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High level people already do quite fine with parties. The point of parties is for the 'natural' exp-bonus that comes from guild-guild interaction; healers can't melee very well, templars can't heal themselves, archers can't shoot from the front row. Together, they are more than just individuals. In ...

How about doing something about survivalists/hunters/fishers? Survivalists is pretty much a totally useless guild, considering that almost all of the skills are learnable by doing from 0% or otherwise mostly useless. The hunting sub teaches some stuff that could possibly be useful if you have levels...

Perhaps a recode of archery event, I think that's actually Treax-code? Why couldn't you turn the target into an NPC that has, for example, bullseye, second ring, etc slots and could then track who shot which slots to calculate points? That would give a much more realistic simulation of archery than ...

This was part of my ideas(TM) for druids if I ever got any input to making guilds etc at least... Wasn't it also in Bela's druid ideas?

Airpriest is so easy that you hardly even need eq to do your standard low-to-mid-grade exping.

I'm doing this because it was proposed by some player(s?) who wanted to be democratic about this and because people are mostly arguing here by saying the same thing over and over, so I'd like to be able to have a spot where any arguments to/for it can stand instead of me trying to say them over and ...

Maybe it would make sense to turn them into some sort of axethrowers if they could still do decent damage, but that would probably take quite a bit of coding/tuning to happen. The general feel that I get from the guild is that they aren't as 'advanced' as rangers (fletchery/bowery max at 70% for the...

It worked fine on windows; I used it for a good little while. While I was using windows, the main clients that I used were WinTin.net and tf. Since I switched to linux, I used kildclient for a while. Now, though, I'm using mushclient as well, since it works fine for my needs through wine. It's a nic...

You get a background bonus to the skill; it is not trainable in your guild unless it would be otherwise. Things learnable by doing, however, can be learned with only this background bonus.

You won't want to make a thri-kreen coven.

There's nothing wrong with gnome; I would suggest getting some armor/a healer/blessings suitable for front row stuff.

I guess wandering wilder villages could be added, the code is there already as far as I know...

P.S. the covens-in-outworld bit is already in my Top Secret(TM) plans for druids!

It does for people who could have a use for the information.

Those are real mutations.

Last bear aspect is already ironshred behemoth.

The problem with coming up with new shifter aspects is, most of the biggest ones already sound so MASSIVE and superduper that there can't really be anything greater than them...

Yeah, we could all go to that dingy mudhole called Tennessee and get eaten by dire mosquitoes!