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==Overview==
 
==Overview==
 
An '''Event Moderator''' is a paid employee of EA.  Their job is to run in-game events (see [[EM Events]]), similar to those run by unpaid volunteers called [[Seer]]s many years prior.
 
An '''Event Moderator''' is a paid employee of EA.  Their job is to run in-game events (see [[EM Events]]), similar to those run by unpaid volunteers called [[Seer]]s many years prior.
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
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The EM program was introduced in August 2003 to replace the volunteer program following the release of the [[Age of Shadows]]. However, this first iteration eventually petered out and was discontinued by EA in February 2004.
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The EM program was introduced in August 2003 to replace the volunteer program following the release of the [[Age of Shadows]]. The first EM events revolved around the return of the villain [[Minax]]. Typically, an EM had at least 2 in-game personae.  One was him- or her-self.  The other was a character, typically part of the [[Ruling Council]].  For example, Lake Superior's EM was Glamdring, and he appeared in-character as Thomas Winters, Prime Minister of the Realm and Commander of the [[Royal Guard]]. This first iteration of the program eventually waned and was discontinued by EA in February 2004. Based on statements made by players, the quality of the EMs, like the quality of their events, varied widely.
  
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However, some years later in October 2008, [[Cal Crowner]] announced on [http://www.uoherald.com/news/news.php?newsid=455 UO.com] that the Event Moderator program would be returning for [[Stygian Abyss]]. This was shortly followed a week later with a [http://www.uoherald.com/application/ call for applications].
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On many [[Shard]]s, the legacy of unfinished EM events, personified by things like burning docks at Trinsic and monster spawns in unusual places, remains.
  
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The first EMs (as they were called) appeared following the release of the [[Age of Shadows]] expansion, and their first events revolved around the return of the villain [[Minax]].
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However, some years later in October 2008, [[Cal Crowner]] announced on [http://www.uoherald.com/news/news.php?newsid=455 UO.com] that the Event Moderator program would be returning for [[Stygian Abyss]]. This was shortly followed a week later with a [http://www.uoherald.com/application/ call for applications] which included both a writing sample and event sample as part of the application process. The finalized list of EM's for the beginning of the second iteration of the EM program was announced mid-December 2008.
  
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Typically, an EM had at least 2 in-game personae.  One was him- or her-self.  The other was a character, typically part of the [[Ruling Council]].  For example, Lake Superior's EM was Glamdring, and he appeared in-character as Thomas Winters, Prime Minister of the Realm and Commander of the [[Royal Guard]].
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==List of EM's==
  
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Based on statements made by players, the quality of the EMs, like the quality of their events, varied widely.
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===2008-present===
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The EM names for the second iteration of the program were announced in December 2008. Some were assigned specifially to a shard while others served as "floaters".
  
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On many [[Shard]]s, the legacy of unfinished EM events, personified by things like burning docks at Trinsic and monster spawns in unusual places, remains.
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'''Shard EM's:'''
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* Atlantic - Sykobri, Kanmare
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* Baja - Seppo
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* Catskills - Kasaven
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* Chesapeake - Tailspin
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* Drachenfels - Immortal
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* Europa - Sarakan, Emile Layne
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* Great Lakes - Iatu, Malachi
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* Lake Austin - Sarthus
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* Lake Superior - Autolycus, Quantum
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* Legends - Tashik
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* Napa Valley - Sezja
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* Oceania - Aeon
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* Origin - Laurana
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* Pacific - Nyrogie, Cyno Razik
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* Siege Perilous - Alcor
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* Sonoma - Eira
  
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==List of EM's==
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'''Floater EM's:'''
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Each shard had it's own dedicated EM with both an EM name and an in-character, role-playing name.
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* Glamdring(''also EM Program Trainer'')
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* Annendora
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===2008-present===
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* Cernunnos
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''TBA''
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* Dudley
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* Faine Morgan
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* Janae
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* Kaen
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* Pallando
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* Vespera
  
 
===2003-2004===
 
===2003-2004===
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Each shard had it's own dedicated EM with both an EM name and an in-character, role-playing name.
 
(''partial list'')
 
(''partial list'')
  

Revision as of 14:48, 19 December 2008

Overview

An Event Moderator is a paid employee of EA. Their job is to run in-game events (see EM Events), similar to those run by unpaid volunteers called Seers many years prior.

History

The EM program was introduced in August 2003 to replace the volunteer program following the release of the Age of Shadows. The first EM events revolved around the return of the villain Minax. Typically, an EM had at least 2 in-game personae. One was him- or her-self. The other was a character, typically part of the Ruling Council. For example, Lake Superior's EM was Glamdring, and he appeared in-character as Thomas Winters, Prime Minister of the Realm and Commander of the Royal Guard. This first iteration of the program eventually waned and was discontinued by EA in February 2004. Based on statements made by players, the quality of the EMs, like the quality of their events, varied widely.

On many Shards, the legacy of unfinished EM events, personified by things like burning docks at Trinsic and monster spawns in unusual places, remains.

However, some years later in October 2008, Cal Crowner announced on UO.com that the Event Moderator program would be returning for Stygian Abyss. This was shortly followed a week later with a call for applications which included both a writing sample and event sample as part of the application process. The finalized list of EM's for the beginning of the second iteration of the EM program was announced mid-December 2008.

List of EM's

2008-present

The EM names for the second iteration of the program were announced in December 2008. Some were assigned specifially to a shard while others served as "floaters".

Shard EM's:

  • Atlantic - Sykobri, Kanmare
  • Baja - Seppo
  • Catskills - Kasaven
  • Chesapeake - Tailspin
  • Drachenfels - Immortal
  • Europa - Sarakan, Emile Layne
  • Great Lakes - Iatu, Malachi
  • Lake Austin - Sarthus
  • Lake Superior - Autolycus, Quantum
  • Legends - Tashik
  • Napa Valley - Sezja
  • Oceania - Aeon
  • Origin - Laurana
  • Pacific - Nyrogie, Cyno Razik
  • Siege Perilous - Alcor
  • Sonoma - Eira

Floater EM's:

  • Glamdring(also EM Program Trainer)
  • Annendora
  • Cernunnos
  • Dudley
  • Faine Morgan
  • Janae
  • Kaen
  • Pallando
  • Vespera

2003-2004

Each shard had it's own dedicated EM with both an EM name and an in-character, role-playing name. (partial list)

  • Program Team Leads - Glamdring, Zilo, Kalag
  • Atlantic - Nikademus/Arathen Wudrin, Tulkas/Victor Holmgren
  • Baja - Vincent/Archimedes, Julius Dryden Sameerah/Erzulie Dantor
  • Catskills - Gustus/Da'rius Kaine, Stone/Cort Malic,
  • Chesapeake - Celestria/Myrina Heron, Nina/Keira Vaelan
  • Drachenfels - Xena/Max Sterling
  • Europa - Elendrik/Jordan Jurrel, Arilem/Lord Helrick
  • Great Lakes - Azaire/Priam Balifor, Leto/Sebastian
  • Lake Austin - Nyssa/Martel Nevarre, Dris/Martel Nevarre
  • Lake Superior - Glamdring/Thomas Winters
  • Legends - Tiberias/Ian Elemis
  • Napa Valley - Theowulf/Kyeric Lorrin
  • Oceania - Sienna/Ailis Faolain, Shiel/?, Cerulean/?
  • Origin - Telnam/Sareck Baltos, Alexia, Drax'veltos
  • Pacific - Jyrra/Kalis Sevren
  • Siege Perilous - Ariadne/Anissa Darkstar, Samara/Jade Hushenhoy, Masara/Jade Hushenhoy
  • Sonoma - Hazel/Rowena Kestrel, Samara/Jade Hushenhoy, Masara/Jade Hushenhoy
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