How Things Fade?

[Daeyong]

Pre-release I was going to be part of Ouroboros. But that started to have issues as soon as the factions were revealed. I ended up bailing on it early.

One thing I've found difficult is playing a "died in the wool" Dragon and finding cabals that support it. Daeyong wouldn't mind fighting the filth next to a Templar, but being part of a cross-faction cabal (where the factions are basically ignored) doesn't work for him.

If I had the time, I had an idea for a heavy RP Dragon cabal. I just wasn't able to develop it and I don't really have time to run a guild anymore. To do things the way I think they should be done takes more time/energy than I have right now.

 

[HorrorFighter]

The one popular Albion play from back in the day was "The Tell-Tale Heart." Alas, I only caught the last half of it during its final performance. From what I recall, the TSW developers actually worked with the players to give them what they needed to make it happen.

 

[Feleth]

I recall when Baudilino the poet man was giving a poetry reading in the Albion and was kidnapped by ninjas.

 

[Evelyn "Popclaw" DeKorte]

Mm, even back in 2012 it was difficult to find a Dragon cabal that worked for everyone. The biggest ones were definitely The Harbinger Directive and New Xanadu, the latter of which I was a part of. I can't remember when The Harbinger Directive went inactive, but New Xanadu definitely split around January or February 2013. Kind of a shame... the leadership proved to be inadequate (and had a pretty debilitating cult of personality) but the website they made (such as it is now) was really pretty.

I was pretty sad when Harbingers went inactive, but its reboot incarnation is proving to be rather fun! Even though I'm not part of the cabal, I've been helping to organize some of the anti-Harbingers stuff--which is the sort of player conflict Hex and I were hoping for in the first place. Hopefully it'll reach a boiling point and get a lot of people involved...