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[Rose]

[Haspen]

Ow my eyes you indian bastard y u pixel dis to me.

* Haspen hugs.

Happy womb exodus day nonetheless!

[Dutchling]

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[Max White]

Well done Japa. Your AGE stat continues to grow, and such you will find foes ever more smiteable.

[Pnx]

And of course it's not showing up for me yet due to temporal shenanigans, but congrats on the cake day! Mine's on the 15th.

[Kansa]

Happy birthday Japa

[Flying Dice]

Happy cakeday Japa!

[Descan]

* Descan throws Max White at Tony Abbott.

[hops]

* Objective jumps on the Happy Birthday bandwagon

[SealyStar]

Yeah, but you unlock the coolest perks at levels 18, 21, and so on.

[Frumple]

Yeah, but you unlock the coolest perks at levels 18, 21, and so on.

... you do? I think I picked up a class feature somewhere than made most of them inaccessible or something. Haven't noticed many perks, much less cool ones. Maybe the requirements need more WPL than I've been averaging?

[Kadzar]

I wasn't aware that you could buy lordship in Scotland like that O_o

Would that my American citizenship didn't explicitly forbid titles of nobility, or else I'd be very interested in finding out how, exactly, to make this happen.

Is this an actual thing; I thought it was just that the US government was against giving out titles. So does this mean if I got knighted or something I'd instantly lose citizenship? And does it retroactively revoke all the things you need citizenship to unlock? If someone declared Barack Obama to be a Lord in their country, would he have to give up the Presidency (though I'm guessing you can't give titles of nobility without someone's consent)?

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Happy Japa, birthday!

Yeah, but you unlock the coolest perks at levels 18, 21, and so on.

There's also a pretty neat one you can get at level 16, but I didn't do the quest to unlock it until I was about level 18, myself.

[Kadzar]

Not sure how I managed to fuck up like that, but there's nothing to see here anymore.

[SealyStar]

I wasn't aware that you could buy lordship in Scotland like that O_o

Would that my American citizenship didn't explicitly forbid titles of nobility, or else I'd be very interested in finding out how, exactly, to make this happen.

Is this an actual thing; I thought it was just that the US government was against giving out titles. So does this mean if I got knighted or something I'd instantly lose citizenship? And does it retroactively revoke all the things you need citizenship to unlock? If someone declared Barack Obama to be a Lord in their country, would he have to give up the Presidency (though I'm guessing you can't give titles of nobility without someone's consent)?

hugecake.png

Happy Japa, birthday!

Yeah, but you unlock the coolest perks at levels 18, 21, and so on.

There's also a pretty neat one you can get at level 16, but I didn't do the quest to unlock it until I was about level 18, myself.

Which one?

[Kadzar]

Yeah, but you unlock the coolest perks at levels 18, 21, and so on.

There's also a pretty neat one you can get at level 16, but I didn't do the quest to unlock it until I was about level 18, myself.

Which one?

The mount quest. Though I suppose there's a cooler type of mount you need to be level 18 to unlock, though most people don't bother with it since it's not very practical.