You can command the pilot to have someone thrown off, and you can set a guard on the plank to prevent folk from boarding.

<<A lot of the characters in DR are really cliche like that too. I see no way you could call pointing someone out an "OOC action" when he or she enters the room with a criminal or thiefly title, *wearing black leathers* with skulls embossed, a mask to hide their face, *a loaded crossbow or a black dagger*, and ducks behind the nearest barrel. If you blatantly look and/or act like a criminal it's entirely IC for a stranger to point you out and treat you like one.>>

Just to let people in on somethin...
I know a warmie who wears lots of black and walks around with a hooded cloak concealing her features, who has probably 0-5 stealing ranks. My old barb wore almost all black, had a similar cloak concealing his features, used crossbows (along with around eight other types of weapons), and had daggers - though not black - for throwing. He wore black because I trained stealth, and IC'ly black would help stealth. The ranger I played breifly also wore all black, and yes, my thief also wears black, for the same reason as my barb - RP - and trains crossbow because it's easiest to use with a shield.

Sorry, it's just irritating to me for some reason to always, always, ALWAYS see black clothes, crossbows, and stealth related with stealing, especially since my hiding is now lower than my stealing - meaning I steal better without hiding unless I use a boost. The irony there is at least funny.


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J>slap lake
Beating up on a poor defenseless lake? For shame

For the longest time I wore all black because someone told me that it helped me hide in the shadows better, lol.

Then I wore an obsidian circle because again I was told it gave a small hide bonus.

There are a lot of people who rely on stealth in the game, it makes sense that you would see a lot of people in black.

Oh plus everyone wants to be a ninja death killer, duh.


-Teeklin

>>Except that black actually makes you stand out more than something that would break your outline, like camo.

Except in a fantasy world where we melt into the background and blend with the shadows. All within arm's length!

Reference: MM Spell "Shadows"

-Teeklin

>>There's nothing in the spell's messaging about being covered in black emo goth kid gear, which is my real beef with people wearing all black. :(<<

Hey, some of us are chunky. Black is slimming, okay! Sometimes even corsets need help.

chuckle

--Shay