Ciron was a training academy for adolescents who needed more instruction and discipline. Parents would send their unruly children there in hopes that the strict ways of Academy would help steer their young one onto the proper path through tough corrective measures, while using the art of combat as the focal point. The Academy was considered a last resort for most, hoping this would be what the new enrollee would need in order to make something of their life, as well as give them tools for a potential profession. Euriah was dropped off at the doorstep of Ciron at a young age, but nobody ever returned to get him. When he first arrived there, he quickly gained the reputation for being obnoxious. Quite the handful he was. A retired priest-knight from Valour named Kramier chose to mentor Euriah, and guide him accordingly. The ways of fighting were instilled, discipline was implemented, and faith was reinforced. Despite being unruly when Euriah arrived at the academy, Ciron's methods slowly corralled his ill-mannered ways. He became attentive, eager to learn, and absorbed everything he could from Kramier's teachings. Now that he was becoming of age, being inspired from Kramier's stories and experiences of being a Valourian Knight, Euriah gathered his few belongings, took his leave from Ciron, and made his way to Valour.
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A masculine figures arms seem to be ever tense, as he grips his weapon tightly. Perspiration beads up around his knuckles, showing the intensity of his grasp. Steady eyes peer intently. Veins on his neck make themselves known as the blood in his body pulsates. With a slight grimace he bares the look of determination across his face.
Not at all to take away from Nadrin's comment, but....Damn shame, Euriah was quite a badass, and I for one am sad there isn't hope for a comeback. Great work with a paladin, gonna be missed.
I thoroughly enjoyed playing Euriah. Worst decision on the char was to take the Executor role. I knew before hand that in the near future there was little chance for me to have the time to play. But I took the role out of sheer hope that time would be available... So, sorry Ceridwel for taking the position I should have turned down. Once Executor, I felt so behind every time I logged on...So many notes, so many new developments, and so on. As the leader, having to log on just to play catch up, and be filled in by the other knights just plain sucked. I was playing behind the ball the whole time, instead of playing towards now and the future. It was taking the fun out of logging on him.
So I put Euriah in the closet hoping to get back to him one day. It just never happened.
I also say any cabal leader that logs on 6 hours a month for over a year, should just step down. That's not leading, its just showing up occasionally and having a cabal leader title. Give somebody else the opportunity to LEAD.
On a side note, Pally's rock if you know how to play them. Adding a weapon to their skills would be nice too. Spear or flail...imo.
Record was nice. Playing with you as Rondak was fun, although it probably frustrated you as many times as Rondak got geared and lost it all. It was kind of funny watching you try to deal with Balan's whole not able to read or write thing. I was highly amused by that little thing with Balan, as no one really knew how to handle it. I was highly disappointed that I never really got to interact with you with Balan once I was inducted. The times we did play together were good, but I personally think that if you spend more then two months with no hours, and you know its not going to improve anytime soon that you should just delete. That goes for all caballed players.
I was sorry to see you go inactive. Balan stepped up to Exec soon after though so there wasn't much of a gap. Great record. You should share your pally tactics in the Game Guides forum...it is a popular class but very few seem to do it right from a PK perspective.
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So I put Euriah in the closet hoping to get back to him one day. It just never happened.
I also say any cabal leader that logs on 6 hours a month for over a year, should just step down. That's not leading, its just showing up occasionally and having a cabal leader title. Give somebody else the opportunity to LEAD.
On a side note, Pally's rock if you know how to play them. Adding a weapon to their skills would be nice too. Spear or flail...imo.
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