This would add a motivation to capture a target for an IC goal that isn't PK. I imagine a lengthy antagonistic RP session would follow and leave the victim with questions - who was that? What did they want? What are they planning? Narratively speaking, this can be very beneficial to the game.

"What happened to your eyebrows?"

"Archmage finally wrote me back."

Please add this, it sounds amazing.

Thank you. I hope staff will consider some tweaks to better meet the purpose of this feature. :) I will note that being functionally AFK is not always the same as being codedly AFK, since many people use keepalive timers to prevent themselves from idling out during slow scenes. Presumably the people...

If you login and are in a public location and don't want to RP isn't walking to another location an option? Why is AFK camping public locations something we'd want to allow/encourage ... what's the benefit to it? What is the benefit to having AFK people on the where list? Is the where list a punish...

The where command is a staple of text-based RP games everywhere. If you do not already have a scene which was scheduled OOCly, it is your #1 method for finding an RP partner. It is a good feature, in theory. Unfortunately, I am finding the where command on The Inquisition: Legacy to not be as useful...