Theivery.

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Denvon
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Re: Theivery.

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kaka wrote:Would it be unreasonable to get the owner's name from a claim?
Say if you right-clicked the claim stake?
No, I think that's a GREAT idea. It's only fair, really. In fact, Shadyacre was just attacked by Goldenjoe and Inaba Lord. They stole leather steel, and I was able to get Joe (who died of leeches while stalling me), but my partner couldn't track down Inaba Lord. Their claim is still in shadyacre, over their mine and other precious buildings.
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kaka
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Re: Theivery.

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Denvon wrote:No, I think that's a GREAT idea. It's only fair, really. In fact, Shadyacre was just attacked by Goldenjoe and Inaba Lord. They stole leather steel, and I was able to get Joe (who died of leeches while stalling me), but my partner couldn't track down Inaba Lord. Their claim is still in shadyacre, over their mine and other precious buildings.
If it really is, I would like to propose a second idea, a skill to carve your mark onto the things you build,
so that you have the possibility to recognize them if they were stolen.
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Vattic
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Re: Theivery.

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I agree with both suggestions, on a similar note I'd like to be able to engrave things in general.
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kaka
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Re: Theivery.

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Vattic wrote:I agree with both suggestions, on a similar note I'd like to be able to engrave things in general.
Jorb and Loftar have actually mentioned engraving things to me before, although
not every item should be possible to engrave, but things like weapons and armor.
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StarChaser
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Re: Theivery.

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I like the carving idea. I think it would be cool if we could draw on runestones as well as text. And drawing on other things, Eg. Walls of houses, Roads.

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