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Support lies. What I have always heard is that if a city exceeds chapter 3 then it will never be deleted. Furthermore, if a player spends diamonds on an expansion, then that city will never be deleted. If you want to get active players, check out the ones who are active in the trader or the ones who are giving you weekly help visits.
Sorry to say but every AM has this problem when building/rebuilding an FS. as mentioned look at the trader and active helpers and use elvenstats to look for players that might work for you. yes a lot are inactive but keep looking is all you can do and ask members of your FS to do the same.
Thank you again! I appreciate you!!!
Thank you!
How hard would it be to put a tiny icon on the map to indicate which cities are inactive? I check the map for the boosts we need, then I confirm their activity in ElvenStats. It is tedious & you also have to take into consideration that many of the mobile players may not even realize they're receiving invitations, if they don't know where to look. 
If you're open to new players, consider sending out a ton of invites to itty bitty cities (like 1000ish pts or even less). They're the most likely to accept a random invitation, in my experience. Some won't stick with the game or won't be a good fit, but if you spend the time teaching them the game and helping them grow, a decent number do stick around and turn into great team members. Instead of spending your time screening for activity, just invite 100 people and then support the few who accept. It's less frustrating.
We. accept any player. Right now I have four in chapter 2. Fortunately, they all live the game and play a lot!If you're open to new players, consider sending out a ton of invites to itty bitty cities (like 1000ish pts or even less). They're the most likely to accept a random invitation, in my experience. Some won't stick with the game or won't be a good fit, but if you spend the time teaching them the game and helping them grow, a decent number do stick around and turn into great team members. Instead of spending your time screening for activity, just invite 100 people and then support the few who accept. It's less frustrating.
It would seem like they would want to encourage people to play! Well, thanks for the kind words. Glad I’m not alone!In Winyandor, I found a 14-member FS that all became inactive in January 2019.
That is a great idea and something I’ve never thought about! Thanks again! You have been so helpful!
We had a fellowship that was twice as big with players that had been playing almost for the life of the game. I has a mage. Then last summer our Archmage left saying she had personal problems. She made me Archmage Things proceeded For a month or more when my long time people began to disappear without a word. It turns out she Had started a new fellowship and was recruiting them away from my fellowship. So I was left with a few new people and I have since added five new people. I have no idea what happened though I was told by one former member that I played “too fast.” See, now I thought that was a good thing. I’m curious why u are between fellowships?
We have a few rules, like most fellowships. Respect each other, help out with trades, no drama and enjoy the game. If you happen to see an active player without a fellowship let me know. I don't steal members from other fellowships; I've had that done to me. I don't believe that is ethical. I love to play the spire too and am encouraging my members to play that, the tournaments, and fellowship adventures. And when you leave to your new fellowship, say goodbye. We should get along fine, if all that is amenable to you.
