Adventurer's Guild Adventurer's Guild - OOC Room

[Epsil]

Should Sticky this for new people wanted to learn how to make a new character.

Good job @Epsil

Thanks

 

[Nahrenne]

@Nahrenne He probably won't notice.

*sees what you did*
QwQ
That'll confuse people even more!
,>w<,
So cruel
TwT

...x...

 

[Deleted member 1244]

After the hugging session had concluded,

a turn of phrase I rarely see...

 

[Nahrenne]

a turn of phrase I rarely see...

Hmm?


*huggles you*

\(^o^)/

X

 

[ohko]

I’m currently thinking of a spire reef rank D exam that forces you to be a criminal, gain a bounty, and get banned from Scribel City guild quests.

 

[Epsil]

I’m currently thinking of a spire reef rank D exam that forces you to be a criminal, gain a bounty, and get banned from Scribel City guild quests.

Sounds fun! What crime would be large enough though?

 

[ohko]

Sounds fun! What crime would be large enough though?

Capture an innocent adventurer. Rank E+. Bring them to spire reef. Execute them in front of your new Sith Lord pirate master. Can be an NPC adventurer.

Plot is that the Pirate Kings have been listening in on your quest reports the entire time, and they know your character is communicating with Scribel City.

Prove your loyalty, essentially.

Basically it would be a plot branch that locks you out of the “good side” because you chose to pick the pirates over the guild.

 

[Nahrenne]

I’m currently thinking of a spire reef rank D exam that forces you to be a criminal, gain a bounty, and get banned from Scribel City guild quests.

So...to clarify...it wouldn't be a guild rank exam?
I find it a bit weird and counter-productive for the guild to allow the death of one of its guild members in order to promote another one's rank...

...x...

 

[Nahrenne]

Capture an innocent adventurer. Rank E+. Bring them to spire reef. Execute them in front of your new Sith Lord pirate master. Can be an NPC adventurer.

Plot is that the Pirate Kings have been listening in on your quest reports the entire time, and they know your character is communicating with Scribel City.

Prove your loyalty, essentially.

Basically it would be a plot branch that locks you out of the “good side” because you chose to pick the pirates over the guild.

So...to clarify...it wouldn't be a guild rank exam?
I find it a bit weird and counter-productive for the guild to allow the death of one of its guild members in order to promote another one's rank...

...x...

I'd meant to quote your second post as well when I posted mine.
>w<

X

 

[Deleted member 1244]

I’m currently thinking of a spire reef rank D exam that forces you to be a criminal, gain a bounty, and get banned from Scribel City guild quests.

unlock high level scribble city thieves guild quest! and a redemption quest later?

 

[ohko]

So...to clarify...it wouldn't be a guild rank exam?
I find it a bit weird and counter-productive for the guild to allow the death of one of its guild members in order to promote another one's rank...

...x...

It would be framed as a hijack quest. The pirates demonstrating that they know that Scribel Spies are in the area... and they they can throw the middle finger by getting an adventurer to kill another adventurer and then admit to it by sending a report back to the guild. At the very least, it marks the character as a criminal and they get a bounty.

 

[Epsil]

unlock high level scribble city thieves guild quest! and a redemption quest later?

Yeah! Then level 1 - 3 quests could just be stealing and causing a hassle

 

[Nahrenne]

It would be framed as a hijack quest. The pirates demonstrating that they know that Scribel Spies are in the area... and they they can throw the middle finger by getting an adventurer to kill another adventurer and then admit to it by sending a report back to the guild. At the very least, it marks the character as a criminal and they get a bounty.

But...wouldn't that make the adventurer who took that exam not actually a D rank, then?
Also, as soon as the first exam report is sent, wouldn't the guild ensure that future adventurers know about it? Or send out a notice informing members that they would never post a rank exam that requires the killing of another guild member?
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[Deleted member 1244]

Yeah! Then level 1 - 3 quests could just be stealing and causing a hassle

being e rank plus, lvl1 to2 quest are not that attractive...

thieves guild quest

!!! or even golden rose quests!!

 

[ohko]

But...wouldn't that make the adventurer who took that exam not actually a D rank, then?
Also, as soon as the first exam report is sent, wouldn't the guild ensure that future adventurers know about it? Or send out a notice informing members that they would never post a rank exam that requires the killing of another guild member?
'-'

X

It would probably be a D rank equivalent. Different countries / organizations maybe have their own systems for rating the threat level of people or monsters. I guess you could think of it like a driver's license. Sometimes you can get a driver's license in Canada and use it Mexico. Sometimes you can't. It depends on the country.

I don't think any adventurer would take that exam unless they were willingly looking to betray the guild to begin with.

The narrative goes like this:

• Heh, you think we (the pirate kings) didn't know you've been passing notes to the Scribel City Adventurer's Guild the entire time?
• We know that you're a spy! Hahahaha! Did you think you could hide without being noticed?
• Hey, but I like you. You'd make a good pirate! Even a "D rank" one, whatever silly words you have for ranks.
• But you gotta prove that you're loyal to the Pirate Kings. Or else you're just a mole and you can walk the plank.
• How do you show us your loyalty? Good question!
• Lots of us pirates got a nice hefty bounty on our heads.
• Go to Scribel City. Beat one of your old adventurer friends up. Not a wimp, of course. At least Rank E.
• Drag them back to us. I want to see you slit their throat right in front of my eyes. Kill them in cold blood.
• And then make sure to write up a cute "quest report", okay?
• Tell your old boss about what a model goody-two-shoe citizen you are!
• Sent that sheet of paper off and know you ain't going back to Scribel City again!
• You'll be a criminal just like the rest of us! Hahaha!

 

[Feathers95]

It would probably be a D rank equivalent. Different countries / organizations maybe have their own systems for rating the threat level of people or monsters. I guess you could think of it like a driver's license. Sometimes you can get a driver's license in Canada and use it Mexico. Sometimes you can't. It depends on the country.

I don't think any adventurer would take that exam unless they were willingly looking to betray the guild to begin with.

The narrative goes like this:

• Heh, you think we (the pirate kings) didn't know you've been passing notes to the Scribel City Adventurer's Guild the entire time?
• We know that you're a spy! Hahahaha! Did you think you could hide without being noticed?
• Hey, but I like you. You'd make a good pirate! Even a "D rank" one, whatever silly words you have for ranks.
• But you gotta prove that you're loyal to the Pirate Kings. Or else you're just a mole and you can walk the plank.
• How do you show us your loyalty? Good question!
• Lots of us pirates got a nice hefty bounty on our heads.
• Go to Scribel City. Beat one of your old adventurer friends up. Not a wimp, of course. At least Rank E.
• Drag them back to us. I want to see you slit their throat right in front of my eyes. Kill them in cold blood.
• And then make sure to write up a cute "quest report", okay?
• Tell your old boss about what a model goody-two-shoe citizen you are!
• Sent that sheet of paper off and know you ain't going back to Scribel City again!
• You'll be a criminal just like the rest of us! Hahaha!

*immediately wants to make a new character for this despite already having three*

 

[GDLiZy]

It would probably be a D rank equivalent. Different countries / organizations maybe have their own systems for rating the threat level of people or monsters. I guess you could think of it like a driver's license. Sometimes you can get a driver's license in Canada and use it Mexico. Sometimes you can't. It depends on the country.

I don't think any adventurer would take that exam unless they were willingly looking to betray the guild to begin with.

The narrative goes like this:

• Heh, you think we (the pirate kings) didn't know you've been passing notes to the Scribel City Adventurer's Guild the entire time?
• We know that you're a spy! Hahahaha! Did you think you could hide without being noticed?
• Hey, but I like you. You'd make a good pirate! Even a "D rank" one, whatever silly words you have for ranks.
• But you gotta prove that you're loyal to the Pirate Kings. Or else you're just a mole and you can walk the plank.
• How do you show us your loyalty? Good question!
• Lots of us pirates got a nice hefty bounty on our heads.
• Go to Scribel City. Beat one of your old adventurer friends up. Not a wimp, of course. At least Rank E.
• Drag them back to us. I want to see you slit their throat right in front of my eyes. Kill them in cold blood.
• And then make sure to write up a cute "quest report", okay?
• Tell your old boss about what a model goody-two-shoe citizen you are!
• Sent that sheet of paper off and know you ain't going back to Scribel City again!
• You'll be a criminal just like the rest of us! Hahaha!

I'm feeling like someone is trying to play with the fire here. Guess my Bottomline hasn't been challenged that much lately.

But, well, if anyone ever did the quest, then doesn't that mean you are essentially out of the game? You are stuck in Spire Reef and no one would probably role-play with you in the Tavern ( except those like me, of course ) because lots of us IC are goody-two-shoes.

 

[Nahrenne]

It would probably be a D rank equivalent. Different countries / organizations maybe have their own systems for rating the threat level of people or monsters. I guess you could think of it like a driver's license. Sometimes you can get a driver's license in Canada and use it Mexico. Sometimes you can't. It depends on the country.

I don't think any adventurer would take that exam unless they were willingly looking to betray the guild to begin with.

The narrative goes like this:

• Heh, you think we (the pirate kings) didn't know you've been passing notes to the Scribel City Adventurer's Guild the entire time?
• We know that you're a spy! Hahahaha! Did you think you could hide without being noticed?
• Hey, but I like you. You'd make a good pirate! Even a "D rank" one, whatever silly words you have for ranks.
• But you gotta prove that you're loyal to the Pirate Kings. Or else you're just a mole and you can walk the plank.
• How do you show us your loyalty? Good question!
• Lots of us pirates got a nice hefty bounty on our heads.
• Go to Scribel City. Beat one of your old adventurer friends up. Not a wimp, of course. At least Rank E.
• Drag them back to us. I want to see you slit their throat right in front of my eyes. Kill them in cold blood.
• And then make sure to write up a cute "quest report", okay?
• Tell your old boss about what a model goody-two-shoe citizen you are!
• Sent that sheet of paper off and know you ain't going back to Scribel City again!
• You'll be a criminal just like the rest of us! Hahaha!

Mm...
So...what would the official D rank mission sanctioned by the guild be?
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X

 

[Nahrenne]

I'm feeling like someone is trying to play with the fire here. Guess my Bottomline hasn't been challenged that much lately.

But, well, if anyone ever did the quest, then doesn't that mean you are essentially out of the game? You are stuck in Spire Reef and no one would probably role-play with you in the Tavern ( except those like me, of course ) because lots of us IC are goody-two-shoes.

Yeah...well, I don't see Liana leaving the city for a very long time due to her sire's compulsion...
>w>
<w<

Oh, btw, can you only take quests past level 5-10 after becoming E rank?

I'm a little confused about what the rank actually means/does when you put levels next to quests and no ranks...

X

 

[GDLiZy]

Yeah...well, I don't see Liana leaving the city for a very long time due to her sire's compulsion...
>w>
<w<

Oh, btw, can you only take quests past level 5-10 after becoming E rank?

I'm a little confused about what the rank actually means/does when you put levels next to quests and no ranks...

X

No, you can take any quests as long as your level is sufficed.

However, I was wondering about the scaling exp and g rewards for the higher level adventurers, so that they would have more motivation to accept lower level quests, instead of doing only their own quests.