The World of Avlis

I, too, enjoyed this dungeon.

I checked again today to make sure the new portal tower was still awesome and have detailed the result below.

Result: It is still awesome.

I am told Sarm helped with the area images. Sarm thank you too!

I am unable to get over how awesome these portals look. Especially how they shimmer and waver in game. Buddha you mad genius.

The new portal tower is not only round, it is compact and LOOKS AMAZING.

I can't put in appropriate words how tickled this makes me. The little city scapes in each door are awesome! The ssshhhhhhhWIP sound effects are awesome. Thank you Moredo! Thank you Buddha!

It is a fascinating thing to think about from a lot of angles. How does the market for artificed and magical goods look now, with potentially a huge blow to it's production capacity? Are prices skyrocketing? How is politics panning out? Did Visi lose 25% of ots military mages, making it a potentiall...

Thanks, I don't really need the ooc reason. This is more an attempt to understand how I should respond IC. Can we nail down a rough official ratio of missing. If it is 1 in 100 obviously it's not really noticeable. 1 in 5 is a very different story. At what point is there a significant effect on the ...

Ok, I looked up populations on the Wiki and the population of Negaria is about 230 million. Can we assume 1 in 1000 negarians was a trust mage? In that case 50,000 deaths would be about 22% of trust mages. Does this work?

Also, are several thousand or tens of thousands of mages still dead in the prevailing timeline? It looks like 50,000 trust mages are still dead based on the monolith thread. Thanks. My guess is that this has a significant and material effect on Visimontium? How many mages were there to begin with? ...

Thanks! So my PC who was not present for either event would remember a lost day in which he died/the world ended? Or would he just remember the overiding timeline? The post you link is helpful, but aimed at people who took part in one or both events. I am wis 8 and need it explicitly spelled out for...

So the red star killed 98% of Negaria, then was undone by time travel, and people remember both timelines? If my PCs did not participate directly in this plot would they remember their death as the star fell then being alive again? Or would they just remember that the red star was defeated? Sorry, s...

Hi, I have been away during some key mage-plots in recent years and I am trying to catch up on what my mage character should know and how he should react. I have tried to do so naturally as things come along but there are some significant holes in my knowledge. I hope to rectify that here. Can someo...

Every hour on the hour I open palm slap my refresh button for these here forums waiting to see development updates for this latest round of stuff.

We look forward to your and your husband's return.

Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir This book very much reminded me of the universe setting of Chronicles of Riddick, but where the Necromongers were only one of Nine Houses across space, and the weakest (*mwa ha ha*) - this book is unlike anything I've ever read. It also easily introduced me to the mo...

So did anyone else read something fun or good lately?

I just finished a three book series that I absolutely loved. It is 2008 financial crisis refracted through an east india trading company approach to adventuring meets ancient prophecy and slap-fight among the gods. The first book is called Orconomics . The writing is tight and the premise enjoyable....

Thanks!

tindertwiggy wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 03, 2022 11:37 pm

I moved the cd-key file and am using my avlis login and I still get "your player name is in use".

I've had a few different sets of cd-keys over the years. The ones I have now are probably not the ones that the Avlis database first associated with my gsid, if that makes a difference.

I moved the cd-key file and am using my avlis login and I still get "your player name is in use".

Congrats. And my condolences to mom's and dad's sleep.

Woohoo!

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