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Quote from: Numos;309840What an end to such an amazing faction. I'm always envious I played a character who actively avoided the conclave whenever I look at screenshots of what you guys accomplished.
The Good: Rather than being a generic mage-guild the conclave was nice in that it actually had more specific and thematic aims and goals. They were fantastic villains that you didn't quite want to condemn because all their resources and might were surely necessary to kill H'bala.
I also found playing a mage who actively avoided the faction extraordinarily fun - it took a lot of effort to be more subtle about spell-casting, and you had to be careful about who you sold potions and wands to, and form alliances with like-minded wizards to trade in high-level spell scrolls.
The Bad: I'm inclined to agree the conclave was sometimes a little too heavy handed when it came to pvp; now it does make sense as they are bound to have more nice stuff by virtue of so many wizards and craftsman. The problem was that any time there was so much as whispers of an interesting artifact, forgotten lore, a ritual to be performed... the conclave was always bound to show up and abscond with it - the end result would be a storyline open to participation by everyone would then be relegated to just the conclave. Or you had to be super-secret about it, and thereby still limit participation.
Does their dominance make sense? Yes. Could it sometimes be discouraging? Yes, and unfortunately there didn't always seem to be a 'lot' you could do about it from a player perspective.