Zoluren, 3500 kronars per month.

Only one that I know of is reduced ferry fees to Leth.

Azhag

The galley ride to and from Kresh/M'riss is free for Rissans. You can also get yourself a medallion at the town hall.

In Shard there are citizen-only shops, and one can use any gate at all to go into town at night. In Theren there are also citizen only shops, citizens can get discounts on some merchandise, the ferry and barge fees are halved, and one can use the drawbridge to get into the Keep at night.

Ryeka


Sometimes the key to happiness is not assuming it is locked in the first place- Ziggy

>>It's currently bugged so that the debt is to Therengia, however, despite Muspar'i being a separate kingdom. Don't need to take coins with you when you apply for citizenship, it'll just add to your debt regardless (even if you have them on hand).<<

Mebbe it's bugged cuz there are currently on 4 provinces right now.. Muspar'i is closest to the Therengia province so it falls under that debt? That would be my guess until P5 opens.


B

>>1) Where the citizen-only stores are OR what I can ask the clerk to find out?

There is a citizen-only room in the hat shop in the market square of Therenborough, and Telomin Hall is citizen-only. It has a library and a sideboard where one may obtain free food and drink. I'm not sure where the citizen-only places are in Riverhaven, if there are any.

>>3) Is there anything else super-neato people can tell me, or tell me to ask the clerk about?

You'll find that your ferry and barge fares are half-price, that as a rule you can obtain lower prices in most stores than a non-citizen can, and that if you wish to enter Theren Keep at night you can use the drawbridge. You don't have to go swimming. You might want to ask the clerk about titles, and the barge men and ferrymen will give you a special acknowledgement as you board.

Ryeka Wolfsdaughter, former citizen of Therengia


Sometimes the key to happiness is not assuming it is locked in the first place- Ziggy

A journey of a thousand SMILES begins with a single step- Ziggy

Mr. Clerk in Aesry says:

The clerk says, "It looks like you're already a citizen of Ilithi. If you want to become a citizen here you must first journey to Ilithi and renounce your loyalty. Good day."

I just made the trip to Shard to clean the bank and vault and could have sworn Shard citizenship got removed with the debt. Do I have to go all the way back or can a higher-up assist?

Palasix

The debt was removed, but not the citizenship.

Ryeka


Sometimes the key to happiness is not assuming it is locked in the first place- Ziggy

A journey of a thousand SMILES begins with a single step- Ziggy

Oh, and it should be removed with no waiting period for those who wish to setup house elsewhere.


-Laarth Frozenfyre
Ilithi Militia, Commander
http://www.ilithi.com
Fyearikloa'i Rensh'a Bakshiloa of Strategy
http://www.bakshiloa.com/libraryindex.html

I'd like to ask about 'Ilithi Citizenship' as opposed to 'Shard Citizenship'. As it is Ithlia doesn't pay taxes, doesn't have any citizenship perks, as she is now locked out of Vaalrin House and the citizenship tent. Yet she would still have to pay and wait if she wants to cancel her apparently non-existent citizenship and wait a month to join else where.

So what I'd like to ask is... is there any reason for her to retain her old citizenship? Are there plans for a citizenship office elsewhere in Ilithi? Will there be perks for those that hung on to their old citizenship?

As I understood it the Outcasts only have control of the city of Shard, not the entire province. However the way things are now they seem to control the entire province. Their checkpoint restricts access to most of the province. Their citizenship has replaced that of the province.

I'm not complaining here at all. This is the way it is and I'm willing to play along. Its just that I'm confused. My character is really confused and feeling very displaced. It would be nice to be able to get her settled again with a 'home'. As it is now she's just wandering around. heh

Thanks for reading and any insight as to what, if anything, is planned for Ilithi citizenship would be great!



~ Ithlia peers out from a pale blue moonbeam's window. ~

I'm still voting for "of Ilithi" for a post title.

What about opening up a new citizenship office in the Fortress? Would make sense for the Mountain Elves that we have running around.


~Jen,
Player of a Prydaen Prophet.

Zoluren -- free ferry fare. This doesn't really seem like all that much, but it sure comes in handy when you don't have to run ALL the way back to Crossings or Leth because you forgot your fare money or had it swiped (or if you happened to die). It used to be a real problem for me.


J'Lo, no that other one

Anyone know if there still planning more benefit's for citizenship? I remember big plans for it at first, and I haven't heard anymore about it since.

Nikol, Rakash moonie.

Pretty much is the case at the moment. Just a thought.

Ibec Alshaerd of Zoluren

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Stamped upon the parchment is the Crest of House Alshaerd. A grandeous phoenix rising from the Greater Fist of Heavens encircled by golden laurels.

>>There's also, you know. The sense of civic pride and patriotism your character gets from knowing they are well and truly a citizen of their home province rather than just a loafer in it.

You've gained a new rank in brown nosing. :-P

And to quote my very good friend, "You're weird."


~Brady, player of I'm a Lover Not a Fighter Elavin Rismel.

"If your house costs 3 plat, and your dog costs 18....you maight bey a redneck..."

Well, this brings up an interesting question. What perks are there?

The ones I know of...

Theren allows you entrance to the keep at night (I personally hate that, as a cleric I used to be able to get in regardless of day/night... no longer)

M'riss allows you to travel the ferry from ?Leth?

That's all I know of.

Ristyl

>>velaka <muspar'I> citizens right now receive no benefits, and no discount on rides in theren, even though we can pay our dues in therengian debt offices.

We do make people wonder where Velaka is, though. There's some level of amusement in that.


Syralon
Cleric of Ushnish
"'You're saying we have wars,' Saint Gut-Free says, 'because we have a low threshold for boredom?'

And the Missing Link says, 'We have wars because we deny that low threshold.'"

This is probably a bit off topic but gonna ask anyways... what do you man by this? You cant use the hole in the wall to get in? Or the plunge to get out? (trying to keep it vague but its one of the worst kept secrets IG anyways.)

<<I personally hate that, as a cleric I used to be able to get in regardless of day/night... no longer>> In reference to getting into Theren

I wish the gate keepers would stop making snide comments about my animals since my charactor is a citizen. For that matter how does a simple soldier know that my charactor is a warrior mage? he wears heavy plate and dresses like a paladin basically. Heck I had a female thief the other day assume that he was a paladin actually. (In regards to Theren Keep)

RW


"Men always want to be a woman's first love. Women have a more subtle instinct: What they like is to be a man's last romance. " Oscar Wilde

I wouldn't mind seeing a few citizenship shops pop up. Could toss in some regional kind of items. Zoluren has a huge change in culture between the northern and southern borders. But i've always liked the system would like to see a few more perks and such added. Just a thought.

~Ibec

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Stamped upon the parchment is the Crest of House Alshaerd. A grandeous phoenix rising from the Greater Fist of Heavens encircled by golden laurels.

In general citizenship is available from anyplace that has its own goevernment,like the islands all have a seperate government from each other.I am curious if throne city has a seperate government?i know nothing about it so some one let me know