I don't really understand as a player what more can be done. If anything, the current change to the policy opens it more so staff can do exactly that, step in if need be if someone is causing trouble in the gray areas the previous ruling left. Our staff on TI is very rules driven. Adding, modifying,...

As someone who has witnessed and been powerless to do much about situations like this in the past on this game, I have to applaud the change in policy. The previous policy as it was worded left a gray area that I have seen abused both around the time I joined the game, which nearly turned me away fr...

I kind of like the idea of Mages being able to stand toe to toe with a single Knight using mattacks. Don't really agree with them absolutely owning a Knight but having a chance at coming out on top, yes please. It keeps them scary in a blatant way. Usually mages tend to end up becoming "villain of t...

I really like this idea.

Maybe even make it so the seals are personalized like how the merchant marks work when they stamp their work.

I'm in agreeance with the ideas of eliminating universal education. It doesn't really feel right to the setting for Freemen. Also really like the idea of tweaking the Laws of Caring and Giving in the way Pixie described. Wouldn't do away with them entirely because that really kind of does shape the ...

I don't really agree with this. The theme of cultivating and harvesting the plants needed for herbalism centers around the idea of an apothecary or a wild doctor. Medical healing is already separate from Herbalism for a reason. In order to be an effective apothecary, you have to understand the natur...

I sort of feel Kinaed described what happened in this particular case rather aptly. As a player who has personally been removed for being inactive in his role before, the staff's enforcement of it has always felt justified in this regard. What it boils down to is - If you have irl issues that direct...

I would also like to mention that I very much like the idea of the saintly traditions. Sure, they're outlined in game but maybe something more made with them to define and set them apart from one another? Really ingrain it into the practices of the clergy which could very well give a bit of conflict...

I like the idea of the clergy being open to marriage myself since it would make playing a member of it more open to the folks who enjoy their romantic rp and whatnot. Makes it feel less restrictive to play. However, I dislike the idea of lessening the Inquisitorial claws so to speak. The game's name...

The biggest problem I've seen regarding this is how many people feel the need to rush the mage. It's understandable that the character may be fearful of or have a hatred for magery or maybe even developing a pitchfork mob mentality. What isn't acceptable is the player mentality behind it of 'OH MY G...