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Delerak · 09-23-2009, 12:32 PM

That's ridiculous. One of the best characters I've ever encountered was a Tor Warlord, Iakovitzes. He was a huge combat-oriented character with many Gregor mannerisms and was one of the most memorable characters. Countless people would come here and back me up on this.

Your mentality is proving me right. It works in a book but not on a serious roleplay game? If it can work in a book, it can work on the game. I assure you, I've seen it work.

Yes they are. You need both. Having just one type of roleplayer gets old fast. Real fast. When you have a clan dedicated just to combat, such as the T'zai Byn mercenaries, you get more flavor. The socialite tavern-sitters have to deal with these powerful PCs coming into the bars and starting brawls, etc. It's reality, you can't just sit around and enjoy life sometimes.

09-23-2009, 12:32 PM	#53
Delerak Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Name: Dan Location: New York Posts: 716	Re: What are the differences between a MUD and a MUSH? That's ridiculous. One of the best characters I've ever encountered was a Tor Warlord, Iakovitzes. He was a huge combat-oriented character with many Gregor mannerisms and was one of the most memorable characters. Countless people would come here and back me up on this. Your mentality is proving me right. It works in a book but not on a serious roleplay game? If it can work in a book, it can work on the game. I assure you, I've seen it work. Yes they are. You need both. Having just one type of roleplayer gets old fast. Real fast. When you have a clan dedicated just to combat, such as the T'zai Byn mercenaries, you get more flavor. The socialite tavern-sitters have to deal with these powerful PCs coming into the bars and starting brawls, etc. It's reality, you can't just sit around and enjoy life sometimes.