RP Museum/Realm Proposal

[ventuskb]

Hey,
I know i'm not the one for building stuff, but I had this idea while looking through the Role Play threads. It seems as if the people RPing in-game havn't read the RP threads on the forum. So, I came up with this; a dedicated RP Museum/Realm. The museum/realm would include:

• AOC History, placed on boards and signs for easy reading
  
• 3 different corridors; One leading to history about the main kingdoms, one leading to an underground museum-type thing, with different exhibits and treasures, and the final leading to different locations. The different locations will be for RPing; including an Inn, tower and throne room.
  
• There will be a bar, help desk and information desk, just in case people get lost in all the history.
  

The picture attached below is the design for the first corridor about the main kingdoms. It currently only has 4 boards; Mirugan, the End, Nether and other. These will hopefully be written by the experts behind each one.

It might be good to be placed in Rull, or outside of it, but made un-griefable. I would built it by myself, but if someone wanted to help out, I would happily let them.

Please take this into consideration! If you think this is a good idea, please say below Thannnkksssss,
Ven

Attachments:

[The_Netherender]

I don't think we need something in-game... I think they need to learn to use the forums. /mytwocents

[Rei.Blackwind]

If you play Minecraft on a multiplayer server then you have internet. If you have internet, you can use a magical Web browser to access forums. Not a hard concept. Plus there's a massive word limit to what you can convey on signs in the game. Something like this would be hard to pull off and convey the information in an easily followed fashion. Forums are the best method.

[pajosftw]

There are plenty of rp locations.

[alwayzbored114]

I agree with Neth and Aku. The only thing I thought of doing was taking the most basic and need to know RP stuff and putting it into some Books at the Rull Library. I dont think a full out Museum is needed