Talk:Introduction/Choosing a realm

Hrm. I hate to be territorial about this, but this really doesn't fit with the rest of the roleplay, either in style or format. I was very careful not to specify the gender of the player's character, and not to mention real realms or islands.

Obviously, I can't get away without mentioning islands, but it might be a good idea to set this aside as a separate roleplay, occurring at a different time. --Dolohov 26 July 2005 15:51 (CEST)

Then again, having something is better than having nothing. People make modifications to articles rather than writing a new one from scratch. ;-) --Tom 26 July 2005 17:25 (CEST)

For choosing a realm, it's kind of inevitable that you will have to bring up which islands there are. I was a bit iffy about adding the realms in the beginning, although you could change this to "The combined armies of the Far Eastern or the Southern Island realms" without a great deal of fuss. The other problems are merely stylistic. DorianGray 27 July 2005 12:04 (CEST)

""Apart from that, it's just like any other island. You'd best be starting off somewhere else, though. If you don't have experience somewhere else, no one would think of taking you."" Why discourage emigration to one of the most heavily, if not the most underpopulated continents? There's no reason newbs should not go there. I went there as soon as I had 14 days in the game, I know many others who have. "No one would think of taking you"? That's bullcrap. -Chénier 01:00, 22 September 2008 (CEST)

I think it's intended to be an IC explanation for why you can't start there. --Anaris 17:48, 22 September 2008 (CEST)