Guildwatch: My GM Could Also Be Trying To Kill Me not Joke
Oh man, who informed this noob to write us? This place is for drama stories, not blissful congrats! Oh well, I'll print it anyway: someone in Outland Crusaders on Aegwynn-H wants to thank Unsane for his goodwill and good-natured management. Apparently he works very hard to keep the guild collectively and match up everybody's very different playstyles. Sigh. Good work-- I guess. Electronic mail me back when your guild breaks up!
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