I mean if you don't want to be accused of stuff don't befriend someone that brags about their exploits publicly.

I literally sent a 'hello' to every lowbie I saw online that was new to see what sort of help they needed. I generally stopped talking to them immediately after getting snarky responses or realizing they are evil and likely wouldn't be able to be helped. I usually flew over with with a detect all scroll up and scouted to see their align.


-And that time i attacked you (one time) it was when you just sat in imperial lands, and i asked you to leave serval times. I knew you would ruin my char if i attacked you, since you could see me while hidden.-

This is not how that went.


HOWEVER one of my favorite character moments happened from this experience via notes:

From : Mlivera Vrenetta
To : herald rarywey
Subject: Lyeeth


Are Lyeeth actions something the Heralds will continue to ignore?
She have struck me more than twenty times now. I have attacked her once when she fought our war master in our lands, and i explained
her why i did so. But she have made it very clear that my death
are something she wont give up, and she will hunt me for the rest
of my life. I ask agian, are this something the Heralds can accpet?

If this maddnes continue, it will only escalate and the inn will not be a safe place for anyone Lyeeth the disquised maran, hunts those she knows she can beat in a combat and is more bloodthirsty than the worst of the village.

I know she acts alone, and have many excuses for her actions.



From : Rarywey
To : Herald Mlivera
Subject: A scroll tied up with a bit of green twine.


Dear Mlivera,


Thank you for your thoughtful missive. I am dreadfully sorry that you decided to earn the enmity of my Brightest Star. Most are fortunate enough to feel the benevolence of his warmth, but there are a select few who will burn to cinders beneath his glare for the rest of their miserable lives. Alas, you are the one who placed yourself into the latter category. Nevertheless, I know him to be a kind and generous soul, and I hope, for your sake, that you can find a way back into his good graces. You may, however, wish to reconsider your veiled threat of escalation beforehand. The Heralds employ no army for you to rally against, but they do have a capricious and vengeful goddess who has no qualms about forcing you to drown from the inside out for the rest of your days.


Kindest regards,

Rary