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Messages - wild_down_under
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« on: May 27, 2011, 01:29:51 am »
Hi,
We need help. Kylie and Hayley were exploring the Ruins of the Broken One when the server crashed. It was down for like 5 minutes. We are afraid to log in because of the obvious dangers of no spells, etc. Can a DM log on to help out? Thank you.
-Hayley
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« on: May 14, 2011, 07:36:17 pm »
So exactly what time, EDT, is the Stormcry Hollow quest? The GMT + 6 and then having to convert back to EDT confused me O.o
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« on: May 03, 2011, 12:28:15 pm »
Hi All,
From my understanding, this server allows PvP. Of course, there are rules in place to regulate the PvP, such as RPing leading to PvP and players agreeing to PvP, or with GM watch PvP. If one party declines PvP, there is no PvP and absolutely no pursuing of PvP or griefing.
However, I was just thinking about the whole process and trying to see if it can be improved. For example, a dark elf (PC) and a dwarf (PC) run into each other in the open field. The RP ensues and potential PvP can happen. Unfortunately, the PC's need to stop the RP for a split second, send tells to each other asking whether PvP is ok, and then use the widget to get the PvP going, if that is what the PC's decide to do.
I was thinking of making a post, where all the players who wish to bypass the "send the tell procedure" sign their names if they want, agreeing to PvP for certain character, if the opportunity presents itself. The reason why I was thinking this is because then you don't have to send a tell in the middle of the RP and lose your sense of the RP. This will allow better immersion of the RP. Obviously, the widget will still be used and if the area is NO PvP and no PvP, such as inside a town.
Same example above, a dark elf (PC) and dwarf (PC) run in to each other. The RP ensues and the PvP widgets are used. No "tell" send to each other about PvP.
What do you all think?
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« on: April 11, 2011, 01:26:25 pm »
I recently bought Quill's house, when I clicked on the door, there's an option to change all house keys. If I do that, am I still able to enter the house? I don't want to be locked out of my own house. :p
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« on: March 10, 2011, 08:39:26 am »
Hi,
I have never paid attention but when you donate items to the temple of a deity, does the temple get credit for the value that is determined by the lens of pricing, or does the temple get credit for what the pawnshop would pay?
For example, let's say an armor is worth 20K trues based on the lens of pricing. However, when you try to sell it to a pawnshop guy, he might pay only 500 trues. So when you donate that armor to the temple, does the temple donation credit gets 20K trues worth, or only 500 trues worth? By temple getting donation credit, I am referring to when you click on "Layonara Links - Temple Donation," it shows all the donation credits with respect to deities.
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« on: March 07, 2011, 01:41:59 am »
Rumour has it that a "white" wizard is looking for some muscles to help carry coals and platinum ores deep from the cave to the surface. Compensation will be discussed.
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« on: February 23, 2011, 01:49:11 pm »
Two cloaked figures are hussling in the woods in the outskirt of Center. Rumor has it they are selling a box full of the fine silk for 2,000 trues.
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« on: February 22, 2011, 10:41:55 am »
Surface At Last
Oh curse this dreaded sun. It burns! I could not have phantomed how the sunlight burns my delicate skin. It was a quick lesson for me to learn and cover up. Alas I decided for us to make our travel at night time under the warmth of darkness.
It's been weeks since we have left the Deep. We have made our travel along the main road. We stayed off the road though for we did not want unsolicitated attention. Our travel through the woods have remained uneventful. Although I must say, the critters in the woods were quite tame. All the easier for us to hunted our game and had our fill!
We made it to this outpost called Center. While the sun was high, I made sure both of us stayed in the outskirt and hidden. Once nighttime came, we made our way into town with ourselves covered up. We stayed in the shadow as we traveled through the town. The streets were vacant with a few stragglers here and there. I could see the alleys were busy with cloaked figures. I had Xiomara go in to gauge their attention before I appear to converse with them.
Not surprisingly, they were lowlifes. A few persuasive words and the flash of Xiomara blade got what I wanted to know. They quickly told us about Center and the types of adventurers that pass through the town. I also learned where I could make a few trues, and a nearby cemetary where I can scavenged for precious commodity. Before leaving them be, I warned them not to mention our encounter. If they even whisper to a fly, those would be their last words. With that, Xiomara and myself disappeared into the darkness.
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« on: December 22, 2010, 01:38:32 pm »
A few dwarves are seen talking to the Copperstones about traveling to the Deep.
\\\\ We are planning a trip tonight, 12/22/2010, at 9pm est. All are welcome and come at your own risk.
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« on: December 18, 2010, 10:47:40 am »
*two female cloaked figures are seen walking around taverns and enlisting advenurers to explore the Deep*
We are packing for a prosperous trip into the Deep. There will be danger, there will be monsters, there will be magic. Blood will shed. Whatever riches we find we will split evenly. If you feel up to the challenge, come to Miritrix.
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« on: July 12, 2010, 09:42:26 am »
After several days of travels and battling goblins, Hayley finally took some time to rest in the comfort of the city's inn. Her past few days around Port Hempstead have been an eye opener. She has seen much more than she could have imagined from reading her books back home in the gnome community. She is eager to travel more as soon as she is well rested. However, she misses her father greatly. She decides to write back home to let her father know she is doing well and that he should not worry about her.
Dear Beloved Father,
I am here at Port Hempstead. Thus far, my travel has been safe. When I got here, I met this short elf, SehKy. He is always covered up with his hood; he doesn't talk much... but he is very kind and helpful. He took the time to show me the city of Port Hempstead. Let me tell you father, the city is HUGE. There are so many shops and travellers. Everyone is busy shuffling their feet and minding their own business... except SehKy. He saw I was a stranger to this grande city and took his time to show me around. Then again, he could have alternative motives like you have told me so many times father. I am a girl and I need to be careful of the opposite sex. They are always up to no good. I will heed your advice and be very wary.
But let me tell you about SehKy... he's this elf. He is very skilled with his bow. I saw him shoot a rat right in the eye from twenty feet away! It was quite impressive. What are we doing killing rats you ask? Oh well, the Trues that you gave me didn't last long and I was running low. So, SehKy told me about this lady with rats problem. She asked me to investigate for her and so I agreed. That led me to the sewer... and SehKy came along with me to guide me through the sewer. That was where we saw giant rats! They were squeeking and chasing after us. You know how I am with rodents, Father. *shivering just thinking about it* Anywho, good thing SehKy was there to tame those rats. Long story short, we took care of the rodent problems and the lady paid me well for the trouble.
Oh, while we are on the subject of elves, I met this family of elves. Wow, they are a handful! All I could do was listen. They kept talking back and forth. And I think one of them was trying to put the moves on me. I must say... he had the looks and he caught my attention but my oh my. His family sure can talk! They are all skilled warriors and priestesses. When we traveled out to the outskirts of Port Hempstead, I understood some of the cantations that they were preparing. I must say, I have lots to learn. I couldn't understand a lot of what they were doing. It will come with time once I learn more about this city, Father. That's it for now. I am running out of parchments and will get more to write to you. Take care and I will visit home soon once.
Love,
Hayley
Hayley seals the letter in an envelope and hands it to a courier out by bar. She heads back to her room and rest for the evening.
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« on: July 08, 2010, 09:01:24 am »
Hi Layonara Community, As you can see, I am new to Layonara. First, I want to thank Rowana for the swift replies and approval. Although the submission process hit a few snags (a few editing), Rowana was kind enough to work with me so that my submission met the guidelines. Thank you again. Secondly, I logged on for the first time last night. Let me just say, the server is HUGE! I was very lost; I died a few times too... those pesky ogres and goblins got me good  Fortunately, SehKy was kind enough to show me around town, and the surrounding area. Thank you SehKy for taking the time to show a new player around. Also, thank you Sasha for the dress! I like it a lot! You guys have made my first log in experience enjoyable and entertaining. Well, I guess that's it. See you all online and if I do something wrong or step on someone's toes, I apologize ahead of time. I am still new and I just started playing Neverwinter Nights a few months ago. I can barely manuever around. -Hayley
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