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ThorleifCleaver
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RE: Field Cairns
Is the white color group the only color group for which non-village member privileges can be set? If so, why?
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Nightdawg
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Re: RE: Field Cairns
Because the colours you set in your kin list and the colors you set in the village list are different.
You need to *memorise* someone in order to "add" them to your kin list and assign a colour to them, while the white colour group accounts for any hearthling in the white group + those you haven't memorised.
The same way, you need to *oath* someone to the village in order to "add" them to the village list and assign a colour to them, while the white colour group will just account for any hearthling in the white group + those you haven't oathed.
Yes, you can keep a hearthling's colour in either list white, but that doesn't mean they're considered different from the rest of the hearthlings that you don't have in your list.
You need to *memorise* someone in order to "add" them to your kin list and assign a colour to them, while the white colour group accounts for any hearthling in the white group + those you haven't memorised.
The same way, you need to *oath* someone to the village in order to "add" them to the village list and assign a colour to them, while the white colour group will just account for any hearthling in the white group + those you haven't oathed.
Yes, you can keep a hearthling's colour in either list white, but that doesn't mean they're considered different from the rest of the hearthlings that you don't have in your list.
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