Salem

I do not know where I can create this topic, but I doubt that I should do it in the Help, because discussion of Witchcraft is forbidden there.
There are two warring parties in the game ordinary pilgrims and witches. Can someone explain to me what is the point to be a pilgrim? Witches get witchcraft, protection from witchcraft and darkness, and at the same time they do not lose anything. Or may be I do not know something and pilgrims possess something special, too? Are there any plans from developers about adding pilgrims special crafts or cuts witches opportunities in some kind of crafts?

advanced witches lose the right to inheritance, and any witch gets an annoying drain in providence, so there are some drawbacks too.

besides, I'd hardly say it's a case of witches vs pilgrims. More like faction vs faction where both factions have both witches and pilgrims.

Kandarim wrote:advanced witches lose the right to inheritance

But I'm not going to die.

besides, I'd hardly say it's a case of witches vs pilgrims. More like faction vs faction where both factions have both witches and pilgrims.

Then it's just a question of which class is better to play.

JohnSnow wrote:But I'm not going to die.

You seem to have this idea that witches are all mighty omnipotent beings, but they're not.
Witchcraft in it's current state is very lacking honestly, and the only reason to become one is to get past the darkness drain so you can hunt high tier creatures more easily, even though the drain is barely even noticeable to any established character.

They can die just as easily as any other pilgrim.

probably easier, as witchcraft is not the safe occupation you seem to think it is.

Sometimes, things go BOOM.

Kandarim wrote:probably easier, as witchcraft is not the safe occupation you seem to think it is.

Sometimes, things go BOOM.

Do they really? or is that just something to scare people?

try and find out

Kandarim wrote:try and find out

will do eventually!

JohnSnow wrote:

Kandarim wrote:advanced witches lose the right to inheritance

But I'm not going to die.

You're adorable in your naivete.