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* Any purely mechanical information of such things as circling pre-requisites, spell requirements and quirks, and similar matters. |
* Any purely mechanical information of such things as circling pre-requisites, spell requirements and quirks, and similar matters. |
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* Training strategies for Necromancer related activities, such as the {{skill|Thanatology}}. |
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* Any Necromancer centered history or lore that applies to the Realms in general, or would be known to non-Necromancers. |
* Any Necromancer centered history or lore that applies to the Realms in general, or would be known to non-Necromancers. |
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* Inventory or contents of guild-only shops and libraries. |
* Inventory or contents of guild-only shops and libraries. |
Revision as of 00:24, 23 February 2010
The following is the current draft of Elanthipedia's policy on posting Necromancer information.
This has come about at the request of the DragonRealms GMs, who wish to keep Necromancer secrets secret. As they have gone out of their way in the past to assist us in our work, the Moderators have agreed to limit information.
Allowed
- Any purely mechanical information of such things as circling pre-requisites, spell requirements and quirks, and similar matters.
- Training strategies for Necromancer related activities, such as the Thanatology skill.
- Any Necromancer centered history or lore that applies to the Realms in general, or would be known to non-Necromancers.
- Inventory or contents of guild-only shops and libraries.
Prohibited
- Labeling of secretly Necromancer NPCs as such.
- Describing any quest type process in any detail.
- Locations of any guildhalls or other Necromancer-only areas.
PC Necromancers
Calling any PC a Necromancer is explicitly forbidden. This, however, does not apply to posting logs or commentary of actions that might imply such. The sole exemption to this is if the owner of such PC does it themselves.
Be aware, you the poster have the burden of proof in this matter.
Common Sense
Basically, the common sense rule is: "If you have to have joined the guild to learn it, it's most likely not going to be allowed."