The Crusade against SA

[Glaumring the Fox]

If we leave as a group I imagine that most of will simply be happy to far from the centre of SA.

For now...muhahhahha...muhahah...muhahhhahhahha


Ps: Is it like a serious OOG hatred for you guys or is it mainly IG? I can't tell the difference, meaning everyone in Caerwyn is either the best roleplayers or they actually hate SA for real.

[Lopeyschools]

For now...muhahhahha...muhahah...muhahhhahhahha


Ps: Is it like a serious OOG hatred for you guys or is it mainly IG? I can't tell the difference, meaning everyone in Caerwyn is either the best roleplayers or they actually hate SA for real.

Well I can only speak for myself when I say it is entirely IG. For the everyone else? I dunno you'd have to ask them.

[Geronus]

For now...muhahhahha...muhahah...muhahhhahhahha


Ps: Is it like a serious OOG hatred for you guys or is it mainly IG? I can't tell the difference, meaning everyone in Caerwyn is either the best roleplayers or they actually hate SA for real.

Well, we do make great enemies. If you're looking for an epic project, taking down SA isn't a bad objective. I think some players do genuinely dislike SA for various reasons (we are not completely innocent, after all), but many may view it as more of a challenge.

[DoctorHarte]

Turn Asylon into a theocracy that worships the Bloodmoon 

Oops, I just spilled your big plan, didn't I?

[dustole]

Well, we do make great enemies. If you're looking for an epic project, taking down SA isn't a bad objective. I think some players do genuinely dislike SA for various reasons (we are not completely innocent, after all), but many may view it as more of a challenge.

I go out of my way to make sure people hate Allison.  I learned long ago that enemies tend to make Battlemaster more fun than friends do.  So my goal is to make as many enemies as possible.  Most people seem to have a predisposed negative opinion of her.  That tells me that I am doing a good job. 

[Fleugs]

I go out of my way to make sure people hate Allison.  I learned long ago that enemies tend to make Battlemaster more fun than friends do.  So my goal is to make as many enemies as possible.  Most people seem to have a predisposed negative opinion of her.  That tells me that I am doing a good job.

Amen.

[Gustav Kuriga]

I go out of my way to make sure people hate Allison.  I learned long ago that enemies tend to make Battlemaster more fun than friends do.  So my goal is to make as many enemies as possible.  Most people seem to have a predisposed negative opinion of her.  That tells me that I am doing a good job. 

Yet, somehow, she has gained a large following of nobles.

[Geronus]

Pure Charisma, baby. She's got it. Also, she distinguishes between allies (to betray at a later date when they are no longer convenient) and tools (which she tends to keep and use effectively). Which do you think you are? 

[Gustav Kuriga]

Pure Charisma, baby. She's got it. Also, she distinguishes between allies (to betray at a later date when they are no longer convenient) and tools (which she tends to keep and use effectively). Which do you think you are? 

My character is Kabrinsky's Wolf, in his mind her right hand.

[Glaumring the Fox]

Allison Kabrinski is the best way for a noble with grand plans to get chaos done... As the man behind the curtain pulling the strings, I am pleased with her work. 

[Chenier]

Amen.

Having lots of people hate you is overrated.

I prefer just hating everyone and crushing their naive little asses as they wonder why. 

[Beldragos]

OOC: I do not hate SA, it is merely a flavor, a part of the game environment to make the game more interesting.   It is one of the tools of the writers we all are, just as swords, our Scribes, Monsters/Undead, and even the Daemons.  It is part of the overall character of Dwilight we all use to add that little extra to our writings and plots. 

IC:, my character views it as something that is seeping forever into the hearts of good men to turn them into puppets.  Wherever it goes, destruction soon follows. 

Overall, I am quite happy with the drama it has caused to make the game interesting.  Where would we be without it, we would be trying to find things to battle to keep the "Too Much Peace" effects from destroying us.  Dwilight would be boring.  It would be very uninteresting without it. 

To be honest, I was sure many of the manipulations used against me were fabricated but ICly I had no reason to believe it so I had to go with what my character would know and separate it from what I did know.  It is really hard to not act on what the player would know when it could unravel everything.  I hope I did it well enough.

[JPierreD]

That's extremely respectable. 

[Indirik]

You did start a fun war. I'm a bit sorry it fell apart just when it was starting to get good.

[Beldragos]

There were a lot of things that went wrong. 

We had a general quit and join the clergy (Brackern), a general go absent (Kanai) and had to wait for the game to drop him, that hurt alot (There should be a way to remove someone from a position if the player goes AWOL.  We had the next general (Amandil) alienate the troops with his demands.  Famine and Monster/Undead are really what did us in, it caused all the militia to drop from the capital, over ten thousand CS gone overnight.  The splitting of the Realm did no favors either.  Of course, with three large realms plus allies against us the only thing we had going for us was the distance. 

I really hoped for something epic that would be worth telling to other people to draw them into the game as new potential players.  Instead it fell flat.

I wish to tell everyone there is no hard feelings, this is just a game and I am completely aware of this.