Talk:Sunstorm

Natural Origin

I saw the note on the updates page StarGeek. I'm not familiar with Peacebringers either, but according to their page, Peacebringers are all Natural origin. - Snorii 09:03, 7 April 2006 (PDT)

Correctomundo. PeaceBringers are Natural. Warshades are Science. This has nothing to do with a characters backstory, or how they were forced or willingly merged with a kheldian, this has to do with the type of kheldian they merged with. Peacebringers are the result of a human and 'normal' kheldian merge, all light and good and stuff. Warshades are made with Nictus, the same kooshballs that spawn from those dreaded crystals. Nictus are evil kheldians that did experiments with science to make them more evil or something. blah blah yakkity shmackity. --Konoko 10:11, 7 April 2006 (PDT)

Important note: Sunstorm and Shadowstar

Sunstorm and Shadowstar operate under slightly different rules than any other contacts in game. Please take into account that:

- They are only available to Kheldian characters.

- Unlike the rest, they offer nor one nor two, but ten different Story Arcs.

- You can't do their Story Arcs once you outlevel them.

Resuming:

Shadowstar and Sunstorm will offer your Kheldian character one Story Arc every five levels. Each Story Arc has a range of five levels as well: first one, levels 5 - 10. Second, levels 10 - 15, and so on, up to level 50. This means you should give them a call every time you reach such levels, to make sure you don't lose their Story Arcs. Make sure you have room to start them, and don't have other Story Arcs being offered by some other contacts somewhere else. Once you have outleveled one of their Story Arcs, it will be overwritten by the next one, and, consequently, lost. IIRC, I think a dev once mentioned in the official forums that this has something to do with the way the game works, and that they couldn't make the contact "know" if the former story arc was done or not, or something like that. This was some time ago, so if the situation has changed please actualize this.

--Yakovlev 05:09, 29 June 2006 (PDT)