In a time where it has been nigh-on impossible to see the leader due to playing time difficulties the character of Sargon was a blessing to my applicant. Although I saw logs of you using weapons that had magic atacks and other things I spoke to you anyway and was quite shocked to actually see a reply other than 'aye, lad in a while' or words to that effect. I liked your character and it reminded me of Abernyte back in the day when I had the DIKU council in Empire and Istendil, Eriwal just before that and I died inumerable amounts of times but give a felar a spear and we are still dangerous. Hopefully I can sort something out about getting inducted and see you in the fields now that we have visible captains and generals. Glad Intronan got it after an old applicant of mine caused great immortal bricks to fall from the sky to get him to notice the calling. Well enough said, time to go teach the little darlings in dippy science.

-----Abernyte

I really enjoyed our talks, and it was nice to see at least you were out there with me at some of the finer points of our scion dying existence. Believe it or not, it always felt good to hear you say, who got you? I would be like, the scion horde, and you would be like, oh they got me too, a bit ago. I always laughed... Anyways, good luck on your next character, I am sorry to see sargon go. I thought he was a good friend.


Braiden

You were a very interesting character, throughout your entire life. I remember you talking to me way back in the day about the Village, and I also remember a slew of notes posted by Villagers about you. They either hated you, or really liked you. I personally was impressed with your perseverance in getting inducted into the Village, and your dedication to the cause. Glad we could get you a bit of Con...so I was surprised to find you on this board. Sorry to see you go, I was racking my brain for another con quest. Man, you went through con quick!

Well, I appreciate your interest in my welfare. Yes, Sargon did have a lot of dedication, and unwavering at times. A bit too unwavering, I died time after time, several times a day to the same people and kept going, with a spear and a bracer. I loved the village, the heritage of it, and most of all the cause and the Lords of it. You two were my inspiration, your spirit and energy filled me with the power to strive on. Although Thror scolded me one too many times, and whacked me on the head a bit too much, he is a powerful dwarf and a damned good leader. Anyway, thanks for having faith in me, and expect another character with the same traits as sargon come about knocking on the village walls for a hut soon.

Well, if you plan on just bringing another character back to Village....I think I'm going to ask the same question as everyone else again....why delete Sargon instead of condie?

Was good fighting along side you, especially at the low levels when we had the odds stacked against us most of the time. While generally a tough combination to beat, we had quite a lot of weakpoints as a paladin/felar villager which were exploited a number of times.

I will miss your presence in the fields, you were one of Bessian's few friends.

Drink well in Valhalla.

I invested a lot of time in you son, you better start explainin'.

I'll bite and ask why? We had a few differences, but all in all, liked travelling with you a lot. You had some serious balls.

*sigh* Definately have to agree with Arkayvorak here, really a shame to see you delete. First person to actually take time and talk with me, I have to say you've made a significant impact on the char already. Hope to see you in the fields again, at least.

Kraern

Farewell friend, I knew you as a village berserker, and as a friend, you had balls, though sometimes you used the wrong tactics, you will be missed. But why the deletion, and why so sudden, with the village just rebounding... a shame... you ought to ahve gone out in style, and con-died.