Kembal
01-07-2006, 04:51 PM
So, as some of you may know, I lost a Siegery set in Ta'Vaalor yesterday. Dunno if I dropped the case it was in, put the case in a cloak on the bench instead of my cloak, or what. It was an extremely bad night for me, typing wise.
In any case, I assisted immediately, and got it answered today. I figured that they could at least tell me if it was picked by up by the janitor, so I knew whether to bug other people in Vaalor or not. (I believe I had forgotten to register the pieces, so I didn't really have any hope of reclaiming it if the janitor had picked it up.) However, I was told that I couldn't be given even this information, which doesn't jive with what I read on the boards. This seems like one extremely stupid policy change to me, or there's some bad information somewhere.
Here's the log: (I'm in the middle of doing step 25 for Voln, so hence on the ferry.)
*** Host Khana is here to answer your assist. ***
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Khana smiles.
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Khana says, "Hello Kembal."
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Khana joins your group.
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The elven captain gestures at the dock and says, "Up Sylvarraend Road, you'll find our brothers, the Illistim. A bit bookish, but generally hospitable."
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YOU HAVE BEEN IDLE TOO LONG. PLEASE RESPOND.
>"Hi
You say, "Hi."
>
The boat slowly heads towards shore.
>
Khana smiles.
>
[script paused, Esc to continue]
Khana asks, "You had a problem with some minatures?"
>"Yes
You say, "Yes."
>
The boat carefully pulls up to the dock.
>"My ironwood case containing my set of kobold Siegery minatures was lost in Vaalor's VC last night
You say, "My ironwood case containing my set of kobold Siegery minatures was lost in Vaalor's VC last night."
>
An elven crewmember picks up an end of a rope and scrambles onto the dock. He quickly and securely ties the rope to one of the pillars on the dock.
>"I'm not certain if I dropped it, or put it in a cloak on the bench, or what happened
You say, "I'm not certain if I dropped it, or put it in a cloak on the bench, or what happened."
>
An elven crewmember scrambles back onto the boat and lowers the gangplank.
>"I only noticed it when I went to play a game later
You say, "I only noticed it when I went to play a game later."
>out
[Lake of Fear, North Dock]
Finely-carved modwir posts support the weight of the fel boards that form the floor of the dock. The boards are fastened securely to the posts with a thick rope twined between each board. The gentle sway of the dock causes a light creaking sound as the waves brush against the posts. A cobblestone path leads away from the dock back towards the village. You also see a wooden sign, a gangplank and a ferry boat.
Also here: a few others
Obvious paths: none
Khana followed.
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You quietly whisper to Khana, "So I wanted to check if the janitor picked it up or not."
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Khana whispers, "Since others cannot touch your minatures, it would have had to have been the janitor that got it."
>
You quietly whisper to Khana, "But the problem is, they were in one of those repair cases, a sturdy ironwood case."
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You quietly whisper to Khana, "I think other players could have picked that up."
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Khana whispers, "Ah I see."
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Khana whispers, "I apoligze, it is our policy that we cannot reveal to players whether the janitor picked up an item, or whether it was another player that did so."
>
>
You quietly whisper to Khana, "Really? I thought I read on the boards that other players have had something like this happen, and a GM was able to check for them."
>
Khana whispers, "I have been told straight out by a GM several times that we will not tell this to players. The point of confusion usually is that a LONG time ago, I believe we would tell this to players, but the policy has changed."
>
You quietly whisper to Khana, "Ah, dang. It'd have made my life easier if I knew had to track a player down or not, but ok."
>
Khana whispers, "I'm very sorry for the bad news, were these minatures registered?"
>
You quietly whisper to Khana, "I am not certain, but I have a bad feeling that I didn't register them, since I hadn't registered my other two sets."
>
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Khana whispers, "It's especially important to register all your minatures in case you lose them through a game crash, I notice you have some others on you, so be SURE to register em."
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Khana whispers, "If not, even it's a crash and our fault we won't be able to replace them."
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You quietly whisper to Khana, "Ok, I'll be sure to do that."
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Khana whispers, "I'm sorry again Kembal, did you have any other questions for me today?"
>
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You quietly whisper to Khana, "Nope, that was it. Thank you."
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Khana whispers, "Best of luck."
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Khana smiles.
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Khana waves.
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You wave to Khana.
>
Khana vanishes in a puff of smoke!
In any case, I assisted immediately, and got it answered today. I figured that they could at least tell me if it was picked by up by the janitor, so I knew whether to bug other people in Vaalor or not. (I believe I had forgotten to register the pieces, so I didn't really have any hope of reclaiming it if the janitor had picked it up.) However, I was told that I couldn't be given even this information, which doesn't jive with what I read on the boards. This seems like one extremely stupid policy change to me, or there's some bad information somewhere.
Here's the log: (I'm in the middle of doing step 25 for Voln, so hence on the ferry.)
*** Host Khana is here to answer your assist. ***
>
Khana smiles.
>
Khana says, "Hello Kembal."
>
Khana joins your group.
>
The elven captain gestures at the dock and says, "Up Sylvarraend Road, you'll find our brothers, the Illistim. A bit bookish, but generally hospitable."
>
YOU HAVE BEEN IDLE TOO LONG. PLEASE RESPOND.
>"Hi
You say, "Hi."
>
The boat slowly heads towards shore.
>
Khana smiles.
>
[script paused, Esc to continue]
Khana asks, "You had a problem with some minatures?"
>"Yes
You say, "Yes."
>
The boat carefully pulls up to the dock.
>"My ironwood case containing my set of kobold Siegery minatures was lost in Vaalor's VC last night
You say, "My ironwood case containing my set of kobold Siegery minatures was lost in Vaalor's VC last night."
>
An elven crewmember picks up an end of a rope and scrambles onto the dock. He quickly and securely ties the rope to one of the pillars on the dock.
>"I'm not certain if I dropped it, or put it in a cloak on the bench, or what happened
You say, "I'm not certain if I dropped it, or put it in a cloak on the bench, or what happened."
>
An elven crewmember scrambles back onto the boat and lowers the gangplank.
>"I only noticed it when I went to play a game later
You say, "I only noticed it when I went to play a game later."
>out
[Lake of Fear, North Dock]
Finely-carved modwir posts support the weight of the fel boards that form the floor of the dock. The boards are fastened securely to the posts with a thick rope twined between each board. The gentle sway of the dock causes a light creaking sound as the waves brush against the posts. A cobblestone path leads away from the dock back towards the village. You also see a wooden sign, a gangplank and a ferry boat.
Also here: a few others
Obvious paths: none
Khana followed.
>
>
You quietly whisper to Khana, "So I wanted to check if the janitor picked it up or not."
>
Khana whispers, "Since others cannot touch your minatures, it would have had to have been the janitor that got it."
>
You quietly whisper to Khana, "But the problem is, they were in one of those repair cases, a sturdy ironwood case."
>
You quietly whisper to Khana, "I think other players could have picked that up."
>
Khana whispers, "Ah I see."
>
Khana whispers, "I apoligze, it is our policy that we cannot reveal to players whether the janitor picked up an item, or whether it was another player that did so."
>
>
You quietly whisper to Khana, "Really? I thought I read on the boards that other players have had something like this happen, and a GM was able to check for them."
>
Khana whispers, "I have been told straight out by a GM several times that we will not tell this to players. The point of confusion usually is that a LONG time ago, I believe we would tell this to players, but the policy has changed."
>
You quietly whisper to Khana, "Ah, dang. It'd have made my life easier if I knew had to track a player down or not, but ok."
>
Khana whispers, "I'm very sorry for the bad news, were these minatures registered?"
>
You quietly whisper to Khana, "I am not certain, but I have a bad feeling that I didn't register them, since I hadn't registered my other two sets."
>
>
Khana whispers, "It's especially important to register all your minatures in case you lose them through a game crash, I notice you have some others on you, so be SURE to register em."
>
Khana whispers, "If not, even it's a crash and our fault we won't be able to replace them."
>
You quietly whisper to Khana, "Ok, I'll be sure to do that."
>
Khana whispers, "I'm sorry again Kembal, did you have any other questions for me today?"
>
>
You quietly whisper to Khana, "Nope, that was it. Thank you."
>
Khana whispers, "Best of luck."
>
Khana smiles.
>
Khana waves.
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You wave to Khana.
>
Khana vanishes in a puff of smoke!