That's a very good point Recoba. I don't remember what I had written, so I may not have covered those points in detail. I will say that a lot of forums simply had a strict "No advertisement" policy. But, had I covered those points and talked to the administrators before hand, I may have had much bet...

Speaking of where to post, simply typing in dragonlance, tolkien forums should give you a great place to start. From there you could simply make a post in the misc section or contact the admin and see about placing a sticky note for a fee. Also contacting the main websites of all domains that are n...

Ok last comment. If you guys want to do a promotion on the sub-reddit, I'll make a write-up and then link it. If people make accounts we may be able to upvote it close to the top.

Oh heres a really interesting discussion on advanced MUD design. A little of topic.
http://www.reddit.com/r/MUD/comments/iy ... mud_today/

EDIT: Fixed typo I'm not sure how familiar you guys are with sites like reddit.com or digg.com, but their user base is very techy/nerdy/gamers. Reddit has a subreddit for MUDs. These kinds of users may be perfect to advertise to. http://www.reddit.com/r/mud I don't think I'd advertise just on that s...

I like it.

The maximum loan size could be set by player size or by time in game. It would be large enough to help a newbie train some skills, but not so large that players would find this abusive style rewarding. Larger loans could be taken out based on size or time. It would speed the training process along, ...

lol

It is painful enough to watch friends in real life get into debt. I'd rather not watch friends in fantasy life get into debt, too. Yuck! To me, it would be along the lines if implementing credit cards, lawyers, and mortgages into the game. I'd rather people interact and roleplay to get loans from o...

It is more along the lines of bank loans as something I don't see having a place in a fantasy world like Genesis. To me, it would be along the lines if implementing credit cards, lawyers, and mortgages into the game. Loans in general seem to be part of any political world. I see loans in fantasy "L...