I'm reviving the discussion for Wanted Posters.
It'd be nice if we could use parchments & descriptions to create a kin list entry.
With this addition, players can spread the details of people in their kin list without needing 2 people online at the same time, or even 2 people in close proximity.
As a parchment w/ details, people could spread identities like a message in a bottle, throwing hearthling details in the water.
As a parchment, players could pin these posters up and onto their walls.
I'm suggesting this, because I ran into an issue today of not being able to spread the description of a thief in the area I play, because I personally didn't memorize the individual? (I guess we're not allowed to play games of Telephone with the descriptions of hearthlings?)
Anyways.
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StaggerNight
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Re: Wanted Posters
I like the idea,
Maybe if also you got one of there scents from a crime.
You could put it on the poster which would give a visual of the person at the time.
Maybe if also you got one of there scents from a crime.
You could put it on the poster which would give a visual of the person at the time.
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Ysh
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Re: Wanted Posters
Sentence is hard for parsing. Why is this one a question mark?Vaku wrote:I'm suggesting this, because I ran into an issue today of not being able to spread the description of a thief in the area I play, because I personally didn't memorize the individual?
With material accounts for teaching and this one, I think it can be good. Makes all systems more coherent. I recall some other postings for idea to add parchment to books. Would be good for new village member to just can read a book and get all relevant discoveries and player names for playing in the village.
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