Re: Considering playing Avalon: the legend lives.
@6, like you said, I feel like the novice system has totally been reworked, as according to some older players these badges are relatively new. There is an entire autoguide now, which teaches you basic commands and explains your badge tasks in great detail so you don't have to "hang out in chat" For long and ask others. While completing a number of tasks does depend entirely on other players (e.g. witnessing an earthquake ritual that has to be done by a mage), there are a lot more that you can just figure out by yourself. One of the game's meta is just adventuring and questing, so obviously while you can definitely be an active member of a city/guild/divine order and work with others to make it the best in the world, there are many ways to advance solo. A great number of players, especially those of the ranger and druid profession, choose to renounce citizenship at some point and just go alone. Being in a city does have advantages (protection, many resources etc), but if you work hard enough you can get these on your own.
An yes, the number system is annoying as heck, but it makes finding the correct item loads easier sometimes, especially when zooming or trying to locate it.
Oh and as for all the different skills and what their use is, if you were to type AB <the name of the skill> you would get a list of all the abilities in that skill, and then AB <skill> <ability> should provide a detailed explanation on what it does. Sometimes you can even get away with using this feature with abilities you have only heard of that belong to other professions and you'd like to know more about.
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