Maellio sees Everiine, in light of the few passing times they've met, as a dedicated and honorable person. One who he'd likely get along with if it weren't for (or in spite of) the whole inter-Commune hatred business. As to the player, oh the stories I could tell

Othero doesn't really know any of you. I need to get out more or something.

Ditto

Kialkarkea doesn't get much interaction with Aiyana, but still thinks of her as a friend, and is sad that most of the time he's unable to hang out with her. He also arbitrarially dislikes her husband, with a passion.

Alacardael thinks Talan is an excellent leader, working out kinks in the uneasy alliance with Serenwilde and managing to work things through. He is wary of her, though, due to her anti-Nightshade agenda and the wrath she can evoke when things don't go her way.

Lianara is an excellent young Shadowdancer, eager and smart. Alacardael was impressed at her desire to do quests such as the nai'Dorin Blood Rite, and her curious attitude.

For Alacardael, Esano is a deceptive, wily creature, not afraid of interacting with his prey. He thinks he can be an excellent part of Glomdoring, and therefore Alacardael is working on plans to draw him to the forest. ()

Nicholo first met Alacardael by requesting him to be his mentor, not because he was curious or interested in his person or history, but out of necessity due to the frequency he sees him present.

Upon being accepted into the Nightshades by Ishant, he became more aware of Alacardael after discovering that he is his uncle now. Through time he begins to frown at his mentor and his lack of presence in his life, seeing him as an arrogant know-it-all too busy kissing Astraea's bootlegs, and envious at times for the favour he saw her once give him. He finds him as a horrible mentor, more so after he got him killed five times in one (IG) day.

His hate and disdain will eventually grow to one that will rise into a dangerous competition as he plans to oust him, one day, from the position of Prince and of any honourable status within the Nightshade family.

I must be so bored to write all of this down...

* I need drama so I won't QQ. Alacardael, you shall be my RP-tool...

Nobody knows me...

Edit: Reading that makes me sound evil and sociopathic... Let's add a

MUAHAHA!

It was the kephera. Also, yes, I do have an arrogant attitude.

Oh yeah, always blame the bugs.

Evaine hates Sadhyra.

Evaine hasn't spoken to Alacardael all that much but doesn't mind him.

Evaine finds Nicholo moderately annoying but not intolerable.

You're such a beaver, Evaine. All that hate and anger? Where's the love?

Tervic loves tormenting Evaine ever since I, the player, misread "Bearer" as "Beaver". Poor Evaine just scowls and grunts something to the effect of "G'way, you smell funny" but that just invites further torment and pestering.

Evaine.

Tervic: Tynghall likes Tervic. To Tyngh, he seems like a light-hearted person who's enjoyable for a laugh, and is an overall reliable person.

Alacardael: Tynghall simply sees Alacardael is being there. He doesn't really know him, nor does he care for him either way.

Sadhyra: Sadhyra both dislikes and likes Sadhyra. She's a Kephera, so Tynghall automatically dislikes her, but, she has proven her worth to the Glomdoring in his eyes, so his feelings are mixed when it comes to her.

Evaine: Tynghall thinks she's a cold-hearted bitch, and is considering asking her to marry him, because she may be a decent option.

Kialkarkea views Sadhyra as an arrogant fool, not because of any personality traits, but because she seems to feel that she is superior to him, and dares to bear the title of "Queen" without earning it, in his eyes. He also finds her laughable, as she doesn't recognise his inherent superiority as a Changeling, and regards her, like all one-formers, as quaint.

So... Bellarin's quaint? I'll have yer scalp for that insult!

On topic: Tynghall is Tervic's favorite customer. Not only does he ask for stuff with a good idea of what he wants, he usually even has the materials, too! That and he often sticks around to chat with Tervic whilst he forges, which is always much more fun than zug zugging away and watching the forgespam go by. Overall impression: A well-mannered, if a tad arrogant, companion.

Kelysa doesn't like any of you because you're all dirty Gloms!

No one ever does quiet Ayisdra.

Tervic seems to be a happy person.

Nyir is a good GA, but Ayisdra would rather see her as GC.

Kundu is awesome. He is the one who got Ayisdra into Aethercraft.

Bring it pie man. I'll wear your face like a mask. And I'm not talkin about the goldtint ones.

Ayisdra has been very helpful to my Glom alt. Though he doesn't quite know how to address his superiors, he feels that, should he misstep around Ayisdra, he won't be killed for it, which pleases him greatly.

Asmodea was an effective leader of Serenwilde, able to lead the commune into a graceful decline. Despite the growing needs of Serenwilde, she was able to draw her own boundaries whenever troublemakers such as Krellan disrupted the relative peace between the two communes. Alacardael feels, though, that in the Serenwilde-Glomdoring alliance, the latter forest became more dominant due to the stronger will of its own leader.

The esteemed Wyrden Queen of the Kephera, Sadhyra is her own force to be reckoned with. Her proud actions and lofty attitude first took Alacardael's notice while she was still relatively new, and when she proved herself in combat, he saw her to be a potential wife. However, she was brought into the y'Kaliath family, and he into the Nightshades: two families ever at odds with one another. After the y'Kaliath were driven out of Glomdoring and Sadhyra renounced her ancestry, Alacardael was again impressed by the individualistic power of Sadhyra.

Alacardael still remembers the time when he fought with Sidd and other Gloms against Serenwilde in the Catacombs. As such, it was no surprise to him that the young monk quickly rose among the ranks of the commune, and was later given the gift of Ascendancy. Sidd was blunt, direct to the point, with a touch of his own humor that was never quenched. Indeed, it was with the help of Sidd and the other budding combatants that Glomdoring's first step to success was taken, and for that Alacardael always has a certain amount of respect for him.

Is it because I said I wanted to see Shuyin hit you?

I've done most of you before. Hmm.

Except now, while Ried still think admires Kelysa for being a strong and capable leader, she feels it's such a waste on a spirit such as Moon, and in particular, a god such as Lisaera. But Kelysa has not cast out Ried's Moondancer child, which she is inwardly grateful for.

Ried views Ayisdra as just another crow of the Blacktalon, thnough one who has remained loyal to the guild for many years. She noticed early on that he did not jump to defend the Glomdoring during raids, though - a small stain that was wiped away when he obeyed her order to meld Ethereal in an attempt to stop Magnagorans, though he did not fight and subsequently did not last long. The mere fact that he tried to help despite his lack of combat ability redeemed him in her eyes as a dutiful druid.

Finally, Ried thinks Kialkarkea never belonged in Glomdoring in the first place. For one who does not follow the gods and spirits, why then did he at first join the Blacktalon, whose purpose is the veneration of Crow and the protection of the forest through his gifts? And since Ried views the Glomdoring as a whole as an incredibly religious organization, she felt Kialkarkea's attempts to become a member of the forest would be fruitless.