i live in a relatively deserted area, not many claims dotting the place and I suspect a majority of them are abandoned. i've only seen two people, one seems friendly enough, one's character died, and the other ignored me. i'm challenging myself by doing zero looting, even from abandoned claims, and doing everything on my own, hench the hermit part, but...its a bit lonely. i'm looking for fellow hermits who'd like to live near me. we could trade goods and services and perhaps share hard to find things, like if one us is lucky enough to grab an unclaimed cave. also, since i'm a hermit i don't need huge amounts of food so any cow or sheep herds i find can be shared.
SO. if anyone's interested, just send me a pm.
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Blueberry
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sort of a hermit gathering
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Blueberry
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Re: sort of a hermit gathering
i forgot to describe the area! its a fairly nice place with its own pros and cons. its in pine forest, but with large areas of greenland and clay fields a short boat ride away. i live just across a river from a mountain. plenty of connecting rivers and two lakes. there's not much in the way of hearthland or moor, but enormous tracts of greenland make up for it. and i don't know if its just me, but it seems there are A LOT of deer in the area.
berry nice to see you
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sthalik
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Re: sort of a hermit gathering
I'd like to move into a village with some sensible, fairly social people.
Hermits living nearby is a far shot though.
What's with the elaborate post? Are you roleplaying?
Hermits living nearby is a far shot though.
What's with the elaborate post? Are you roleplaying?
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Amanda44
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Re: sort of a hermit gathering
It's a nice idea, it helps when hermiting to have friendly neighbours for trade, socializing and a bit of help, either way, when building up bases. You can do the same thing with existing towns and villages if you are respectful of their area's and make attempts to be friendly, but other hermits are a much safer option and I've seen others suggest similar before.
Good luck!
If I was starting out I'd have been interested.
Good luck!
If I was starting out I'd have been interested.
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It is like in Lord of the Flies, nobody controlls what is going on in the hearthlands, those weaker and with conscience are just fucked.
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Blueberry
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Re: sort of a hermit gathering
sthalik wrote:I'd like to move into a village with some sensible, fairly social people.
Hermits living nearby is a far shot though.
What's with the elaborate post? Are you roleplaying?
no, that's just how i write sometimes lol
berry nice to see you
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Jomme
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Re: sort of a hermit gathering
UoH! The union of hermits. Best of luck from me, if you get people interested!
If I wasn't in a village now I'd be interested man.
If I wasn't in a village now I'd be interested man.
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venatorvenator
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Re: sort of a hermit gathering
A friend and I used to run a hermitage network. It worked very well until it didn't. Still trying to make that happen again.
With dedicated hermits (i.e. people who won't quit) and proper combat chars to defend the region I think it's a really good idea.
With dedicated hermits (i.e. people who won't quit) and proper combat chars to defend the region I think it's a really good idea.
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Blueberry
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Re: sort of a hermit gathering
Hello! Do to life getting in the way, i'm not going to be able to get online as often as i'd like anymore...but if there are any more people who want to join the steadily growing group, you're still welcome to. You just might not see me very often. 
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longfeather
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Re: sort of a hermit gathering
Or until this happens... ;O~Blueberry wrote:Hello! Do to life getting in the way, i'm not going to be able to get online as often as i'd like anymore...but if there are any more people who want to join the steadily growing group, you're still welcome to. You just might not see me very often.
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ealonex
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Re: sort of a hermit gathering
I would like to join. A problem is that I'm already settled with my own Timber House and honestly don't feel like moving. North of me is kinda like what you described. Is there a water near above? There is some water below where I live me it's like kinda like a swampy area but it isn't... I don't really know how to explain. And it's about a 30min walk from top of the island to bottom. My house is right below a kiln I made accidentally and next to the kiln is a runestone saying that "You can use this kiln, don't steal from others or us and we come in peace!"