Going red.
 

Can someone explain to me what are the steps to go from blue to red and back?

I know you have to go to the priest of dischord to go red, but going blue after that, does it involve some long quest or its just a simple book turn-in or something?

I always was under the impression that you were always going to be Red and couldn't switch back?

Priest of Order

You could petition to go from red back to blue. If you were lucky, a GM would create a custom quest for you to complete based on your level. It was a pain in the ass (required a lot of traveling and camping) but always doable. It usually involved acquiring a lot of items and giving them to the GM.

This was how it was before Kunark anyway, I don't think many people went red after they knew not to.

Not sure if it works here but the Priest of Order spawns in Qeynos.

As of now, I've never reverted someones red status who is over level 10. By that point, you didn't make a mistake, you're just stupid.

The Priest of Order works as intended.

Priest of Order! Did it last week

Priest of order in Qeynos.

When going to deflag from PVP tag you must hail the priest of Discord and get another book. Once you have the book find the priest of order hand it to him. Once he has it Hail him and follow prompt. As of right now there is no quest implemented so its just a simple run to Qeynos.

nice, sounds easy :)

here's an example of what i mentioned

http://eqbeastiary.allakhazam.com/search.shtml?zone=4
RE: Priest of Order
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The Priest of Order is indeed a very rare NPC. Because it is actually a GM controlled character that gives a quest to character that has turned in their Tome of Order and Discord (i.e. turned on their PK switch) and now wants to turn off the PK switch. I have seen him twice, and don't know what quest was given to the second fellow but the first fellow had to bring back drinks from the four corners of Norrath. Rare drinks. The quests are never very easy, and usually involve spending a painful amount of plat. Turning off the PK switch is not meant to be a simple or pleasant or casual thing.