Eisfaasia and Snoelorae, if I remember right. -push glasses-

No. There was a bug where the zimoru from the stockings allowed for that, but it has been fixed. (or should have been)

I thought the bug was just that the zimoru was decaying because it wasn't being counted as an artifact. I was under the impression that it's able to be used by others.

People are going to boo me for this, but... use Nexus. The help documents for the Flash client, last I checked, are horrendously opaque. If you're trying to use Flash, I take it you don't need a miraculously powerful scripting language to play the way you play. Nexus can do plenty and has some really neat bonus features, and the help files actually make some sense. It does have an extremely annoying copy-paste bug, though, which could severely hinder writing or performing anything in-game.

Use this link. Notice the nexusnew.

http://www.lusternia.com/nexusnew/

That should allow you to copy/paste over just fine.

I hope someone else can use it. Or else my stocking gave me something kinda useless.

Does biocurrents work on mobs?

No.

Are Chop Certificates supposed to decay?!!

Yes.

Whyever would you buy one when you weren't about to use it???

It's just something that I haven't gotten around to finishing yet--considering they cost 250,000 gold I didn't think they'd ever decay. Next time I'll pay attention.

What are the numbers behind the vote weights in great house elections?

I can't recall exact numbers, though I think they may be listed in one of the family help files, but I do know it's based on generation.

I've been digging through the help files, but all I can find is the note that it's based on generation. No solid numbers.

I'm pretty sure founders have extra weight, too?

What is a Chop Certificate?

You need one to make a stamp

Edit: From the help files
Stamps, also called chops or seals, are used to imprint a distinctive symbol on documents that uniquely identifies the sealholder. A chop cannot be easily forged, and thus, is traditionally used on contracts, treaties, and other sensitive documents. Stamps can be associated with an individual or an organization such as a guild, city, commune, order, cult, clan, or family. Stamps associated with an organization can be used by the organization's leaders. Family seals are traditionally passed on from parent to child when they become the family head.


Submitting a stamp design requires a Chop Certificate, which can be purchased at the Hall of Records. There are separate Chop Certificates for personal and organizational stamps. Chop Certificates are quite expensive, because a single person or organization should not have many stamps (usually only one). The bookbinder will get part of the cost of the certificate back when the design is submitted.