Scrya's application

In-Game Name (IGN): Currently not applicable, but most likely my forum name.
Game: Blade and Soul (NA)
Level / Class: Blade Dancer
Country or Timezone (optional): PST, Canada

Why do you want to join Regias?:
I've looked through various Mushin clans on both the official forums and dojo forums. This is one of the few whose description seems to click well with me. Being a person who puts my life first, I appreciate the loose activity check of 2-3 weeks, as exams can be a large time consumption. On top of that, I'm simply looking for some people to hang out with and play with, whether it may be PvP or running dungeons. Although I may be a bit competitive, I'm not one to put the game before my life, and would rather just relax.

What are Regias' "golden" three rules? (found under tl;dr version) * :
1. No engaging in drama
2. Similar to 1, no fighting either. Ignore if possible.
3. Act responsible - one's actions can change another's views on the guild from a simple interaction.

Glad I stayed up a bit later than usual today -- wouldn't have wanted to miss out on this particular piece

What I read was a well-thought out and enjoyable application. Plus, we have a long and successful history with Canadian members so that's definitely an added bonus. It is through them that I, a dweller from the continent, learned about the wonderful things that are maple syrup, Mounties, beaver hats, Poutine, Toronto and whatever else you can think of.

Welcome on board. I'm retiring for the day shortly, but your permissions are fixed so you can now explore the member-only area in the meantime and sign in to the roster among others. Will be seeing you around.

Ps. Nice avatar

Thanks for the quick and well written response, as well as the invite!

Unfortunately, I cannot express the joys of Poutine and Toronto, as Vancouver is a city that is mainly multicultural. However, there is a large focus on Asians in most of the city (e.g. Richmond), so we don't get the wonders of Poutine all that often. We do, however, have a surplus of bubble tea.

Scrya wrote:

Unfortunately, I cannot express the joys of Poutine and Toronto, as Vancouver is a city that is mainly multicultural. However, there is a large focus on Asians in most of the city (e.g. Richmond), so we don't get the wonders of Poutine all that often. We do, however, have a surplus of bubble tea.

Whenever I'd meet Canadian folks who are in a similar situation (we don't get the wonders of Poutine all that often), I'd always tell them they could just remove the -o and -e from the word and turn on the news -- even if they don't get much of the one Poutine, there's still plenty to be enjoyed of the other variant nowadays. The best part is that you don't even need to go out to get it; it automatically comes to you.

Just a wry inside joke. You'll get used to the definition of "humor" as some people (like me) maintain it around these parts. Eventually. I hope.

Scrya wrote:

Unfortunately, I cannot express the joys of Poutine and Toronto, as Vancouver is a city that is mainly multicultural. However, there is a large focus on Asians in most of the city (e.g. Richmond), so we don't get the wonders of Poutine all that often. We do, however, have a surplus of bubble tea.

And you ARE just a ferry ride away from one of the best vacation spots on the Western Coast of North America - Victoria. <3