The Warrior

The bookshelves don't work properly with opera and aren't placed very well in windows IE How about: Bookshelf I: A, B, C, D Bookshelf II: E, F, G, H Bookshelf III: I, J, K, L Bookshelf IV: M, N, O, P, Q Bookshelf V: R, S, T, U Bookshelf VI: V, W, X, Y, Z ...or similar Could the category sorted library be placed somewhere like: The Cellar: Coord. 4_1x2_27 or [Unnamed room]: Coord. 4_1x2_6

I choose: row 10, column 47

I do not own this item or know of it's existance but: How about: [b]Axe[/b] When in loreroot it will convert seed into the relative planks.[b] [/b] The role play of this would be cutting down a tree in loreroot, but to prevent deforestation one must replace the tree with the correct seed. This would end the shortage of planks as raw materials (unless there is a shortage of seeds). An advancement of this idea, would be to have bronze, steel, silver, gold and titanium (or similar) axes where going up the scale each one yeilds more planks for you waste less of the tree.

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How about: 1st year: 1 WP 2nd year: 2 WP 3rd year: 2 WP 4th year: 3 WP 5th year: 3 WP 6th year: 3 WP 7th year: 4 WP 8th year: 4 WP 9th year: 4 WP 10th year: 4WP ...etc.

Burns: while suffering from terrible pain, but all of a sudden, he has THE idea to save his life: Glaistig: he shoves his finger down his throat, so as to induce a gagging reflex to purge the his system Lulu: but the cruel laughter of Jonn and Hannah makes him choke on his vomit as his eyes fill with desperate tears--he can'tbreathanymorethevomittastesrealbad and THE WORLD IS CRUEL--gone--and he is dead. Either oblivious or uncaring, Hannah and Jonn... Grido: continue their laughing. They soon remember that there's still the strange man in the room (you know the one with the brother, with the picture hanging up).... Metal Bunny: The man then suddenly wakes up from his surreal dream and Burns: realizes Hannah is standing over him, tickling him with a feather, ready to... Rex: whip him with a whip made of.. Apophys: thick Grasan leather, belonging to Dark Priestess (a.k.a. Peace), just for fun. Afterwards, she intends to... Lightsage: slit his throat with a concealed dagger at her hip which happens to... MRWander: have been the same dagger that killed Marind and Wodin from which it was... Metal Bunny: smuggled out of sight by Grido, by hiding it in his favourite orifice and... Aarow: swallowing it so he fullfill his evil plan to.... Macnia: to devour Hannah and enjoy...... darlec77: killing her inside his own stomach....

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I like this idea!!! I also agree that the better the harder the better the reward should be. So I propose: In the reward rescorce each reward has a [i]'cost'[/i] - the higher the [i]'cost' [/i]the more [i]'Reward points' [/i]needed to obtain a batch of the rewards. To obtain the [i]'Reward points'[/i] the quest creator would have to submit his/her quest to an impartial dificulty calculator (I have no idea how dificulty should be calculated). Then the difficulty calculartor (could be RPCs) would give the [i]'Reward points' [/i]to the quest creator. Then the quest and rewarding process would have to be monitored.

Great Idea for both creatures & rituals BUT you should also be able to make custom tabs for rituals,such as: Non-offence, Healing, Big XP Gainers. or somthing

I wish to support this idea. BUT as you spend quite some money for the high level tokens you should get a refund for deleting tokens.

I think that the 'Q' doc should be available in the wishshop so anyone can make quests. I know we all aren't stopped from making quests because we can put the quest on a doc we do have and ask a RPC to sponsor it and supply rewards such as wishpoints. BUT it would be much better, much more organised, nicer to look at and easier to find if all quests were in 'Q' docs anyone could make one. ^ Feature now implemented [img]http://magicduel.invisionzone.com/public/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif[/img]. ^

I think this is a very good idea but there should be the ooption to connect to the address book, enter the addresses manually or upload a Comma-Seperated-Values (.csv) file or a mixture of all three because some people may not trust the connection, and others may use programs such as Outlook to store their address book.