Suggestion Death chests

[Bob_de_Blastoise]

Bad people get picklock and good people get death chest.

 

[macura]

I was thinking that BOTH sides would have bonuses AND drawbacks.

From what i have seen so far it is just punishments, other than titles and getting more xp from killing people of the opposite karma, however for evil players there is a far larger toll. I went back to check the origional karma thread and at max evil you will de-level every time you die.

 

[Danda]

From what i have seen so far it is just punishments, other than titles and getting more xp from killing people of the opposite karma, however for evil players there is a far larger toll. I went back to check the origional karma thread and at max evil you will de-level every time you die.

Someone needs to read more. Nothing in that thread is set in stone and everything is just a suggestion/idea.

 

[northeaster345]

From what i have seen so far it is just punishments, other than titles and getting more xp from killing people of the opposite karma, however for evil players there is a far larger toll. I went back to check the origional karma thread and at max evil you will de-level every time you die.

I think a big plus would be that you're basically allowed to kill whoever you want.

That said, we'll see about balancing pluses and minuses when the system is implemented

 

[Kainzo]

So evil players don't get tombstones but good players do?

Undecided at this time. Positive/negative modifiers arent set in stone.

 

[Danda]

You never see a villain who doesn't have some secret lair they reside in, if they didn't the army would come in and kill them.

What happens in return of the king?

 

[Jack_Reacher]

What happens in return of the king?

Sure, they get defeated eventually... but the point was that not all evil is sneaky. Sauron was doing a pretty good job for a while there

 

[Bob_de_Blastoise]

So will there be any titles related to karma?

 

[awsumguy75321]

Sure, they get defeated eventually... but the point was that not all evil is sneaky. Sauron was doing a pretty good job for a while there

What about when he literally spent an entire age hiding out in Mirkwood? I think that was a pretty sneaky move, to make everyone think you no longer existed, but when you're strong enough, you try and rule the world again.

 

[leftovers5]

Keep on topic guys... This is a decent suggestion that is getting entirely derailed.