Certainly nobody is forcing GLs to do diddly squat, but making mini-plots every weekend will increase how many QPs you get, your guild activity, and presence in the city which in turn attracts more members. Lots of reasons to give people shit to do. I wanted to reply to this specifically: 'help pol...

Stripped down of specific examples, I think if you can balance the work you should be able to dual guild, whatever your status (guildleader, etc). If you're failing at your job(s) there is always somebody empowered to correct/remove you.

This started as a request for a strip search command but, although I still like the idea, I anticipated a long (if interesting!) discussion and decided to simplify my request. Could we have a check-in command that 1) posts to the jail(/reeve/order/knight) channels that LAWMAN'S NAME HERE has brought...

+1 influence?

As cool as it would be, I confess I'd be a little bummed by a mage mail-bomber, mostly because it already seems too easy to get away with things because of code limitations.

As a GL especially, I try to respond to mail as quickly as possible. Given player timezones and general availability issues, I'm worried about mail delays creating response delays. That said, I'm willing to see how it goes for a while, and revisit this in the future. A note on messengers though: I d...

Would it be possible to set one standard time for mail delay instead of a variable? Instant access is too convenient - I can get behind that. But I think with how much one person's story ends up paused while other people communicate and organize, having to wait too long for mail to travel just isn't...

I think this is a wonderful idea, and I second the motion. I would prefer not to set lore on my character for someone to look at, as the idea behind the help player file is that it contains information others can learn about you by "asking around." If players have the option to set their own lore in...

I would love to see a more aggressive form of item exchange become available, too.

I also like the idea of thrown weapons being available in the future when archery/projectiles are figured out, so as long as throwing your keys or babies or fruit at someone wouldn't enter you into combat...

Would it be possible for first targets to see the @eat message on food, too? Since it's suggesting my own character's behavior, I'd like to be able to work with it (or at least know what I'm ignoring in my emote). Example: >eat cookie I see: This cookie is faaaaantastic. Everyone else sees: Refined ...