You might call me biased, but of late I've been paying attention to the people in stockrooms, and I really have noticed a much higher concentration in thakria.

The few Thakrians I do not see sitting in stockrooms nearly all the time (when not fighting) are those who have other locations, such as temples or treetops or sewers.

You, Magdalene, are one of the worst of these offenders, in terms of attacking from and running back to locations where you get divine alkars from your patron.

Regardless, I think that the bottom line is, these locations are being abused. Not just in Thakria (though the concentration is indeed higher--just look at even the LW's of the city)

If you are in your guild, at least you are open to attack. People can traverse in. An example. Though I have often proclaimed how lame Aerian is, he at least does sit in his guild, rather than a protected stockroom.

It's silly to have a land of people all hiding in their stockrooms. You can do nothing in them other than commodities work (and there is NOT that much commodities work to do) Why do you even spend time in Avalon, if you're going to be closed away in a

stockroom.

I mean, take an example, to the extreme, where Yairi during the march on Mercinae several decades ago, would run out from his stockroom, issue an order to his legion to move, and run back to his stockroom to wait. How silly!

Stockrooms should not be accesible to just anyone, and they ought to have some set of time limit on them. That's the bottom line.

Written by my hand on the 29th of Hindyear, in the year 1104.