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Message ID: 764
Date: Sat May 15 21:39:39 BST 1999
Author: barton@xxxxxxx.xxx
Subject: Re: Diety Question and a Warning
> From: "J.M. Capozzi" <croak63@...>
>
> Rofl!
>
> The level two song Chords of Dissonance is NOT a buff song, it's an Area of
> Effect DAMAGE song. The guards attacked you because you attacked THEM.
>
> Diety has a strong bearing on a lot of factions, though choosing one of the
> good gods doesn't hurt you much with followers of other good gods. Karana
> worshipers and Marr worshipers get along just fine, for instance.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <barton@...>
> To: <eqbards@onelist.com>
> Sent: Friday, May 14, 1999 9:46 PM
> Subject: [eqbards] Diety Question and a Warning
>
> >From: barton@...
> >
> >
> > For those quick browsers of messages, here is my warning. I used the
> first
> >level attack song alternating it mainly with the level 2 buff song when
> fighting
> >in and around my home town of Kelethin. Occasionally, when I run back to
> town
> >(NEVER still singing my attack song), a guard will kill me for no apparent
> >reason. Maybe it thinks I attacked another PC if he or she happened to run
> by,
> >but I really don't know. I fear that I have lost faction with my town,
> though I
> >receive no messages about it. Shopkeepers now look at me apprehensively,
> except
> >for my guild of course.
> >
> > Anyway, on to my question. How much does a diety effect your actual
> abilities
> >and inter-race relations? I play a Wood Elf bard, and have enjoyed it
> immensly,
> >but chose my diety as Tunare for fear of fraction problems. I roleplay my
> >character as a romantic, so naturally Erolisi Marr (sp?) seems like a good
> >choice, but I am unsure of it's effects on others. Would love to hear from
> >another bard who has tried more than one diety perhaps.
> >
> >Laeaus, Wood Elf Bard level...(sigh)...3
> >
> >
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