From : Kondo , Lord of Drummore
Date : 2008-07-10 22:00:41
Good to see you in the game. When you and Ed get to Lvl.1, we should decide whether or not to live in the same town.
Ayr’s a very young town and is some economic trouble – this may be a good or bad thing – either from an opportunity or a burden.
See ya,
Kondo
From : Beckiboo11
Date : 2008-07-10 21:34:51
Dear Citizen,
Welcome you to the capital of Ayr. Our town is just being to grow and we would love for you to grow with and become a very active part of our community. Most of the game is spent either in the tavern or in the forum. For any help or sitting to relax and have fun we’ll see you in the tavern.
One of the main concerns is to become a level 1 citizen as quickly as possible. Becoming a level one will allow you to more that work and visit the taverns. As a level one you may grow your own field (of preferably wheat or corn) to eat and earn more money, travel, and vote. Level one is achieved when you have 90 pounds and 5 reputation points. This can usually be reached within a week of playing. The 90 pounds can be achieve by working everyday (preferably at the mines as it’s the highest paid job) and spending only what is necessary to eat. It is best to look for a job in the morning for the higher paying jobs. The reputation points are given through other players for a max of three and working or donating to the church for the last two. Working at the church should only be done to get your last reputation points as it does not pay well. Fishing is also available for food and to sell, but it takes two days to receive anything.
Listed below are some great links to help you achieve the best results in growing within our community. If you require assistance or just want to talk send a email and we’ll gladly help.
Yours Truly,
Beckiboo11
Chief Mentor
To: Kondo
Date : 2008-07-10 20:12:21
Greetings Kondo. I hope this letter finds you well. I’ve just arrived in Ayr; set to make my fortune. I hope to meet up with Ed soon.
Yours,
Buckminster
I spent some time job hunting, at the advice of my good friend Kondo. He suggested I try the county mines. Ayr is fortunate enough to have two mines, so there was plentiful work for the unskilled like myself. Most of my day consisted of hard labor in the iron mines. However, I did have just enough time to scarf down one of the two measly loaves of bread I arrived with.
Sadly, the day ended on a somewhat unfortunate note. Shortly before the end of my shift, an out of control mine cart decided to check the hardness of my head – at least, that’s what nearby witnesses later told me. I awoke outside the mines surrounded by my concerned coworkers. They say I’m lucky to be alive (praise Jah) since I was unconscious and semi-delirious for several hours. It seems I’ll have a nice scar on the back of my head as a reminder of my first day in the big city… that and the way my teeth sometimes taste like rainbows.
On my way back to my shabby dwelling, I came across my longtime friend and sponsor, EdwardIV. We exchanged pleasantries and reaffirmed our mutual trust. Still aching from my day’s labor and the accident, I shortly bid him goodbye and retired.
