Problem Playing Character on Atamara

[Perth]

When I click "Play" on my Character in Atamara, it directs me immidiately to a page with this error message:

Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Doctrine\ORM\EntityNotFoundException' with message 'Entity was not found.' in /var/battlemaster/include/Doctrine/Proxies/__CG__BattleMasterArmy.php:32 Stack trace: #0 /var/battlemaster/include/Doctrine/Proxies/__CG__BattleMasterArmy.php(77): BattleMaster\Proxies\__CG__\BattleMaster\Army->__load() #1 /var/battlemaster/include/init.inc(50): BattleMaster\Proxies\__CG__\BattleMaster\Army->__call('getId', Array) #2 /var/battlemaster/include/init.inc(50): BattleMaster\Proxies\__CG__\BattleMaster\Army->getId() #3 /var/battlemaster/live/stable/playchar.php(132): require_once('/var/battlemast...') #4 {main} thrown in /var/battlemaster/include/Doctrine/Proxies/__CG__BattleMasterArmy.php on line 32

Same thing happens when I hit "quickplay" as well.

Also, my other characters seem to be working fine.

[jaune]

You signed treaty where you promised to leave Atamara :P j/k.

My chars working fine at AT.

[Perth]

You signed treaty where you promised to leave Atamara :P j/k.

LOL.

[Foundation]

Please post this on the bugtracker, and also, always include your character name.

[Dante Silverfire]

You signed treaty where you promised to leave Atamara :P j/k.

My chars working fine at AT.

This was my first thought. 100%.

[Perth]

Reported to Bugtracker.

[Eirikr]

Curious, but unrelated to the topic: Did the treaty actually get signed? That is, did it go into the treaty system or is it just floating around and on the wiki?

[Perth]

Curious, but unrelated to the topic: Did the treaty actually get signed? That is, did it go into the treaty system or is it just floating around and on the wiki?

Wasn't made official in the treaty system, no.

[Perth]

Just tried to log in again, and it seems to be working...

[^ban^]

Wasn't made official in the treaty system, no.

Not that the treaty system means anything :/

[Penchant]

Not that the treaty system means anything :/

Sure it does, it means both sides consented instead of one side made a treaty and put on the wiki page that both consented. Also, its more convenient to see IG for those of the party, while the opposite is true for those not in the treaty.

[Eirikr]

I've always seen the treaty system as a sort of memory relief. I don't have the remember the treaty if it's posted somewhere. On top of that, it provides verification and timestamps for when the treaty actually made the rounds (and who it passed with). It's easy to create a treaty and have a later ruler say: "My realm never agreed to that!" It's the treaty system that turns him from misinformed to a liar.