Aetolia has this artifact, actually, but it's one mob per day (per artifact, no limit on how many you can have) and it turns the mob into comms. I never saw the appeal myself, but I suppose if you owned a ton you could clear out guards.
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Right, but they have to know to learn it. Just yesterday I was helping a newbie who was all sorts of afflicted - turns out he had dove straight into the Collegium and Newton and hadn't learned any lessons yet or read about getting cur…
TBH, you don't really need to, it just makes it easier for people to scan the first post to see if there are people in particular they have questions for.
My friend from Aetolia told me to come play with him in an evil fairy tale forest, so I made Sadhyra, a bard in Glomdoring, about 6 or so years ago. But I forgot pretty much everything about mechanics, so I was basically a newb again when I came bac…
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I started Breandryn off as fairly optimistic and whimsical, and have had her life experiences shape how that personality develops. I have no idea if she'll stay this way or if she'll become a bitter mass murderer - depends on the expe…
@everyone - Guys, we messed up at Ascension. The Soulless are coming and we're pretty much doomed. How does your character spend their final day of existenc…
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Pretty much! I started doing it as a way to fish for RP (I've gotten a few interactions out of it!) and it's now a thing Breandryn does. She thinks everyone who has achieved something deserves to be r…
Oh man, I just had an amazing team league game in Heroes of the Storm where I was randomly matched with Dreadnought (a fairly big high-level streamer) and basically was coached by three top-tier players. So fun, learned so much.
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Breandryn didn't really understand love or marriage, so when she finally proposed it was a big deal to her and emotionally transcendent. She's now enchanted with proposals, and has already broken the engagement once so Xypher could ta…
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This was a problem in Aetolia and they changed it so things like chests (their version of presents) gave 5 credits to orgs for each one purchased.