Conquest of the Horde

Well if it does, should we tell people then?

Really I think that's personal preferance.

It's just like explaining your character's class to someone you're RPing with, or their profession or a special little trick they can do.

You can tell them OOCly, it really doesn't matter.

If you go around blurting it ICly though, we have a problem then.

But don't all approved profiles go on the wiki? Or are Dragonsworn just not noted as such when they're approved?

They'll go to the wiki, yes.

It's not like everyone actually looks at the wiki on a regular basis!

I do.

v.v

True 'nough.

First time a dragonsworn player character gets an image on his wiki article, I'm totally going to make it a Featured Character Profile. So much for your secrecy, dragonsworn!

(02-29-2012, 04:30 PM)Piroska Wrote: [ -> ]First time a dragonsworn player character gets an image on his wiki article, I'm totally going to make it a Featured Character Profile. So much for your secrecy, dragonsworn!

Get into the GIMP-wagon!!

Some of the first questions asked here are "What powers do they get? Are they strong!?" That, and I sense an influx as Mc'Knighter stated. Or atleast an influx in character submission / discussions.

(02-29-2012, 05:20 PM)spiky Wrote: [ -> ]Some of the first questions asked here are "What powers do they get? Are they strong!?"

Just be happy we get them guys, not everything is about power.

(02-29-2012, 06:31 PM)aroes Wrote: [ -> ]

(02-29-2012, 05:20 PM)spiky Wrote: [ -> ]Some of the first questions asked here are "What powers do they get? Are they strong!?"

Just be happy we get them guys, not everything is about power.

What are the IC repercussions of failing a dragon's Trial? And does that have any bearing on subsequent applications with different characters?

-Miserably failing a dragon's trial would result in losing the dragon's attention.
-No, probably not.

Though failing a trial would be phenomenal impetus for roleplay...