A massive graveyard maintained by Imms and maybe Heralds.
They can edit the room (I know cabal elders/leaders can do this) and add in tombstones of rank 50 characters who condie. It doesn't have to be one tombstone per room.
Or we can even edit the Rheydin Cemetary to this effect.
I like it. Love the the emphasis to condeath too. Would really be neat.
what a sound suggestion. i can't believe no one has thought of this sooner. kudos!
Sounds pretty good to me too. Maybe give it three different sections for Good/Neutral/Evil.
It has been thought of before. I may very well implement this.
This is a totally cool idea, I like it.
Yeah.
I would suggest limiting it to condeathers and/or uber famous characters.
And by looking the tombstone you would see the amount of his/her pkills!
And by looking the tombstone you would see the amount of his/her pkills!
That would only be for Syndicate Grave Yard. Once it gets to Herald portion it'll just say how much they sucked, can we agree on that? 
I very much like the idea 
...and there should be a charge at the gates of this fine graveyard, to help benefit the victim's family members due to Deykari's relentless PK sprees
Problem is, only Aulian's chars would have tombstones. Can the graveyard be near the Watcher cabal?
Deykari should pay us for sucking.
Nah no PK records.. as much as I would want that, I think it would be a terrible idea.
Just the name and the title will do. Epitaphs (sp?) would require too much work I reckon.. would be awesome though.
I think the idea would encourage people to stick with characters and make their PK/RP memorable... Don't get me wrong, seeing new faces is great, but it's also nice to see rivalries and histories created by long-standing names.
It can be in a village named Kahlos' Hallow.
Woohoo!
I like it.
Herald tombstones could have gallons of tea swilled and number of battles fled.
Special addition for elf healers could be how many marriages they've gone through.
Should tombstones be available via application?
Catacombs would be an awesome idea, dug in to the ground to preserve the body so you can see their desc.
