High Enchantress Trireme

[the-royal-courier]

New Sign For The Cask ‘n’ Anvil

By Risri Elthron

Visitors to Ironforge may have seen a new sight at an old location. The Cask ‘n’ Anvil pub has received a new sign. The Dwarven tavern open each Friday evening at 6 bells has long been found simply by word of mouth. Now with the new signage, the business hopes to draw in new and old customers alike.

(OOC: A WRA Tavern has become canon!  Congratulations to Modarin and the Dwarven Community for this recognition by the Blizz team.

The Cask ‘n’ Anvil is located directly across from the Flight Path in Ironforge. Check it out today and stop by Friday evenings to meet Modarin in person!)

[enchanter-trireme]

Multiple RP Forums

A play-on words, so to speak! By forums, I mean different avenues in which we can RP. Let’s discuss this!

As many have experienced in the past, it can be difficult to hop on WoW consistently. Be it internet connection issues that are exasperated by trying to open the game, inability to play for longer than a few minutes, or lack of access to a computer that can run WoW, it’s a common issue amongst us all. Personally, I have been in and out of the hospital for the past two months, and this has made it nearly impossible for me to play WoW.

What does this mean? Well, we have to find new ways to roleplay! Many of us are already familiar with it, but I welcome anyone to these forums to roleplay with me or anyone else: Tumblr, of course, Skype, www.rprepository.com, or my guild’s site circleofminds.shivtr.com. The last site is open to all for any RP related to my guild or my characters, even if you are not part of the guild.

Please let me know if you are interested! I would love to RP with any one of you wonderful peeps while I am recovering and off of WoW.

Especially @the-news-nerd, @gwenya, @kelynthecruel, and @valeriemalos! And I see you, @areniaagn. >:3

[enchanter-trireme]

Attention Magical Creatures!

Are you gifted in the magical arts? Do you like people gifted in the magical arts? Do you like to stare at pretty colors? WELL, THEN, DO I HAVE A PLACE FOR YOU!

High Enchantress Trireme is inviting people of all shapes, sizes, and colors (class colors, woot) to join the Circle of Minds! The Circle is a mechanically Alliance but ICly neutral guild based on the advancement of technology, magical arts, and combat techniques. While normally non-millitary, those wishing to fill a particular role during missions to fight the Legion and various terroristic threats can find a niche for every class: infiltrator, scholar, guardian, or benefactor. If interested in learning more about these niches, ask me directly!

OOCly, the Circle is a casual, highly friendly guild that goofs around and decides to jump in or create plots on the fly. No commitments are expected from you! Hop on when you want, RP when you want, and just poke around in guild chat if you want to start a story, be it simple and fun or complex and intriguing. The Circle is highly malleable to most plotlines, though its missions are largely oriented towards neutral good.

What does this mean for my toon, Trireme?

It means that as long as your character doesn’t take pride in drop-kicking puppies into the sun or any other inherently malicious activities (in public), you can do pretty much ANYTHING you want in this guild! Be a pirate! A ninja! A pirate ninja!

But, Trireme, I don’t like RP. Why should I care?

Because lots of us don’t like to RP 24/7, too! In fact, we’ve got a role just for you: the lovely benefactor. PVP, raid, dungeon, quest, fly around in circles; NO PROBLEM! We’ll all do it with you or just leave you alone if you’re a loner, and a loner’s just gotta be alone.

Whether you want a place to pal around, roleplay, explore World of Warcraft, or somewhere to park your family (as many of us already have), the Circle opens its arms to you. Message me here on Tumblr, in game on Wyrmrest Accord on Trireme, Audisey, or Elythiel if you’re interested!

Psst. We have a website for you, too: circleofminds.shivtr.com

[thedalarandaily]

Uncorrupted Warlocks and the Responsible Use of Fel Magic

By Hazrie of Dalaran

Istlari Spellslush poses in front of a ritual altar.  When asked why she wanted to do the shoot here she claimed spooky was her aesthetic.

A few months back we published a fantastically popular article announcing the Kirin Tor’s reminder that warlocks should not to romance demons under any circumstances.  While we at the Dalaran Daily disagree, Khadgar has shared his belief that the refusal to heed that warning is indeed what brought on the most recent invasion of the Legion.

We’ve since had a large number of write-ins stating clear and obvious hatred for warlocks, or even worse, the belief that warlocks as a whole are agents of the Legion and are all worthy of severe punishments like execution.

Today we got a chance to speak with Istlari Spellslush, Warlock Trainer in Stormwind.  The interview was done in Gnomish but we’ve translated the finer points to common for the sake of non-mage/gnome readers.

To start, we asked Islari how she got into Fel Magic and moreso how she came to teach it to others.

“Years back I was part of a squad of Kirin Tor spellcasters sent to investigate the Orcish use of Fel and Shadow during their invasion of Azeroth.  I was young and inquisitive and tried what I’d seen for myself.  I liked it.  I was good at it.  I began research on my own and did the usual things that fledgeling warlocks tend to do: Summon demons, enslave weak ones, wring information from them.  Lots of trial and error.  Lots of very near-death accidents.  It’s really a big mess that a huge majority of warlocks went through.

As time went on, warlocks found the best ways to do things.  We developed failsafes and ways to handle the magic safely.  Now, none of that matters if the newest generation of warlocks are all operating out of their own tiny, cramped basements, desperately hiding their pursuits.  There’s no one to show them the better ways that a lot of us have (been) sacrificed to discover.”

We asked the warlock trainer if she ever felt like offering this knowledge to whoever wanted it would encourage people who wouldn’t otherwise become a warlock to do so.

“People are going to use Fel Magic.  Whether information on the safest ways to do things is available or not, people will use Fel Magic.  Without guidance there is a much larger chance of them falling to the Legion, succumbing to corruption, or immolating themselves to death.”

We asked if she thought sexual relations with demons was safe or not.  All she did was stare at us.

“If anyone out there wants to learn Fel Magic, whether you’re alone, in a little coven or under the Council of the Black Harvest, come talk to me.  The Alliance’s warlocks are disjointed.  I want us to be a community.  This coming friday we’ll be meeting in Duskwood to discuss efficient ways to harvest soul shards.”

(This is part of an open warlock-focused RP storyline on the Wyrmrest Accord Server.  Feel free to contact Istlari to join in. @thesmalldarkness)

[thedalarandaily]

The Kirin Tor Issues Reminder To Avoid Dark Forces

By Hazrie of Dalaran

Only seconds after hearing the news of newly gathered groups of dark spellcasters Khadgar had a raging outburst of kinkshaming.

In the battle against the Legion, many steps have been taken to assure our victory.  We have sided with the Illidari as well as Warlocks and Priests of less reputable worship.

However, these alliances are only engaged in out of absolute necessity.  The powers these individuals wield are dangerous, corrupting and morally wrong.

This past week the Kirin Tor has heard several rumors of a coven of spellcasters of ill repute gathering in Stormwind.  

Despite the Alliance’s recently loosening of laws allowing such individuals to gather, the Kirin Tor strongly advises all individuals to keep away from individuals like these who may try to spread their dangerous knowledge and terrible skills.

No matter how tame their views and actions are, what they are doing is wrong and potentially deadly to everyone around them.

[@thecoven-wra​]