Shattered Kingdoms

You drove me crazy sometimes but that was half of the fun. I still remember the time I got my butt thrown in jail in Tas to kill you to get you out. You didn't think I could ...glad I could prove you wrong

Much love from Els even if things didn't go according to plan and the shite hit the ooc fan in the Harlies...killed my desire to play and sadly I lost interest and touch with the realms and the story of Inzy. I'm so glad to have heard that you stuck it out.

You'll be missed and mourned by those in the realms and outside of them now that you touched with Inzy's story.

I can list three of my most (personally) important characters that had somewhat extensive dealings with Inzaarid, and they're some of the times on SK I will always look back on fondly.

Rikka and Inzaarid had a strange "relationship." Initially willing to give him a chance, she quickly saw how far from Right Inzaarid walked, and ultimately ended with a grudging peace only sometimes turned violent.

Korv probably worked most closely with Inzaarid, even being his unofficial spokesperson to the Talons for a while. He'd originally tried to ride the fence between Inzaarid' and Zavier's personal conflict, but when forced in the end to choose a side, sided with Inzaarid. As chaotic as Inzaarid could be, I always got the sense that that meant something to him.

Everika probably had the most in-depth and extended interactions with Inzaarid, during his "hey day" with Maylu. I've always regretted never actually writing the biography she'd planned. Those interactions in particular were some of my most enjoyable, since Everika and Inzaarid were largely "on the same page" as far as being immoral freaks (if in vastly different shades of immorality). Even with Korv there was a bit of "grey aura tension" that just wasn't there with Everika.

All in all, of the "greats" that have graced this game, Inzaarid is probably marked amongst them. Depth, longevity, creativity, originality, in many cases skill, and an overall presence. All those things and more describe this character, and others could do well to learn from the blending of those aspects into a believable and breathing bit of data on a text game that comes across not just as another PC to gank, but as a person to appreciate.

Good job Inzy. See you in the River.

Where, oh where to begin...

Inzy was Aise's mentor and friend. No matter all the [REDACTED] you put me through, something good always came out in the end. Too bad I was too AFK to see you die, but I certainly wasn't to see you live. Good luck with your next (if you have one). Ill certainly look forward to seeing them grow like you saw Aise grow.

~Kira (Aise)~

Rofl what? Are you telling me I flee pk as soon as it comes to me?

Sure did seem to be what Amodius did almost every time I saw him. Oh wait, I guess actually PKing when you have like 20 friends with you makes you better than the people who die a lot.

Hadaro was better, but for being an "army of one", most of his 1vs1 fights were against like front row priests and stuff...Wow.

Anyways, if you aren't going to say something nice, stay the hell out of people's afterlife threads. Not everybody likes to play the game the way you, D-A, Ardith, Lolth and others play it.

I go out and pk _nonstop_ when I am online. I enjoy it. I also think that spam dying in this game completely destroys it and makes it into a game instead of a world in which people can roleplay and have fun. I think that Inzaarid is an example of a character who would die, come back to life, and not change at all. His roleplay being praised is sad.

So...you despise spam dying, but you're always out PKing, and usually killing the same people over and over...You aren't exactly helping with the problem, are you?

I don't pk people who fountain rp and have no nice eq and just sit around. I pk people who are out trying to fight. Players who repeatedly die and still come back out and pk as if nothing have happened cause huge damage to this mud.

Wow... so the last of that old age finally dies.

As Gallus, Inzaarid went from foe, to "friend", and back to foe I don't know how many times. Whenever I'd see you on the who list, I'd always remember that conversation between you and Frollith in Teron. All the while I was waiting in the shadows for the word to strike and learned of the real depth of your character. Some would of called that time of Arsilan, Thayian, and Sithara the supposed "Age of Light" but to Gallus, as long as people like Inzaarid where around it was just another day at the office and reason to look over his shoulder. You were the only deep elf Gallus ever really liked and honored.

Inzaarid wasn't from Uxmal.

HE WAS UXMAL.

good luck with your next.

My characters have come and gone in various times of Inzy's life, and I loved all the different facets I saw. There's a lot more I can say, but I'll just leave it at this: Inzy was an amazing character and one I'm sorry to see go.

This one is on me... Cheers

sleeper