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Justicar was a [[GM]] character used by GMs to dispense justice. | Justicar was a [[GM]] character used by GMs to dispense justice. | ||
Justicar was the object of affection for both [[Grin]] and [[Kismet]] during | Justicar was the object of affection for both [[Grin]] and [[Kismet]] during [[The God War]]; however Justicar was in love with 'The Jail Rock'. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:40, 1 August 2008
Justicar was a GM character used by GMs to dispense justice.
Justicar was the object of affection for both Grin and Kismet during The God War; however Justicar was in love with 'The Jail Rock'.
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You've Been Judged! | TSWolf 9:20 PM EST, 27 Sep, 2000
If you haven't read Justicar's edition of Scum today, a rather oddball crime (Justicar always has the best scum posts, don't you agree?). Launa, as some of us know as Shace, former merchant elder, was a Judge for Nexon. Well, I'll let Justicar explain from here on :
Launa left the Judges but had kept her judge powers. She recently arrested a couple of people with those powers. Her powers were removed and since she enjoys sending people to jail, she can now spend quite a bit of time there herself.
- Justicar
Post Entitled - Launa - 20 Jail Terms
Ouch, 20 Terms. Wonder what that outcome will be. But, Nexon has warned time and time again, if you use spells you SHOULD not have, meaning you left a subpath or job, and keep AND use the Spells KNOWINGLY, you will pay the price. Sometimes even the law is as corrupt as the crime.