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Cabin Assignments for the July 2009 event
17 years 2 months ago #27975
by Erdrick
Lord Erdrick Brightstar
Guardian of Belladeen
(Samuel Roberts)
Replied by Erdrick on topic Cabin Assignments for the July 2009 event
A Vassal simply put is a person who either resides within their lands (mostly inbetween events) and or works for that lord directly. Beyond that simple explanation the rest is very much an in game thing because every lord is different and the jobs they wish done are thus different.
Lord Erdrick Brightstar
Guardian of Belladeen
(Samuel Roberts)
17 years 2 months ago #27978
by Noctra
FOIG
Replied by Noctra on topic Cabin Assignments for the July 2009 event
Just out of curiosity, what becomes of the permanent altars and fonts in House Darkheart?
FOIG
17 years 2 months ago #27979
by shiva14b
I get ya. Thanks, I'll find out the details in game.
Still technically an out of game consideration: Does one HAVE to be a vassal of a particular land? Is it the same as being a citizen?
Like for example, my character is theoretically just "passing through". Does she have to declare an allegiance of some sort, or can she exist forever as a traveler?
"Ok we can attack... but if we miss, we'll hit the villagers."
"I'm willing to take that chance!"
Things I am no longer allowed to do in an RPG :
31. The backup trap handler is not whoever has the most HP at the time.
73. Not allowed to name my cudgel Ceremonial Whoopass Stick.
74. My thief's battle cry is not "Run And Live"
[OOG Jenna
Replied by shiva14b on topic Cabin Assignments for the July 2009 event
A Vassal simply put is a person who either resides within their lands (mostly inbetween events) and or works for that lord directly. Beyond that simple explanation the rest is very much an in game thing because every lord is different and the jobs they wish done are thus different.
I get ya. Thanks, I'll find out the details in game.
Still technically an out of game consideration: Does one HAVE to be a vassal of a particular land? Is it the same as being a citizen?
Like for example, my character is theoretically just "passing through". Does she have to declare an allegiance of some sort, or can she exist forever as a traveler?
"Ok we can attack... but if we miss, we'll hit the villagers."
"I'm willing to take that chance!"
Things I am no longer allowed to do in an RPG :
31. The backup trap handler is not whoever has the most HP at the time.
73. Not allowed to name my cudgel Ceremonial Whoopass Stick.
74. My thief's battle cry is not "Run And Live"
[OOG Jenna
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17 years 2 months ago #27980
by Birnum Pyre
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Brendan O'Hara
Replied by Birnum Pyre on topic Cabin Assignments for the July 2009 event
You never have to become a vassal as your character. It is simply a way for people to become more directly involved with a particular land. A lot of what you are asking about can actually be found in the In Game section of the web site under the Baron's Manor heading.
Everything in the In Game section of the website is publicly accessable information for any character to learn from. It is in fact a way to FOIG because you read about it at the Baron's Manor.
Everything in the In Game section of the website is publicly accessable information for any character to learn from. It is in fact a way to FOIG because you read about it at the Baron's Manor.
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Brendan O'Hara
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