Most violent character?

[Zanthos]

Mary Williams was one of my toons idol. he spawned in seatown forest when i was but a youngin to the game, and being a youngin i left the forest due to ooc information about mary williams and went to seatown. after many years i returned to the forest, because i just hated seatown and found the forest to be a great place to be. Very ordered, and you are fine if you didnt break a law.

I believe i heard she died on the forums when moreau was in his 40's, but he never actually heard of her being dead. When he asked if she was around when getting to the forest, he was told she was inside and that (i think fearless) was doing all business dealings, so i conducted my trade for wood gathering privelidges and returned to seatown to continue on my raker.

I think it was a well guarded secret in game for a long time.

Definately. And for good reason. If anyone knew she died the order she built with her authority would crumble. I personally give props to everyone who knew she died oocly and still played as if she didnt, because that had to be tough. Such a visible figure suddenly gone.

I cant think of anyone else to be truly 'violent'

maybe the polish as a whole? well, thier pirates anyway.

[Tangential]

Hmm.. I believe my character knew about Mary's death before I read it in the forums, only because he deals directly with Mary and no one else. Dealing with anyone else would mean something is wrong (which I think goes for every character who does a trade between their town and Seatown Forest). I'm trying to remember how my character was actually told about the death though but I can't for the life of me remember. GAH! how frustrating. But yes, my character and I understood why her death was kept a secret, so playing along was not hard.

Meh, I guess Mary could be counted as violent. Sure she killed plenty of people, but I think she killed based on what she, in her own mind, thought was the right thing to do for the most part. *shrugs* Which would make a range of people from heroes to terrorists be counted as violent as well. These kinds of violence all have a set of thinking and values behind the killings. However, in contrast, there are violent acts that display no thinking or values. They kill just because they can and are bloodthirsty. I would count that as most violent.

[15454]

I was one of the charries who was asked to enter a building and never repeat what I heard or said, which I didn't.

[Cookie]

What about Hailey Blerk (think that was her name) in Kwor, she was fairly ruthless.

However, in contrast, there are violent acts that display no thinking or values. They kill just because they can and are bloodthirsty. I would count that as most violent.

I had a character like that once, used to lead newspawns onto boat journeys with him then murder them while at sea. No one noticed they were actually disappearing though since no1 actually really does notice when a newspawn disapears. that and you can bury at sea, or at least used to be able to.

[Sunni Daez]

lol I have been reading through this thread.. and I definitely see a pattern here lmao!!!

[Sekar]

Indeed...

[15454]

I usually hate to include my own charrie by saying it myself but, Michaela and Takashi's death games anyone? throw a few people inside a building a few rooms deep, force them to fight, even arm them, winner has a chance of surviving if they follow the rules. - Those were always a good time. You'd have newspawns against friends and neighbors from surrounding towns.

[Gran]

Sounds cool...hey, I usually saw notes in Pok about a char who enslaved a hole bunch of people, anyone remember who was this guy?

[SumBum]

I usually hate to include my own charrie by saying it myself but, Michaela and Takashi's death games anyone? throw a few people inside a building a few rooms deep, force them to fight, even arm them, winner has a chance of surviving if they follow the rules. - Those were always a good time. You'd have newspawns against friends and neighbors from surrounding towns.

I was going to mention them and the others in that forest. That is what I would consider "violent" - not just killing but doing so in very cruel ways.

[fallenval]

STONE KNIGHTS TAKE THE CAKE

I don't know why but every time I run into a stone knight he/she kills my Chr It's not like a keep a grudge against them for it and do stupid things. It's actually kind of interesting.
I have had a chr get falsly accused of a crim dragged into a room and killed by a certain Stone Knight Adam.
Another Charachter of mine runs into him gets falsly accused of a crime (I know whats coming but RP that i dont) and gets killed.

This happen to alot of people cuz their were like 6-7 bodies in the room.

[Gran]

This happen to alot of people cuz their were like 6-7 bodies in the room.

Yeah, stone knights are indeed the most violent chars. Besides the usual violence, they have survived for a long time without being exterminated by their violence.

I wonder how many items they get from their victims.

[SekoETC]

If Adam is still considered a Stone Knight then I don't know what the hell they are thinking. Some people said he never finished his initiation period and that way isn't even a full Stone Knight. You'd think that to protect the reputation of their organization, they would have deemed him an outcast long ago but from what I heard, some Stone Knights still support him.

[saztronic]

I had a character interact with a rogue Stone Knight once, a guy by the name of Link (one of his aliases anyway). He was terrorizing the mountains east of Klojt, him and his girlfriend. Torturing people, killing anybody that got in his way, taking everything that wasn't nailed down. We went up to take care of it but he fled on a motorcycle. Left his girlfriend behind, who claimed to be one of his rape victims so we let her go. I later saw her hanging around like nothing happened when I passed through Olipifirovash Forest.

And Link? Many Cantr years later he was still free, even though the Stone Knights knew what he was doing. They were up in my character's face because of another of their brothers, who was supporting Link, who got caught in the crossfire. They never would cop to what Link was doing openly, or say that my charrie had any say in it whatsoever regardless. Jeremy Salis was pretty good about -- at least he was well played -- but he still had a bug up his ass about the whole thing.

Just rambling. It's been said a lot, but Stone Knights just get off on this sort of thing. I think they've been the most consistently violent the longest, as a group. Though they would claim that everyone else just misunderstands them -- the claim of tyrannists from time immemorial.

Oh yeah, and I've been a Stone Knight too, and it's fun to play, don't get me wrong

[15454]

Mr.S. trained as a Stone Knight briefly, but then he just moved back to Pok Harbour.

[Zanthos]

i wouldnt mind being a stone knight, though i have a sort of ooc aversion to killing off someone's character they worked hard on. It puts me off a little because it has happened to me, so i like to give people opportunities to live. If I had a pirate, i probably wouldnt do very well because i would let people go, who would then come after me.