Shiri2008-06-25 00:45:10
3 honour a day isn't really steep, I think. 1 at very low honour and 3 at much higher honour would be even better in a sense but 3 at least helps.
Is the elected seat gain actually happening though? It doesn't seem like it is, or d'Murani would be rising even excluding the Glooms.
Is the elected seat gain actually happening though? It doesn't seem like it is, or d'Murani would be rising even excluding the Glooms.
Casilu2008-06-25 00:59:42
Wouldn't it also make sense for houses with negative honour to slowly creep back towards zero?
Saran2008-06-25 01:31:29
QUOTE(Prisch @ Jun 25 2008, 05:12 AM) 525450
Firstly, Talnara is qual.
Secondly, give me your daughter. I want Elyonne.
Secondly, give me your daughter. I want Elyonne.
I would like to have Sarans grandchildren back in the family to some degree. Plus, they stoles Linwe
Prisch2008-06-25 01:37:53
QUOTE(Saran @ Jun 24 2008, 08:31 PM) 525592
I would like to have Sarans grandchildren back in the family to some degree. Plus, they stoles Linwe
We also stole Polgera at some point.
I just want Elyonne though.
Revan2008-06-25 01:50:26
just like to point out that n'Kylbar is the second biggest Mag family tyvm.
Aramel2008-06-25 01:56:54
Elyonne would make a pretty nice Talnara. Do it.
*matchmakes on forums*
*matchmakes on forums*
Prisch2008-06-25 02:54:44
Oh, I would but I'm never getting married or having children.
Prisch likes boys anyways.
Prisch likes boys anyways.
Arin2008-08-19 06:57:12
I don't know if this was mentioned (since I'm too lazy to read all the family posts):
To make sure that the family honour stays high, you are forced to vote for your family members, regardless of ability, in city/guild/org elections.
To make sure that the family honour stays high, you are forced to vote for your family members, regardless of ability, in city/guild/org elections.
Unknown2008-08-19 16:09:59
QUOTE(Arin @ Aug 19 2008, 01:57 AM) 547850
I don't know if this was mentioned (since I'm too lazy to read all the family posts):
To make sure that the family honour stays high, you are forced to vote for your family members, regardless of ability, in city/guild/org elections.
Ugh.To make sure that the family honour stays high, you are forced to vote for your family members, regardless of ability, in city/guild/org elections.
Gregori2008-08-19 16:45:32
QUOTE(Arin @ Aug 19 2008, 12:57 AM) 547850
I don't know if this was mentioned (since I'm too lazy to read all the family posts):
To make sure that the family honour stays high, you are forced to vote for your family members, regardless of ability, in city/guild/org elections.
To make sure that the family honour stays high, you are forced to vote for your family members, regardless of ability, in city/guild/org elections.
You are not forced, but there is certainly pressure to do so. It has been pointed out though.
Meliana2008-08-19 18:18:10
QUOTE(Arin @ Aug 19 2008, 01:57 AM) 547850
I don't know if this was mentioned (since I'm too lazy to read all the family posts):
To make sure that the family honour stays high, you are forced to vote for your family members, regardless of ability, in city/guild/org elections.
To make sure that the family honour stays high, you are forced to vote for your family members, regardless of ability, in city/guild/org elections.
That's not how the Dekos work, at least not to our knowledge (me or Raflein). We frown on that stuff and vehemently speak against it. Nepotism is a no no. And I HAVE voted against a family member running. If you arent right for the position I'm not going to pick you regardless of who you are.
