First one all world.Ranma wrote:Quality Thread
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Ninijutsu
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LiesAwake
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Re: My (Almost) Lucky Break
There's none. Yet.NOOBY93 wrote:This guy is taking a shit, there's no blood rituals.LiesAwake wrote:Gold.
Brodgar really is a fine place. Especially the blood rituals.
other than when they sacrifice 2 sailors every morning and every evening at feasts you don't even get to eat at
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Gloosx
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Re: My (Almost) Lucky Break
oh you.NOOBY93 wrote: other than when they sacrifice 2 sailors every morning and every evening at feasts you don't even get to eat at
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Sarge
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Re: My (Almost) Lucky Break
Mr. Taylor, you gotta hotkey your hearthing dude, that A>E>H shit, or whatever, could cost you your life.
factnfiction101 wrote:^I agree with this guy.
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NOOBY93
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Re: My (Almost) Lucky Break
Man, I'm so used to aeh, I think it's faster than any hotkey.Sarge wrote:Mr. Taylor, you gotta hotkey your hearthing dude, that A>E>H shit, or whatever, could cost you your life.
Jalpha wrote:I believe in my interpretation of things.
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btaylor
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Re: My (Almost) Lucky Break
NOOBY93 wrote:Man, I'm so used to aeh, I think it's faster than any hotkey.
The unfed mind devours itself. - Gore Vidal
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AnnaC
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Re: My (Almost) Lucky Break
I really liked the OP story, it had a lot of suspense and showed a lot of patience and consideration of the protagonist. 
It was also a bit nostalgic, as I can remember hiding like that when spying on people I didn't know to see if they were a threat or not. Before custom clients got too prominent with their huge visibility advantage (don't some of the newer ones even have radar too? Ridonkulous).
It was also a bit nostalgic, as I can remember hiding like that when spying on people I didn't know to see if they were a threat or not. Before custom clients got too prominent with their huge visibility advantage (don't some of the newer ones even have radar too? Ridonkulous).
Hearthlings: Marona; Chamberlain (retainer alt), Vincavec (shaman of the Dryad Wells Forest)
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Jackard
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Re: My (Almost) Lucky Break
I miss Stealth too.AnnaC wrote:It was also a bit nostalgic, as I can remember hiding like that when spying on people I didn't know to see if they were a threat or not. Before custom clients got too prominent with their huge visibility advantage (don't some of the newer ones even have radar too? Ridonkulous).
Radar does exist but the icons are different depending on which client you use. Some give all hearthlings the same icon, others have seperate icons for friends and strangers.
