Comments on: A Journey in to Horde Territory http://www.slain-by-elf.org/2005/02/17/a-journey-in-to-horde-territory/ Adventures in Role-Playing Fri, 21 Nov 2008 20:59:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Shallaya http://www.slain-by-elf.org/2005/02/17/a-journey-in-to-horde-territory/#comment-512 Shallaya Thu, 25 May 2006 08:26:43 +0000 http://www.slain-by-elf.org/?p=65#comment-512 I'm pleased to hear of our bold members making a mockery of the Horde! it is important for us to remind them of our presence, although we should not risk life and limb too often *grins* I’m pleased to hear of our bold members making a mockery of the Horde! it is important for us to remind them of our presence, although we should not risk life and limb too often *grins*

]]> By: Elf http://www.slain-by-elf.org/2005/02/17/a-journey-in-to-horde-territory/#comment-252 Elf Sat, 26 Feb 2005 14:18:01 +0000 http://www.slain-by-elf.org/?p=65#comment-252 Out of character: the Horde characters couldn't attack us because our Player-versus-Player (PvP) flags, which allows or denies player-player fighting, were disabled. The Horde players turned their flags on, which is about the clearest sign you can make that you want a fight. We weren't there for a confrontation, though, so we did nothing about it. It's interesting to note that the troll we first encountered seemed happy enough to take us on, and we thought about it, but the other two turned up pretty quickly and they were in the same guild as the troll. It's quite probable that the troll player contacted his guild mates, perhaps hoping to jibe us in to fighting him, thinking it was two (and my demon) against one, but knowing that he would have advantage of numbers in a short time. However, we really were just passing through and didn't fancy facing the full force of any Horde characters that would come our way. Out of character: the Horde characters couldn’t attack us because our Player-versus-Player (PvP) flags, which allows or denies player-player fighting, were disabled. The Horde players turned their flags on, which is about the clearest sign you can make that you want a fight. We weren’t there for a confrontation, though, so we did nothing about it.

It’s interesting to note that the troll we first encountered seemed happy enough to take us on, and we thought about it, but the other two turned up pretty quickly and they were in the same guild as the troll. It’s quite probable that the troll player contacted his guild mates, perhaps hoping to jibe us in to fighting him, thinking it was two (and my demon) against one, but knowing that he would have advantage of numbers in a short time. However, we really were just passing through and didn’t fancy facing the full force of any Horde characters that would come our way.

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