I think most of the people I play with regularly know that I think they are cool beans. There is one that probably doesn't though.

I would like to say that despite the controversy that sometimes dogs the character of Xelten and/or his player, and without taking sides in any particular dusty old player conflict, I have enjoyed his knowledgeable, consistent and interesting role-play around Shard.

I don't agree with his choices sometimes, and we have different styles as people, but it has been fun. Thanks Xelten.


~Brian/Bahb

I like that Xelten really seemed to want to kill Serc during our last event. It made me run just that much faster.


-Serc
Idon Raider



"We, the disenfranchised men and women of Elanthia do, by the publishing of this accord, cast off the oppressive yoke of all law and nations and choose for ourselves a path of loyalty unto ourselves"

I have to say that in spite of my having probably lost full days of my life listening to people (usually justified) complain about how (Insert list of negatives) Xelten is I enjoy him as well. Now I'm going to go toss myself off a cliff in anticipation of Celitha reading this.

Leucius

Never argue with an idiot, they bring you down to their level and then beat you with experience.

hehehe. You know, the more I get to know Leucius, the more he reminds me of Lord Vetinari (The Patrician of Ankh Morpork) from terry pratchett's disc world books.



-Serc
Idon Raider



"We, the disenfranchised men and women of Elanthia do, by the publishing of this accord, cast off the oppressive yoke of all law and nations and choose for ourselves a path of loyalty unto ourselves"

>"Si non confectus, non reficiat" (If it ain't broke, don't fix it)

More like "It's broken, but it works."

When Leucius started talking about hiring the raiders to attack his city as his defense plan against the raiders attacking his city, he pass over vimes into Ventinari territory.


-Serc
Idon Raider



"We, the disenfranchised men and women of Elanthia do, by the publishing of this accord, cast off the oppressive yoke of all law and nations and choose for ourselves a path of loyalty unto ourselves"