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loftar
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Re: Bond of blood and soil vs filling a claim manually
96 RL hours, in fact.
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Sevenless
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Re: Bond of blood and soil vs filling a claim manually
I was going to say you guys are totes evil for this.loftar wrote:96 RL hours, in fact.
Then I remembered as claim owner, you can destroy the old blood bond via nuking half your current presence in the claim.
Stolen claims will only happen if the owner is inactive and somehow the claim bond gets stolen, which seems pretty unlikely.
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Re: Bond of blood and soil vs filling a claim manually
Fairly likely if you're dead.Sevenless wrote:I was going to say you guys are totes evil for this.loftar wrote:96 RL hours, in fact.
Then I remembered as claim owner, you can destroy the old blood bond via nuking half your current presence in the claim.
Stolen claims will only happen if the owner is inactive and somehow the claim bond gets stolen, which seems pretty unlikely.
Edit: Nevermind, just realized you can inherit the claims.
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CloudJhi
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Re: Bond of blood and soil vs filling a claim manually
Low stamina so I finished off building the claim for them.jorb wrote:Nope. Just kin up and set permissions. Why do you have other people's bonds in your mentory? If you do, why is it a problem if you become the owner?
Hmm, well, wouldn't really be much of a problem. But I worry about how fast the claim seems to decay. Low int + Slow curios =
You inherit your claim though, so you can always renew the bond and break the old one at the cost of LP.Darruin wrote:Fairly likely if you're dead.Sevenless wrote:I was going to say you guys are totes evil for this.loftar wrote:96 RL hours, in fact.
Then I remembered as claim owner, you can destroy the old blood bond via nuking half your current presence in the claim.
Stolen claims will only happen if the owner is inactive and somehow the claim bond gets stolen, which seems pretty unlikely.
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Sevenless
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Re: Bond of blood and soil vs filling a claim manually
I think you inherit at full presence. So no, you don't need to spend LP even. Just pop some dandelions and you're good.CloudJhi wrote: You inherit your claim though, so you can always renew the bond and break the old one at the cost of LP.
But for even a tiny sized claim, trying to fill with LP is insanely expensive lol
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Zemith
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Re: Bond of blood and soil vs filling a claim manually
i'm sorry i just claimed land, but i dont see a bond in my inventory
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loftar
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Re: Bond of blood and soil vs filling a claim manually
That's because it's in your study. :)Zemith wrote:i'm sorry i just claimed land, but i dont see a bond in my inventory
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TeckXKnight
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Re: Bond of blood and soil vs filling a claim manually
Check your mental inventory, it should be with your other curios.Zemith wrote:i'm sorry i just claimed land, but i dont see a bond in my inventory
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Zemith
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Re: Bond of blood and soil vs filling a claim manually
loftar wrote:That's because it's in your study.Zemith wrote:i'm sorry i just claimed land, but i dont see a bond in my inventory
Ohh now i see!TeckXKnight wrote:Check your mental inventory, it should be with your other curios.Zemith wrote:i'm sorry i just claimed land, but i dont see a bond in my inventory
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Mashadar
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Re: Bond of blood and soil vs filling a claim manually
So wait, if the claim transfers to you and you declaim the plot, will you receive the LP the previous owner invested?