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well the Halloween event is up, and looks like there are multiple sides this time around. http://www.gaiaonline.com/event/halloween2008/ humans, dark elves, undead and vampires.

well, is it time for DESU to come out of retirement?

for those that want to join me, i have organized a Dark elf force. http://www.gaiaonline.com/forum/dark-elf-home-base/organizing-for-victory/t.44463233_1/

I figure we can start a force on Dark Elf and human teams and take out the undead menace.

well, poop tops. I didn't think you guys would catch this before me. And damn am I slow.


>.> I accidentally picked dark elf

:3 good idea. I think we all should do that.


ninja I kinda like being blue.

edit: I'm human, but still looking dark elf :0 sweet deal. But anyways, maybe we should all plan the way we build our characters for a strategy, ya know? Or something.... I'm not sure, but so far, I've been going all attack.

I'll be working on ranking up today, since before I was a freelance slayer and I guess I'm best at my attacking.

If the dark elves hadn't absorbed the cockyness of last year's vampires, I would completely agree. But they are everywhere, and see all other factions as nothing---which is completely true for the zombies, as they hardly seem to do anything and I rarely see any.

Wait...

That must be there ultimate plan. They sit back and do nothing, and then all amass at once to consume the world. No wonder it's so stressed to have a plan. Here's mine: We gather all the forces we can, capture the wall, and hold off there.

And we have to find Kokujo. It's not the same without him.

Indeed, right now the majority of Gaians have only the event items on their minds. But once they've had their fill of Holloween joy, many of them will likely return to their normal activities.

This war is still young, and the time of our glory will come!

What did I do?! It's true, most of them had that typical 'humans are weak' attitude. You were just one of the few exce*impalesfuzzy*ptions. Now the dark elves are like that, but not quite to the same extent.