Cantr II - Great Role Playing Game (FREE!)

POSTED BY: rklenseth
UPDATED: Sunday, April 11, 2004 23:14
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RKLENSETH

Thursday, March 11, 2004 5:11 AM

Well, West, I haven't warmed up to this group yet. But I will, eventually.

Anyways, I don't care if people know who I play. My role playing skills are just too good for it to effect me as Thomas would say. In fact my role playing skills are so good that it rubs off on other people. Or so I would like to imagine.

Anyhow, Sester Gartaf is dead. Cut down by one of his men. Now the Alexian Empire will be overrun by DoUrden Estates. With Emperor Hawethorne and the Grand Army wiped out, it is inevitable.

Oh, and play Cantr II at www.cantr.net.

RKLENSETH

Thursday, March 11, 2004 5:34 AM

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A scoundrel who resigned his commission in the Army to lead his ragtag Forest into independence...he's subverted 2 plots to take over the forest, brought about the downfall of the Empire for which he once worked, and helped craft new governments for the old Imperial center and the Forest. Actually resembles Malcolm Reynolds in a few respects, except slightly better with the ladies.

Is that Rick O'Shea that you are talking about? Just curious. I never had a character in Karnon or around there. The only character I had on that island was in Kirinn and he sailed away a long time ago.

Oh, and play Cantr II at www.cantr.net.

WEST

Thursday, March 11, 2004 5:43 AM

yep.

keep it to yourself

play cantr.

KASUO

Thursday, March 11, 2004 9:16 PM

Hey, I didn't see the rule about there being a limit as to how much you can play in a given day. Can you tell me what the limit is so I don't hit it again? Thanks.

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"Let's moon 'em!"

RKLENSETH

Thursday, March 11, 2004 9:32 PM

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Originally posted by kasuo:
Hey, I didn't see the rule about there being a limit as to how much you can play in a given day. Can you tell me what the limit is so I don't hit it again? Thanks.

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"Let's moon 'em!"

You might want to post something like this under General Support of the Cantr II Forum. Someone will help explain the time limit, why it's there, and little tips and tricks as to getting around it.

Oh, and play Cantr II at www.cantr.net.

KASUO

Thursday, March 11, 2004 9:58 PM

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Originally posted by rklenseth:
You might want to post something like this under General Support of the Cantr II Forum. Someone will help explain the time limit, why it's there, and little tips and tricks as to getting around it.

Oh okay, I found something about it being 200 minutes/day. Heh, too bad those minutes don't rollover..

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"Let's moon 'em!"

WEST

Friday, March 12, 2004 9:35 AM

RKL, what did you do to your cantr forums account?

The rest of you: Play Cantr.

EBILBRANMUFFIN

Friday, March 12, 2004 12:23 PM

Asked the same thing basically on the forums at cantr west :p im sure you read it already. Anyway, cantr is a great game to play everyone should give it a try if they have the free time.
Brief explanation of a few of my characters.

Chandos: Born in a town called blojt, slowly climbed the ranks of the praetorians, a few cantr years later his lord died, so chandos began to run the empire that was set up by his lord and several others. Died a few years later at the age of 30.

Stone Waters: One of the original founders of the Olip Forest Clans. One of the most influential and powerful characters in the region with his clan had many trade routes and many followers. Died along with chandos do to some complications at the age of 30.

Axhind: Started out being a nomad moving from region to region, eventually ended up in a town called Quillanoi and became a private in the town guard, the town was frequented with violence and theft, dealing with the thieves and violent people he climbed the ranks to captain, fell in love, got married and had many arguments with citizens about his own use of violence and how guards are supposed to set an example.

Anyway, those are just some brief explanations of what can be done in the game, you can be a thief, a murderer, a general, a dictator, a president, a guard, anything that you can think of for you character to do.

Keep in mind though that it takes time for the game to get moving along for you as it is slow paced.

Play cantr, the green is god.

www.cantr.net

RKLENSETH

Thursday, March 25, 2004 7:02 AM

If you want to send me any e-mails asking about Cantr II then send them to this address rklenseth@BrownCoats.com. The one that I have listed under my profile is an old that I don't check all tht often anymore. Also, please, leave your e-mail address so that I can answer your question. Questions can also be asked by posting at www.cantr.net/forum. I do believe you can post without having a user name and posting as a guest. At least it use to work that way.

This is the official description of Cantr II for that interested:

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Cantr II is an online role-playing game, in which a large number of players play an even larger number of characters who all together form different societies all over our virtual world. Societies exist in different languages, whereby all language groups play in the same virtual world.

Playing always from the perspective of each individual character, you can try to play the worlds most famous politician, most feared criminal, most cunning military commander, most wealthy entrepeneur, or most beloved village idiot. Any role you can imagine you can play in this game and the challenge is in playing it consistently, and in achieving the goals you set for your characters individually.

Cantr II is a slow-paced game. Many players only play for a few minutes per character each day and one meeting can take a week to play. The game is designed for players who have more on their agenda then just gaming. However, you can start up to fifteen characters and when they are all heavily involved in their respective communities, they will give you enough to do for a full-time job as player! Be warned, many players experience Cantr II as being very addictive! ;)

Although some experience in a language is needed before one can play in that language group, the game can be used very well to practice your language skills in a second language. Just play one or two characters in a non-native language and you`ll be surrounded by people talking the language you are learning. Or you can play a character and so once in a while take a step back and observe what kind of societies you see forming, which can be very educative.

Oh, and play Cantr II at www.cantr.net.