Man did I enjoy that last little fight with you and Zivryr in Galadon/Spire. I had a blast and was really excited when you participated in the fun more so than normal. I know you were a lone Warden a lot of the time, and not many Harbinger's were about either. When you did come and fight, it was interesting especially with that ward you'd leave behind. I think if you would have fought more with that there and were a bit more ambitious in your assault you would have killed me once or twice but you played, what I felt, was conservative. Perhaps it was your role, but I wish I could have enjoyed your character more so, but really only knew you by title and not what you were about but I suppose it could have been your role to just not speak with me at all about except to spout that you were going to destroy me. I must say though, you are a very tough person to raid against especially with life bind and the searing wards.

You were a general nuisance to me before I became a Mummy. Not in the regard that you were difficult to kill, but that you would tend to summon my zombies away. I had to figure out how to deal with it. It was annoying when you would summon my army away and then log off or just hide for awhile.

I noticed several times when you would log in, not have the fetish and log out, yet a lot say you mixed it up, perhaps just not with me lol. You did mix it up when you felt like you had the advantage, say traveling with Yanni and Hunsodin, but the biggest thing that I didn't like is you didn't really banter with me, mostly just say absurd replies or calling me corrupt. I personally enjoy the communication portion of the game, interacting with friends and enemies as I enjoy creating a connection of some sort, you and I didn't do so much.

Overall, you left a bittersweet taste in my mouth. I liked that at times you were a bit more daring. I didn't like that trying to talk to you was like talking to a brick wall. You were a nuisance to me and necromancers all about with the summoning away our army and my problem personally isn't the fact you summoned them away. I feel the main problem is with the necromancer class itself in that regard, as it is a time sink that can be taken away quickly.

GLWYN.

I just want to start of with: Great job on a great character!

I inherited you when I became an immortal and you were probably one of the best things about it. Always present, always willing to mix it up. As many people said, you seemed to grasp the class as time went on which was really cool to watch.

You were the only Outlander around when I became and immortal, so naturally I had to get you to find and reveal me. Ergush always had a special place in his heart for Thorawyn (Even when he was grouping with paladins...)

Thank you for a long lasting, solid presence in the tree!

Two notes for you:

1. As Ishuli said: Paladins are a no go. You, as a warden, do not have to hunt them, but avoid being chummy with them. Same for dwarves.

2. Spreading the word of Thar-Eris: I did not listen in on you a whole bunch, so if you were doing this then kudos, but I want my wardens to be as preachy as their RP and role can let them be. Spread the word, contact new characters and teach them of the ways of Thar-Eris and the Outlanders, recruit!



Thank you again for an awesome leader and I cannot wait to see what you do in the future.

Really enjoyed pretty much everything I saw from you. Your willingness to clash with Trib was great, and you did a nice job becoming more survivable over time as you figured stuff out.


My ONLY complaint about you is that I saw you ranked with a Paladin (at least twice) to fight ancient dragons.

Paladins are naughty!

You really came off as both a goodie and an outlander as I interacted with you across a couple of chars. Well played.

Out of curiosity that one time I went to join the scarab raid did you mean to attack me?

It was fun watching the progression of this character, and seeing how you grew into the tough shaman you were at the end. For a while there, you were the only outlander that I would ever see logged in, and you had to learn through adversity, which is the way to go I say. GLWYN and I hope to see you back real soon.