Talk:Rogue Isle Protector

Mission Titles with character name

So per the overview: "Some of the missions contain the character's name in them. For these missions, the word you has been substituted in place of the character's name." Why "you" instead of the Character template? Felderburg 20:05, 7 December 2014 (UTC)

I don't know if it was because using a template in a section header would cause issues in the ToC or some other reason, but the same logic also seems to have been applied to using (VillainGroup) or (BossName) in the mission titles. — talk / contribs 03:10, 8 December 2014 (UTC)

It just seemed to me that some of the titles had grammar changed to accommodate "you" as opposed to a third person "character," and some are not changed ("You targeted for curse!" as an unchanged example, "You are dead!" as a changed example (I am assuming)). It should be one or the other, as far as grammar goes. For the name, I had previewed it, and the template is fine in the mission part of the page itself, but in the TOC, it doesn't show as a template, so it does look a bit odd. Felderburg 20:10, 8 December 2014 (UTC)

Villain group levels

One thing that I think would make a nice addition is the levels at which the different enemy groups show up in papers and, inversely, the levels at which they stop showing up. For instance, I know Hellions and Snakes can be found at the earliest levels, but they are obviously not at 30. However, at which level they stop showing up, I'm not sure. And odd one is the Lost. The missions that are listed in can be found until at least the mid 30s, but any mobs that spawn at level 35 or higher spawn as Rikti (and are also labeled as Rikti.) Furthermore, Council can be found, I think, as early as level 20, and go until level 50+. Same for the Circle I believe. But the other ones at 50 (Malta, CoS) show up somewhere in the 30s or 40s.

Anyway, a list or diagram that lays out all the groups that can be found in paper missions, and at which levels, would be a great addition to the page. If no-one else can point to a place where this info is on the wiki, and if no-one else does this soon, I will begin compiling data this weekend to add here.Blue Pulsar (talk) 23:37, 7 January 2021 (UTC)