Mithaniel

Wow I forgot I had this. I'm rewriting/updating this when I feel like this. This'll be for my half-elf Mithaniel that I've played for so long.

Quite the odd opening post. Epsilon has many things that RPH does not: Rules that stop one from being an edgy teen with the worst jokes possible. A lower population - which is both a pro and a con. But we don't lie about our numbers. Creativity in builders. CRAZY creative builders. An active Discord that isn't just a bunch of shitty memes / vitriol thrown at one another. An active moderation team that actually cares for the server. I.E They won't get drunk and then ban people for RL interactions as an example. Actual genius devs who don't copy-paste from other's basic core work. Active devs/admins who know what they're doing and don't take an age and beyond to fix bugs. A community that isn't full of edgy teens throwing vitriol at one another. Bar grudge matches between person A and person B, but those aren't community wide. It doesn't quite have the same levels of roleplay - public or private. Yet, people here are always open to more RP and guilds. We're a lower population type of server, sure, but we've got a lot of room for potential growth.

Good guild of people. Was part of them on RPH.

i mean, what are you looking for them to do? post everything that the devs may be working on but have no confirmation on when it'll be done/if it'll be put in? or are you looking for them to devote themselves to areas where they might just not have interest/might have a harder time with doing? edit: also azarchius is a server developer. everyone else is models / recolors. if you wanted server-end development news, there was definitely better ways to go about it than throwing a stink on a topic. and azarchius may not have ANYTHING to show us right now.

yeah, this needs to be dealt with.

the alleria armor makes me the most excited

hype

YAAAAAAS

forgot the phase id, sadly.

Hopefully we get some good entries. I've seen one so far and it was yikes to the max.

first

He woke with a startled gasp and claw-like nails digging at his chest. Sweat dripped down his body as he felt the all too typical heightened reaction to a nightmare. With a grunt, he slung himself around to rest his feet on the rug that sat next to his bed. Drawing the hand up from his chest, he ran it through his long white hair and looked down towards the ground. Fel green eyes stared as his heart beat faster from the nightmare, and continued that for another minute before beginning to relax. He was used to the sleepless nights, and this didn't bother him much. Even the most powerful concoctions could not erase the startling nightmares, and so he just let it happen. He closed his eyes as the nightmare's imagery played back to him, and it was of a burning fleet. It was a nightmare of a memory, and it was not a good memory at that. He was reliving the moment when dragons burned the Kul Tiras Navy at the behest of their orcish riders. The flames, the screams, and the death all around him had left a permanent mark on him at his young age. Slowly he opened his eyes and pushed from the bed. He made a gesture and a white fur cloak appeared around him as he stepped away from his bed. Heavy footsteps took him from the comfort of his bed and to a mirror. He stared at his reflection, and watched as his brows furrowed. All along his body were scars, and all belonged to their various sources. All of them had their memories that drew him back into his past. He reached up to rub at the claw-made scar along his throat and then trailed it to the scar over his heart. His hand moved from scar to scar before resting at his side. He had been through it all since a young age, and he showed it in the pain of his physical form. With a pained grunt, he moved from the mirror to the door. Slowly, he pushed his hand to the door as his gaze fell to a picture on a shelf that was illuminated by moonlight. It was a picture of a family that seemed happy. There was a man with ginger hair and a knightly appearance, and he knew that was himself. The woman beside him was an elven woman who had patterns of arcanic tattoos painted onto her. In between them was a young girl - a daughter he once had. Seeing such an image had him pause and grief played at his heart. There was a time in his life that he had things like that - family, loved ones, and similar words. Now he was so certain of his inability to have such a thing. He accepted it as fact despite any other sign saying the opposite. With a heavy sigh, he opened the door and stepped out of his room - closing the door behind him. It was time for a walk.

Some good replies here overall, folks. I have some ideas - and maybe they'll see the light of day. Maybe they won't.

True, true. More landed threats are very possible - and perhaps should be used more often.

I do like the idea of simple and perhaps small. Unfortunately, no phase is going to succeed under this. Warcraft is high fantasy to crazy degrees and people love their high fantasy shenanigans. I agree and disagree at the same time with the exclusion of this. Now, I'm not saying a phase NEEDS to use powerful threats. However, conflict is an ever present thing in Warcraft. It is in its name, really. However, depending on the patch one uses for their timeline? Specific threats are still there in the background. Do they need to be seen / used? Certainly not. But they shouldn't be ignored for their ripe potential in a longer storyline prospect. That being said, one can use other threats more "grounded" - which I can agree with.