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Huge thanks to the Twisted Nether Blogcast for having me on as a guest for their episode 200. I think it’s amazing that they’ve made it this far, and a testament to their commitment to the blogging community of Warcraft. …

 
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Discipline Decisions
comment 2 Written by on January 21, 2009 – 3:28 pm

After talking with a few people, I’ve decided to go the rename/recreate route.  Annalira will live on as a personal NPC – a character I can use and RP with when I want to.

What made up my mind?  Well, a few things – some really cool conversations with other people about dealing with the problem and possible solutions, and the realization that what plagued Annalira was not that I didn’t like her.

It was that I had, in effect, created a completely static character.  Without radically changing something about her (that I didn’t want to do, since I do like her), she wasn’t going to have any changes – even if I introduced drama into her life.

So, Annalira’s still around, but I’ll introduce her “in game” replacement soon (once I get her a little better fleshed out).

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2 Responses to “Discipline Decisions”

  1. I couldn’t find her on the armory, so its perhaps too late. Deleting a high level character is not something I’d do. She could retire from active adventuring and concentrate on her professions, essentially becoming a useful bank alt.

    Cryptographys last blog post..Reflections on my pixelated fixations.

    By Cryptography on Jan 23, 2009 | Reply

  2. @Cryptography:

    Don’t worry – she didn’t get deleted :) She got a new name and a new face though, so she’s not on the armory since I”ve not yet introduced the new priest yet!

    By Anna on Jan 23, 2009 | Reply

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