Well, this character had a lot of potential, the idea of making a
scion empowered by a dawn imm itself was interesting enough. I had
some of plans for this character though scions don't seem to rise any
time soon and almost all the times I was around we either didn't have
the item or had to retrieve it or had to defend it so plans were put
on hold because of never-ending fights. These constant fights were a
lot of fun especially when we decided to strike back and get someone's
item despite the number of enemies. Waves of warlocks together with
sylvans and ragers with marans not to mention uncaballed didn't stop
coming. Being wanted for quite long time in the end added occasional
tribunals to the pile.

I hoped to do some exploration but the only time I went to silent
tower (out of curiosity I went with a quiet looking woman and didn't
know how to return back - bug?) I spent 3 hours getting back through
an alternative way because I didn't want an xp hole (I was level 49 at
that time) and of course was raided. That was all of my exploration.
But it was fun nevertheless, I never played a character who'd fight so
often.

But in the end things turned different and I was basically forced to
delete by the circumstances. I won't go into details, I'll leave it as
a weight on certain immortal's conscience.

Here are my personal farewells to those who I met in my short life.

Scions: I can count the number of scion heroes with my fingers on my
hand. Dullameh, Krivohan, Dahlisyn, Dwoggurd, Yuerien. I can't believe
that cabal with three leaders has so few heroes. I don't know if it's
because of bad quality of applicants or that leaders like to pk so
much that they are busy all the time

Dullameh, Krivohan - you definitely know what you are doing. Sorry
Dullameh, I didn't interview any of the applicants that you sent to me
for recommendation. Every time someone sent me a tell that you sent
him to me, it would be in the middle of defense.

Dwoggurd, Yuerien - you both kick ass, both worth 3 warlocks in
fights. Keep it going.

Eleke - You're good too, too careful in your login time though.

Dahlisyn - saw you twice.

Zodrimauk - saw you once.

Warlocks: There were always many of you, absence of your leader
didn't help much. But even more there are good-aligned mages who don't
mind helping you to fight scions.

Thyladanieth - I already wrote about you in your delete note.

Moko - compared to you Thyladanieth was Zorszaul.

Lasella - You happened to be the only warlock around several times and
it was fun to make you feel helpless. If I had enough time, I'd raid
alone against you.

Eidoran - We fought a lot, you died a lot, heh.

Nilomasan - Perhaps you are good. We didn't fight one-on-one though so
I can't say anything else.

Ragers: You came in a big wave. I did my best to stop you from
domination in hero range, but it happened anyway. Synchronous
logins/logouts of several ragers always made me wonder...

Thralkoz - good leader, true rager.

Ooqagar, Grubbin, Lohrn, Swirrza, Sakhta, Solphia - first wave of
ragers, after you ranked into hero range, others ranked up after you
and things went only worse. The usual bandwagon stuff. With changes to
the warriors I expect more ragers to come.

Tribunal: Being flagged added some fun to my life.

Constance - Good tribunal, you even came hunting me down to the chasm
though after two deaths you weren't so brave

Gegreigar - I knew that in most solo fights against a warrior I win,
but so easily as that time in the chasm...

Riatsila - One class I couldn't do anything about was shaman. I tried
to make you stay away from the chasm so that you wouldn't at least
interfere in raids.

Marans: I don't know what's the fun to make a character that is
dressed in all glowing-humming stuff logs in once per month, raids
scions and is never seen again. This cabal really needs some
cleaning.

Tylinn - You didn't have many chances to win against me in a duel

Sylvans: You always either hid somewhere or came to raid/retrieve...
together with warlocks. Heh.

Jhaolyren, Danical - Shamans I tried to avoid the most. Healers really
aren't made to fight them them.

Alysrith - Yay, one and the only sylvan who I killed.

Targaryen - That time in the chasm you asked for being killed.

Nexus: Could of been playing another mud for all the difference you
made in the game. So much for establishing balance...

Dawn:

Sinde - it was an unpleasant surprise to meet a dawnie who fights back


Uncaballed:

Brindelbink, Paraybnha, Abravisnick - my little gnomish army. Helped
me quite a lot to fight the rising wave of ragers.

Lintronea - goodie gangs surely needed an uncaballed bard to join
them.

Skaraqueria - A conjurer with archon who I killed alone. Ha!

Mortheon - We could never finish our fights. Every time someone would
intrude so I had to leave You were the only warrior who used the
right tactics against a healer. Not that it would help you.