Chlodomer

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Lmao nice GPS.

Sanguine Sirens are very sexist last I noticed.

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I have no idea what they might have sent you exactly, but if this player is willing to kill your character, it would only be normal for them to expect consequences from other player characters in attacking them if the word gets out that they're out to kill you. The same logic applies to the opposite party, otherwise where's the fun behind a conflict? Problem with that is people always take these things personally and seek to complain when things do not go their way because as you may know it the world revolves around them and them alone. My concern lies in the fact I had too many characters torture/harrass/betray my character and then dissappear off the RP sphere when she sought them out for revenge or to make them pay for what they did to her. I don't know this roleplayer too well, and from the sounds of it, they wanted to have an assured kill of my character without a roll battle or anything of the sort. As I said, if I'm killing this character, I want it done as organically as possible, which should be approached via a roll battle so there's an equal chance for life or death. What if you were outnumbered or if your potential killer successfully manages to spike your drink?

RP communities generally have this peculiar understanding that all conflict must follow a 50-50 routine to avoid OOC conflict or claims of powergaming (even if the odds are completely unbalanced in a realistic and IC perspective), be they in spars, fights, duels to the death, etc. In the event someone says "I'm going to kill your character for x reasons" a fine majority of people will want to bargain with this person OOCly to give them a potential gap throughout the conflict for their characters to avoid death. There are cases however where the person who is refusing death is the one being unreasonable, for example this person might have killed x character or committed x atrocity but are refusing any proposed consequence that may occur to their character. A lot of people have this huge habit to void all responsibility for their character's action which defeats the purpose of roleplaying with a dynamic community and also makes character death come off as "unappealing" to some. I have no idea what they might have sent you exactly, but if this player is willing to kill your character, it would only be normal for them to expect consequences from other player characters in attacking them if the word gets out that they're out to kill you. The same logic applies to the opposite party, otherwise where's the fun behind a conflict? Problem with that is people always take these things personally and seek to complain when things do not go their way because as you may know it the world revolves around them and them alone.

1. Have you killed your character before? Yes, I have killed off several main characters of mine before. 2. How did your friends take it? Some either get shocked or disappointed that they won't see said character again, which to me is normal especially if you stay in touch with the character for awhile. Generally the negativity dies down quickly, people move on like any mature human being should and those who are good roleplayers use the event to develop their own character plots. Most people though I RP with are usually reasonable enough in handling such cases decently. 3. Would you not want to RP with someone who may unceremoniously kill off their character? Why? I would prefer an RPer that isn't afraid of killing off their character than someone who would break character to have them survive because OOCly it might cause "harm" to them or others. I don't see the reason to persecute someone over their decision to do what they want with their character, I believe doing so is incredibly self-centered and immature.

Well you know what they say, you can't make omelettes without breaking some eggs.

WoW was much better prior to Cata. Now we've got: phasing, awkward high-res on low-res textures, random themes being slapped in one place to a point where everything lacks normal uniformity. Honestly, just going in Stormshield reminds me of one of those private server locations where you buy random stuff from over the top looking NPCs and robots. Oh well, WoW's just a facebook game p much. WoW had good pvp though, now it's pretty much broken.

I wish they had massive wars like this in a medieval oriented MMO.

The Drowning Wench which is the Quicksand equivalent in Limsa Lominsa.

Still available for hire, if anyone's interested.

No it's not. It's full of noble bright elements with sure, cynical implications that are yet still filled with the neverending vibe of an inevitable "happy ending", which is what makes it very far from being dark fantasy. Dark fantasy genres mainly incorporate dark and frightening themes. Dark Souls, Diablo or The Witcher series are example of actual dark fantasy genres.

My RP is rated M for mature.

This is Otto, he is one of the good guys.

Very nice event, thank you all for hosting it.

Chlodomer Bavarac was once a Sultansworn about seven years before the events of FFXIV: ARR and since then became a free paladin after a series of controversies involving bribes. Throughout that time until now, he has been working as a sellsword across Eorzea, finding the lifestyle to be more profitable than his former position in Ul'dah. General details in regards to his work ethics as a mercenary. Bottom line: I am looking for people who are interested in having their characters hire this ruthless merc or maybe have any vindictive or fanatical Sultansworns try and apprehend him. If you're willing to hire him, don't worry about your alignment, the highest bidder always wins. Now if you simply want to try and befriend Chlodomer or casually socialize, I'm cool with that as well. If you any of you are interested shoot me a message either in this thread or a tell ingame (Chlodomer Bavarac). Character Wiki

I think pretty goodly of this one.

Yeah agreed, lets rumble.

I'm drunk and what is this

I thought this was a random photoshop image of two male elezens and two female miqo'tes. It looks like, I was wrong. I find it funny how the blue-ish dude in the left has a familiar looking roegadyn face.

Well... that was kind of my point. Anyone whose played the MSQ knows that the majority of shown Domans are Midlanders. (The exceptions being Yugiri and Yamimi Farwalker.) But that's OOC knowledge. Unless Kale's or anyone else's character (for example) has ICly experienced the MSQ, he or they shouldn't be privy to its events. I believe it is very easy to overhear the presence of an exotic race/culture appearing right outside your door steps in Vesper Bay demanding to meet with the monarch. If I'm not wrong, Kale has connections with the law enforcement of Ul'dah, so it would make sense if he had overheard of their appearance. I cannot speak for him though since it is his own character. An in character judgement can also be made if the Domans he had met ICly (we're talking PCs here) were all midlanders. Those I've encountered so far have been midlanders. Though I guess since you're telling me there's an actual lalafell NPC in the game, the question of majority race in Doma can be "overlooked" unless your character, doesn't have the "very well-read, foreign culture enthusiasm" as you mentioned. So I don't entirely see the harm of jumping into IC conclusions based on the assumed facts that were demonstrated. Again though, this may not be how his character is, but this is how I see it.

I-I'm not sure I understand this...? This sounds like OOC into IC bleed. How would Kale even know what races are prevalent in Doma? What reference does Kale have? Has Kale ever been to Doma? Is Kale a very well-read, foreign culture enthusiast? Well, he can easily determine that the majority race in Doma are midlanders, as it is depicted throughout the main story questline with the story involving the refugees moving in Ul'dah. Doesn't mean he knows exactly what's what in Doma. So I don't see the mixture of OOC and IC at all, even though he is expressing a concern of people jumping into gimmicks for the sake of "cool factor" rather than what would be deemed logical or to the "norm" of a certain society. As for my 2 cents on to the OP: I am not strict on lore, but there's a certain extent that must taken under consideration. I do not take plots involving parallel dimensions, primal slayings, being directly part of the scions, white mages, azure dragoons, fantasias or "gods of war" seriously, and never will. Having the echo in my mind is very borderline, I considered going towards that path for my character but withdrawed as soon as I realized that my pride was telling me "don't do it". That paragraph of mine above maybe considered as extremely closed minded to a few, but hell, my character originates from "fanfiction island #106" and through various time consuming events ascended into a minor noble of Ishgard lol. Although he's recognized as such, foreign roots make him under the isolated care of his liege, while the rest of Ishgard most likely view him as a stain and wouldn't let him set foot beyond the Gates of Judgement. So I'm not hard pressed in lore aslong as there's a logical explanation from the user and that various issues ICly are taken under consideration to create a believable experience for everyone.

Don't be a dragoon IC be a lancer.