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I will definitely write another epilogue, discussing everything with the GM, but for now, I just want to say thank you to everyone.
Perhaps this expansion, intended to repeat the success of RoM3, ultimately failed to achieve its goal, but it was still quite interesting and, in some ways, charming. Perhaps towards the end, its main author experienced a certain cooling off (although not completely), but in the beginning and in the middle, it was definitely very exciting and lively. The amount of content is simply enormous, in all aspects, from different characters, skills, beliefs, and a million competitions; all of this created a buzz and even a slightly unhealthy excitement.
Of course, the players scattered for various reasons, but in general, each made a very significant contribution. Whether it was Aretz, who was a star in the beginning with his lively roleplaying, or Alex, who got involved in real-life matters and showed everyone the image of a true boy-knight...
The players who made it to the end were also great, of course. Each of Frag's rare posts could be reread twice, bringing pleasure; the capitalist Heroista chatted me up and charmed me with her emoticons; Leila Plesa is just purrfect, no matter what Stella thinks, and Ples himself, as always, is super active, with a million thoughts and theories; much has already been said about Lok, who skillfully switched from a depressive tone to a businesslike one...
Kosha was the cheerleader this time, she herself was inspired and raised the spirits of others with her enthusiasm in her gray posts. Come join us next time, Gou.
In general, thank you all again.