User:Sidusar - Revision history

Jenn at 21:19, 13 June 2020

2020-06-13T21:19:30Z

Sidusar: Blanked the page

2010-05-20T16:03:34Z

Blanked the page

Sidusar at 22:06, 19 April 2010

2010-04-19T22:06:12Z

Sidusar: Blanked the page

2010-01-23T20:33:31Z

Blanked the page

Show changes

Sidusar at 20:00, 23 January 2010

2010-01-23T20:00:03Z

Show changes

Sidusar at 17:37, 23 January 2010

2010-01-23T17:37:04Z

Show changes

Sidusar at 14:59, 23 January 2010

2010-01-23T14:59:46Z

Sidusar: Replaced content with '=Sandbox='

2010-01-12T20:03:15Z

Replaced content with '=Sandbox='

Show changes

Sidusar at 17:19, 12 January 2010

2010-01-12T17:19:52Z

Sidusar at 07:53, 12 January 2010

2010-01-12T07:53:01Z

← Older revision	Revision as of 21:19, 13 June 2020
Line 1:	Line 1:
−	+	<subpages/>

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:03, 20 May 2010
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	~~==Benefits of raising tribe fame==~~
−	Unlike fame with the higher powers, which is needed to get access to certain teleport pacts, and fame with the civilisations, which is needed for citizenship as well as to take certain rites, raising tribe fame has no global benefits.

−	Once upon a time there were plans to have tribe fame play a crucial role in guild missions, outposts, and who knows what else? Unfortunately this was never implemented and guild tribe fame was even done away with completely. The benefits of tribe fame today are few and meager.
−
−	* A tribe fame '''over -50''' means that the tribe's guards won't attack you the second you step into the tribe's camp. This turns the camp from a deathtrap to be avoided into a more or less safe place.
−	* A tribe fame '''over -30''' means that the tribe's guards will also defend you from whatever's attacking you into their camp. This editor's favorite use of this is to incite wars between the camp gaurds and the wandering patrol of another tribe.
−	* A tribe fame '''over 0''' means you can take missions from the tribe's Supplier, Overseer, Hunter and Prospector. These missions will pay dapper for their completion, plus a small gain in fame. Since there are far easier and faster ways to gain dapper however, and since the non-dapper missions give far more fame, the use of these missions in limited.
−
−	The easiest way to get your fame up with a tribe is probably to go the tribe's camp and take missions from the welcomer, and to repeat this one per day. If your fame with the tribe is lower than -50, but not lower than -65, you can still take missions from the welcomer, but the camp guards will attack you if you try to talk to him

← Older revision	Revision as of 22:06, 19 April 2010
Line 1:	Line 1:
	+	==Benefits of raising tribe fame==
	+	Unlike fame with the higher powers, which is needed to get access to certain teleport pacts, and fame with the civilisations, which is needed for citizenship as well as to take certain rites, raising tribe fame has no global benefits.

	+	Once upon a time there were plans to have tribe fame play a crucial role in guild missions, outposts, and who knows what else? Unfortunately this was never implemented and guild tribe fame was even done away with completely. The benefits of tribe fame today are few and meager.
	+
	+	* A tribe fame '''over -50''' means that the tribe's guards won't attack you the second you step into the tribe's camp. This turns the camp from a deathtrap to be avoided into a more or less safe place.
	+	* A tribe fame '''over -30''' means that the tribe's guards will also defend you from whatever's attacking you into their camp. This editor's favorite use of this is to incite wars between the camp gaurds and the wandering patrol of another tribe.
	+	* A tribe fame '''over 0''' means you can take missions from the tribe's Supplier, Overseer, Hunter and Prospector. These missions will pay dapper for their completion, plus a small gain in fame. Since there are far easier and faster ways to gain dapper however, and since the non-dapper missions give far more fame, the use of these missions in limited.
	+
	+	The easiest way to get your fame up with a tribe is probably to go the tribe's camp and take missions from the welcomer, and to repeat this one per day. If your fame with the tribe is lower than -50, but not lower than -65, you can still take missions from the welcomer, but the camp guards will attack you if you try to talk to him

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:59, 23 January 2010
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	=Sandbox=	+	This is a list of Arispotle Ring Scenarios. Please only add English-language scenarios that are finished and that have been made available to the public in some way.
		+
		+	(Either through having been downloadable from this wiki or another site or through having been announced and hosted for several days.)
		+
		+	Feel free to use this list to pimp your own latest scenario too, but please keep the above guidelines in mind. Don't add your half-finished scenarios that you've only let a few friends test.
		+
		+	==List==
		+	Scroll down to the bottom of the page for an explanation of all the colums.
		+
		+	Remember that Ring scenarios can be vastly complex and diverse, so no categorisation could ever hope to describe them all perfectly. Nevertheless we've tried to include some degree of categorisation, which we hope at least categorises the scenarios better than the ingame one.
		+
		+	{\|class="sortable" width="100%" border="1" style="vertical-align:bottom;background-color:#f5fffa;border-spacing:4px;margin: 1em auto 1em auto"
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #72a090;background-color:#eeeeee;color:#000;padding:5px"\|<b>Scenario</b>
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #72a090;background-color:#eeeeee;color:#000;padding:5px"\|<b>Creator</b>
		+	\|width="5%" style="border:1px solid #72a090;background-color:#eeeeee;color:#000;padding:5px"\|<b>Date</b>
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #72a090;background-color:#eeeeee;color:#000;padding:5px"\|<b>Available</b>
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #72a090;background-color:#eeeeee;color:#000;padding:5px"\|<b>Category</b>
		+	\|width="5%" style="border:1px solid #72a090;background-color:#eeeeee;color:#000;padding:5px"\|<b>RP</b>
		+	\|width="5%" style="border:1px solid #72a090;background-color:#eeeeee;color:#000;padding:5px"\|<b>Lvl</b>
		+	\|width="40%" style="border:1px solid #72a090;background-color:#eeeeee;color:#000;padding:5px"\|<b>Description</b>
		+
		+	\|- style="background-color:#F5FFFF"
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Grove of Sedation
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Marelli
		+	\|width="5%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|2007-10
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Unavailable
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Sandbox
		+	\|width="5%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|RP
		+	\|width="5%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|1
		+	\|width="40%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|
		+
		+	\|- style="background-color:#F5FFFF"
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Trick or Treat
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Marelli
		+	\|width="5%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|2009-10
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Unavailable
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Playground
		+	\|width="5%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Semi
		+	\|width="5%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|1
		+	\|width="40%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|
		+
		+	\|- style="background-color:#F5FFFF"
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Capryni Delivery
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Marelli
		+	\|width="5%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|2009-12
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Unavailable
		+	\|width="10%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Playground
		+	\|width="5%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|Semi
		+	\|width="5%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|50 (3x200)
		+	\|width="40%" style="border:1px solid #99cc99;color:#000;padding:5px"\|
		+	\|}
		+
		+	==Legenda==
		+	===Scenario===
		+	The name or title of the scenario.
		+
		+	===Creator===
		+	The name of the person who created the scenario.
		+
		+	(Can be character name, account name, nickname, real name, whatever the creator likes to be known as.)
		+
		+	===Date===
		+	The date of creation; when was the scenario approximately published?
		+
		+	Given in format 'year-month', so 2008-04 means April of 2008.
		+
		+	===Available===
		+	Whether or not the scenario can be downloaded from our wiki.
		+	*'''Run and Edit''' means the scenario can be downloaded from our wiki and then adapted and modified as you please.
		+	*'''Run Only''' means the scenario can be downloaded from our wiki and played, but not modified.
		+	*'''Unavailable''' means the scenario cannot be downloaded from our wiki.
		+	===RP (Roleplay)===
		+	Whether the scenario is attempting to be consistent with the lore of Ryzom and not immersion-breaking for roleplayers.
		+	*'''RP''' means the scenario is meant to fit within the lore of Atys.
		+	*'''OOC''' means the scenario is meant to be OOC (out of character) fun.
		+	*'''Semi''' means it's OOC-fun that has been flimsily covered to at least not contradict the lore of Atys or break immersion.
		+	===Category===
		+	A general estimate of the structure of the scenario.
		+	*'''Storyline''' means the scenario plays out a storyline. This doesn't mean the scenario has to be linear and static; there can be choices and branching storylines as well. Characteristic for a Storyline scenario is that certain parts of the scenario don't open up until you've reached that point in the story.
		+	*'''Playground''' means that there is a main objective and ending to the scenario, but the player doesn't follow a storyline to get there. The whole scenario is open to them from the start and they can figure out for themselves how to accomplish the objective.
		+	*'''Sandbox''' means there's no overarching objective to accomplish. This doesn't mean there can't be quests, it just means there's no way to 'complete' the scenario. The scenario is meant as a backdrop against where players can run around, explore on their own and do whatever they like.
		+	*'''Arena''' means the scenario is meant as a field for a specific purpose. Examples could be an arena where ever-harder monsters spawn, a battlefield where waves of kitin attack, or a field to play yuboball.
		+	===Lvl (Level)===
		+	The minimum combat level required to realistically be able to play through the entire scenario.
		+	*'''100''' means you'll need at least a level 100 character to play through the scenario.
		+	*'''4x200''' means you'll need at least a team of 4 players who are above level 200 to play through the scenario.
		+	*'''100 (4x200)''' means a single level 100 player can finish the scenario, but there's an extra part that needs a team of 4 players who are at least level 200.
		+
		+	Please note that many scenarios are designed so that even a level 1 character can complete them in some way, and if this is so than the minimum required level is 1, but this doesn't mean it has to be ''easy'' to complete them with a level 1 character. Naturally anything that involves any danger will always be easier with a level 250 character.
		+
		+	Nor does a minimum required level of 1 have to mean that ''everything'' in the scenario has to be doable for a level 1 character, since many scenarios put in some kind of extra that only a highlevel team can accomplish. A minimum required level of 1 just has to mean that the main part of the scenario can be realistically done a by level 1 character.
		+
		+	===Description===
		+	A short description of the specific scenario. Please keep it limited to a few words.

@@ Line 7: / Line 7: @@
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Corsairs]] || races=[[Tryker]] || cult=[[Kami]] || location=[[Liberty Lake]] || image=corsairscamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Corsairs%20Tribe}}
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Silt Sculptors]] || races=[[Tryker]] || cult=[[Karavan]] || location=[[Winds of Muse]] || image=siltsculptorscamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Silt%20Sculptors%20Tribe}}
 |-
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Beachcombers]] || races=[[Tryker]], [[Zoraï]] || cult=[[Kami]] || location=[[Enchanted Isle]] || image=beachcomberscamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Beachcombers%20Tribe}}
 |-
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Lagoon Brothers]] || races=[[Tryker]] || cult=[[Kami]] || location=[[Lagoons of Loria]] || image=lagoonbrotherscamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Lagoon%20Brothers%20Tribe}}
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Cuzans]] || races=[[Cute]] || cult=[[Karavan]] || location=[[Lagoons of Loria]] || image=cuzanscamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Cuzans}}
@@ Line 49: / Line 49: @@
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Matisian Border Guards]] || races=[[Matis]] || cult=[[Karavan]] || location=[[Knoll of Dissent]] || image=borderguardscamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Border%20Guards%20Tribe}}
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[First Deserters]] || races=[[Matis]] || cult=[[Kami]] || location=[[Knoll of Dissent]] || image=firstdeserterscamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;First%20Deserter%20Tribe}}
 |-
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[The Arid Matis]] || races=[[Matis]] || cult=[[Karavan]] || location=[[Hidden Source]] || image=aridmatiscamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Arid%20Tribe}}
@@ Line 56: / Line 57: @@
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Ecowarriors]] || races=[[Tryker]] || cult=[[Kami]] || location=[[Upper Bog]] || image=ecowarriorscamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Ecowarriors%20Tribe}}
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[The Slash and Burn]] || races=All || cult=[[Karavan]] || location=[[Upper Bog]] || image=slashandburncamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;The%20Slash%20And%20Burn%20Tribe}}
 |-
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Sap Slaves]] || races=[[Matis]] || cult=[[Karavan]] || location=[[Grove of Confusion]] || image=sapslavescamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Sap%20Slaves%20Tribe}}
@@ Line 72: / Line 72: @@
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Company of the Eternal Tree]] || races=All || cult=[[Kami]] || location=[[Haven of Purity]] || image=companytreecamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Company%20Tree}}
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Tutors]] || races=All || cult=[[Kami]] || location=[[Haven of Purity]] || image=tutorscamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Tutors%20Tribe}}
 |-
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Antikamis]] || races=[[Zoraï]] || cult=[[Karavan]] || location=[[Grove of Umbra]] || image=antikamiscamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Antikamis%20Tribe}}
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Black Circle]] || races=All || cult=[[Karavan]] || location=[[Grove of Umbra]] || image=blackcirclecamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Black%20Circle%20Tribe}}
 |-
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Master of the Goo]] || races=[[Zoraï]] || cult=[[Karavan]] || location=[[Void]] || image=masterofthegoocamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Master%20Goo%20Tribe}}

@@ Line 36: / Line 36: @@
 ==Tribes of the Verdant Heights==
-The Verdant Heights are a hotbed of tribe activity and conflict. Beneath the trees of the forests you'll find more tribes than on any other continent in the New Lands, and also more tribal hostility than anywhere else. The Matis government has to manage a constant carefully balanced political game to keep all the hostile tribes at bay, but luckily for them they also have several allied tribes assisting them in this matter. Though the region containing the Matis cities is safe and only populated by the peaceful [[Green Seed]], enemy tribes await the Matis right over the region borders in both directions.
+The Verdant Heights are a hotbed of tribe activity and conflict. Beneath the trees of the forests you'll find more tribes than on any other continent in the New Lands, and also more tribal hostility than anywhere else. The Matis government has to manage a constant carefully balanced political game to keep all the hostile tribes at bay, but luckily for them they also have several allied tribes assisting them in this matter. Though the region containing the Matis cities is safe and only populated by the peaceful [[Green Seed]], enemy tribes await the Matis right over the region borders in either direction.
 The northern Verdant Heights are where the tribes opposing the Matis kingdom fight against the tribes allied with the Matis. [[First Deserters]] against [[Matisian Border Guards]], [[Woven Bridles]] against [[The Arid Matis]], and [[Ancient Dryads]] against the [[Sap Slaves]]. Only the tribe of the [[Oasis Diggers]], in the far northwestern corner of the Verdant Heights, stays out of all the fighting and coexists peacefully with the Matis and the other tribes.
@@ Line 63: / Line 63: @@
 ==Tribes of the Witherings==
-The Witherings have a moderate population of tribes. Most regions of the jungle are home to two tribes having to share the region, but unlike in the Verdant Heights, most of these tribes manage to indeed share the region peacefully, and none of these tribes are directly at war with eachother. There is still a stark contrast between the central region and the outlying regions though. The central regions are home to the [[Icon Worshippers]], [[Hamazans of the Dead Seed]], [[Shadow Runners]], [[Tutors]] and the [[Company of the Eternal Tree]]. Tribes that, although greatly varying in their goals and means, at least all follow the Kami and are on speaking terms with the Zoraï . The outlying regions however, harbor mostly tribes who follow the Karavan, many of which also study the Goo. The [[Antikamis]], [[Goo Heads]], [[Black Circle]] and [[Master of the Goo]] are all made up of sinister fanatics who are outright hostile to the Zoraï nation, and indeed no other government has to fend off so many dangerous tribes as the Zoraï one. Lastly, the intelligent Gibbaï of the [[Gibads]] tribe hide deep in the jungle, living there peacefully unless provoked.
+The Witherings have a moderate population of tribes. Most regions of the jungle are home to two tribes having to share the region, but unlike in the Verdant Heights, most of these tribes manage to indeed share the region peacefully, and none of these tribes are directly at war with eachother. There is still a stark contrast between the central region and the outlying regions though. The central regions are home to the [[Icon Worshippers]], [[Hamazans of the Dead Seed]], [[Shadow Runners]], [[Tutors]] and the [[Company of the Eternal Tree]]. Tribes that, although greatly varying in their goals and means, at least all follow the Kami and are on speaking terms with the Zoraï . The outlying regions however, harbor mostly tribes who follow the Karavan, many of which also study the Goo. The [[Antikamis]], [[Goo Heads]], [[Black Circle]] and [[Master of the Goo]] are all made up of sinister fanatics who are outright hostile to the Zoraï nation, and indeed no other government has to fend off so many dangerous tribes as the Zoraï one. Lastly, the intelligent Gibbaï of the [[Gibads]] tribe also hide deep in the jungle, living there peacefully unless provoked.
 {|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="10" border="0"
@@ Line 82: / Line 82: @@
 ==Tribes of Nexus==
-Nexus, the high forested plateau at the center of the New Lands, is also the heart of the factional conflict between the homin followers of the [[Higher Powers]]. The Karavan loyalists of [[The Kuild]] and the Kami loyalists of the [[Company of the Eternal Tree]] have established camps on opposite sides of Destiny's End and vie for control of the resource-rich region. It is perhaps an uneven struggle, as The Kuild also has to contend with the [[Recoverers]], a tribe of Zoraï Kami-worshippers who have also set up camp in the region.
+Nexus, the high forested plateau at the center of the New Lands, is also the heart of the factional conflict between the homin followers of the [[Higher Powers]]. The Karavan loyalists of [[The Kuild]] and the Kami loyalists of the [[Company of the Eternal Tree]], the two tribes most favored by their respective Higher Powers, have established camps on opposite sides of Destiny's End and vie for control of the resource-rich region. It is perhaps an uneven struggle, as The Kuild also has to contend with the [[Recoverers]], a tribe of Zoraï Kami-worshippers who have also set up camp in the region.
 {|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="10" border="0"
@@ Line 88: / Line 88: @@
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Company of the Eternal Tree]] || races=All || cult=[[Kami]] || location=[[Nexus]] || image=companytreenexuscamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Company%20Tree}}
 | {{Infobox Tribe || Tribename=[[Recoverers]] || races=[[Zoraï]] || cult=[[Kami]] || location=[[Nexus]] || image=recovererscamp.jpg || maplink=http://ballisticmystix.net/?p=map;keywords;Recoverers%20Tribe}}
 |}