This may be true and it is understandable that you cant post as you want in sparkle.You may pretend to not know what has been revealed here. However, I have made it clear that this is a true post from me that has been made on the forum due to its advanced presentation capabilities. The Sparkle board is too primitive for posting scrolls of this length and size.
Ah, this is a much more responsible view than pretending it does not exist. Perhaps we need a space on the forums specifically for this purpose to better dispel the pretense that information from here is not real or actionable. Well put.Ydred wrote:This may be true and it is understandable that you cant post as you want in sparkle.You may pretend to not know what has been revealed here. However, I have made it clear that this is a true post from me that has been made on the forum due to its advanced presentation capabilities. The Sparkle board is too primitive for posting scrolls of this length and size.
But why should a knight trust what you say is true. Anyone can claim this or that. Logs are alterable.
Sadly for you I saw the log. He tried to flee. You should be aware how your spells work.Emraht wrote: Sadly, I am sure Jar had no intentions of attacking the King of Minas Morgul and his retinue, but that is what Irk "commanded" him to do when we came for him. If he had been awake, perhaps he would have fled, or he might have pleaded with Irk to account for himself. Perhaps he would have resisted the command to attack. That, however, was not what he did. He paid for his actions with his life. A high justice who fails to realize this basic concept of war? It seems Vingaard has not only fallen in spirit but in military competence as well.
Time grows short for the rabble. The sun soon sets over Vingaard.
When we came for Irk, Jar assisted in the fight. For that he died. You seem to have an inability to comprehend that assaulting a mage results in death.Kvator wrote: Sadly for you I saw the log. He tried to flee. You should be aware how your spells work.
Yes, knight, your opinion of playing your role is apparent by your actions and the grandmaster you support.Kvator wrote: It's your choice to do your 'RP' stuff on every field (game, forum, newbie line) - for me it's pathethic
Despite your difficulty in understanding why Jar died, it was no mistake, and he was not "the wrong one." Morg made the list in the Tower from the start. He died for his participation in the assault on the King, not because anyone pointed out he had not yet been slain. Although he would have died sooner had he not fled the realms, he died within moments the first time he awakened thereafter.Kvator wrote: But when you are crossing the line of killing a person because you've learned new things via forum (killing wrong one in the first place in this case) then something's wrong.
So where and when I've supported Ulric? Please enlighten me.Emraht wrote:When we came for Irk, Jar assisted in the fight. For that he died. You seem to have an inability to comprehend that assaulting a mage results in death.Kvator wrote: Sadly for you I saw the log. He tried to flee. You should be aware how your spells work.
Yes, knight, your opinion of playing your role is apparent by your actions and the grandmaster you support.Kvator wrote: It's your choice to do your 'RP' stuff on every field (game, forum, newbie line) - for me it's pathethic
Despite your difficulty in understanding why Jar died, it was no mistake, and he was not "the wrong one." Morg made the list in the Tower from the start. He died for his participation in the assault on the King, not because anyone pointed out he had not yet been slain. Although he would have died sooner had he not fled the realms, he died within moments the first time he awakened thereafter.Kvator wrote: But when you are crossing the line of killing a person because you've learned new things via forum (killing wrong one in the first place in this case) then something's wrong.
My... you've become quite heated the closer this conversation hits home for you. One might begin to think there is some realization creeping in that the sins of your order are not only haunting you but gaining ground. There is nowhere left to run, no shadows in which to hide. Soon you must turn and stare that ghastly truth in the eye... if you have any steel left in you, Solamnian.
Knight, I entreat you as your friend, your confidant. Someone is trying very hard. Agreed. That someone is you. It's painfully obvious, and we all feel it. You're hurting. Your beliefs are being dispelled as illusions. The walls of the keep close round and begin to feel more like a prison. Your head goes under. You flail for the surface, for air, for Truth... but you can't grasp it.Kvator wrote: so somehow Carlof made the list (without being killed in the first assault), but actually Morg was the one left from the list (for some reason). Yeah right. You failed as detective/investigator then, now you fail as a lier as well. Pretty sad considering you are trying that hard.
Whatever.Emraht wrote:Knight, I entreat you as your friend, your confidant. Someone is trying very hard. Agreed. That someone is you. It's painfully obvious, and we all feel it. You're hurting. Your beliefs are being dispelled as illusions. The walls of the keep close round and begin to feel more like a prison. Your head goes under. You flail for the surface, for air, for Truth... but you can't grasp it.Kvator wrote: so somehow Carlof made the list (without being killed in the first assault), but actually Morg was the one left from the list (for some reason). Yeah right. You failed as detective/investigator then, now you fail as a lier as well. Pretty sad considering you are trying that hard.
You may not be ready for the Truth. When you are, come East. There is much left to be revealed, and you can play a part in what's to come. There are causes still left unsullied, still worth fighting for.
Come back... come back...
FAQAmberlee wrote: This is not a place for RPing, its a place for discussing in-game things from a out of character standpoint.