Are humans overfeatured?
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- lhybrideur
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Re: Are humans overfeatured?
That is thread necromancy, isn't it?
- holypaladin
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Re: Are humans overfeatured?
Faerie fire? I don't think so. I was mean that in revised The South Guard Mal M'brin was changed from ancient lich into special unit with faerie fire attack to show he's an elf. From obvious reasons it's incompatible.
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Re: Are humans overfeatured?
Yup, it is. Not sure if the forums have an official policy on that though. I personally think it's fine as long as it's actually adding to the thread. (Your mileage may vary on whether holypaladin's comment adds to the thread.)
Thread necromancy means posting in a thread that's older than, say, a week or so. This thread is from 7 years ago, so it's definitely necromancy.
Re: Are humans overfeatured?
In most places yes, but Wesnoth forums are ancient and slow. Some threats span over decades and there are many where the posts are ages apart.Celtic_Minstrel wrote: ↑May 17th, 2024, 6:03 pm Thread necromancy means posting in a thread that's older than, say, a week or so.
Though 7 years is an impressive stretch even here.
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Re: Are humans overfeatured?
The specific span of time can vary by forum, sure. However, I think most people would agree that 7 years is clear necromancy.
Re: Are humans overfeatured?
Hmm, instead of stretching the definition of necromancy one could say necromancy is the norm here, but even then our holy paladin is starting to turn into an arch lich.