Let us heal relationships with dvergr groups.

[Uthael]

I'd like to NOT have to do a racial cleansing from an area every time I damage one of their buildings while helping them or if I somehow bonk one of them on accident.

Suggesting to reduce their anger over time or if they see I'm damaging their enemies.
Also suggesting a single-use vendor item that calms NPCs in a large area.

The following footage is what has led to my last killing spree. I couldn't recover my items without killing them:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xO2wk1sxIMI

[TheBoot]

I've accidentally aggro'd some Dvergr and then left the area. When I came back they were green. Not sure if it was by going far enough away, or possibly logging out and logging back in that de-aggro'd them. Maybe even enough in-game time? I just know that it's happened. I too don't go out of my way to stir up trouble with my bearded neighbors in the Mistlands.

[What?]

lmao ethnic cleansing

[electricdawn]

I think they do lose their aggro over time.

I also angered one of them accidentally, when I tried to take over one of their towers, that I thought to be empty. Turns out a dvergr up the hill took that as an affront and started pelting me with bolts. I turned tail and left him alone.

I later met other dvergrs that had no issues with me. I still have to test if this one specific dvergr is still angry at me. I might try that out.

[Draconis]

Originally posted by electricdawn:

I think they do lose their aggro over time.

I also angered one of them accidentally, when I tried to take over one of their towers, that I thought to be empty. Turns out a dvergr up the hill took that as an affront and started pelting me with bolts. I turned tail and left him alone.

I later met other dvergrs that had no issues with me. I still have to test if this one specific dvergr is still angry at me. I might try that out.

I'm quite sure he still is. Those Dvergr are really resentful.

And it is their usual behavior, that once you anger them, all in a certain radius get angry bot others don't.
So you may start a battle at one tower, but at the other one they will still be friendly.

[Gal Kraft]

If there is an item to calm them, it should also heal them and any nearby foes.

[Uthael]

Originally posted by Gal Kraft:

If there is an item to calm them, it should also heal them and any nearby foes.

I'm against that. They heal on their own very slowly already. They can be turned into incredible turrets already. If we get a way to speed up their healing, we wouldn't have to defend them anymore or build protective structures around them. Just aggro them for a moment to heal them all back up.

The blood magic shield might be fine though.