Shattered Kingdoms

Liya was one of those few characters that kept Corathir from sinking into a wormhole of moral relativism. She was a beacon of classic values, serving as an anchor amidst a confusing sea of conflicts. He always frowned on her for refusing to expose herself to the dangers of the world, but simultaneously envied her lifestyle, which was devoid of drama and treachery, quite unlike Corathir's story. By the end of his career, he had merely submitted this to be his lot in life, and he was satisfied with attempting to preserve (as he saw it) her ability to maintain that lifestyle.

How eerie.

With Ghent and Jeved, Liya was active and fun to play with/around.

On Rokshi Liya was inactive and by then simply a tool of the Fist.

Mixed feelings on the character as a whole, but overall a rather good job.

I had only a few interactions with Liya as Wortsenawl, at least I think that is true. I think my most memorable one though was when I was playing Aquinas and was trying to stir up some trouble for my masters in the north... after being satisified with my progress and planting the seeds of doubt in Liya's head I then went and confessed all to her by a misguided tell (reply)...

I think that was the last time I logged on as Aquinas.

I am not sure I have enough memories to know how good / bad this character was. I do however know how you feel about long lived first characters and I thoroughly enjoyed reading your thoughts in this afterlife.

Good luck with the next.

It really makes me smile that you mentioned Karn and the talk they had prior to Liya joining the church. I was always very proud of the progress she made and I and Karn both disliked that they were not closer. You certainly deserve all the accolades you are getting.

I only really knew her back in my days as Feranim, but what I saw then from newbie Liya, I really liked. I suppose there isn't much to say, other than well done, and good luck with what you do next.

Farewell.

Awesome character, SK could use more players like you. I also love that you played up till age death, the sign of a great player.
Trevel had a thing for her back in his youth, but that came to a screeching halt when he found out that she was a talon, to him that made her a 'city girl', something he couldn't quite deal with. She ended up being that distant friend that was rarely heard from. Through a matter of good timing he ended up being there for her last moments (as a ghost), glad I made that. Everyone was all sad and tears, but not Trevel. After the ghosts were faded, the corpse buried, and everyone else left he said his prayer over her grave. It was a happy prayer.

Met her with a variety of chars. Killed her with some, and fought on her side with some.

Didn't really do alot of RPs tho.