[Emershaan]

Though I have no need for it myself, this would be a valuable feature to large groups when the owner can't be on all the time.

However, you know it's gonna result in a bunch of kids whining about how they leader'd their moron friend who invited a bunch of griefers and looters into the realm. Can you smell the ban requests now?

It should in theory only be allowed to people who the realm owner really trusts, but we all know not everybody's a great judge of character and they won't blame themselves for the sudden flood of undesirables into their town.

Still, though, for more intelligent folk it'd be a highly useful feature.

[Bonejunky]

No.

In 2.0, there was almost a power struggle in Ebonywood between myself and jailbird556.

This almost ruined our realm for everyone.

[Cogohst]

No.

In 2.0, there was almost a power struggle in Ebonywood between myself and jailbird556.

This almost ruined our realm for everyone.

Almost.

[Bonejunky]

No.

In 2.0, there was almost a power struggle in Ebonywood between myself and jailbird556.

This almost ruined our realm for everyone.

Almost.

It was close to turning into a civil war.

[cdisme]

meh, forget the wall of text, i say yes...but the 5 year olds that play this server will flood it with bann requests. I doubt admins/mods will go for it.

Ive only been playing for 6months so i dont exactly know if this has been done in the past. Elaborate?

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[LeafWarrior254]

Thsi could be useful... just limit the other realm owner's options so there if theres another Civil(or is it "Realmval"?) War. That way either you or Jailbird caould sit in the corner till you calm down.

[Laserminer]

I could see this easily falling out of hand, I think it's a bad idea.

No.

In 2.0, there was almost a power struggle in Ebonywood between myself and jailbird556.

This almost ruined our realm for everyone.

There's an example. Though partly useful, this idea won't work so well.

[physaux]

I could see this easily falling out of hand, I think it's a bad idea.

No.

In 2.0, there was almost a power struggle in Ebonywood between myself and jailbird556.

This almost ruined our realm for everyone.

There's an example. Though partly useful, this idea won't work so well.

You guys are elaborating on the whole idea. I just want to add my friend, and make him be able to add regular users like I can. That way we can both add/ remove players when we need to hire people to work on our realm, etc. The original realm owner would stay, and only he/she could add/ remove power members, and only he/ she could sell the realm. There is no power struggle, if the owner isn't happy with what a power member is doing, then they made a bad decision. Just like you can make a bad decision when you add a normal member and he griefs/ steals from you. The risk of a bad decision shouldn't be a reason against a useful idea. You don't want it, don't use it or don't add strangers as power members. This is just to prevent friends from having to transfer the realms to eachother for 1rc (as we do now) when one of the friends wants to add/ remove people for a job while the other is away.

[aguy130]

It's like the /realm leader command from 2.0...oh the good old days..

[physaux]

It's like the /realm leader command from 2.0...oh the good old days..

I'm not familiar with 2.0, but a /realm leader command sounds like exactly what I'm talking about!