I was now uncaballed and was happy about it, then one day I attacked Kedelah in Tar Valon because he was fighting my friend. I had stopped believing in the spire mostly, and when I became I criminal I thought nothing of it. On hindsight of course I should have given up then and there, but since I ran around with the flag it bought my doom.

So I lost my spells and got the funky title, and talked to an imm and was told I could only roleplay my spells back. Well, I consider myself an average roleplayer and I certainly dont have the knack to do something as big as that, so I deleted instead. Overall I had a fun time, and I give thanks to all I interacted with:

Dugruain, Brindelbik, Mortheon, Sphinf, Bleergiem, Gegreigar, lots more I forget, thanks.

Final note: Im not bitter or anything about losing my spells, it is good to know that there is someone there making sure your on the straight and narrow, good work.

Mostly well played...

I remember you having applied to Tribunal from a long time ago (like near the end of Tertalith's riegn), so when I became Provincial, I was eager to give you your shot. (I'm all about this being a Fun(tm) game and all) And man, you excelled. Nice work as a Tribunal. Agressive, knowledgeble, dependable and an all around good Magistrate. You had my vote for Vin/Juc, hands down.. and I told you that at least twice.

Then that horrible encounter on eastern. I almost didn't even bother to come try and summon you. Thats not the Noldarian way. You put yourself in a fine hardship, and it was yours to bare. No matter the result, you would be stronger for facing it.

I guess the rest is semi-history.

I loved that fight on the plains, yes. It was an all out, gritty, nothing held back, grudge match.

Well, G'luck with the next. Despite the crimp in the end there, a well played character.

Dug


"It is better to remain silent, and be thought a fool, than to open one's mouth, and comfirm the fact" A.L.

"Its better to say nothing and be thought a fool, than to open one's mouth and prove it." :P

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Dug