So here's the thing. I am looking for answers to the following questions regarding rules and the appropriate steps to take as a player in these circumstances:

1. What is the appropriate time to wait for a response from a DM to RP'd changes to the Amia environment?
2. If that time is met and still no response, what are the appropriate next steps? Notify another DM?
3. What are the criteria for the changes? Do you have to notify the DM team before hand?
4. Then if the changes are accepted, how long is the wait time for the changes to make it into the Amia enviornment? Are certian areas more challenging therefore have a longer wait time?
5. What does one do when the changes are not what were promised?
6. What is the appropriate time that a PC can be held as a captive?
7. What is the appropriate time to wait for a DM to respond to RP a PC has had with a NPC that has been RP'd in game, then posted on the forums? Should a PM also be sent?
8. If there is no response, what are the players next steps?

I think theres the answer to some of these but I can't find them.

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Ari'aerath Dlues'athsha ~ Silver Singer with the Bow of the Sun
Clarette Feohn ~ Magic is Art.
Victoria Marrs ~ "I have an herb for that."

6. 24 hours (RL time), and after that it requires OOC consent from the captured player.

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Should help with the first few questions, I hope.

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Aoth Nathandem - Wizard of house Tholaunt and chosen of Ma'at.

For what IC effects the RP has? Depends on the DM and how swamped they are. For seeing changes IG, depends on the Designers and how swamped they are.


Depends entirely on the circumstances really.


That really depends on the nature of the changes and the RP involved.


See answer 1.


Ask politely for clarification as to whether there was a simple misunderstanding, or whether there were other RP elements that you maybe weren't aware of that could have affected the outcome. Really depends.


By PCs, 24hours. By DM NPCs, it can be longer. See Yoss' "serious mode" post for example. It depends on the DM.


Never a bad idea to send an initial nudge when you post something, just in case a DM might otherwise miss a particular thread. As for waiting for a response, be patient, especially around the holidays here. DMs have lives too and more than one player to worry about.


Depends entirely on the circumstances.


A lot of this can be summed up as "depends" so if you have specific queries, feel free to PM me if you'd like.

As Glim said, it varies from DM to DM. Players can hold other players for up to 24 hours (longer if they get permission.) Theres really no limit on how long a character can be held by a DM, it's personal preference, but you usually get a disclaimer somewhere saying that your character(s) are liable to lasting consequences to add some realism to the setting, and to give the characters a sense of accomplishment when they come out of the other side victorious knowing they could have well died permanently/suffered. It certainly beats going into events know you're going to be absolutely fine no matter what happens!

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In addition, is monk-shifter banned if you do not use the druid abilities/spells?

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I have never heard of that rule? The only thing I have ever heard about shifters is if you have more than 5 Druid levels then you must RP the druidness. Otherwise you obviously only took the 5 Druid to be a shifter. And there is a limit on how much of x bonus you get from monk with shifter shapes... or something? Other than that, I don't think there is a ruling but don't quote me.

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Salema Nefahri :: A penny for your thots
Zrae'a'stra'fryn :: That which nightmares are made of
Khasir :: From the East a storm is coming

If you can build it, you can play it (so long as the roleplay is sound.)

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Yep. However, do note that pretty much all the monk bonuses (AC, speed) do -not- transfer when you shift. So if you wanted to play a monk-shifter for the AC, you'll be dissapointed.

For more bizarre combinations one should probably check with DMs beforehand. I was advised that I couldn't play a Hin Druid/Palemaster

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This is very helpful -- Thanks Silent

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Ari'aerath Dlues'athsha ~ Silver Singer with the Bow of the Sun
Clarette Feohn ~ Magic is Art.
Victoria Marrs ~ "I have an herb for that."

Hence why I asked given the topic, since I had heard from some people that such a combination was banned. Good to know that's not the case. I imagine all that the unarmed feats, cleave etc and flurry of blows work fine and the rest are disabled when shifted, just like if wearing heavy armour or using a shield? If so, that's fine by me.

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