Alyriel

I have to disagree with the premise, if Im understanding what you mean. You should not be trying to complete everything in every skill tree. The skills set up requires us to make choices. Do you want to focus on combat, or on crafting, or whatever? If you're combat focused, then you contribute those skills to your guild and have to rely on the crafters to keep you set up with gear. If you focus on harvesting, you have to rely on your guild's combat specialists to keep you safe while you gather. It will be, and should be, very hard to solo in CF.

I like your concept, Ill apply: Account name: Alyriel Guild: TBC Number of members moving in: initially 2. General use (at the start) merchant.

I didnt think pvp could be turned on at a per parcel basis.

Ideally Id like to see upkeep as a tax proportional to the value of the items stored on the vendor. That discourages using it only as storage, and makes upkeep have a realistic relation to the amount of business it does.

It looks interesting as a concept, but not intended only as a merchant hub?

You got me with this ^^

Sounds of N'koth Waste. Memories just come flooding back.

Would be helpful to have a tutorial about the different banks and how they interact. Also importance of joining guild.

And what does perception do?

I must have missed this q&a first time around. Some interesting answers, and definitely needs some more db tech talk. At one point Blair talks about cw win rewards and relevance of ek's, something like "...that assumes that resources are the only thing you get out of a win. There are a whole lot of other things that you get...whatever else it is...bragging rights, artifacts..." Has that ever been fleshed out?

He's claimed that he will ease restrictions on the crafters, and seek favorable trade deals with other EKs. Maybe even encourage increased harvesting of resource nodes. Though ive heard that overharvesting can increase the speed of advance of the Hunger. Guess we will have to wait and see.

O tempora, o mores!

Im reading Ghost Talkers, by Mary Robinette Kowal now. Definite creepy factor, some mystery elements. Im liking it so far.

Congrats to the winners. Thanks to Deloria for hosting, and to everyone that participated in the contest. I really enjoyed reading all the entries.