Name: Laura Wampfler     - 

Role On Team : Dalmite Conceptualist and Map maker

From a personal standpoint, what is it that attracted you to the Adellion project?
I came to Adellion as a player to roleplay. I wanted an environment where roleplay was encouraged and even enforced so I could avoid all those folks in other games who do not want to roleplay and discourage others to do so. I wanted a game where the programming was created to support roleplay, not a game where roleplay was a side attraction to the rest of the game. I believe Adellion will be this game.

Permadeath also makes the concept of grief-play much more important. What ways are there in Adellion to control grief-play? How will you prevent high-level players (or groups) to kill lower-level players for no particular reason?
Paul Hutson: Adellion will be very different to current MMOGs, players will be much more careful with their character - and those that do kill others will be hunted down by the players, it will more or less rely on player justice.
Of course no one character is stronger than another combat wise - any new player could take out a very experienced player (although it is unlikely), therefore even griefers could be killed.

Adellion features permadeath, albeit with a lot of safety measure built in. What effect do you think permadeath will have on player actions?
Paul Hutson: I believe players will be much more careful with their characters - they won't always seek to fight everyone they meet or run into every dangerous situation there is. It will bring real excitement to those that 'toy' with death - and real fear to those that don't want to meet it.

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