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Romulis
07-09-2002, 10:08 PM
This is just a list of a few pointer's on how *I* feel a wanderer should be, and how to avoid becoming what *I* dispise in some wanderer's. How to avoid becoming a social wanderer.. What is a social wanderer you asked? A social wanderer would be a wandering monster that is basically in a clan. How is that you ask? By protecting it. Sure, they may try to deny that this makes them a part of a clan, but deep down it's the same thing, because you're playing a clan role/working a clan job, which is gaurd duty. First, let me list the thing's I see as reasonable. A wanderer with wanderer friend's? Makes sense! You would think wanderer's would have something in common with other wanderer's, and hell, everyone need's a friend.. A wanderer with social friend's? Sure, why not? Can't hate *all* socials, and some diserve respect, at least in my opinion... I have a few social friend's myself, and there are quite a few social's that I can't say I'm friends with, but I don't bother their lair or kill them either. Fallen for instance.. I respect them, quite a few of their member's have kicked my ass, and I feel they've earned their place in grendel and have made him proud. So I leave the Fallen alone, and even have conversations with a few of their member's. I also leave there lair alone. Sure... They're rich in resources. But what good are resources to a wanderer? Plus, if I really insist on getting resources, I get them from the uglie's I kill, because raiding a lair for resources isn't worth the trouble... I've tested Fallen's defense's and found them to be rather good, so until I see them slacking, they need'nt worry about me. Chosen... I respect a few of their member's as well and leave their lair alone for the same reason, but there is also alot of their member's that I just don't like in general, so whenever I see them out in the feild I kill them. Now then, social friend's, respect for social's, reasonable... Protecting their lair? Not reasonable. I would think grendel would expect them to figure out a way to take care of their own lair, not have a wanderer do it for them. So now to the pointer's.. As a wanderer, these are the two big one's I've been confronted with.. One, a social asking me to protect their lair. "A wanderer is totally tearing us apart, can you go kill him/her for us?" No... Simple as that. Deal with it yourself, it's your lair and that's your job. The second thing I have been asked by social's.... "Follow me to the requiem of infinity lair? I don't like them and owe them one, I'm trying to raid their lair and can use your help." "Sure, ok" so I follow them... When we get there, I kill the person that asked me to help, simply for being that pathetic, then get back to whatever I was doing before.. Anyway, as I said, this is just a personal viewpoint, and what I do when it happens. Take it however you will, though I hope it helps any wanderer's that haven't already strayed too far from what I believe grendel wants.

Ra'Dorcha
07-10-2002, 09:30 AM
Boghl finally coming out of the depth of my lair, I will come to shrine and found what seems a great confusion over the land. Have even the Chimira forgotten what they will know?

Of course a wandering monster is one which does not have a clan or a lair. That would be why they are wandering.

So people dislike monsters which do not have a clan or lair, which have a clan or lair? Well yes, such a puzzle to non-chimira would be impossible. Even with Chimira's knowledge of the past and future, one can not have and not have something at the same time.

Such random babblings which fill the Shrine. Me thinks the uglies have gotten into a few brains and twisted them around.

We are Chimira
We were Chimira
We will be Chimira