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For me, it is the fact that EFU is a beautiful story. Something that you just cant get anywhere else and I have yet to see replicated or attempted in another format. When I come to EFU, I come because I want to get away into this world and lose touch with reality. Not because my reality is bad, or because I need an escape but more because I want indulge in a reality where the building blocks are unlimited.

It's the community stories that thrive and push our own and while we can be bitter hateful bastards to one another, I personally feel we are better off for it. The experiences we have shared with one another shape us ICLY and OOCLY.

At the end of it all, without each other we don't have EFU and no matter the bonds I've forged, good or bad I'll always come back because quite frankly I miss you gits.

Crytalos

1) Get back into playing.
2) Fix Irc so I can use it,
3) Surpass my previous pc's
4) Inspire other players to get into the thick of it.

Suffered a close family loss, out for a while.

Back! Let the fun begin

Out for 8 days starting tomorrow, see you all after.

Hey, just started out today. Was looking around the NWNScry list, and noticed 30 people on a server I had never heard of, so I thought I'd look into it. Really enjoying the tone and theme of the server though, and low-level low-power is right up my alley. So as long as the story/plot catches my interest, I'd say you've got another player.

Be gentle with me as I get used to things. I'm another Amia player, which has a *much* higher power level. I'll prolly run through a few characters before I settle on one; Have any suggestions or co-concepts?

Welcome to efu, I too came from amia! Though that was nearly 4 years ago! Irc is one of the best tools for efu, if you hop on maybe have a chat as I would love to know how Amia is getting on.

I cannot say I agree with those opposing limb loss. Nor can I say I understand why you believe that a limb loss is more detrimental than death. Death should by no means be a temporary move. It should, above all other things be the end of your characters tale, the part where you and others say good bye to that Character.

I understand, that every now and then people thwart death, that the death you received did not feel justified nor warranted be it is what it is.

In my eyes, a limb removal avoids death. When I plan to kill a character I do so because I do not want that characters story to end and this is my alternative to them. It is my opportunity to them to welcome the challenge of a lost limb, take it into their story and use it to find new and interesting solutions.

While yes, not all DM's are wanting or have the time to aid players who have lost those limbs I would also point out that a player taking a limb does need to confer with a DM on the matter.

Furthermore I think that if you have suffered such a crippling consequence to your actions towards another character or group, you should have time to truly suffer. Too often do we bring down the guillotine on interactions that could have lasted more longer and been far more interesting.

To me, a Hero that lost his limb to a villain and slowly recovered from that tragedy ,by either replacing or learning to do without the limb. Who then proceeds to enact vengeance on the villain is a far more interesting story from an outside perspective. Than say the Hero was brutally butchered or more common than not, was killed, brought back and ganked him with superior numbers.

I have, on numerous occasions played PC's with lost limbs. Some from creation but more often than not taken during conflict or DM events. More often than not these characters have gone on to be my most enjoyable and while certainly frustrating I am glad I stuck with them to achieve what I did with them.

Just a thought, but why not make powerful recipes require more than 1 alchemist to complete? It would be nice to see small groups of alchemists risking life and death to make these stronger items and certainly give an incentive to take on apprentices.

Certainly interested, throw me a pm?

Archibald McGlitt

One of the Younger McGlitt's, Archibald is a man with lust for life and a hatred for those who cannot climb up in the world. While he certainly is not a prime example of man himself.

A short man of 5ft 5, Green eyes and shaggy brown hair. He has always wanted to build something great though what that is when asked he has never known.

Class Fighter, Race-Human

All being well I might have the time to play again this week onwards

Dota is where its at son ;)

Pretty much the only game I have time for at the moment, so if anyone fancies some team games add me on Steam.

Crytalos

There is no better time than this to play EFU.

If this has happened, you likely have done something right. That, or you're a goblin.

Unfortunately efu is not a one man thing! I can see your point, but at times it is frustrating and difficult to find the inspiration to keep the badassness going.

A few months back, Renee Graystrand approached B.P regarding this target. Due to his ability to detect her evil nature she required B.P to handle him quietly. Event with her recent death B.P still holds himself to the contract he was paid for and will continue to hunt Jacky flint. Giving him the last words requested by Renee.

Requirements- Quietly, no evidence, last message from Renee.
Payment, 3000, paid up front.
Status- Ongoing.

well damn, someone beat me to it.