Grade the May 30th event!

[FOIGofWar]

This event was one I had been looking forward to for a long, long time, and knew it was going to be a "turn the corner" kinda event if my character survived it.

The plotline was concise, required many people with various skills to resolve (yay Ritual Smithing Plot!)

The carriers/effects/damage calls were high, but understandably so.

The only real criticsm I have is there seemed to be a shortage of mods/fishbowls compared to other events, but a lot of that makes sense with the plotline and general destruction of the area due to the Vampire infestation as well


Overall, A


Thanks for all the hard work!


Tom H

 

[Kazura]

The only real criticsm I have is there seemed to be a shortage of mods/fishbowls compared to other events, but a lot of that makes sense with the plotline and general destruction of the area due to the Vampire infestation as well

There definitely were not so many mods/fishbowls. You got it right on the nose about the general destruction of the area. There were no farmers, traders, peasants, or anyone that couldn't take care of themselves: they were all either craven, becoming craven, or had run for it.

Hmm...Seems to me like the area's going to need some re-populating. I am so not it

--Elissa

 

[Kayden]

I'm in...Who's with me?!?

 

[Duke Frost]

There were indeed a lot less fishbowls and mods for a couple reasons.

1) It made NO sense IG as the area was supposed to be crawling with undead. It would have really hurt the atmosphere, more than you might realize.

2) Head of plot, assistant head of plot and plot adjunct PCing. Usually one or two people write and direct the event and everyone else sends in fishbowls, even if it's just Skirfir writing songs about adventurers. But Mich, Ali and Tom really wanted to PC the event and they did. Our plot slaves deserve some PC love sometimes too.

Tab did run some mods and fishbowls on the fly. Thank him when you see him if you got to interact on them.

Scott - Still pretty exhausted.