Undertuluk changes

[FuSoYa]

Man, it would be appropriate to be playing the old UT-er I had with vestigial gills right about now.

Brandon

[X-D]

Bah, and Here I was happy not knowing who played him...fun PC though.

[number13]

Meh, anything that is condensing the playerbase is fine by me.

Oh, yea, condensing is good.  Still, I have fond memories of UT and  that it's gone, even if it's overall good for the game.

I remember reading the gith attack on Allanak had a few different outcomes. I wonder if was possible, however unlikely, to save UT through player action. Or if Nak's total destruction was a possibility/likelihood.

[Jdr]

For reasons I won't disclose, I am positive that if Allanak hadn't been very proactive with doing certain things a while ago, it would have been a lot worse for it in this calamity. But maybe not!

[FantasyWriter]

Meh, anything that is condensing the playerbase is fine by me.

Oh, yea, condensing is good.  Still, I have fond memories of UT and   that it's gone, even if it's overall good for the game.

I remember reading the gith attack on Allanak had a few different outcomes. I wonder if was possible, however unlikely, to save UT through player action. Or if Nak's total destruction was a possibility/likelihood.

Short of Muk Utep stepping forward and doing something personally, I believe that Tuluk's lack of 'controlled' magicker citizens will always be a disability.
That is to say: There is less the playerbase can do to control the outcome of non-mundane plots.

I also believe this would be a great time for the powers that be to rethink that.  Although I doubt Vivaduans will be on the top of their list of accepted.

[Shalooonsh]

Man, it would be appropriate to be playing the old UT-er I had with vestigial gills right about now.

Brandon

There has been more than one PC with gills.

[Gimfalisette]

Short of Muk Utep stepping forward and doing something personally, I believe that Tuluk's lack of 'controlled' magicker citizens will always be a disability.
That is to say: There is less the playerbase can do to control the outcome of non-mundane plots.

I also believe this would be a great time for the powers that be to rethink that.  Although I doubt Vivaduans will be on the top of their list of accepted.

It would be pretty irrational and way out of line with documentation for a populace or ruling class to suddenly become more friendly toward and accepting of magick after an openly magick attack on the city.

Nyr said it elsewhere; the playerbase may not affect the ultimate outcome of world plots, but can affect what happens within, when, how, etc.

Having played mundanes, magickers, and leaders all involved at different points and varying levels along this same plotline which has been going on for 2 to 3 RL years now, I must say...it's highly beneficial to stop believing that guild X or clan Y or leader Z is more effective than you are, no matter what guild/clan/role you are playing. The only limiter to involvement is you. (General you.) The imms aren't stopping anyone from having fun, getting stuff done, and playing the real stories within the world plot that is being written.

[number13]

I believe that Tuluk's lack of 'controlled' magicker citizens will always be a disability.

Find out IC, but in short, you are probably wrong.

[Manhattan]

Gimf I always appreciate your encouragement.

[Gobbleneck]

All of my favorite characters were Undertulukis.  My dwarf in particular. 
I'm going to miss it. 

[Qzzrbl]

You've always got 'Rinth.

[Jdr]

I dunno what the big deal is, Too-luck. We can't drink ash and lava.

[FantasyWriter]

I dunno what the big deal is, Too-luck. We can't drink ash and lava.

Hahahhhhhaha!!! Priceless.

[valeria]

I dunno what the big deal is, Too-luck. We can't drink ash and lava.

Sure you can!  You're just not trying hard enough.

[number13]

(by all rights, the buildings of the rinth should of went up like kindle)

(just saying)

[Qzzrbl]

(by all rights, the buildings of the rinth should of went up like kindle)

(just saying)

Because mud-brick burns.... It burns hard.

[Yam]

Damn flammable sandstone.

[FiveDisgruntledMonkeysWit]

Farewell, UT. We hardly knew ye.
Wish I would've had a chance to play at least one character for there for more than a few hours. Ah, well.

[number13]

Because mud-brick burns.... It burns hard.

Shit burns and the rinth is covered in it. A few of the buildings have wood and have been on fire in the past, namely the more important ones.

[Kryos]

I like how this shows staff are willing to make lasting changes to the world.  I just hope they consider being more generous with player initiated big changes too.

[RogueGunslinger]

Dwarf focus: Learn to swim.

[Bogre]

 

[Akoto]

I was sad to read this. Without going into specifics, one of my most successful characters was a Vivaduan who lived in Undertuluk. She would've loved the change in atmosphere!

[Reiloth]

I like how this shows staff are willing to make lasting changes to the world.  I just hope they consider being more generous with player initiated big changes too.

I could be mistaken, but I believe this HRPT was entirely the concept of players.

[staggerlee]

I like how this shows staff are willing to make lasting changes to the world.  I just hope they consider being more generous with player initiated big changes too.

I could be mistaken, but I believe this HRPT was entirely the concept of players.

I have exactly the same inkling.
I think that players were far more involved in causing the events of the HRPT than many realize.