1267-2: Person A (a man in his twenties) says: "Yes I am mr. hatcher what is your name? "
1267-1: Person B (a woman in her thirties) says: "ooc: please ignore. wrong char."
1267-1: Person B (a woman in her thirties) says: "I'm Kikhbuti. I believe I heard people call you mr. Hatcher?"
1267-1: Person A (a man in his twenties) says: "Hematite is always a valuable resource sir, what is your name? "
I would like to quote the following text on the main website to explain my reasons for suspicion:
While each individual player is allowed to have multiple characters, those characters MUST be separate and distinct individuals. This has several ramifications for the game:
Your characters are not automatically a family, a clan, a tribe, an army, a company, or so on - not necessarily even friends. They should have their own interests and goals. They should not know each other unless they happen to meet. If two of your characters interact, they should do so as though each were looking out for their own interests and goals - essentially, as though the other character were being played by a stranger. Describing your characters as a family, banding all of your characters together to form an army, or starting a character solely to produce goods or perform services for the benefit of another one of your characters (making a `mule` character) are all violations of this aspect of the Cardinal Rule.
