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We did talk about alternative methods of promotion too at some point.

I think someone should go and make a quest for it. @Cascadian Located mountains in this quest report. So someone needs to go make contact, and maybe we can setup another region / quest board -- in a mountain biome.

Currently in my head it’s planned for a different biome — as soon as some goes to those mountains :blob_happy:

Hmm, but from an OOC perspective anyone should be able to do all those things? I’m not really seeing the function of an A-rank or C-rank receptionist, or what is really the big gap between them? To be technical, this is the “Adventurer’s Guild” — not the “Merchants Guild” (which also exists...

:sweat_smile: Is it bad? I stare at the quest board screen for most of my time, and it’s easier for me to navigate the giant post as a table. (Eyes get blurry) Copy-pasting should preserve the format, I think.

It’s a fair idea, but it departs a bit much from the AG model that was taken from NUF. There were definitely other role plays (also attempted on NUF) that were more dice challenge based — D&D for instance — although it requires more intensive GM-ing. To some extent the flexibility of AG is one...

Oh, and the other thing is that levels do equate to the characters power level — so to some extent it doesn’t make total sense that a character could become a C rank adventurer purely from doing paperwork. This is also part of the reason why the Promotion Exams are there to standardize power...

I write bad ends all the time too. ^^ For me, any kind of development needs to have emotional weight, so if the emotional weight isn’t developed yet, then it is premature.

Well if you have exp rework suggestions, let me know. My thinking was that players should do 4-5 quests to level up at a level.

Is it hard to level? If it is, lmk and exp values can easily be adjusted. The library is also and extremely efficient way to get exp. at the level 4/5 boundary Yes!!!!!! Absolutely!!! Please do this!! I can add in an optional PQ Just talk to @GM — I’m okay with exceptions in extraordinary...

Level 2 quests updated! :sweat_smile: There's some significant changes and new content.

:blob_shock: But not me! I’m already gunning for @Moshi :blob_evil:

Be aggressive in the Tavern, Vicious-chan! Corner someone and then take them out on a date to the Freestyle room! Don’t given them a chance to say no! :blob_happy:

I would also recommend that you put up a custom quest on the quest board about it :blob_hug: Writing a quest helps advertise your plot to other players.

Yes, you can kill off your characters if you want to.

You could probably make a custom quest similar to this. Just try to keep the EXP awarded similar to the range of other quests at the same level. I would personally call it something like “proficiency” rather than “mastery” — since from an IC perspective I doubt someone can master something from...

I skimmed it loosely! I’m happy to implement any changes if anyone decides on them :blob_salute:

Still only @ohko! Although if anyone wants to volunteer, you should definitely PM me! The main requirement for the GM account is that you really like to make quests — particularly guild quests. So go make tons of quests! And then I might shove this account onto you (lol) :blob_happy:

To explain this further, both the EXP and G systems are primarily an OOC measure to control player progress through the game. However, they don’t need to be a strict exact mirror of how much money your character really has (or is spending), or how much “experience” they’ve accumulated. Instead...

For OOC purposes, please write a report to claim the reward. If you’re specifically referring to the receptionist/library work, there’s a small reward for each report that you file.