I think I came in near the end, but I found it to be interesting and enjoyable as well. The only thing that bothered me is that you just automatically die for attempting to interact with the banshees using certain roleplaying verbs. That makes for neither a good story nor an enjoyable gameplay experience. By all means, let it trigger an actual special attack or something where the creature tries to do something horrible to you in response, but it needs to honor the combat system (skill checks, respecting barriers, not being able to take body parts from zero to destroyed in one hit, etc).

Thanks,
-Life Weaver Karthor

Well the only one I know of for sure is MOCK. My experience with that doesn't exactly make me want to try out others though. Discouraging attempts to interact with things seems a bit counterproductive for an event.

Thanks,
-Life Weaver Karthor

Don't moss mey's have a similar (but non-fatal) thing with flirt?

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Uzmam! The Chairman will NOT be pleased to know you're trying to build outside of approved zones. I'd hate for you to be charged the taxes needed to have this place re-zoned. Head for the manor if you're feeling creative.

<<I mean.. if its come to kill you and you mock it i would severely imagine it would just stop what its doing just to kill you.>>

There's a key word you're missing in there: try. It could very well stop what it's doing just to try to kill you. It shouldn't suddenly get infinitely better at succeeding (literally) just because you tried to call it names. A sufficiently witty player could achieve the same thing with the SAY verb and not suffer the same fate; the whole thing's just terribly jarring.

Thanks,
-Life Weaver Karthor