I think most people on Red share that wish of a larger population, hence why this thread exists, pal.

I... guess that's true.

Send tell to Aeudaen, or ask if i am online in ooc. if i am online ill hop on my lvl 50 druid to buff to any newbies in the gfay area.

pras red99

Having never pvp'd in eq I think it's time to give red a shot and see how it goes. I look forward to getting gibbed and laughed at while I learn. Going to give a caster a shot as well since I haven't played one of those either.

Bring the pain!

Call LNS and move to another nearby zone. check back where you were after 10 minutes and see if they are still around. Yes at level 5 you may have to call LNS. There are some bullies around but griefing anyone let alone rags players is frowned upon and not tolerated by the rules if you call LNS.

I started on this server 2 months ago and have never been corpse camped or excessively griefed (yes some. of my chars have taken deaths from lvl 15 ragebringer/fungi alts) . Ive lost over 400pp in a pvp death, and had some good convos with players after they have killed me. the key to having fun is keeping your rustleness to a minimum

As i mentioned in previous post hit me up for some buffs, and if you are getting bullied badly and im around, ill make sure you are unkillable.

pras red99

Hung out on red today and got 5 levels. Overall pretty fun. Spent some unproductive time in MM and learned that attacking someone isn't always the best way to get them to invite you to a group. The shaman that got me killed tried to kill me again on my CR by blowing my invis. I lived. He was PKed by someone else. Later, got into a friendly duel with a fungi twink. Turned out to not be so friendly. Oh god he's gonna kill me. So I ran out to Lfay and took cover in the forest. Watching that troll go by looking for me while I was hiding behind a tree was terrifyingly unique experience. Met up with some people in SK and grinded away the better part of the day there without being hassled. Had a great time. Thanks red.

mhm

A+ post. Red thanks you for having an open mind and willingness to learn the other half of the Everquest experience.

Awesome story.

It's interesting that on blue you pretty rarely use the terrain to any kind of advantage - in fact in most cases, NPC's and terrain don't interract well at all causing warping or getting hit from under the world.

On red climbing trees is a legit strategy (not always!)