Yami no Sakura

I want to start off with a big "Thank you!" to everyone I've met here, and most of all, my deepest and sincerest thanks to Manu for creating Magic Duel. I am not exaggerating when I say that I am eternally grateful for the wonderful experience I had in the year I spent here. Whether you know it or not, I stumbled upon this place in the midst of a series of game-hopping to take the edge off my depression. And MD did more than I ever expected. All of you whom I've met and spoken with, have in a way made me a better person. I simply don't have the words to describe how grateful I am for my time h

I like the idea, Bunny. =) Kill two birds with one stone. Your proposal would simultaneously solve the problem with the ungodly AP drain and the issue with people hoarding kills.

*resurrects the moldy topic* The new AL updates are getting me thinking again. Mind you, this isn't a theory. It's just me thinking out loud. Who is this Traveler? As far as I know, not many people can just drop cubes like that. That is, assuming that he's the one who made the cube appear in the AL. I'm talking about page 466, by the way, in case anyone wants the reference. In any case, I came across something curious while I was rereading the AL: [quote]Page 445 [2009-02-20 06:46:16 - The Traveler] Outside Necrovion, the other part of the Traveler walks as a regular human among

I actually kinda liked this torch thing. It's like the Land Wars...only without the politics. xD My only major concern is the AP draining. Sapping all but 1 AP per step is a bit much. I understand the idea behind it (penalties for being out of one's land affiliation and such), but taking all 139 of my AP in one step is overkill. The idea is to penalize the players, not to cripple them, right? >> So, maybe just make the cost higher, like 15-20 AP per step. It'll slow us down enough that we're not charging around like crazy, but it won't keep us stranded at that one scene until t

[quote name='I am Bored' post='28758' date='Apr 12 2009, 10:35 AM']grido i can do the same, i used the coords to go through the laberenyth[/quote]Haha...I think almost all the people who got through the Labyrinth used the coordinates. I probably don't know the exact location off the top of my head, but I know the region. Which is usually good enough if I'm tracking someone. ^^ Back on topic: - You're convinced that your little sister's Easter Eggs would hatch into baby Winderwilds...if only you can give it an obscene amount of VE...

Maybe it's just because I spent most of yesterday with Lorerootians, but I do sympathize with them. However, I must grudgingly admit that Loreroot is a fractured and relatively leaderless land. I had a front row seat to most if not all the internal dispute, and it's rather disheartening. In light of all that, though, I must say that I gained a new level of respect for Raven. Contrary to what all of you said about him being a bad leader, I think that he has what it takes. Being able to fight with blind courage and bravery and defying all odds is one thing, but being able to step back and

This is slightly redundant, but I would also like to make it clear that the Legend Speakers are neutral in all conflicts. If we show up at the battleground, it is merely to record the events. Leave us out of the fighting. ((OOC: *wants to say "Peace out" like a wanna-be gangsta, but then realizes how it's not appropriate* ))

DISCLAIMER: These are my (Yami no Sakura) opinion and [u]mine alone.[/u] Don't lump it in with the Legend Speakers'. First of all, I'm going to make it crystal clear that I will not interfere with the war effort or the fighting. I won't be attacking anyone or anything until this mess is over. HOWEVER. I will make it known that I think this "war" is completely unnecessary and (from what I gathered to be the cause) childish. You are all acting like children on the playground who started fighting because one kid insulted another. Only...you have bigger and sharper sticks to hit each oth

Thanks for the support, guys. ^^; @Lib: I'm actually not really sure about that. I'm still confused about half the posts in this thread. Mt. Kelle'tha and missing papers...those don't make sense to me. And I've read over everything at least 10 times. ><; Anyone else want a shot at this theory making? I'm only human...>.>

Okay...let's bring this baby back from the dead. >D First order of business: Sorry for the really delayed reply. I meant to post the explanation to my theory a while ago, but one thing led to another...so yeah. Here it is now! For your convenience, here is my theory again: The Book of Principles does in fact exist. However, it is intangible and is intensely personal. The Shades may or may not know about this concept, but even if they do, they do not understand it. BWAHAHAHAHA!!! Fear the spoiler tags! xDD [spoiler]The Knator Commander once told m

Hehe, that was a fast break. Welcome back, Eggies. ^^

[quote name='apophys' post='27751' date='Mar 26 2009, 08:15 AM']I solved the Labyrinth and was not rewarded... "First 50" seems a bit discriminatory against the few late solvers. Not that I was slow, I woke up late.[/quote]From what I know, the "first 50" was determined based on the amount of time it took to finish from when you entered to when you reached the exit. I don't think it matters if you started late. It's the amount of time you took, not when you start.

Hahaha...Saki isn't really Metal Kitty, Udgard. I just have access to MK, but the account is owned by someone else. ^^; But yeah, I figured it was a side-effect of MK's owner leaving the present trail before opening all the boxes. Thanks. ^^ Okay, dst. You can close and flush this now, I think. Mystery solved.