For the record, last time we had mortality, for the little time it lasted, we lost 28 nobles against the monsters alone. 1 of these was from Bara'Khur and 1-3 of them from Avalon, I think. Here are the recorded names of the deceased:
- Adair Acies
- Adrubal of Carthage
- Anise Lancastershire
- Blenessar Arnel
- Borian Thierf
- Callandor Harte
- Colin Langdon
- Crimson Garant
- Daniel Gristwood
- Dux Ducis
- Elladan II Undomiel
- Eoin Urishkan
- Golrug Gellander
- Hunter Julian
- Javier Dela Cruz
- King Bourdeux
- Masha Blatkovetchkin
- Nicolas Chénier
- Pietr Castillo
- Raag LongHi
- Raphael Ironsides
- Rild Harkonnen
- Robin Langdon
- Theseus Titan
- Tipa Solacesta
- Tonkotsu Vanimedle
- Trigius Sarracenia
- Valic Schumacher
Most of them were never seen again. Many of them quit the game altogether. Viewing reports of deaths in far away lands might have been "exciting" for those it didn't concern, but what it did was concentrate all power and influence in the few who remained. It's not that we crush all the opposition now, it's that there just isn't anyone left with any ambition. Our realms are ghosts of what they used to be and could have been.
If mortality kicks in, then I want everyone to die. Living in depopulated realm is not fun.
