Pipstickz

If you can't connect the dots, not my problem, ask around to figure it out.

You two are just fools after points, I don't need any points. My influence on dst is only clear to her, and whether or not she reveals it to the public is her choice, I don't care. However, it's because of my influence on her and everybody else I've been speaking with recently that I deserve the crown, and you two can have all the points you want.

I claim the Tribunal Crown (not that Eon even had it in the first place, but I'll use him in this case to give more perceived strength to my claim), seeing as you can't be a citizen of two lands, and you can't rule a land you aren't a citizen of. My first move as king (not that I am, yet, I'm only pretending at the moment) is to consider this issue on hold pending decision by a higher power, and until I am accepted as king and given my citizenship, I will act as a citizen of No Man's Land. My second move as a king is to demand that all other kings step down if they so wish (because there are kings who are kings for the sake of there being a king), and restructure their lands as they and their citizens see fit. If a conclusion cannot be reached in a timely matter, then I will become involved and mediate the process. My third move as king is to laugh in the face of Eon and hope that he stops me, because I don't really enjoy the responsibility of kingship, but I can't pass up the opportunity to outdo such a successful villain. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am a demon too. Thanks for your help, dst!

Get crunk, young padawan.

Thanks for the birthday wishes!

Have you ever spoken with Lintara? No memorable deeds that affected you, perhaps. Congratulations, Lintara, do your best.

Personally, I would like to see the active days limit removed, and a subjective limit added instead, something like: Most Improved Young Player People can argue whether players can be considered "young" during nominations, and they'll probably put an objective limit anyways, so only the official wording changes to possibly include more people, which to me is a good thing for that category.

Does anybody have the Black Water spell docs? Those would probably give some good clues as to the connection between the two.

Happy birthday!

If provided with instructions (birthday sponsorships are different from regular sponsorships) and stock (Annivs and any other special rewards), we could take on birthday sponsorship requests. I have, in fact, wondered the same thing, but assumed my wonder away, thinking that Chew and Mur know where we can be contacted.

I was scared that this was something I had forgotten about, then I saw the thing about the pickles, and remembered that I've never asked for a pickle, and certainly not one for each of my creatures, I would remember a deal like that. So here's my ASAP Post, I'll be praying.

Ars

MP7 can attack any MP level without an alliance, but can also use illusions to change their creatures. So probably a good call.

For a sense of goal and achievement, most of the time. Oh also discovery and imagination. The story and art and writing and stuff are all wonderful bonuses, of course.

The anger you've injected into this post is, I think, just but uncalled for. You take it personally because of your hours of thought, conversation, ideas and effort, but labyrinth maps have been drawn and shared (I had one myself, once upon a time) since before your hours of thought, conversation, ideas and effort. If a public maze map had been posted before your thoughts, and you had the thoughts anyways, would they not still be as valuable to you? I would think they would be, perhaps even more so. The eternal struggle with spoilers is this: If you feed a new player answers, they lose the joy of discovery. If you don't give them enough, perhaps they run away. I remember Mur saying in a forum post something like "I wonder what would happen if we told a new player every spoiler". I think as a community we take spoilers too seriously and keep secrets too easily. Here's my idea to convince you of this: I didn't beat LR guards with my own solution, it was told to me by a friend. I was also given a pretty good clue to the solution of the broken pattern puzzle and still I've never bothered to solved it, I just don't have the patience for some things. Does that mean I failed some MD "test" or "barrier", or that I'm not a valuable player? No, I most certainly don't think so.

As a researcher, I think that the idea of hell hounds does fit in with GG, one must only look past the connotations of the word "hell". Perhaps I am basing my conclusion on false evidence, and I would be happy to discuss it outside of the forum, but I would associate the fire element with Golemus more than with Necrovion. However, as a creature collector and citizen of the MD world, I am opposed to a new creature being placed in Golemus if it won't be public. GG already has more "private goods" than any other land. This quote worries me in regards to this idea: So to summarize and give my full personal opinion: I would suggest rather than trying to have a new creature implemented, follow in the footsteps of Braiton and mutate an already existing creature with Inner Magic or roleplay, and create a quest (the difficulty of which is up to you, sounds like you'd want it really high difficulty) through which anybody could also do so. In this way the creatures are privatized through you and not through your homeland, and still publicly available if somebody can put in the work. That's my idea, take it or leave it, but most importantly: Don't give up!

Happy birhday Murseph!