Return of Reckoning

NectaneboII wrote:Delete the character as soon as possible.

Sound advice

I created a Magus with the intent of roleplaying him one day, but honestly I've never tried to rp anything other than traditionally "good" guys. I realize good vs evil is a matter of perspective, but I need help understanding the chaos culture in order to flesh out my character. For example, what do ...

For me, it is all of the High elf phrases (What a surprise huh?) I love the:
"We are the promise of the dawn"

"The blade calls to poet and prince alike"
"If I should die, remember me."
:D I also love the warcries they do from time to time "For Aenarion!" and "For the Everqueen!"

Wow, that's ...

ToXoS wrote:"Oi Oi!!!" from some goblin NPCs is just amazingly good. Great work on the gobbos voices.

Conversely you'll sometimes hear Dwarves say "what is it gitface?"

Thanks for all you do, you guys rock!

What I'm doing on my Chosen is queuing for scenarios while questing. Make sure to do any of the working pq's along the way as well, seems to be working for me pretty well. Your mileage may vary.

Flavor text, those little things npc's say when you click on them. Some of them are pretty funny. What's your favorite?

For example, when I clicked on an Orc the other day I got...*farts* "They calls me Thunder Mountain"

"Empire NPCs are either common farmfolk, conscripted civilians or military trained elites. The classes are unique to distinguish players from the rest of the rabble"

As a roleplayer, this is important to remember. What we see in-game and what they represent in lore are two different things. It's ...

"Empire NPCs are either common farmfolk, conscripted civilians or military trained elites. The classes are unique to distinguish players from the rest of the rabble"

As a roleplayer, this is important to remember. What we see in-game and what they represent in lore are two different things. It's ...

How would you feel about bringing a Black Orc on board? My character Muglug is essentially a Druchii slave but serves them as an enforcer/soldier. The short version is that due to the infusion of sorcery and mental conditioning, he is fiercely loyal to them and is doing their "dirty work". I'd love ...