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Not all of the sorcerer guilds sell the generic demon runestones. They really should, especially the isolated guilds like RR.
bugged this per GM request many months ago. but recently checked again and still same problem at RR guild.
if there are other guilds that don't have these please post here.
~Moredin
| Not all of the sorcerer guilds sell the generic demon runestones. They really should, especially the isolated guilds like RR. |
| bugged this per GM request many months ago. but recently checked again and still same problem at RR guild. |
| if there are other guilds that don't have these please post here. |
| ~Moredin |
Guild shops are a town guru's area. If you have a request or concern for a specific town's guild shops, you're invited to post in that town's forum. No reason to BUG it.
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GM Emeradan
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"If you love, love without reservation. If you fight, fight without fear."
>Guild shops are a town guru's area. If you have a request or concern for a specific town's guild shops, you're invited to post in that town's forum. No reason to BUG it.
While I'll grant that BUG may not be the right method, is it really unreasonable to post a guild issue, town specific though it might be, in a 'Sorcerer Guild Discussion' folder and hope that the Sorcerer guru (Read: Simu Staff) would pass that to the specific town gurus (Simu Staff) with a single, cohesive interdepartmental correspondance?
No disrespect meant Emeradan, but sometimes I really question if nit picking the specific duties of GMs between boards is truly conducive to healthy conversation on the matters that concern the players (read: CUSTOMERS.) I certainly agree we sometimes get far off topic, and perhaps need a gentle guiding hand back on topic, but really...is there an expectation that the players (customers) should always know (read: Care) the 100% correct GM in charge of every concern we have, especially in gray areas such as Sorcerer Guild concerns located in Specific Towns?
--Jurp
While I'll grant that BUG may not be the right method, is it really unreasonable to post a guild issue, town specific though it might be, in a 'Sorcerer Guild Discussion' folder and hope that the Sorcerer guru (Read: Simu Staff) would pass that to the specific town gurus (Simu Staff) with a single, cohesive interdepartmental correspondance?
No disrespect meant Emeradan, but sometimes I really question if nit picking the specific duties of GMs between boards is truly conducive to healthy conversation on the matters that concern the players (read: CUSTOMERS.) I certainly agree we sometimes get far off topic, and perhaps need a gentle guiding hand back on topic, but really...is there an expectation that the players (customers) should always know (read: Care) the 100% correct GM in charge of every concern we have, especially in gray areas such as Sorcerer Guild concerns located in Specific Towns?
--Jurp
| While I'll grant that BUG may not be the right method, is it really unreasonable to post a guild issue, town specific though it might be, in a 'Sorcerer Guild Discussion' folder and hope that the Sorcerer guru (Read: Simu Staff) would pass that to the specific town gurus (Simu Staff) with a single, cohesive interdepartmental correspondance? |
| No disrespect meant Emeradan, but sometimes I really question if nit picking the specific duties of GMs between boards is truly conducive to healthy conversation on the matters that concern the players (read: CUSTOMERS.) I certainly agree we sometimes get far off topic, and perhaps need a gentle guiding hand back on topic, but really...is there an expectation that the players (customers) should always know (read: Care) the 100% correct GM in charge of every concern we have, especially in gray areas such as Sorcerer Guild concerns located in Specific Towns? |
| --Jurp |
No disrespect taken, Jurp. My post was for informational purposes only.
Cheers,
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GM Emeradan
GS4-EMERADAN@PLAY.NET
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"If you love, love without reservation. If you fight, fight without fear."
