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#29596, "The Arbiters of Justice..."
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What is there back story? Were they just the Tribunals but harsher? or something? I noticed there wasn't any info in the cabals section here.
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  Also,
 AlphaQ (Guest),
01-Jan-10 04:34 AM, #6
  RE: Also,
Asyguest (Guest),
01-Jan-10 10:15 AM, #7
RE: Also,
AlphaQ (Guest),
01-Jan-10 01:36 PM, #8
Before my time. (nt),
Asyguest (Guest),
01-Jan-10 02:01 PM, #9
I didn't even play MUDs, much less this one...,
TMNS_lazy (Guest),
01-Jan-10 04:39 PM, #10
RE: The Arbiters of Justice...,
Asyguest (Guest),
29-Dec-09 06:33 PM, #2
Never had one. But seemed itd be more fun. ntnt,
CraftedD (Guest),
29-Dec-09 08:37 PM, #3
Had a few,
Daurwyn2 (Guest),
30-Dec-09 02:49 AM, #4
It was,
Torak,
30-Dec-09 04:46 AM, #5
RE: The Arbiters of Justice...,
Grobbak,
29-Dec-09 06:08 PM, #1
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#29666, "Also"
In response to Reply #0
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Possibly any logs of them in action?
Or maybe even info on what there personal skills were?
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#29668, "RE: Also"
In response to Reply #6
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You can try searching Dio's for logs of arbiters in action. The site search is broken, but you can go to google.com and enter:
site:qhcf.net <search terms w/ no brackets>
As for powers, at one point they were:
Level: Power: Usage: Description:
1 Wanted wanted <player> y/n Flags/unflags target player.
10 Shield of Justice call 'shield of justice' Creates shield the level of caster. Rots.
12 Judge judge <player> Determines ethos/how often wanted on target player.
15 Vigilance vigilance Detect hidden, detect invis, detect true yells.
15 Guard Call call 'guard call' Calls two special guards.
20 Manacles manacles <player> -5 hit/dam, -10 dex, +180 AC, prevents spellcasting on target wanted player.
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#29669, "RE: Also"
In response to Reply #7
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Ahh so other than the shield of justice, they were basically the exact same.
I might be pushing it, but Do you remember what the shadows abilities were?
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#29670, "Before my time. (nt)"
In response to Reply #8
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#29671, "I didn't even play MUDs, much less this one..."
In response to Reply #8
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But Shadow had Nightwalkers at least, if I am not mistaken from older logs.
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#29613, "RE: The Arbiters of Justice..."
In response to Reply #0
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One of the major differences between Arbiter and Tribunal, besides philosophy, is that Arbiters were "on duty" in all protected cities and could take their guards anywhere.
There used to be mobs all over Thera that would announce on Arbiter cabal channel when a criminal stepped into the room with them, causing the Arbiters to go pwn them.
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#29616, "Never had one. But seemed itd be more fun. ntnt"
In response to Reply #2
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#29619, "Had a few"
In response to Reply #3
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They were fun, partly because of having entropy to deal with.
But then entropists turned predictable with their use of dopple.
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Torak | Wed 30-Dec-09 04:46 AM |
Member since 15th Feb 2007
1216 posts
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#29621, "It was"
In response to Reply #3
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Standing as a tribunal next to a criminal in another town, sucks.
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Grobbak | Tue 29-Dec-09 06:08 PM |
Member since 13th Jul 2009
174 posts
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#29612, "RE: The Arbiters of Justice..."
In response to Reply #0
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help arbiter
Level(0) ARBITER ARBITERS
Arbiters were the Law of Thera for centuries. They enforced the Laws of
Thera as judge, jury and executioner. Their decisions were concise and
final. Criminals were the only true enemy of the Arbiter Cabal and they
were hunted and killed ruthlessly throughout the land. Only people with a
lawful ethos who had never been convicted of breaking the Laws could have
hoped to be an Arbiter. The likes of Rangers and Druids were too wild to
properly enforce city law and therefore were not considered.
But then, in a time of chaos, the book was burned by the gods of chaos,
and the hall closed its doors....
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