>From the Outlander immortal perspective, you were the perfect
>Sunwarden. Consistently good and consistently wild. You
>stuck to your guns about not using magic and I know that if
>you had, you would have turned your pk ratio around. Well
>done on not breaking that, because it was one of the things
>that really made you stand out and made it easy to hand out
>the stuff to make your character more fun to play. Leader
>channel is overpowered.

Thank you for everything. I got a sense that you kept me around for my entertainment value, like when I was starving to death after defeating Kubilak and that charming time when I died to my own insect swarm and called creatures.

>From Zekaris's standpoint, you died too much. I wanted to
>force a potion down your throat just to show you that it could
>help. But, you were a silly elf and I shouldn't care. I was
>just glad you weren't a fluffy type, because we would have
>clashed. You definitely made my time as Nightreaver a lot
>easier to take, because, if you had been the fluffy elf type,
>you would have padded my rot stat.

The most frustrating thing about my role was when some helpful transmuter or invoker started spelling me up and I was required to freak out on them. I kept hoping I could recruit a bard or communer to join Outlander, but none would stick around long enough to help keep me alive. I suspect Zekaris and Linaeren were scaring them off when I wasn't looking.

P.S. It is a sick joke worthy of Lyristeon to give an elf dagger spec a 13 pound dagger. The sicker joke is I died so often it was necessary for me to use it.