Alright, I feel like I have now established my own style. I've fought and talked with most all of you and I was wondering what you all think I could improve on. I'd like you to keep Instia, Claudis and Rhompt in mind when answering. I think threads like this could be most benficial for the ones interested in information from the vets.
Tips in PK and RP!
It's been awhile since I fought any of them. Any recent characters you could name?
Rhompt was my last, unfortunately.
I also played Revulgulant, but he was before Rhompt.
If you have any logs post em up. That would be the easiest way to get some good advice. For pk anyway
I've two fights logged between you and Lerim back in October (I was watching the fight), and being that it wasn't me who fought you, I really have nothing to add or suggest..
Your RP seemed rock solid on the three characters you mentioned. Instia was my favourite, but Rhompts and Claudis come really close as well.
Instia's Rp was rock solid to me. I interacted with you on Heureush as well as with Liadon on Pwint.
Loved all your chars by the way lol though we might have been against each other still really enjoyed them 
Honestly man your over the hump so to speak. Now it is perfecting what you know. Your goes with mages and melee, just gotta keep applying what you know and getting better with each character. Your rp is good, you have very little that we could offer that you don't already know young padawan
I think you get into character really well; RP is art, PK is science.
I failed science.
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Well said.
I think as long as you truly embrace your character, you will never be dissappointed. One thing that was expressed to me is to remember that your character has flaws as well as redeeming qualities. I was told to look at that extra layer of rp, sure you're a vicious evil slaying god warrior, but why? what got you there? what is your past? does your character have ambitions or goals? The best thing that happend to me was the moment i realized its ok to lose. The ammount of gear and the letter beside your name is not what people are going to remember about your character... some of the most memorable characters i've encountered where absolutely terrible at pk, some of them never even made it into a cabal. I've lost a lot of core abilities on some of my characters that i really fell in love with. Bards will always and forever be my favorite class regarless of their glaring pk flaws. I remember a rhompt very clearly but not for his pk prowess, even though you cleaned the slate with me atleast once that i can remember. Keep it up man, dont lose that spark.
Good post Sandbox, very good post.
When I think about the most memorable characters, Irpel always comes to mind. Sepahoona and Achskel of the more recent ones as well.
It's been 10 years now and I somewhat managed to learn PK... RP is still very challenging though.
Tip for pk?
Never fight on their terms. If you are not ready, jumped, out of something, about to lose spells, always and without fail or hesitation flee to the best of your abilities.
When you are ready though, prepared, confident, attack and fight to the death.
Hesitation in either circumstance is death.
I posted a log of Hatril vs Rompt in the prayer forums a while back. Poke em to get it up on the PK log section.
Hesitation in either circumstance is death.
Speaking of Rhompt, I (Anamus) had a close duel with him once where he would have certainly won, but he hesitated, and that was that. I'd post it for the PK logs, but I don't have a log of it.
I have had many fights over the years that I won only because at the most opportune time to seal victory, my opponent fled.
One time I was a vampire roasting in the sun with 10 hp left. The Knight that had been chasing me fled. tic passed, sun set, and he died before dawn.