AstralLein
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Oh, these amusing players always interpret absolutely everything solely in their own favor. I'm taking advantage of the fact that there is only one Mage Guild and that this is his second campaign ever. They flocked together like jackals.
a) Revan killed himself against a Necromancer, fully aware that it was a Necromancer. Lerad didn't intend to kill him initially.
b) Nowhere does it say that Ide even has anything at all. This is how Neyra is roleplaying, and I am using it to build tension by utilizing completely unrelated events.
c) Hryashch could have resisted. He just chose not to. The chances were very low, though. But in reality, it was just a standard game mechanic check for seduction from a perfectly normal character sheet of that mob.
d) Yes, I didn't tie the effect to eating. And yes, if anyone other than Aristarkh had eaten it, nothing would have happened. Yes, it turned out to be an overly blatant trap. But who doesn't make mistakes? Nebos, what's your list of blunders throughout all campaigns? Have you never made hasty decisions? Is the Mage Guild a god incarnate who never makes mistakes? He did, many times. But no Yaschur appeared to throw you face-first into the mud for it.
And you, Yaschur, are a spoiled egoist. In this campaign, you only care about yourself. You envy everyone around you, even though you have more. You whine about everything. You think the Mage Guild should lick your fingers, fulfill every whim, and definitely not interfere with you. I indulged you throughout the entire campaign. But I miscalculated once and received black ingratitude in return. And even after that, I went halfway to meet you. How naive. To believe that it is possible to coexist with Yaschur in a campaign. No, it isn't! You killed the Obelisks, ruined Revan's hard work. And you were even forgiven. In vain. With such a high sense of self-importance, you can only ruin campaigns. Putting you in comfortable conditions is pointless. You will still find a way to pour a stream of whining over everyone present.
I just want to remind you that no matter how much a player tries, no matter how much soul they put into their character... being a Mage Guild is a hundred times harder. Yaschur could have taken the path of simple questions and suggestions. But no! He only knows the path of apocalypse. I think he simply enjoys killing campaigns. I even suspect that he is actually a troll.
I admit my mistake regarding the food, but all the rest are fabrications and, in my understanding as the creator of the campaign, are not true. According to the original plan, the players' characters in this campaign should not have died at all. Getting into some unpleasant situations, yes. That's what the campaign is about. The setting isn't about pink Yaschurs on a rainbow field. There is always a chance to get out unscathed. If someone likes to think there isn't, okay. It's up to each individual player.
Therefore, Nebos and Yaschur leave this campaign. And if Revan, Heroist, Alex, and Neyra want to know what the evil Astral was really planning, rather than in the fantasies of very offended players, they are welcome to join. The western shore awaits. Or you can let Yaschur gloat over the second corpse of the campaign. He loves collecting them so much.
a) Revan killed himself against a Necromancer, fully aware that it was a Necromancer. Lerad didn't intend to kill him initially.
b) Nowhere does it say that Ide even has anything at all. This is how Neyra is roleplaying, and I am using it to build tension by utilizing completely unrelated events.
c) Hryashch could have resisted. He just chose not to. The chances were very low, though. But in reality, it was just a standard game mechanic check for seduction from a perfectly normal character sheet of that mob.
d) Yes, I didn't tie the effect to eating. And yes, if anyone other than Aristarkh had eaten it, nothing would have happened. Yes, it turned out to be an overly blatant trap. But who doesn't make mistakes? Nebos, what's your list of blunders throughout all campaigns? Have you never made hasty decisions? Is the Mage Guild a god incarnate who never makes mistakes? He did, many times. But no Yaschur appeared to throw you face-first into the mud for it.
And you, Yaschur, are a spoiled egoist. In this campaign, you only care about yourself. You envy everyone around you, even though you have more. You whine about everything. You think the Mage Guild should lick your fingers, fulfill every whim, and definitely not interfere with you. I indulged you throughout the entire campaign. But I miscalculated once and received black ingratitude in return. And even after that, I went halfway to meet you. How naive. To believe that it is possible to coexist with Yaschur in a campaign. No, it isn't! You killed the Obelisks, ruined Revan's hard work. And you were even forgiven. In vain. With such a high sense of self-importance, you can only ruin campaigns. Putting you in comfortable conditions is pointless. You will still find a way to pour a stream of whining over everyone present.
I just want to remind you that no matter how much a player tries, no matter how much soul they put into their character... being a Mage Guild is a hundred times harder. Yaschur could have taken the path of simple questions and suggestions. But no! He only knows the path of apocalypse. I think he simply enjoys killing campaigns. I even suspect that he is actually a troll.
I admit my mistake regarding the food, but all the rest are fabrications and, in my understanding as the creator of the campaign, are not true. According to the original plan, the players' characters in this campaign should not have died at all. Getting into some unpleasant situations, yes. That's what the campaign is about. The setting isn't about pink Yaschurs on a rainbow field. There is always a chance to get out unscathed. If someone likes to think there isn't, okay. It's up to each individual player.
Therefore, Nebos and Yaschur leave this campaign. And if Revan, Heroist, Alex, and Neyra want to know what the evil Astral was really planning, rather than in the fantasies of very offended players, they are welcome to join. The western shore awaits. Or you can let Yaschur gloat over the second corpse of the campaign. He loves collecting them so much.