Posted by Someone on August 26, 1999 at 07:08:19:
In Reply to: Thats not true... I am a bard and was jumped by Maedhras and Kastellyn. I was slept and sang down by Kastellyn then beaten half to death while in my guild then when I fled Maedhras was spammin bash outside my guild. N/T posted by Quimtir on August 26, 1999 at 04:25:05:
> > > So here is the solution, plain and simple: > > -Ragers will use any numbers necessary when dealing with mages. Mages have so deeply engraved magic into their soul that no amount of cleansing will rid them of the foul taint. They deserve to be shown no honor or courage and only live to die by villager hands. > > -No fighting class will have more than one rager fighting him at once unless he is being protected by a mage or communer, in which case only two villagers may fight him at any given time. > > -In times of war all rules are null and void and ragers may use any tactics necessary to meet their goal. However, "times of war" only involve instances when the people are in the village or when the ragers are in the opposing cabal. This DOES NOT include surrounding areas. The dwarf forest IS NOT an extension of the battlerager village and should not be seen as such. People in surrounding areas will be shown the courage of the village at all times. > > -Anybody seen breaking these rules at any time will be quickly removed from the cabal and will be hunted in packs until they see fit to leave Thera forever for disgracing the courage of the village. > > Hopefully, if implemented, these rules would bring the village back to some semblance of courage. People could be proud of being a rager again. The rules are designed to emphasize survival over destruction. If a rager can't survive a one on one fight with another fighter class than he doesn't need to be a rager. > > The Ponderer
> > The endless and incessant whining about ragers has put a 6 inch barbed thorn in my ass for a long time now. I come here to relax over a bagel and orange juice and read some interesting logs or some thoughtful insight and all I see is a bunch of crybabies.