Well played. I knew you were going to be a pain (IC) when I met you in your 30's. I had hoped to talk to you a bit more, I think it would have been interesting. Oh well. Post your role if you still have it? I'm sure it would be a good read.

Hope you have as much fun with your next,

Alysrith Eregale, Hunter of the K'sra, Warder Captain



>Well.....it was extremely fun.
>
> I hope most people only hated me ic and not ooc. If its
>any consolation...Amora died alone with just her faithful
>darkenwood treant as she lived most of her life.
>
> Amora was the most work I ever put into a character, and
>it was extremely my best experience ever. For the first
>time I had went beyond a two paragraph role and my role
>actually ended up being about...15 pages. Conceptually, ooc
>wise, I wanted to play a druid that did two things.
>Demonstrated their power, as they were *extremely*
>underplayed..(when I started....only Dhaomael about..and
>rarely...and the other sylvan druid had just con died). And
>secondly...take note here...I had an extreme pet peave with
>druids: Coming from playing two former sylvan druids, and
>looking at all history of druids...with the exception of
>perhaps Beornin and a few scarabs...all druids might as well
>have been elves or running around with golden auras. This
>was also very true of the sylvan cabal. I wanted a druid
>that was not cookie cutter and countered this.
>
> It turned out to be a great roleplaying experience.
>Much of Amora's earlier life was built around her love of
>the night and being born a dark sapling to counter the
>balance. This was as close as she came to promoting the
>balance. Also, she firmly believed that the sylvan mocked
>nature by proposing that any mere mortal could upset the
>balance. She believed that nature was *not* a fragile thing
>and should be feared at all times. To lock oneself behind
>shutters and doors was useless.