Safety Precautions

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Zion
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Safety Precautions

Post by Zion »

Speaking from experience, when you die and reincarnate you aren't in a village anymore if you joined one. Usually easily fixed.

But what if you're the lawspeaker and there's no chieftain appointed? You'd be unable to join the village again. What if you house is on village property? What if you died on village land and can't get the keys to your wall because you're being blocked by the village or the person that killed you?

There is not a person that I know of in my village that has the lawspeaker skill.

Is there something that can be done to solve this? I would like to rejoin my village and continue the life I made for myself.
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burgingham
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Re: Safety Precautions

Post by burgingham »

Moved this to the "How do I?" since there is no real suggestion in your thread. Just have one of your villagers buy lawspeaking. It costs quite a bit, but it is not like it would be imposible to gain.
Zion
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Re: Safety Precautions

Post by Zion »

oh :shock: sorry, I thought I put it in the How do I? section, but I guess it got mixed in with all of my 6 tabs. Sorry, and thanks for the advice, though it'll be a while... :(
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Dataslycer
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Re: Safety Precautions

Post by Dataslycer »

But what if you're the lawspeaker and there's no chieftain appointed?
If there is no longer a lawspeaker, a villager with the lawspeaking skill can right click the idol and become lawspeaker.
What if you house is on village property? What if you died on village land and can't get the keys to your wall because you're being blocked by the village or the person that killed you?
If you have a personal claim. It becomes to your ancestor after death so you are not totally helpless.
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