Ricardo the Thief - Revision history

Nimuaq at 18:27, 8 April 2011

2011-04-08T18:27:03Z

Nimuaq at 03:02, 27 March 2011

2011-03-27T03:02:08Z

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Timi: plus information on journals, crystal, lord british's vault, bane assault and subsequence disappearance of the crystal.

2011-02-28T08:08:02Z

plus information on journals, crystal, lord british's vault, bane assault and subsequence disappearance of the crystal.

Timi: +fire island mysterious point

2011-02-28T07:59:12Z

+fire island mysterious point

Nimuaq: he is pardoned but mad :) = from BNN:In the Shadow of Virtue: Good Neighbors

2010-07-20T01:06:05Z

he is pardoned but mad :) = from BNN:In the Shadow of Virtue: Good Neighbors

Nimuaq: typo fix

2010-05-01T04:30:03Z

typo fix

Tancred RedStar: Fixed Typo - bucaneer ->buccaneer

2009-04-26T14:52:14Z

Fixed Typo - bucaneer ->buccaneer

Galen at 11:04, 27 August 2008

2008-08-27T11:04:55Z

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Ceruleus: link fix

2008-02-02T06:35:12Z

link fix

Cogniac at 20:20, 27 May 2007

2007-05-27T20:20:04Z

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 Ricardo became a key character in Britannia's history once again due to his involvement with the [[Crystal of Duplicity]].
-During Ricardo's madness and second internment in Yew Prison a series of journals that he wrote was uncovered, which detail his research into the Crystal of Duplicity and '''Lord British's Vault'''. Following clues the journals could be discovered and read by players, as part of the interactive quest/event [[In the Shadow of Virtue - Lost and Found Part 3]]. Queen Dawn eventually knocked down the walls in the castle to open the vault in order to retrieve the crystal, but shortly afterwards the crystal vanished during what appeared to be a [[Bane Chosen]] attack. Around the same time Ricardo disappeared from Yew prison. From later events it is clear that the Bane Chosen did not succeed in obtaining the crystal, instead it came into the possession of Ricardo, so we could guess that [[Ricardo]] may have seen and seized an opportunity to steal the crystal before it could fall into the wrong hands.
+During Ricardo's madness and second internment in Yew Prison a series of journals that he wrote was uncovered, which detail his research into the Crystal of Duplicity and '''Lord British's Vault'''. Following clues the journals could be discovered and read by players, as part of the interactive quest/event [[In the Shadow of Virtue - Lost and Found Part 3]]. Queen Dawn eventually knocked down the walls in the castle to open the vault in order to retrieve the crystal, but shortly afterwards the crystal vanished during what appeared to be a [[Bane Chosen]] attack. Around the same time Ricardo disappeared from Yew prison. From later events it was clear that the Bane Chosen did not succeed in obtaining the crystal, instead it came into the possession of Ricardo, so we could guess that [[Ricardo]] may have seen and seized an opportunity to steal the crystal before it could fall into the wrong hands.
 ==Inu Storyline==
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 ==See Also==
 *[[Transcript of Crown vs. Ricardo]]
 *[[Warriors of Destiny]]

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 Ricardo was awaiting his execution as the [[Warriors of Destiny]] event cycle ended but eventually received a pardon from [[Dawn|Queen Dawn]] for his help in a battle against the Shadowlords. After the war he remained one of her advisors until he went mad. Temporarily he vanished then later, mysteriously, he was found wandering alone on Fire Island, covered in blood (not his own). He then was placed yet again in [[Yew Prison]] for the absence of a better facility for those who go mad. [http://www.uoherald.com/node/107]
-During Ricardo's madness and second internment in Yew Prison a series of journals that he wrote was uncovered, which detail his research into the [[Crystal of Duplicity]] and [[Lord British's Vault]].
+Ricardo became a key character in Britannia's history once again due to his involvement with the [[Crystal of Duplicity]].
 ==Keywords==

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 Though stealing from Ophidians, or any other monster, is not typically considered a crime, it can be considered one when it starts a major war that leaves many people dead, and this was the case with Ricardo.  He was arrested and then persecuted in Court by [[Casca]]. Evidence against him was partly obtained by players, and his trial was a live, in-game event that could be attended by players, either "live" or in reenacted form.  (Meaning that players not present when the event first took place could still witness it.)
-He was awaiting his execution, as the [[Warriors of Destiny]] event cycle ended but eventually received a pardon from [[Dawn|Queen Dawn]] for his help in a battle against the Shadowlords. After the war he remained one of her advisors until he went mad. He ended up yet again in [[Yew Prison]] for the absence of a better facility for those who go mad.
+Ricardo was awaiting his execution as the [[Warriors of Destiny]] event cycle ended but eventually received a pardon from [[Dawn|Queen Dawn]] for his help in a battle against the Shadowlords. After the war he remained one of her advisors until he went mad. Temporarily he vanished then later, mysteriously, he was found wandering alone on Fire Island, covered in blood (not his own). He then was placed yet again in [[Yew Prison]] for the absence of a better facility for those who go mad. [http://www.uoherald.com/node/107]
 ==Keywords==

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 They reacted to the theft with a prolonged assault on our cities that has come to be known as the [[Ophidian War]].  Their assaults were eventually repelled, and Ricardo opened the door to Inu the Crone's cell, thus enabling her to be rescued.
-Though stealing from Ophidians, or any other monster, is not typically considered a crime, it can be considered one when it starts a major war that leaves many people dead, and this was the case with Ricardo.  He was arrested and then persecuted in Court by [[Casca]].  Evidence against him was partly obtained by players, and his trial was a live, in-game event that could be attended by players, either "live" or in reenacted form.  (Meaning that players not present when the event first took place could still witness it.)
+Though stealing from Ophidians, or any other monster, is not typically considered a crime, it can be considered one when it starts a major war that leaves many people dead, and this was the case with Ricardo.  He was arrested and then persecuted in Court by [[Casca]]. Evidence against him was partly obtained by players, and his trial was a live, in-game event that could be attended by players, either "live" or in reenacted form.  (Meaning that players not present when the event first took place could still witness it.)
-Currently, he is still awaiting his execution, even as the [[Warriors of Destiny]] event cycle ended.
+He was awaiting his execution, as the [[Warriors of Destiny]] event cycle ended but eventually received a pardon from [[Dawn|Queen Dawn]] for his help in a battle against the Shadowlords. After the war he remained one of her advisors until he went mad. He ended up yet again in [[Yew Prison]] for the absence of a better facility for those who go mad.
 ==Keywords==

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 Though stealing from Ophidians, or any other monster, is not typically considered a crime, it can be considered one when it starts a major war that leaves many people dead, and this was the case with Ricardo.  He was arrested and then persecuted in Court by [[Casca]].  Evidence against him was partly obtained by players, and his trial was a live, in-game event that could be attended by players, either "live" or in reenacted form.  (Meaning that players not present when the event first took place could still witness it.)
-Currently, he is still awaiting his execution, even as the [[Warriors of Destiny]] event cycle and
+Currently, he is still awaiting his execution, even as the [[Warriors of Destiny]] event cycle ended.
 ==Keywords==

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 ===Character Overview, and Storyline Importance===
-When [[Inu the Crone]] was imprisoned by her enemies, a legendary lockpicker was needed to get her out, and Ricardo, a long-time resident of [[Bucaneer's Den]] in [[Felucca]], was the only one around.  However, his assistance was difficult to obtain and came at a price.
+When [[Inu the Crone]] was imprisoned by her enemies, a legendary lockpicker was needed to get her out, and Ricardo, a long-time resident of [[Buccaneer's Den]] in [[Felucca]], was the only one around.  However, his assistance was difficult to obtain and came at a price.
 Ricardo went into [[Terathan Keep]] to steal from the [[Terathans]].  He was captured and imprisoned by them.  The players were able to rescue him by distracting the Terathans.  During his escape from the Terathans, he decided to do a little stealing from the [[Ophidians]] as well.  He stole what they called their "artificed scion," a sacred crown that, to them, represented the future of their race.

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 [[image:Ricardo_outside_court.gif|thumb|Ricardo awaiting trial]]
-Ricardo is a key figure in the [[Inu]] plotline. He is accused of starting the [[Ophidian War]]. Currently, he has been found guilty of treason and is awaiting execution.
+Ricardo is a key figure in the [[Inu Plot Summary|Inu]] plotline. He is accused of starting the [[Ophidian War]]. Currently, he has been found guilty of treason and is awaiting execution.
 ==Keywords==
 Ricardo will respond to keywords when said near him.

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