I actually really enjoy scenes where people put a lot of intense work into long, single emotes. I have naturally gravitated toward people who prefer more longform RP, and as such I have never really noticed the benefit of getting more RPXP if you emote more than once per 5 minutes (mostly because I ...

I feel like this suggestion would negate a lot of the point of there being different elements. They all serve a thematic purpose and, while I'm sure there's overlap, I feel like most magic should be special ("ah yes, fire soft serve and void fudge!") instead of "the fire/earth/air/water/void-flavore...

My main concern is that players have invested into Tracking with the express (and, it seems, primary) purpose of utilization within the city, and while I am unsure of the precedence on things like this, if something that was previously a strong part of someone's character concept (strongly enough th...

I think that the best solution is to make tracking more difficult within cities than in the wilderness, not impossible, and I think a higher skill ceiling or a limit on tracks in the city (perhaps, even, make them just fade naturally faster in the city, such that you have to catch them quicker?) is ...

It goes pretty far when you're not using magic to track. Is it Batman-style detective vision?

The technical term for the overarching concept of "Mechanical player characters, who are played by Staff or players as part of Staff-sponsored systems and plots" in a game that I staffed for was "Event Characters," and I think that this could be a very good move for some nobility, but I'm not sure t...

I would like to bump this quite-old suggestion. In real life, lockpicks are made of steel, and throughout history, professional-grade lockpicks were most commonly made by the very same people who crafted them - that is, in game terms, it would have been done by locksmiths and those who were studied ...

I think that having multi-room areas for each duchy might be fine in the case of facilitating travel RP, but I do not think it would be a benefit for this to be anything but an extra option. It becoming a staple constant - that is, a "playstyle" of remaining primarily in other duchies being directly...

A new player's opinion! It seems to me that as it is, Lithmore City is already relatively unpopulated. There are lots of discussions about issues with splitting up the playerbase, and though I think it could be very cool to portray the whole world if the game had, say, five times the population it c...