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Endgame revamp isn't looking at the difficulty (or lack thereof) of achieving demigod. If there are concerns, then please open up another forum thread if you like, but this is focusing on the presented changes and looking for ideas related to that. 

Thank you

Things are either approved first go and fairly quickly or rejected then languish forever.

Or require a god to go "ah yes my symbols yeah okay"

Which is my third design currently

Quite late, but I'll weigh in on my favorite NPC(s) and event(s): 

NPCs:

• Lothwen Darkeye is one of my all-time favorite additions to Glomdoring. I knew that we needed something to tie together the various mystic ideals of the Shadowdancers and Harbingers for the new Auguries guild, and in a moment of sheer desperation (read: frantic inspiration), I came up with this amalgamation of them all: a mysterious woman who represents all the major tenets of the Glomdoring's mysticism. 
• Dominique Nightshade, because she went from placated Shadowdancer guild tutor to badass blind Super Witch (with lots of inherent flaws (this is a no Mary Sue zone)). She and Rowena are a fan favorite for me because of their tumultuous relationship, and I'm excited to keep developing that. 

Events:

• The Greeving. We were told to "redo guilds," and were basically given carte blanche. The reason I loved this event so much is because I took 90% of my cues from the players. From the event-planning clan to the actual release, which was 75% improvised in the moment, I think it went super well and helped craft a lot of open-ended future plots for us to play with. I'm also ECSTATIC with how well the Glomdoring players have adapted the idea of the Greeving into actual present day lore. 
• The Unbranding of Maeve. This was a huge, huge undertaking that spanned several months, and I was so thrilled with how it shook down. It had some rocky moments, but I also think it inspired the leaders of that time to come up with unique ways to work together for the good of Nature. That's a dynamic we don't see a ton of (the idea that Nature now encompasses Pure Nature and Wyrden Nature), and I think the players really ran with it. It was also super fun because it was a huge collaborative event with the nature pantheons -- Glomdoring and Serenwilde Elders all fueled the plot forward, and the magnificent end results (the death of Laeroc, establishing Maeve as something other than a doddering fool, and the creation of the Memory Tree) make this an A+ for me. 

Area:

• The Wydyr Glade. Banished Night fae? Snarky elfen "guards"? Yes please.
• Lisaera's realm. Such a fun, highly interactive godrealm. 
• Magnagora, in general. Super, super cool concept for a city that I never really had much of a chance to play with (I was pigeonholed from the very start as a nature-loving hippie). Maybe I'll steal it from Drocilla someday. Purple looks good on any building. 

My inventory has lots of unique things in it, mostly random items we build in the Havens just to LOL at each other. I once had a stick shorn from Hoaracle Himself that I'd brandish at Him whenever I wanted to appear more threatening. Not, like, in public -- I literally waved it at Him when we happened to be hanging out in the Havens together. 

@Esei
1) My inventory is a graveyard of many events. 
2) I'll eat the food and keep the paintings etc in a special purse for future plots.

@Uzriel
1) Can SAY TO at the mob. May not get an immediate answer if nobody spots it, or they might need to think about it. Everything we say as mobs is considered lore so we don't do that willy-nilly. Alternatively, depending on the org, can message one of the patrons asking how to go about it. I had letters sent to npcs sent to me before for example.

As an example, here's the very first one I wrote

A Cautionary Tale

Empirically lewd, her humanness perturbed.
She belched under the eave, overstaying her already limited welcome.
With a sigh, the tigress of a woman, now a hostage of the State,
gave in, acknowledging her lack of decorum; her crime against progress.
Years passed. Sunken eyes, a waxiness to the skin, clear signs of her hard life.
She should have known better.

(Words: eave hostage overstaying lewd humanness tigress sigh empirically waxiness belched)

I was bored and wanted something to spur some creativity, so I devised a poetry writing prompt and then wrote a bunch of poems using it. Those poems are now published in-game, but I thought I'd bring the fun here and see if anyone else wanted to join in.

The prompt is simple:

If you'd like to generate a list of 10 random words, I've pulled in the dictionary I used (which is just the dictionary file shipped with most linux distros in /var/share/dict/words) and written a script that gives you ten words. Just head on over to https://ixiia.science/random.html

If you get a proper noun (or some other word you don't like), feel free to replace that word with a new one (just hit refresh to get 10 more)