>The village has always pissed me off. Thror has always
>pissed me off. Now it has an abscentee leader that really
>pisses me off.

Cute.

>I made Drahk because the village was an underdog. It's not
>anymore.

Decent players help pull cabals out of underdog status. Excellent players find ways to keep things interesting once this occurs. Guess we know where that puts you.

>Drahk had a fairly intricate role, that I had a great deal
>of fun sticking to. He had a few close friends, a few
>friendly enemies, and a great many(ragers included) enemies.

I really liked your role. Loved your no bs attitude and really thought it to be the character. After reading this post, lined with insults and flames, I'm beginning to wonder.

>I am sincerely depressed by the change in the flow of the
>game. It was, after passing level 41, next to impossible to
>find a decent one-on-one or few-on-few fight. It was either
>get ganked into oblivion, or see no trace of your enemies
>because they fear getting ganked into oblivion.

Kastellyn has such a way with words. It's part of the game. I wish I could try to take the edge off of the bitterness but I'm not really into trying to sugarcoat anything. You learn to live with it and rise to each situation, defeat or victory in hand.

>Grogim: You're worthless. Delete. Half your edicts are
>idiocy. Getting into battle is hard for all of the wrong
>reasons, and easy for all of the wrong reasons. At the same
>time. You were probably a good rager, but you're a piss
>poor leader. The only reason you won the Rites was that
>there was no real competition. Thanks for captain!

This is an unfair cheap shot. I could sit here and say you did nothing to strengthen/weaken cabal relationships but that would be unfair, because I didn't watch you 24/7. The same applies with you and Grogim. Just because your online times differ and his perspectives and policies are different than yours doesn't give you a right to bring him down with your own deletion. I assume that's an easier thing to do now that you've deleted and you are having your nae says, but it's also cowardly, if that word could be applied outside of the game. If you felt so strongly about this, you should have handled it in game and done better yourself. He who is without sin...first stone...yeah

I'd like to say I really liked Drahk. His battles were great and his attitude was perfect for battle. At one point I wanted to kick you from the cabal for something I forget you did, but you managed to argue (defiance is good if you know how to approach it) solidly your case. To be honest however, your goodbye note managed to sour that impression of you. Good luck in the future.