KotZ

*Evil voice* We will not stop until there is a PvP battle in every quest! Muwahahaha!

OoC: Not sure if PvP happens in the fields, but I'll accept a team up this time.

Kiray will lob someone's head off if that's the case.

That might fall under element/magic, but I'm not certain. On a side note, how difficult can it be to take down some sheep? Apparently very.

"I hate sheep!" Kiray screamed. She repeated her attack on that megablocking sheep.

QMs could even come up with a narrative reason as well, like the region you're in could be inhabited by people who don't like a specific look of armor, like it represents an evil spirit to them.

"You've gotta be kidding me," Kiray complained as her target evaded her swing. She drew back for another attack. Kiray repeated.

I don't think your post did, sorry if mine seemed attacking. And I agree, people are equal but we're all equally diverse.

Just think of the political elections! "Who are you voting for?" "Oh, I'm voting for Johnny Thunder, I really like his foreign policy." "Really? I'm going with Danju. His education reform ideas are top notch."

That's a pretty nice class, WBD. For gender based, I don't see the problem, unless there's a massive amount for just one gender. We do a have female specific item as well, the high heels.

I'd like to think EuroBricks is a little classier than even discussion sections on various news sources on the internet. Maybe it's the minifigures. I think people would be a lot more civil if LEGO was used to explain things.

"You think this would be easier to do," Kiray muttered. She repeated her assault.

Heroica is very much a fantasy game; as much as we try to keep it realistic with all of the monsters and laws that have been put in place, there will always be these (somewhat) fictional elements that come in. There's no reason Olegia can't be equal; Bioware manages to do it pretty well regarding sexuality and equality of genders, but even to some of the most progressive thinkers, BW doesn't do enough. On the other hand, Heroica is able to adapt to what the critics (players) think relatively quickly. Just throw in a new quest and there we go. Heroica is very much our game rather than someone else's. We decide how the world plays out, and there is better player agency in making decisions. It's not just "Pick what dialogue choice", it's "Write your dialogue." I think you do a great job of writing female characters, Sandy. And I agree, men aren't too different from women; everyone has their desires and hopes, needs, etc. The only difference is who/what is the object in question and how people achieve them. Most of my friends, gay and straight, have come to the conclusion we're basically the same as well. I've met quite a few people in our major that have said "You can't write female characters because you're a straight, white male." It is different, mainly because traditional gender roles are ingrained in society (be that good or bad, that's a different debate) so maybe it is more difficult, but who says you can't write a blind character even if you can see. That's the beauty of art, film, writing, etc. The thing created is not real, but it's supposed to feel real, or how you perceive it would be.

I just saw this now. Thanks? But I agree, they do artificially build you up, but there's nothing wrong with it, depending on when you use the items.

Kiray repeats her attack, yellling a war cry as she attacks.

Kiray attacks Ram A from the front.

Kiray attacks Ram B from the front[/].

Kiray nods her understanding and attacked Battering Ram A from the front.

"Just a second," Kiray equipped her peasant's hood. She held her sword up, looking at her reflection in the blade. Looks weird with this armor, she mused. "I'm fine with the Sheep garden. You all? I say we go."

Is Vindsval going to put this child on his shoulders like last time?

"I'll take anything, Grey," Kiray shrugged.

"I hate rats," Kiray muttered as the battle finished. She sheathed her sword and looked at the carnage. "Not bad guys."

Just like the mud in my house does

"I was about to say!" Kiray shouted as she attacked the Big Rat A from the front with her Rito sword.

"Just making sure, Mack," Kiray raised her hands up. "That could be a big problem. But I agree, Area 1."