The Symposium

General Information

• Description: Responsible for immortal/mortal relations, advancement to Neophyte, and project coordination.
• Headquarters: e, s, 3u, e

Manifesto

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 |                      o( THE SYMPOSIUM )o                           |
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 | The Symposium is a council comprised of mortals and Immortals.     |
 | Immortal members serve as advisors for the mortal generated        |
 | projects and oversee the advancement process from level 50-51.     |
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 | The Symposium is constantly trying to develop new ideas and        |
 | projects for the Realms, as well as improving on various aspects   |
 | of the game. Projects can range anywhere from new races and        |
 | spells to minor revisions of helpfiles or room descriptions.       |
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 | All mortals are encouraged to bring their concerns and project     |
 | ideas to a representative, or post the idea on the Tome of         |
 | Conception located e,s,u,s,w of Darkhaven Square. Posted ideas     |
 | will be forwarded to a representative who will contact the         |
 | proposer and help to direct the idea through the process.          |
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 | Those seeking more information should contact the Immortal staff   |
 | of The Symposium or the mortal head.                               |
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Members

• Immortal Head: Romani
• Mortal Head: Arina
• Secretary: Chyrse
• Mortal Members: Chyrse, Naya, Cerf, Shaughn

External Links

The Symposium website