HISTORIC PROPERTIES
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 8:52 pmHail PAS,
We have two properties I need to discuss with the Guild. Both of these houses have historic and sentimental value to our guild. Unfortunately the players presently holding these houses need to either close an account or obtain a larger house. I am looking for anyone (PAS or Alliance) that would be interested in taking possession of either of these houses.
The first property is Drake's Island. This is a unique location in Malas that was a reward location shortly after the ML launch. The plot will hold a house I believe 15x16.
The other property is an 18x18 in an excellent location just south of the Tram Compassion Shrine. It is located with mining and a small swamp for hunting and skill gaining. This house is the last house designed, built and decorated by Ariel Joy. It is a wonderful house in a great location.
I have placed runes to these locations on the steps of the Auction House. Please check them out and if you are interested or know anyone else interested please contact me.
We have two properties I need to discuss with the Guild. Both of these houses have historic and sentimental value to our guild. Unfortunately the players presently holding these houses need to either close an account or obtain a larger house. I am looking for anyone (PAS or Alliance) that would be interested in taking possession of either of these houses.
The first property is Drake's Island. This is a unique location in Malas that was a reward location shortly after the ML launch. The plot will hold a house I believe 15x16.
The other property is an 18x18 in an excellent location just south of the Tram Compassion Shrine. It is located with mining and a small swamp for hunting and skill gaining. This house is the last house designed, built and decorated by Ariel Joy. It is a wonderful house in a great location.
I have placed runes to these locations on the steps of the Auction House. Please check them out and if you are interested or know anyone else interested please contact me.
