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GinGa | Thu 22-Nov-07 11:50 PM |
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#302, "An Outlander path around Seantryn"
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So that Outlanders don't have to run through the city to get to landmarks such as shrine-age, plains, forests and stuff behind the city.
Hell, any kind of bypass that doesn't involve randomly teleporting would be cool beans.
Yhorian
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Zulghinlour | Tue 04-Dec-07 10:53 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#303, "This already exists (n/t)"
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n/t So long, and thanks for all the fish!
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WildGirl | Wed 05-Dec-07 10:15 AM |
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#304, "Along this line of thought..."
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How about either an echo around level 45-51 for the newbies who join the cabal and don't have that skill yet that they 'feel a strong urge to explore' or 'hear the call of the Ancients beckoning them to explore' or what have you?
Or if that is too complicated, a spell for the leaders to determine if an Outlander has that special skill. I honestly can't remember the last time a leader actually talked to me about it.
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Zulghinlour | Wed 05-Dec-07 11:24 AM |
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#305, "I'll leave that up to the Outlander Imms (n/t)"
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n/t So long, and thanks for all the fish!
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Elerosse | Wed 05-Dec-07 12:09 PM |
Member since 01st Nov 2006
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#306, "RE: Along this line of thought..."
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I would hope they don't do anything to open the skill up. When I first played an outlander I only knew there was a secret about the cabal that not everyone discovered. When I did stumble on to it, it was a lot of fun, fun which I do not think would have been as great had I been lead to it or given hints.
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