A promise kept

[Wordless Truth]

Thanks to

-Borin
-Khan'arr
-Shiver Niles'Smote
-Brendon Aseph

For killing and bashing (looking at you Brendon) my character after some great tension RP, from what I witnessed.

This isn't passive-aggressive, because actually a lot of cool RP followed.

Thanks to everyone involved trying to make a revival happen over a few days, and not shrugging it off. I can't really name them all, because a lot happened over the weekend, when I wasn't online. Here are the few I know about:

-Maeralya Nithroel
-Buppi Dirtytoes
-Brendon Aseph
-Borin
-Trina Iresta
-Shallan Alvere
-More people have been mentioned, but only few names.. So whoever you are, thanks for taking the opportunity. Perhaps someone else can list a few more?

Hope you all had fun!

Cue Daedin with screenshots?

[Griefmaker]

That was fun and I am glad Liunia is back in action again! Especially since everyone knows it was Borin who tossed down the 5 call lightnings in an attempt to slow Khan'arr down which was the reason the dead Liunia's corpse was turned into bits of elven ash >.>

[caldura firebourne]

10/10 would do again, I thouroughly enjoy threats and attempts to off my gnolls, was some really serious rp up to that point that made a trip to the surface during peak hours "a known death sentence to any ud race" well worth it

[Daedin]

It is all Borin's fault.

I had a lot of fun with this, and the whole thing managed to push the dwarf into some very uncomfortable areas.

And, latest batch of screenshots are all related to this:

viewtopic.php?f=18&t=271&p=64259#p64259

[Miaou]

Our Seldarine, who art in Arvandor, hollowed be all of your hard to pronounce names...

Was fun! Really enjoyed the whole situation! Shout out to Nico who made the whole maybe-loss of another elf a real show of emotional pain.

[prettystarprincess]

Was glad to be a part of it, only sorry I didn't have more to add.

Silly Sorceress, leave the magic to the real mages.

Glad Liunia is out and about again!

[FairyTaleBiscuit]

It was a refreshing endeavor. something built unexpectedly out of something that is hard to explain and that's rarely acknowledged in character.