If she ever starts playing again, look up a lovely girl named Felandi. She was one of the best pacifists I have had the joy of playing with, and does it well, despite being in Magnagora.

Yeah, I understand what you mean and had no intentions of forcing my RP on others. Also, I could still help when defending by giving defenses or supplying items/herbs to the fighters. Just cause I want to RP a pacifist doesn't mean I'm gonna walk around snuggling everyone and asking them to be friends. I guess I'm just looking for an alternate method of leveling and playing besides bash-bash-bash-pk-bash-pk-pk-pk. There was way too much of that in Achaea.


Also, thanks everyone for the advice and criticisms!

-Forsythia

First of all, welcome to Lusternia!

There is a LOT you can do here to assist your organization even while being a 'pacificist.' We have a well developed library and theater system that generates power for your organization if you write a book or perform a play. Most orgs give a substantial cash reward for this.

I've mainly spent my days creating new tailoring patterns for the city cartel. I've also been lucky enough to be commissioned for some unique designs, and that is a nice source of income.



There is influencing, completing quests (every area has at least one), and aethercrafts. As part of an aethership crew, you work as a team to defeat monster and collect dust for the gnomes (I believe).

You can also use chess, blackjack, poker, and miniature fighting rings to interact.

Four things.

1) Hi and welcome!
2) Love your avatar, my favorite alltime anime and anime character
3) For all your shopping needs, visit my manse! Just PORTAL ENTER ATTAI from the Serenwilde Portals or the Aetherplex!
4) If you're looking for a family, Ixion and Athana want to adopt you.

Yeah stay out Magnagora if you are a pacifist. And stay away from Murphy. He likes to throw fits and kill novices that like to piss him off because they don't want to fight. No I'm just kidding, don't kill me Murphy. Anyways, yeah go Shadowdancer or Wicca. best bet.

Best thing about Lusternia is that trade skills aren't dependent on class (well, they are sort of, but not so much so).

The only limit on trade skills is:
You need either Elementalism or Cosmic to be an Enchanter.
You need Lowmagic to be an Herbalist or Poisonist.
You need Nature to be an Alchemist.

The other trade skills are free game, and that's great.

You forgot that you need Knighthood to be a Forger.

I just wanted to say I also am an Achaea convert and from what I've seen, I really like Lusternia. I don't know if I was just so used to Achaea or what, but Lusternia seems much more deep and intricate in all its ways. From city politics etc. I love the influencing aspect of it.

I don't mind combat at all, I got rather good at it actually, but it is nice to have other ways to affect the outcome of village loyalties etc.

Sarie