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Seigheart, you’re calling out death ray for depleting Loreroot, yet you’re ranked second for depletion yourself and have depleted Gateway Island, where new players begin. How do you reconcile those actions with your position here? I support protecting resources, but the same standard should apply to everyone. Repeated attacks giving him stat damage and Bully spells, that deserve an explanation of what makes that response proportionate. Depleting Gateway Island’s resources to zero, leaving new players with nothing to gather, is selfish. Coming to the mainland afterward and acting as resource police is a double standard. If you expect others to respect resources, that should start with your own actions. I also want to clarify that I acted independently. My actions were my own decision, not something directed or coordinated by anyone else or any syndicate. Sorry for the late reply, but I wanted to add my two cents.

Death ray has now depleted resources in Necrovion on two occasions. He is barred from the land until further notice, and further consequences are under consideration. We, the citizens of Necrovion, regard this repeated depletion as a disrespectful gesture toward our land and its people. Our resource policy is already lenient, with clear exceptions. We ask only that gatherers respect those limits. We also ask Loreroot’s leadership to address this conduct with their citizen. Repeated disregard for another land’s stated policy reflects poorly on relations between our lands, and we hope Loreroot will help resolve the matter.

I will just put this here. Anything someone says anon to me in MD does not hurt my feelings. I have been called worse by far better XD

Fair enough. I already have the details just was giving you the courtesy of coming forward, but thank you for clarifying your stance. I’ll keep that in mind as I decide how to proceed.

Else, I noticed your post about depletion in Necrovion was edited out. Why did you withdraw it? I’d like to understand before drawing any conclusions

After ten years of closure, Necrovion is open again. For its citizens, this is a meaningful homecoming and a chance to rebuild our presence under Queen Syrian. We, as citizens of Necrovion, ask that visitors respect the land and leave 1–3 units of resources remaining when gathering. Our request is simple: please do not deplete resource locations to zero. Queen Syrian does not object to depletion in select scenes where your gathering stat causes you to collect the entire available resource in a single action. If you are unsure which scenes qualify for this exception, please ask before gathering. Anyone found depleting resources to zero outside this exception will receive a warning. If depletion continues after that warning, a council of Necrovion citizens will be formed to discuss the circumstances and decide on further action. Certain scenes will also be trapped. Gather at your own risk. Please gather with consideration for the next person and those working to care for the land. Help us keep Necrovion welcoming (to an extent, I cant foresee what the shades will do) and its resources available to citizens and visitors alike.

I made a post about this a couple weeks back. https://forum.magicduel.com/topic/29141-enchanted-while-drunk-bug/#comment-206525

As Marshal of the Knights of the Bell, I am willing to help organize the workers, guard the entrance, gather supplies, and assist with the removal itself. The fire demanded rain; now the rain demands labor. Let us reclaim what lies beneath the MDA. — The Mosquito Twice-Sworn Marshal of the Knights of the Bell

I do not see an official closing on the shop, and I have noticed I have a stockpile of 504 17th birthday plushies that are weighing my inventory down. If I could still use them, I would like to purchase: Item 2: (2) Anni Creature 2022. Price 160 Plushies Item 4: (1) Avatar Goldening Token. Price 200 Plushies Total: 360 Plushies

The Three Pillars Trial — A New-Player Introduction to Knights of the Bell (Marind Bell) Greetings, travelers of the realm! I invite new players—and any veterans who wish to revisit the ideals of Marind Bell—to undertake The Three Pillars Trial, a short interactive quest presented by The Mosquito, Marshal of the Knights of the Bell. The Knights of the Bell stand upon three pillars: Knights, who defend the land through courage, loyalty and honorable judgment. Squires, who accept trials and instruction while working toward greater wisdom. Pilgrims, who listen to the voice of the land and seek meaning through understanding and creativity. During the quest, you may walk any of these three paths. Each offers a different challenge and awards its own ceremonial tag description upon completion. No prior knowledge of Marind Bell is required—the quest is intended to give newer players a welcoming introduction to the land, its values and the different ways someone may serve it. How to begin: Travel to the clickable at Gazebo Right Front Stairs and speak the words: Three Pillars Choose a path, complete its challenge and save a screenshot of the ceremonial tag description shown at the end. Three-Path RewardAny player who completes all three pillars—Knight, Squire and Pilgrim—and sends me screenshots of all three earned tag descriptions and send written answer to Redneck in game or forum for the Pilgrim pillar, will receive an item from me as a reward. The three ceremonial distinctions are records of quest completion and may also be placed in your papers. They are not official character tags. There is no single path that carries Marind Bell alone. The Knight defends, the Squire becomes and the Pilgrim listens. Together, they give the Bell a voice worth answering. When Marind Bell calls, will you answer? — The Mosquito Marshal of the Knights of the Bell

I wanted to create a place where players can share their thoughts and experiences with the new card-based fighting system and compare it with the classic combat system. The new system appears to offer a different style of strategy through cards and more direct choices during battle. I would like to hear everyone’s opinions on the following: Is the new system understandable and easy to learn? Does it offer enough strategic depth? How does it compare with preparing rituals in classic combat? Do the cards feel balanced and meaningful? Does player choice have enough influence over the outcome? Are the battles too fast, too slow or appropriately paced? Which parts of the system are enjoyable? Which mechanics feel confusing or need improvement? Would you like the card system to remain separate from classic combat, or interact with it somehow? What features or cards would you like to see added? Would you prefer the classic combat or card style combat if it were to change and the new card style be the permanent way of combat from now on. Both positive and critical feedback are welcome. The purpose of this discussion is not to declare one combat system better than the other, but to identify what makes each one interesting and how the new system could become a meaningful part of combat. Please share specific examples from your battles whenever possible, especially unusual interactions, balance concerns, confusing mechanics or strategies that worked particularly well.

When you are enchanted and drunk it will not let you post in chat correctly. It will say "drunkenchanted". I tried with parentheses and ** same outcome.

What are you doing about certain resources gathering tools such as large/small buckets. The large bucket usually takes 3 and small bucket takes 1. Now either bucket takes whatever your skill allows. Will there be a rework of certain gathering tools?

You need to read this thread more thoroughly as it explains this already. It's been noted that the EVO shop herbs basket does not deplete.

Creatures earth: Elucubratie (MAX) water: Tainted Angien (MAX) air: Horse Shade (MAX) fire: Sword Shade (MAX) What you feed it: Endless amount of rainbow candies Crystal tears Demons blood rednecks autograph on a piece of crumpled up rainbow candy wrapper Result: An insanely twisted and demented Tainted Elu riding a shades horse wielding the 2 handed long sword of a sword shade. A mythical creature that only people get to witness once in a lifetime. If you're lucky it will cough up some special rainbow candy paper that can be used to grow the creature it spawns.