Dark Trainer

Updated the post, still have one immortals box, and 3 boxes of Tomb Blades. Selling the tomb blades cheap. If you're a Necron collector, get a whole squad lower than you could ever get them. Just don't need more Necrons at this time.

NEW in box items, 20-35% off retail. Necrons: NIB Immortals: $36 NIB Tomb Blades: $40 NIB Tomb Blades: $40 NOS Tomb Blades: $35

I'm in, but going to need some education...not familiar with these rules.

I am clearing out my entire Ork army to get some closet space back. Only asking about 30% MSRP and 75% MSRP on the new items. Asking $650 for all of it. Make me an offer. I have parties interested already, but might consider parting out if large enough portions.

If you claim 'no contest' (instead of guilty/not guilty), your insurance might not take a hit as there is no admission of guilt. However, it's also 'if' they find out. You can simply call the clerk, explain you don't speed (or whatever), and they'll cut the bill in half on the spot if you pay it (assuming you have no repeat history of this). No court appearance, etc. They pretty much cut tickets in half for nearly all of them. Unless you're a repeat offender.

My god those are sexy!

I'd list these in the Discord channel too, most of the traffic is there now.

I'm dropping off a Citadel project box Wednesday in the free pile that might still be there in case anyone is interested. https://roemersworkshop.wordpress.com/2014/12/31/review-citadel-project-box/

I'll be stopping by to drop off a Citadel project box in the FREE pile if anyone is interested. https://roemersworkshop.wordpress.com/2014/12/31/review-citadel-project-box/

Have fun storming the castle 😁

Early UO was hard because it promoted griefing. Trammel where PvE was introduced and pvp denied, was just fine. The main thing games haven't used from their model is player driven economies and 'skill based' characters (not levels). Those were HUGE.

Flashback there, played a ton of those. To this day I argue the BEST MMO ever made was Ultima Online. Agreed, it's graphics and server lag sometimes were annoying. It just needed a 'new' game made in it's style. It's economy was truly player made, not just grinded untradable gear. You could be a miner for hours and feel you did some fun and exploring, blacksmith your own gear reasonably, teleport to a dungeon quickly with another character, own a player house, guilds, etc. Also it's skills based character build was EXCELLENT. It didn't have the 'treadmill' or levelling games have now a days. You could custom make your character to spec in certain areas which was incredibly balanced. The thing they had to fix was the rampant abuse of PvP PK's out there, they always had the upper hand and surprise with too little repercussion. Then they finally released a PvE realm, that was much more my style. PvP in an MMO isn't my thing unless it's in special areas where everyone is seeking it. It was sad when UO2 was cancelled, same with Wish. Both would have made for excellent games. Modern MMO treadmills are why I quit. They are fun, spent a TON of time on WoW. But, carrot on a stick, and then just extend the stick again isn't fun. Some of us work for a living and can't just game. UO didn't follow that paradigm.

@AttackCowboy, thanks again for the game last night! Great shenanigans on the last turn. A real nail biter. 😁

@jollyork, HUGE thanks for running this league. This has been one of the best designs I've participated in. Really like the tournament style and the tournament practice it allows. Great design, and thanks for the effort! So much variation in just 6 matches.

Sure, 5pm work?