Well I laid Runaktla to rest, was fun. I got a ton of goodbyes to
do, see if I can nail most of you (I know I won't). Also some
comments as well. I'll do the comments first. This'll be pretty
long.

RP/Personality: Runaktla was basically very pragmatic. His goal
was to satisfy himself, and one of the most satisfying things to
him was to belittle people's beliefs and hope. He talks very
proper and uses etiquette, especially to his enemies, but only
so they could relate to him so they would feel all the more hurt
when he ridicules them, and I would try to be sly about it .
Probably the most fun part of Runaktla was pulling that stuff,
and sardonic (as Amaranda said) was exactly what I was going for.

My RP probably came out the most when talking trash with my foes
and during inductions.

Chancellorship: As far as the Chasm, I wasn't really evil to
them. I only "put a Scion in their place" a couple of times. That
I regret, I needed to be more evil, even though being evil is
kinda masochistic in CF, because all it does is make people hate
you as if Scion doesn't have enough gunning for them. I think I
did okay as Chancellor, but not too great. Was fairly silent at
most times, often was occupied with one thing or another. For the
record, I would have enjoyed someone trying to take Runaktla's
seat. Also, when Scion is in the ####ter, which it was for most of
the time I was in it, it's hard to put even more pressure on your
underlings. I got soft because of that. In that sense, my goal as
a Chancellor to make the cabal seem more evil and mage-like kinda
failed, or at least didn't go as far as I wanted to.

Inducting: Basically, it was on who was helpful to me, and since
I was always busy I rarely ever called on those. Those that went
ahead and beat the crap out of my enemies or pushed themselves
in front to assist got seen and inducted. Those who I did not see
do anything personally, but were around for a long time also got
inducted. Those who I could see played a role, so that I could
see the character rather than the player behind it, got inducted.
Also, sorry for those I ignored. Always busy doing one thing or
another and sometimes there were a lot of you talking at once.
Also, as far as I saw it, Chancellor-teraction with potential
inductees is about as appealing as Immteraction to any player.
Maybe, maybe not.

Uninducting: Didn't do a damned one. Anyone worth uninducting
were never around to be uninducted by me. Most people I inducted
were good enough that the only thing that could get them the boot
is acting like a complete idiot (which rarely happened) or not
show, which is a catch 22 if you want to uninduct them. That sorta
blew.

Scion: Awesome cabal. Love the concept, you all could write a
book based on it and probably make loads of cash. Active Imms
that care (when they can show it, as their RP allows per Thuros)
make it more cool. Scion and Empire split the evil population,
though, and was it myself in the driver's seat, and were it my
opinion alone on how it went, I would make Scion even more
mysterious, powerful, but stringent on RP and numbers. I'd give
my left nut to write a "Shadow Plane" area and use it as a
platform for different powers and the cabal in general. I'd
make night and day last longer, a spell to shroud an area in
night indefinitely, give Scions themselves greater power at
night, and weaken them during the day. Something like that. Only
reason I'm saying that is it's hard to play the evil guy RP well
when you're getting beaten six ways from Sunday. Anyways, that's
just my opinion, no way do I think I'm going to tell you all how
to do your job and spend your time working on the mud. Just
opinion.

Questy stuff: I was horrible at it. I truly never did much
exploring with any of my characters, and I know where very little
things are. So pathetic, really. However, a good Chancellor
doesn't need to know, he just need to induct people that do .
Yeah, I was really bad at this. Really bad.

Mental knife: Sweet. Helped in a few small situations, but I
wasn't looking for anything and lo and behold I get a few echoes
and now know an old Master's spell. Probably landed about two
extra kills because of it, and gave me a weapon against the new
and improved "no bone structure" phantasmal killers. Bleh. If
a mage can have a nightmare of a creature with no bone structure,
warriors can have a nightmare of a creature immune to physical .

Villagers: Geez, with the exception of Villagers six ranks under
me and still in my PK, or Ravnir whose spellbane never worked for
some reason (not the case with "any" other my rank), fighting you
was futile. Cannot believe the frustration

Outlander War: Didn't hurt us too bad really, and gave me an
enemy that my spells would actually work against. Had Krilcov
heroed and stuck around with Runaktla ya'll woulda been owned, or
if Scion would pick up another cheap-shotting thief one of those
days.

Comments are done. Goodbyes coming up.

Eric (aka. Kravidian/Ktavialt/Vaustrien/Kaavraus/etc)

Scion
Muuloc: I know I wrote about you in the first goodbye, but
yeah I wanted to mention I was playing dumb when you asked
about the vitality quest. At the time I was borderline as
to whether I would do it or not, but Runaktla's RP wouldn't
allow him to turn down an opportunity to prolong his life,
so the moment you made it clear he had to go for it.

Thuros: Shame you deleted, especially from the looks of it
Scion's doing pretty well these days. If you had stuck
around it'd be you, Packtus, Maztriel, Yagig, Raheena... lots
of competent Scions in the hero range.

Azakard: Fun times, thanks for the info on that thing (can
I be more vague?). You knew your stuff.

Outlanders
Dalbiddle: Disliked you, but less than Qing Always wanted
to take you down but never was able to. As far as the times
I fled sure I did but part of the reason you could find me in
the first place is I meant for you to come. When I fought you
I generally didn't have many hps, badly geared and didn't have
my Scepter so no big Chancellor despoil/nightwalker loving.

Arminas: Thanks for the compliments.

Fereksah: Sorry we took everything but geez, when you got a
guy that has a ton of awesome armor, chances are everything's
going to be taken. Happened to me when I had anything
worthwhile, and even when I didn't. I tend to not take gear
of underdogs but since Outlander was doing well it's not
like you wouldn't be able to regear in a heartbeat.

Tribunals
Zhuanth: Stopped seeing you. I thought we'd be able to raise
hell against some Outlanders, part of the reason I figured the
war would turn out okay.

Onirakoth: Pissing you off was just too fun You had an ego
and I was bent on making you hate me. Technically though, I
never killed you, but you got me back in the days.

Village
Livion: Nice char. Bastard disemboweling. Bleh.

Brindelbin: Thanks for the compliment in game re: courage and
all that, but he hated you so all he could do was snort at
you.

Rawnie: That time when you blackjacked and bound me at the
giant, my fly fell so I was lucky to wake and run blind unable
to cast all the way to the underdark. Was hoping to run into a
drow in the drow city and fight it til my bindings loosened but
hit a cavefisher. Bindings loosened and I fled with 50 hp, then
duo'd immediately, but the tick came by right then and the
poison brought me out of duo and cavefisher tracked in and took
me down in duo lag . F-ing irritating.

Anyways, I'm sure I'm still forgetting some but F--- it,
- Runaktla

We were friend for what, 10 minutes? That was funny, I got a boost when I attacked your nightwalker on sight. You then kinda turned on me and you were rude, so I didn't care anymore. After the trying to order me not to attack your conjurers, I was like....yeah right, bring it. I knew you probably showed yourself for me, and I'm glad you did, we had fun.

Dalb

nt

Yeh, you were a tough foe for Rawnie b/c of the fact it seemed I never had enough protection when fighting you and not enough melee skills. If I didn't land jack I was pretty useless as well as I knew nine times out of ten you had much more hp's than me. Lot of tough fights and always hard to find/catch/chase. Sorry to see you go, and luck on the next
Bandit Queen!

I liked Run, even if you did get lost in some really funny places.
You will DEFINATLY be missed, I dunno what I'm going to do without someone to haste me .. and stuff..
Hopefully we will be on the same side sometime again.

I was very amused (as a player) when I heard you were made chancellor. I remember when I was playing Restraal, you were around extremely sporadically, and always seemed to take a 'Eh, why not?' attitude when I approached you about raids/joining Scion etc. When I found you were made chancellor, I was very curious to know why you turned around the character--and it must have been a pretty big turn, because I've only heard good things about you since.

Resty

Heh yeah I pulled it around. Like I said there was this huge
span of time that I didn't play very often, just enough to
keep the character active. Runaktla didn't like to waste his
time, so naturally when he became Chancellor I played a bunch
to try to "bring the prophecy" closer. Plus, being Chancellor
is pretty fun in general, in a way it's almost like being an
Imm because people gotta kiss your ass. For a few interviewees
if I saw them act like they were equals to me I set them
straight or demeaned what they were about .

Although, had Runaktla been around more with Restraal we would
not have gotten along, especially if I was made Chancellor
because I tended to talk trash about half-drows, calling them
mud-bloods, breeds and half-breeds. He saw them as slaves and
cavefisher food from where he came from .

- Runaktla

>Although, had Runaktla been around more with Restraal we would
not have gotten along, especially if I was made Chancellor
because I tended to talk trash about half-drows, calling them
mud-bloods, breeds and half-breeds. He saw them as slaves and
cavefisher food from where he came from .

If Restraal were around, he would have smiled and told you that you certainly were entitled to your opinion, and heaven forbid that a meager priest such as he would contradict you.

You then would have had several rather nasty accidents that Restraal obviously had nothing to do with.

You play damn well and I'll miss you.

Good luck on the future

Yeah good luck with the Chiefdom stuff. Sorry we didn't get
to run around and pounce on people more even though we were
both around a bit. Runaktla was a bit of a loner in his
fights, even if he was a dishonorable dog at heart.

- Runaktla

Keeeee-rist,

I hate seeing you go this way. I was sure you'd live to a ripe old age and die naturally. I was shocked with the fact that I escaped you as much as I did and that I could never get you on my grounds for a fight more to my advantage. You were brilliantly cunning and for all my protection aginst your spells I could never stop that first neuro from getting by. I would have loved to have fought you one on one, but it never seemed to end up so. You started off slow from what I saw with the several characters I fought you with, but in the end you were as deadly as anyone I ever fought. Thank you for the fun.

Arminas

>Also, when Scion is in the ####ter, which it was for
>most of
>the time I was in it, it's hard to put even more pressure on
>your
>underlings.

You are tough, but you made one error that put your cabal in the ####ter. You had Battle, Fortress and Empire as enemies and were able to hold your own agains them. Taking the fetish that one time put Scion in the ####ter. Not that Outlander was the reason for it, but you just put way too much pressure on your own cabal.

Don't think it really hurt us as bad as you say it did.
The only thing it did for me is it made it so Qing would
attack me, and as I said, rot has an extremely high
success rate (seems like 80%), and Qing's fights against
me all revolved around "How can I get him rotted?". The
rest of you all never made me worry

Also, several competent people deleted or died shortly
after I made that decision (Rastorenn, Lumiere, Nhil,
Jhyrdaer). I had also seen Tribunals making a rise and
thought they would get more powerful but they didn't
really.

If I make another character it's gotta be either a shaman
so I can rot, healer so I can heal it, or necro so I can
lich and not give a rat's ass about it. I'm awestruck by
its power I love transmuters but damn, so ineffective
personally against Villagers.

- Runaktla

Yeah, Outlander war wasn't a problem. I don't recall them ever having the Scepter and the death I took to an outlander was long before I joined Scion if I remember right. Course, I could be mistaken, but I don't remember them ever killing me.

I landed very few rot kills (less than 10), so I wouldn't say its that bad. There are ways for non-healers to cure it, though I don't think a lot of people know about it so I'll keep my mouth shut.

Most of your people didn't stay around long enough to even fight. You and I fought plenty, and I enjoyed it, because it gave me another person to mess around with. However, even after it stopped, Dalb had a personal vendetta with you because of your past actions and statements. But, like in all things, priorities take precedence. So, you were usually a, hey "i'll fly in and see if I can get him to fight" You usually didn't stick around for it. AS far as the Outlander war. Lumiere died his final two to me because of it. So, at least one casualty. I also didn't worry at all about Krilcov, because I can see him half of the time. Guess what though, he also died because of the war. I think there were a lot more deaths on your side, than on ours, but thats just my guess.

As for the "never having the scepter" comment. We held it quite a bit. It was a poor choice, imo, on runaktla's part to start it, because you couldn't handle a four way war. Scoin is a hard cabal to win with, just because you don't have the numbers typically.

I liked you guys ooc, and your courage.

Dalb

nt

Lumiere age died, not con died.

Also, I checked, your right on the age death thing, but. I did kill Lumiere two times right before, and next I saw was chains, so you'll have to excuse me for me thinking I killed her last con.

Dalb

Maybe it was because I could duo and choose my fights as
opposed to the other Scions, but I killed more Outlanders
personally than I died to them, even including Qing's rots.
Mostly Dezekayla though . At least I think so, we'll see
when the PBF comes up.

- Runaktla

Scions:
Love ya guys. Hard times, hard times, but I think it's mostly
do to player loggings and a bit with the cabal vs. cabal setup.
You all were too nice to me, though. Stop being so loyal. I
mean it, I had no fear of being overthrown, whatsoever. Ever.
I know, evilness is hard to do when you're getting smacked
around but, just don't be openly nice and supportive.

Eshval: You spend a lot of time watching and commenting. You're
almost motherly to my character, but got a little more evil as
time went on. Could tell you saw I struggled from time to time.

Dreaa: Sheez, I kinda miss the days you were an Avatar, having
you talk back to all the Scions was hilarious. Easily the
biggest "bitch" I've seen RP'd in CF, and well. Every time I
got what I saw as a compliment from you, I was worried, because
I know you'd counteract it with some insult later on. Runaktla's
thing to say about you was "She makes me feel like I never ever
left the Underdark." When you interviewed me about who should be
Advisor, I knew you wanted someone that Runaktla wouldn't get
along with, but geez, everybody was nice to me. Sorry.

Muuloc: Another cool, different personality of the Scion Imms.
You're a little more light-hearted, in it to see the Scions bust
some heads sort of Imm personality. I liked it. You handled the
whole "making me Chancellor" thing and would do your cackle
thing sometimes when we smacked people around.

Yagig and Krilcov: I clumped you two together because you are
both part of the "I should have inducted these guys way before
I actually did, but didn't partly because we had enough funny-
talkers in the Chasm and Dreaa may get pissed at me" crew.
Yagig, you know your stuff, also another reason you didn't get
inducted earlier was that we had so many invokers in the Chasm
when you first came about (four, of twelve total Scions).
Krilcov, when you came up with the calling yourself "mista
meathooks" thing I could totally picture it. Also didn't induct
you earlier because I had one more position for four decent
applicants and you just didn't make the top at the time. Regret
it though. I liked both of your RP, both show very well.

Gondrak: Way to stick in there. Seriously, you're the last
person I'd expect to up and delete over something dumb. You were
my first (or second) induction, I think. Still around.

Raheena: You know your stuff, don't go and be one of those
quick deleting types when you get a ton of enemies on your ass
simultaneously.

Rastorenn: Totally shouldn't have deleted. Would have been a
perfect Advisor if you laid into people more, and were a little
less exalting of me. I have a feeling the Advisor is much more
fun as an adversarial role than a cooperative/supportive one.

Lumiere: Like I said, sometimes you were my right hand, and
other times you were both my left -and- right hand. You just
knew your stuff, flat out. Thanks for dragging me around to
all these places.

Nhil: Sorry. For some reason I made Runaktla come to the
decision that you were a poor excuse for a drow, mentally. You
of course were a kick-butt invoker, but he didn't like the
whole Zurcon thing. Wish you would have been more mouthy to me,
I would changed my mind about you. Tried to poke at you a little
around that time I was interviewing for Advisor.


Anubris: Pulled off a con death. I was one death away minus a
con increase I might have gotten had I not deleted. Would have
joined you, but didn't. You did well, a lot better than I
thought you would do.

Akscereh: Started doing the cool inductions type of thing after
the cool one I got from you. Neatly disgusting emotes you made.

Sythlindora: I liked your character a lot. You belittled Runaktla
a couple times. You would have made a perfect Advisor if you came
around more often. A little suicidal, though.

Various Applicants: Echoic, what happened to you? I was so looking
forwards to making you my apprentice. Played off my RP well. Naahtek,
when I tell you that you got to make up for the sort of failure I
expect a "mud-blood" (aka. half-drow) would be, don't sigh and agree,
snarl or snort and get mad. To others, my goodbyes will be long
enough.

Viscar/Izstakpeda/"B" name Conjurer guy/Others: Huh? Where'd you go?


Village:
Hated your guts. All I could do, unless you were Tib or Ravnir, was
trash-talk, and hope one of you would fight me without spellbane. It
is incredibly frustrating having your major, primary enemy (I think
Ragers are) practically immune to you.

Ritur: You were funny. Wish I saw more of you.

Ravnir: Sorry about the full loot, was informed you did it to Dazan
and it isn't evil to order my underlings to hand back stuff once I
told them to take it all.

Gerylanst: Little I could ever do to you. Your spellbane was supreme
and you could heal yourself whenever my one of five spells every ten
rounds actually went through. Impossible.

Vershelt: Funny talk. Pain in the ass. Buoyancy is fun

Artelin: Wow, notable person that ordered all my things returned to
me. Never had that happen, ever, with Runaktla. Ever. I'd get full
looted almost every time I died.


Fortress:
I dunno, I think it's cool for Acolyte's to raid. I don't know why
not. I always wish I was on your side of the fence from time to time
so I could see what its like RPing with you all.

Paladins in General: Scion Transmuters can usually rock a Paladin's
world unless they're beefed up with a particular virtue that stuns
which (as far as I know) is unavoidable and works very often. Shame
that usually I was just on the receiving end of wraths (or standing
over your corpse ) so I never got to see what RP you all did to
get your virtues. Not doubting it at all, just wish I could see.

Dorn: Liked you. Honorable sort. Runaktla was dishonorable though
and would gang you if he had the lackeys to do that, though Not
that he was ever afraid to fight solo though, he wasn't.

Solasarath: Geez, you're Good's answer to a Lich, except you don't
delete. Could lag me indefinitely and command denial is death to
Transmuters. Nothing could be done.

Caradoc: Nice little talks. Think you realized it was pointless to
turn me after I told you something along the lines of "And one day
what is true today will become false, your friends would die while
I will have lackeys, the prophecy will be complete and I will take
great joy in the casual feeding of your flesh to my Ccul'gra" or
something like that

Cytherea/Amaranda/Jezerael: Nice talks.

Scierra: Geez, don't cheat. Don't whine. Gotta say something you and
another raided the Chasm, I did a "c 'disrupt bone' sci", you fled
and of course, sci is not only short for Scierra but Scion so I
disrupted the convulsing nightwalker, killing him, removing your
chance for getting your orb back (for the moment). Learned never to
do "c 'disrupt bone' sci" ever again in the Chasm. That had me
boggled for a long time how I did that on accident. Some Imm had the
Dark Healer try to bash me for that though =) Was deserved IC'ly.

Outlanders:
Qing: Hated you with a passion. Hated you. Rot rot rot rot rot. I
mean, geez, there was no way for me to survive any encounter with
you, and rot ALWAYS worked. I was rotted maybe fifteen times in
Runaktla's life, once it didn't work, twice it was the wasting
disease, and twelve times it was full blown rot, and I had good
saves at some times. I was guaranteed a death whenever I fought you
and you were careful, too. And that quick assed rot death at the
altar then your "get all corpse;put all sack;get all corpse" crap.
Seemed like the only way you would ever fight me is if you could rot
me, else you'd run. May not be true but it seemed like it. I'm sure
you're a good Outlander RP-er. You're careful, like the Ithzaruul
of Outlanders.

Tribunals:
Dazan: Short little spurt helping each other there. Good times.

Empire:
Sorry for being a thorn in your side. I'd say more goodbyes but I'm
tired and I wrote a ton already. Maybe I'll do more later.


Email: infoentry@yahoo.com

- Eric

Thanks for that last minute induction towards the end there. Now I'm glad I came back when I did, being I just got my internet turned on in my new place yesterday. Wish I would have had more time to get to know your character, but... such is life. Until your next and all that.

Its a shame you deleted, now we are going to run the risk of getting a new chancellor that will act like an arrogant empire

I see nothing wrong with evil's being nice to each other.
The scion roleplay seems to be a lot less selfish than say empire. One does not need to be chancellor to bring eternal darkness to the lands.

Also, I wish you were able to find the time to interview me as an app, you were always "too busy"

Yeah I'm really, really sorry about that one. I like
to make my interviews personal and so I have enough
time to devote to it, but I was (1) Recovering the
Scepter (2) Assisting another Scion in Recovering the
Scepter (3) Defending (4) Getting wands for the above
or (5) Becoming sidetracked when I finally saw
enemy alone and stalked him/her.

As far as being evil, I think evil should be selfish,
it's just some (like Runaktla) thought there was a
difference between petty selfish and regular. He didn't
give a damn about "trinkets" but if he could gain
something from being treacherous he would have, but
really there rarely is anything to gain from being
treacherous - you just get even more enemies. If there
was a way to trick your friends into going into a magic
chamber while you going into a different one to siphon
health or become a Lich, I would have Rewards just
don't equal the loss.

When you were letting me know you were deleting last night there was a long pause between my emotes/speaking. That pause was me doing a Damned! Damned! Damned! dance while trying not to wake my kids. I have been lucky enough to be around who I felt were some really great scion leaders in the past (Lokilith, Gaenlin, Halisstra, Tilaen, Urden, Anith), and thought I was going to get to enjoy the hero ranks for a time in your company as well. When I saw you on I would always get a boost and think to myself that the session is going to be much more fun. I rate the ability to make others want to play much higher than any measure of deathfulness or uberknowledge when thinking of leaders. The team evil feeling will fade away and personality conflicts will emerge as the playing field gets leveled abit I am sure. Looks to be some quality inductions you made in the last couple of days, thanks we needed em. Well played my friend, well played.

Said I was being a thorn in your side - it certainly didn't bloody well feel like it

You were whooping me with that staff alone, even once I'd stopped you casting. Just shocking! At least you can say you were tooling one villager consistantly, I still regret missing my chance to steal that staff while you were using wands.

Great play, and I didn't mind the trash talk. Ritur was all about Ego! So it was important for me not to take stuff personally.

Yhorian.

It's true...I was motherly to you. For so long you had little to work with, and having Eshval on your case would be something you didn't need in the mix. Towards the end, yes, I assumed a nastier role, which I plan on bringing out even a bit more to your successor. It goes with the job. All in all, competent job as Chancellor and good at muter.


Good Luck

Eshval's email
BlackMarquessa@gmail.com

Eshval's slightly off-center (unofficial) blog.
http://blackmarquessa.blogspot.com/
Carnivàle
http://cirquecarnivale.wordpress.com/

"Scions:
Love ya guys. Hard times, hard times, but I think it's mostly
do to player loggings and a bit with the cabal vs. cabal setup.
You all were too nice to me, though. Stop being so loyal. I
mean it, I had no fear of being overthrown, whatsoever. Ever.
I know, evilness is hard to do when you're getting smacked
around but, just don't be openly nice and supportive."

So true, I hope I didn't come across as too nice, I went for more the "I don't care" point of view, and if I had kept with it, seeking your position would have come up at some point.

Our interview, while spaced out, was quite a bit of fun. Always hard to get your points across when you talk like a cow . I almost considered practicing pen just for you.

Man I'm going to miss having you around...haste makes fighting villagers fun!

Oh well, great job, and come on back soon.
Gondrak

dude, you totally caught my by suprise in the underdark. I was hoping to get to hero before you left but I guess thats the way it goes. Not much interraction on this char, but previous chars spoke with you often. Either way, well played.

-rekraa

Like you said, not a whole lot of interaction between
us. You were part of the "sticking around and therefore
I inducted you" group.

>Village:
>Hated your guts. All I could do, unless you were Tib or Ravnir, was
>trash-talk, and hope one of you would fight me without spellbane.


Divinely armored spell saves every time I fought you...EVERY TIME! Oh well, that one assassination on you from right under those two air shifter's noses will forever satiate the 5 points of con I lost from trying to fight you straight up.

Kudos,
Tib

Jerk.

I liked Runaktla, too bad we didn't go on little excursions against those fortress guys more often. We had some kind of dark-elven superiority synergy going on.

Good luck etc.

Bummer we didn't bust some heads more. I did like the whole
d-elf thing, Runaktla was definitely a d-elf supremacist to
an extreme if you ever spoke to him about it.

- Runaktla

I really enjoyed catching you guys off guard at times, or just having a few straight up brawls. One invoker I could usually handle, but when you would have two about, I had to be a bit more careful. I enjoyed the many times we fought.

Minyar

>Outlanders:
>Qing: Hated you with a passion. Hated you. Rot rot rot rot
>rot. I mean, geez, there was no way for me to survive any encounter
>with you, and rot ALWAYS worked. I was rotted maybe fifteen times
>in Runaktla's life, once it didn't work, twice it was the
>wasting disease, and twelve times it was full blown rot, and I had
>good saves at some times. I was guaranteed a death whenever I
>fought you and you were careful, too. And that quick assed rot death at
>the altar then your "get all corpse;put all sack;get all corpse"
>crap.
>Seemed like the only way you would ever fight me is if you
>could rot me, else you'd run. May not be true but it seemed like it. I'm sure
>you're a good Outlander RP-er. You're careful, like the
>Ithzaruul of Outlanders.


I think I've been "mean" to only one character, and that was Runaktla. Maybe it was your attitude. Maybe it was the cheesy way Krilcov led me into your gangbang. Maybe I had to blow off stress from all the real life pressure I've been under. I dunno. But for some reason I really wanted Runaktla to con-die before the Outlander-Scion War ended and pay for starting it. Which was why I rotted you, every time.

To be fair, if you thought about it, you'd realize the first two times I killed you didn't involve rot. But then the third, at the Hamsah Altar, when you died one hour after I communed it, I realized how vulnerable Runaktla truly was. And yes, every fight after that I would look for an opportunity to use it. Sorry. I know it was "mean". I think rot is cheesy, also. But hey. You were "mean", too. Real "mean."

Re: Being careful. I can honestly say I did everything in my power, given certain things the cabal immortals told me I could not do, to attack you every time I saw you. Unless it involved you, a Tribunal, sequester, and multiple guards against me inside the Spire. That's pretty ugly.

Re: The Outlander-Scion War being "no big deal" to you. I *really* wish you would have piped up and said that when everyone was complaining here and on Dio's about it. Because, yes, that complaining did have an impact and you and I could have made the war last longer if you really didn't care about it.

Anyway, I am sorry I left you with so many negative feelings. Good luck and all that jazz.

Negative feelings? None other than the whole rot thing, but that's
part of the game, I'm just voicing that I was in deep doo-doo with
you and rotting. It was frustrating though, I can admit, because I
knew I would never survive, and I would always be rotted, unless I
paralyzed/ganged your butt until you died =).

As far as the war, to be honest I was looking for a way out without
losing face =). When you offered to end the war that was a perfect
opportunity. Not for me, but I knew we were at least a little better
off not dealing with Outlander. Truly if Empire or Tribunal ever
got any stronger you guys woulda been in a bit of a different
situation.

At least I trash talked you via note to Outlander/Scion when it
first start. Felt kinda clever for that. Truly no hard feelings.
Aggravation. Tons of it. But no hard feelings. As with the Fort, I
rarely get to see the RP side of my enemies and that kinda bites,
but oh well, I like Scion.

- Runaktla

It was fun, having someone to fight solo, that I could actually win at. We both had our moments, all and all it was enjoyable. From the limited rp we did, I was impressed, and instantly knew why you were picked to lead. I have nothing but good things to say about Run, so we will leave it at that, have fun with the next.

Empire:
Sorry for being a thorn in your side. I'd say more goodbyes but I'm
tired and I wrote a ton already. Maybe I'll do more later.

I was allways on my toes when you were about, having played a transmuter and knowing how hard I thought it was, I can't say I'm nothing but deeply impressed by you. You got me once outside the chasm when I was after Bransyn and walked into some quicksand. But you died so I repayed the fullloot on me. Anyway well done and good luck with your next.

/Dulmisa

After getting stunned into helplessness on what seemed like the first try every time, I started gearing specifically for saves vs. paralysis. Got them up to around 70-80 during your and Xtingagg's reign of terror. It's damn hard, as a dwarf, carrying around an extra set of limited bracelets (aquamarine) and other assorted pieces to wear only when transmuters are lurking.

Well done.

After you stunned me into helplessness, I started to treat you with a little more caution. Also it can be very disconcerting to have someone you can't see right next to you. I believe you were sitting there during a discussion with Aarn and Shokai once, in front of half a dozen of us. I'm not sure anyone else even knew it was you, because I was the only one that reacted. Anyway, damn good job, the scions always seem to produce quality mages.

Runaktla, what can I say. You were always a fun character, wouldnt have wanted anyone else to be Chancellor. To bad you couldnt join me in con-loss its not that bad (Grin). Anyways I know your next character will be even stronger. Have fun.

Dreaa: Sheez, I kinda miss the days you were an Avatar, having
you talk back to all the Scions was hilarious. Easily the
biggest "bitch" I've seen RP'd in CF, and well. Every time I
got what I saw as a compliment from you, I was worried, because
I know you'd counteract it with some insult later on. Runaktla's
thing to say about you was "She makes me feel like I never ever
left the Underdark." When you interviewed me about who should be
Advisor, I knew you wanted someone that Runaktla wouldn't get
along with, but geez, everybody was nice to me. Sorry.


Well I'm a bit late here, at least later then I would like. Some issues I had to take care of that required a lot of my time. As for your nice comment about me...Thanks glad I kept bein the bitch I hope people enjoyed to see. As for Runaktla, you made a comment in a post saying something along the lines that you weren't the worst chancellor but not the best...while I agree with that, your leaving made a LARGE void in Scion and some large shoes to be filled. Not the size 13 type of shoes either, I'm talkin the big floppy clown shoe thingies. Yeah, those things. Extremely well done and I was thoroughly impressed. From the constant submissions to the true leader-like qualities we (or maybe just me) wanted in a Chancellor. You weren't to gung-ho on fighting constantly but you made it a real solid point to research and I liked it. Not only did you do it, but you got a few others to submit some things as well. Nice job on being Chancellor and great job with the Character, oh yeah, and I hate to say this...but I told you so involving the Con Quest bit

>Well I'm a bit late here, at least later then I would like.
>Some issues I had to take care of that required a lot of my
>time. As for your nice comment about me...Thanks glad I kept
>bein the bitch I hope people enjoyed to see. As for Runaktla,
>you made a comment in a post saying something along the lines
>that you weren't the worst chancellor but not the best...while
>I agree with that, your leaving made a LARGE void in Scion and
>some large shoes to be filled. Not the size 13 type of shoes
>either, I'm talkin the big floppy clown shoe thingies. Yeah,
>those things. Extremely well done and I was thoroughly
>impressed. From the constant submissions to the true
>leader-like qualities we (or maybe just me) wanted in a
>Chancellor. You weren't to gung-ho on fighting constantly but
>you made it a real solid point to research and I liked it. Not
>only did you do it, but you got a few others to submit some
>things as well. Nice job on being Chancellor and great job
>with the Character, oh yeah, and I hate to say this...but I
>told you so involving the Con Quest bit

Bleh, told me so. All this does is leave me open for my next
char . Gonna have to take a break spent waaaay too much time
with Runaktla, but when I return I'm gonna have the most
evilest, vindicative, most cruel fiend of a char that even you
are gonna start feeling upstaged in the evil department. You,
Muuloc, Eshval, and the evil Imperial Imms are all gonna be
talking in the Gathering Room sharing notes about my character
and second-guessing as to whether you're all acting evil
enough =)

I really did enter the pincer while still in quicksand lag. But anyway, a shame to see you go. Only because I knew you quite well with my last char. You might get a laugh when I'm dead. Needless to say we only know each other as enemies. A shame really as I always enjoy your evil little put downs. Good character, and I hope I run into you again in some form or another.

Vinourak