DUEL 2 NEWSLETTER
Date : 01/13/2005 Duedate: 01/26/2005
ROCANIS ARENA
DM-56 TURN-368
This Weeks Top Honors
THE DUELMASTER IS
WISHLIST
YIELD (405)
(56-3816) [7-4-0,84]
Chartered Recognition Leader Unchartered Recognition Leader
WISHLIST POSITION IS EMPTY
YIELD (405)
(56-3816) [7-4-0,84]
Popularity Leader This Weeks Favorite
BITTER VETCH WISHLIST
BAD APPLES (187) YIELD (405)
(56-3762) [17-14-0,65] (56-3816) [7-4-0,84]
THE CURRENT TOP TEAM
REDHORSE (207)
TEAMS ON THE MOVE TOP CAREER HONORS
Team Name Point Gain Chartered Team
1. REDHORSE (207) 22
2. BAD APPLES (187) 16 YIELD (405)
3. YIELD (405) 11 Unchartered Team
4. PUNCH-OUT! (411) 0
5. BLACKENED PRIDE (409) 0 IS IT MAN...? (352)
The Top Teams
Career Win-Loss Record W L K % Win-Loss Record Last 3 Turns W L K
1- 1*PUNCH-OUT! (411) 25 5 3 83.3 1/ 2 REDHORSE (207) 9 5 0
2- 2*BLACKENED PRIDE (409) 4 2 0 66.7 2- 1*PUNCH-OUT! (411) 8 2 0
3/ 3 YIELD (405) 19 16 3 54.3 3/ 3 YIELD (405) 3 2 0
4/ 4 REDHORSE (207) 388 449 14 46.4 4/ 4 BAD APPLES (187) 2 13 0
5/ 5 BAD APPLES (187) 337 454 14 42.6 5- 5*BLACKENED PRIDE (409) 1 0 0
'*' Unchartered team '-' Team did not fight this turn
(###) Avoid teams by their Team Id ##/## This turn's/Last turn's rank
TEAM SPOTLIGHT
+ ]H[ + ---:--- + ]H[ A Darque Tale ]H[ + ---:--- + ]H[ +
It was a dark and stormy night, and the next time one of Master Darque's
bodyguards mentioned that, the man would be a toad, and to Hell with the magical
cost.
He should have remained in Morya till morning, but the storm had come up with no
warning. Not even magical warning. It was an insult. He should have been warned.
He should have KNOWN there was a storm brewing, especially one like this, clouds
laced with magic, sizzling with raw spell energy. How had it been possible?
The half-demon frowned, pulling his hooded cloak more firmly around himself
against the ripping gusts. Could his Enemy have obscured the early stages of the
build-up, especially to trick him into leaving shelter? Master Darque had many
enemies, of course, that was a sign of his success. But at this moment, THE Enemy
was only one person--the wizard Nishtar in Monuntial. "They" said he was a half-elf,
but what was the other half? Could he be dealing with the machinations of another
demon-born? It was beginning to seem all too likely.
His mount stumbled. He hadn't wanted to ride a horse, but there had been no
boats leaving Morya for the upriver ports. The horse hadn't wanted him to ride it,
either, but no lesser animal was going to cause problems when Master Darque did not
want problems. So if it was stumbling now-- Ah, hailstones. His cloak was proof
against such simple missiles, but the horse had no such protection.
"Master!" One of his dwarves rode up beside him and leaned close enough to be
heard. "Master Darque, they say there are caves in those hills yonder!" He gestured
at some low hills barely visible between the road and the shore.
"They?" Darque's voice dripped scorn. Tyre, or it might be Sidon, in this
murk, who could tell? knew better than quote an unspecified "they" as an authority.
"The people in the last town, at the stable where we stopped for fresh horses."
"Ah. You think we should seek this possible shelter, do you?" Darque squinted
against a sudden burst of lightning. That was actually not a bad idea. He didn't
enjoy the weather, even when his cloak and his powers protected him from the worst
effects. And a demon had to think of his followers just as much as a man did; treat
them badly, and the wretches would return the favor. "Very well. Let us seek one of
these caves, then. Lead on." Caves. Pfui! A resort for beasts. At least, being
dwarves, his guards should have an instinct for this sort of thing. They'd probably
feel quite at home in a cave.
The dwarf rode ahead. Tyre and Sidon had been as reluctant to mount horses as
he had himself. Ah, well, if worst came to worst, they could always eat the beasts.
A cheering thought. The one in the lead signaled to the other almost at once.
Darque nodded. They DID have an instinct for these things.
There were trees and uneven ground as soon as they left the road. The horses
didn't seem to mind. And then the slopes of hillsides, tipped this way and that.
And then shelter from the wind and the rain, so suddenly that it was a shock.
Darque sensed enclosure, smelled the raw stone. A cave, as promised. He removed
himself from his horse, leaving it for his bodyguards to tend in whatever way seemed
appropriate, and turned to look back out at the storm.
The cave was near the lake and had a view out across the water. Just now, the
view of the storm was impressive, if one cared for storms. Master Darque did not.
He found the sight of all that power going to waste on a mere natural phenomenon
offensive. Especially now, when the Arcanum was in such a desperate state.
Especially when he could tell that a good portion of the power being expended in
sheets of violet lightning was magical. Could Nishtar be so profligate? No. He
didn't have that much power to waste, whatever his parentage. NO wizard had that
much power to waste.
The image of a city that was not Morya hung over the raging waves, rippling like
a painting on silk. Darque studied it for several minutes. He had heard of the
"ghost city" of Lake Moruchei. It was said to have appeared several times in the
past few years. But it did nothing, portended nothing, and he had not pursued the
matter. Still, since it was here in front of him, and he had nothing better to do
while he waited for the storm to cease, he would learn what he could.
Definitely it was not Morya. The buildings were of some white stone, marble,
probably, which most of Morya was not. And the architecture was different. Lighter,
more graceful. More "elvish," as humans would say. Slender towers, airy bridges
between them, fluttering banners. That sort of thing. No people were visible, but
they wouldn't be at this scale. The Ghost City was probably as far away, visually,
as the center of the lake from here, ten or fifteen miles, he supposed. The
lightning flashed around and between the towers. It struck one of the delicate
bridges, which shattered. Darque's eyebrows rose. Amazing. The storm, which was
definitely in the world of Ghea and Lake Moruchei, was ALSO in the world where the
Ghost City existed. Because the city must exist, or it could not suffer destruction
of that kind.
And if the city existed, somewhere, then it was worth knowing more about. The
half-demon glanced around for a place to sit. His two bodyguards were staring past
the horses, deeper into the cave; they were silhouetted against a greenish light. If
there was power there, it was "cool"; he could sense nothing from the light.
Curious. Very curious.
Darque made a gesture of warding, in case there was more to the light than he
could detect. Well, there must be more to it, if it was there at all. He left the
cave's mouth and moved past the dwarves and the horses, deeper into the green-lit
darkness. The source of the light was easy to find, around the first bend. It came
from a symbol inlaid into the wall of the cave.
It was not a symbol he had ever seen before, and his knowledge was extensive.
There was a slight resemblance to some sigils he had seen in a Folstrom manuscript
that was four thousand years old. But this was less cluttered and, he suspected,
more powerful. What did it do, and why had no one seen it before now?
Or had it been discovered in the past, and its discoverers destroyed? Moryan
peasants might have found this cave, perhaps. Darque snorted. He had skills and
protections that no Moryan peasant could match.
A bolt of lightning as brilliant as the sun struck behind him, wrapped in its
thunder, and filled the cave with white light, blinding him even though he was turned
away from it. Tyre or Sidon cried out, and the horses screamed in terror. Darque
knew that none of them had been injured, or he would smell the burned flesh. He
waited for his eyes to recover.
The brilliant afterimage faded, leaving darkness just brushed with red light
from behind. A glance behind showed him that a tree just outside the cave was
burning. Looking back into the depths of the cave there was only darkness. The
symbol had vanished.
No matter, it was burned into his memory. He stretched out the toe of one small
foot and traced the symbol in the sandy floor of the cave. Yes. That was correct.
There was an extensive library in the palace in Xochithlan, more extensive than most
people knew. He would look for the symbol there, in the oldest scrolls.
This journey had seemed tedious in the beginning, a duty visit to his teams in
Morya, Xochithlan, and Illis. Now...now he was looking forward to it.
Uncle Wolf squinted at the sky. It was pale a blue as a bird's egg, washed
clean by the storm. The lake reflected it as a sheet of silver. "You'd think
there'd never been a storm, not so much as a sprinkle of rain," he said.
Ghost Dancer reined his pony to one side of the road, which was a smooth and
shining ribbon of mud. He had already ridden into one such patch, and his horse's
legs were muddy to the knees. "I wouldn't think it. Why are we out this early?"
"What's wrong with being up early? You getting soft on the Isle, boy? Or up
too late last night, partying?"
"Uncle Wolf...."
The old man shrugged. "I don't know why you're here, but I'm out here because I
need to be. I don't know why, exactly. But I haven't survived forty-five years as a
shaman by not listening when my bones talk to me."
Ghost Dancer looked around uneasily. Fields and orchards were emerging from the
early mist on their right. On the left, the surface of the lake rippled as ducks
settled into the water. There was no breeze. No other people out yet, nor any sign
of human activity beyond the road itself, and the fence rows. It should be peaceful.
After a moment, he indicated a tree-clad hill near the shore. "There's something
over there."
"Not now," Wolf said. "But there was something last night. Or someone." His
shoulders twitched. "Something that made a ripple in the Spirit Land. That's what
you're feeling." He urged his horse toward the trees. "That's what got us out
here."
"If it's gone, whatever it was, what can we do?" Ghost Dancer asked, following.
The old shaman shrugged. "We'll see."
Master Darque glared at the horse. "We'll abandon it." Before Tyre could
speak, he added, "And yours and Sidon's as well. I will convey us to Xochithlan
magically."
"I thought that took a lot of magical power," Tyre said, looking up from his
examination of the horse's leg. "You said you wanted to save it for--"
"For the moment when I decide to use it. That moment is now. Get anything you
want off your saddles and we'll go now." Darque frowned into the distance. There
was no point in cursing the state of the Arcanum. It had already been cursed, by the
Grey Witch's mismanagement. "We're in line-of-sight of Spirit Ridge near Rocanis,
that will help. We'll be in Xochithlan by tomorrow."
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---===FREE BLADES REGIONAL NEWS===---
Duelmasters
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DM 9 ZUKAL (turn 506): T. ZER of LETTER BOMBS (Papa Bear, mgr.)
DM 12 RIZTAB (turn 506): AGLIBOL of DARKMOON (Bobby Bigfoot, mgr.)
DM 15 MALCORN (turn 500): BATTERY of STARBASE 5 (Zeus, mgr.)
DM 16 WILLAF (turn 502): FELIX of ARENA FELINES (Garfield, mgr.)
DM 17 ALJAFIR (turn 500): MCARTHUR of HEROESANDFOUNDONES (The Judge, mgr.)
DM 19 ZUWAYZA (turn 499): MALKAI of DRAGON JUNKIES (Youngblood, mgr.)
DM 28 MORYA (turn 249): ALARIC of THE WARLORDS II (Fizban, mgr.)
DM 29 LAPUR (turn 491): LEXINGTON of DARK GLORY (Ultraist, mgr.)
DM 31 CHIMLEVTAL (turn 247): CHERRY 2000 of NUMBERS GAME (Destitute Noble, mgr.)
DM 32 ARVAT (turn 488): MAY FISTAFOLES of DEVIL ADVOCATES (The Dark One, mgr.)
DM 33 NIATOLI ISLAND (turn 486): CATLOW of SACKETT'S & CO. (Barnabas, mgr.)
DM 35 MURSKA (turn 479): DARLING NIKKI of BLITZKRIEG (Polarius, mgr.)
DM 43 VEASTIAN (turn 442): RIBSPLITTER of WIDOWMAKERS (Soultender, mgr.)
DM 45 STORMCROWE (turn 224): BOMBSHELL of DARQUE FORCES (Master Darque, mgr.)
DM 47 NORTH FORK (turn 219): COURAGE of LAND OF OZ (Oz the Successful, mgr.)
DM 50 SNOWBOUND (turn 205): VANWAFEA of DARK SIDHE (Daehir, mgr.)
DM 56 ROCANIS (turn 367): HEDGEHOG of REDHORSE (Mila, mgr.)
DM 61 JURINE (turn 346): COOL CAT of ARENA FELINES (Garfield, mgr.)
DM 73 ERINIKA (turn 154): BLUE BLOOD of BLACK & BLUE (The Mun, mgr.)
ADM 103 FREE BLADES (turn 392): FUNNY BUNNY of RHYME TYME from KHALANI (Emerald Orbs)
Top Teams
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DM 9 ZUKAL (turn 506): BLUE MOON (Jorja, mgr.)
DM 12 RIZTAB (turn 506): EXTREME (?, mgr.)
DM 15 MALCORN (turn 500): GREENWARDENS (Jorja, mgr.)
DM 16 WILLAF (turn 502): ARENA FELINES (Garfield, mgr.)
DM 17 ALJAFIR (turn 500): HEROESANDFOUNDONES (The Judge, mgr.)
DM 19 ZUWAYZA (turn 499): DRAGON JUNKIES (Youngblood, mgr.)
DM 28 MORYA (turn 249): THE WARLORDS II (Fizban, mgr.)
DM 29 LAPUR (turn 491): EQUESTORS (Spartacus, mgr.)
DM 31 CHIMLEVTAL (turn 247): SOL INVICTUS (Bobby Bigfoot, mgr.)
DM 32 ARVAT (turn 488): DEVIL ADVOCATES (The Dark One, mgr.)
DM 33 NIATOLI ISLAND (turn 486): SACKETT'S & CO. (Barnabas, mgr.)
DM 35 MURSKA (turn 479): BUSY, BUSYTOWN (Huckle Cat, mgr.)
DM 43 VEASTIAN (turn 442): GIRLS X3 (Non, mgr.)
DM 45 STORMCROWE (turn 224): NORTHERN LIGHTS (Jorja, mgr.)
DM 47 NORTH FORK (turn 219): LAND OF OZ (Oz the Successful, mgr.)
DM 50 SNOWBOUND (turn 205): DARK SIDHE (Daehir, mgr.)
DM 56 ROCANIS (turn 367): PUNCH-OUT! (Huckle Cat, mgr.)
DM 61 JURINE (turn 346): FAVORITE GUYS (Jorja, mgr.)
DM 73 ERINIKA (turn 154): ODIN'S CHOSEN (Staghorn, mgr.)
ADM 103 FREE BLADES (turn 392): LEGION OF DUMB (?, mgr.)
Recent Graduates
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DM 12 RIZTAB (turn 505): BRIARTHORN of DARKMOON (Bobby Bigfoot, mgr.)
DM 19 ZUWAYZA (turn 498): CALLISTA of DRAGON JUNKIES (Youngblood, mgr.)
DM 28 MORYA (turn 249): RHINOVIRUS of BAD GERMS (Assurnasirbanipal, mgr.)
(turn 248): PEG-LEG BOUCHARD of CANADIAN BACON (Firehawk, mgr.)
SCUM REAVER of THE RED REAVERS (Guardian, mgr.)
DM 31 CHIMLEVTAL (turn 247): CHERRY 2000 of NUMBERS GAME (Destitute Noble, mgr.)
DM 43 VEASTIAN (turn 442): RIBSPLITTER of WIDOWMAKERS (Soultender, mgr.)
DM 45 STORMCROWE (turn 223): THE SMELL OF IT of EMETICS (Berylstar, mgr.)
DM 47 NORTH FORK (turn 218): ACE BAILEY of ROYAL FLUSH (Crip, mgr.)
DM 56 ROCANIS (turn 366): DEADFALL of BAD APPLES (Uncle Wolf, mgr.)
DM 73 ERINIKA (turn 153): MANNAZ THORSSON of ODIN'S CHOSEN (Staghorn, mgr.)
DUELMASTER'S COLUMN
Notes from the arena champ.
Oh my gosh, I'm Duelmaster! Even though I lost my fight...something about
Deadfall going on vacation or something? And I was Vice-Duelmaster so I got elected?
Oh well, I'm Duelmaster, hear me roar!
Anybody who was not on the most popular AND least popular list, raise your hand?
I like being on both lists. I feel very noticed.
Boy oh boy, watch out for Bitter Vetch! What am I saying? *I'd* better watch
out for him. If Wishlist sits out the fights again, I'll probably fight a stand-in
but they might pit me against the Champions.
I think I have the most fights of anybody here. That's a good thing, isn't it?
Well, I don't really have anything to say except the obvious: We need more
teams around here. You managers, if you have other manager friends looking for a
place to start a new team, you should tell them how lively and competitive Rocanis
is, what an exciting milieu (Royland sent me that word, he sends me a word for every
day) we live in, how they'd be crazy not to start up a team here. That's right, lie
your tush off.
Gotta go! Luv ya, but my adoring public awaits. I have to go be in a parade I
think.
I am Hedgehog, hear me roar!
SPY REPORT
Thankyouthankyou. It's great for me, The Unknown Spymaster to be back in
ROCANIS. Hope you enjoy the show. Oh, who am I kidding? I already got paid! We
now have a new top team for all of you guys to dogpile on. REDHORSE now holds the
crown and they are betting they can keep it. Hey everybody, watch out for PRIVET,
who flew up 13 points in the rankings after mashing RIRORNI ARCHER like a melon.
Keep your eye on this guy. It's a proud day for the YIELD stable, as their warrior,
WISHLIST, ascended the Duelmaster's throne. An apple a day keeps the doctor away,
but an onion a day keeps T.P.s at bay.
But enough of that bunch, let's get on to the wimps who like to avoid battle!
Here's a song for you: Who's afraid of the big, bad REDHORSE? Big bad REDHORSE.
Big bad REDHORSE. ROCANIS' afraid of the big bad REDHORSE. Tra la la la la! And
you guys like to boo me? Well, unsling your rasberries, cause YIELD beats feet every
time REDHORSE smiles at them. Try farming, eh?
Being a spy is great--other people die and you spend the rest of the day
drinking to their memory. Better tanked than dead! Ask not the elves for counsel,
for they will say both yes and no. Silly buggers, eh?
I think I had better cut this one short. It's been nice chatting to those of
you whom I have not offended yet. Okay, so I may not be the world's best comedian,
but then you guys aren't the world's best warriors. See ya next time I'm on this
circuit!-- The Unknown Spymaster
DUELMASTER W L K POINTS TEAM NAME
WISHLIST 3816 7 4 0 84 YIELD (405)
CHAMPIONS W L K POINTS TEAM NAME
HEDGEHOG 3748 16 22 0 70 REDHORSE (207)
CHALLENGER ADEPTS W L K POINTS TEAM NAME
-GLASS JOE 3847 5 1 0 66 PUNCH-OUT! (411)
BITTER VETCH 3762 17 14 0 65 BAD APPLES (187)
-CONTRABAND 3827 7 0 3 62 YIELD (405)
ADEPTS W L K POINTS TEAM NAME
CANDY APPLE 3786 10 16 0 46 BAD APPLES (187)
-KID QUICK 3846 5 1 1 43 PUNCH-OUT! (411)
-BALD BULL 3843 6 0 0 40 PUNCH-OUT! (411)
CHALLENGER INITIATES W L K POINTS TEAM NAME
-CAUTION 3821 3 2 0 33 YIELD (405)
SHANKS PONY 3854 3 2 0 31 REDHORSE (207)
-CIRITH UNGOL 3842 3 1 0 27 BLACKENED PRIDE (409)
-KING HIPPO 3845 6 0 1 26 PUNCH-OUT! (411)
PRONGHRON 3852 3 2 0 25 REDHORSE (207)
INITIATES W L K POINTS TEAM NAME
EATS GRASS 3853 2 3 0 15 REDHORSE (207)
-MR. SANDMAN 3844 3 3 1 13 PUNCH-OUT! (411)
PRIVET 3867 1 0 0 13 BAD APPLES (187)
LARGE DOG 3848 2 6 0 12 BAD APPLES (187)
DIRTY FRANK 3780 1 2 0 9 YIELD (405)
ROTTEN CORE 3851 0 6 0 6 BAD APPLES (187)
'-' denotes a warrior who did not fight this turn.
THE DEAD W L K TEAM NAME SLAIN BY TURN Revenge?
SPEEDILY GONE 3866 0 1 0 REDHORSE 207 MAINAKHA-TE MASTER 22 368 NONE
PLEASE 3865 0 1 0 YIELD 405 ROKORI KLEE 21 368 NONE
PERSONAL ADS
Hedgehog -- Well, you can roar now, for a while. I don't know how satisfying you
find it to listen to the echoes, though. -- Deadfall
Glass Joe -- Well, so much for being neighborly and not busting you up because we
don't have any good glassworkers around. See if I'm nice to you again! -- Bitter
Vetch
Bald Bull -- Ah...I take it your middle name isn't Samson? -- Candy Apple
King Hippo -- I knew a hippo once, but she was really mean. Probably a witch. And
she didn't LIKE it when someone called her a hippo, but hey, she had the hips! --
Large Dog
Eats Grass -- And may it give you the runs. -- Rotten Core
Deadfall -- (big, big grin) Sorry about that! At least you don't have to write a
column this time, it's Hedgehog's turn. -- Javelino, safe and sound on the Isle
Bitter Vetch -- Sure, sure, I believe you. -- Javelino
Rotten Core -- Bwaaa ha ha! Nothing like watching people fall on their faces! Hoof
and horn, I love this job! -- Eats Grass
Well, I did a public service--that persistent beggar won't be bothering anybody for a
while--but what are the thanks I get? Anybody? -- Shank's Pony
Mr. Sandman -- I won and worked myself back up to an even-steven record. Better than
being a loser. Thanks, guy. -- Pronghorn
15 December 2004
The Company of Brothers Alliance would like to welcome Azereth as our newest member.
We are sure he will be an asset to both our alliance and the dueling community! --
Baphomet, Co-Founder T.C.B.
24 December 2004
Due to requests, the Turf War IV will be postponed until turn 225 (approx May/June
2005). Sorry about the inconvenience. -- Baphomet, host of TW 4
12 January 2005
On Jhans turn number 476 (due on Feb. 16, 2005) the Second Annual kLk St. Valentine's
Massacre Kill Contest will begin. The rules are simple; the team with the most kills
on the last turn wins. Last year's winner was Shocking Toad. Can he repeat? Could
DOOMcorps crush all challengers? Will the kLk prevail? Or will you be the
independent manager to show that alliances aren't all that? Come on to Jhans and
let's find out!
Prizes are: 1st. Renaming of a Dark Arena monster and five roll-up
certificates or $25.00 deposited in your account.
2nd. Renaming of a Stand-In monster.
Come on and celebrate the Delarquan way!
Azrael
LAST WEEK'S FIGHTS
SPEEDILY GONE was butchered by MAINAKHA-TE MASTER in a 1 minute Dark Arena fight.
PLEASE was slaughtered by ROKORI KLEE in a 1 minute Dark Arena battle.
HEDGEHOG was viciously subdued by WISHLIST in a 3 minute one-sided Title match.
BITTER VETCH was devastated by RIRORNI ASSASSIN in a 1 minute one-sided fight.
CANDY APPLE was bested by RIRORNI SOLDIERS in a action packed 1 minute gory brawl.
SHANKS PONY devastated ROTTEN CORE in a 1 minute mismatched match.
LARGE DOG was overcome by EATS GRASS in a 3 minute fight.
DIRTY FRANK was overcome by PRONGHRON in a action packed 1 minute beginner's melee.
PRIVET vanquished RIRORNI ARCHER in a 1 minute uneven fight.
BATTLE REPORT
MOST POPULAR RECORD DURING THE LAST 10 TURNS
|FIGHTING STYLE FIGHTS FIGHTING STYLE W - L - K PERCENT|
|STRIKING ATTACK 3 PARRY-STRIKE 1 - 0 - 0 100 |
|LUNGING ATTACK 2 SLASHING ATTACK 17 - 4 - 3 81 |
|TOTAL PARRY 2 LUNGING ATTACK 19 - 7 - 1 73 |
|AIMED BLOW 2 PARRY-LUNGE 11 - 6 - 1 65 |
|PARRY-STRIKE 1 STRIKING ATTACK 10 - 7 - 0 59 |
|PARRY-LUNGE 1 BASHING ATTACK 4 - 5 - 0 44 |
|PARRY-RIPOSTE 1 TOTAL PARRY 5 - 11 - 0 31 |
|WALL OF STEEL 1 AIMED BLOW 4 - 9 - 0 31 |
|SLASHING ATTACK 0 WALL OF STEEL 4 - 11 - 0 27 |
|BASHING ATTACK 0 PARRY-RIPOSTE 2 - 6 - 0 25 |
Turn 368 was great if you Not so great if you used The fighting styles of the
used the fighting styles: the fighting styles: top eleven warriors are:
PARRY-STRIKE 1 - 0 STRIKING ATTACK 1 - 2 3 LUNGING ATTACK
LUNGING ATTACK 2 - 0 AIMED BLOW 0 - 2 2 SLASHING ATTACK
TOTAL PARRY 1 - 1 PARRY-LUNGE 0 - 1 2 STRIKING ATTACK
PARRY-RIPOSTE 0 - 1 1 TOTAL PARRY
SLASHING ATTACK 0 - 0 1 AIMED BLOW
BASHING ATTACK 0 - 0 1 WALL OF STEEL
WALL OF STEEL 0 - 1 1 PARRY-LUNGE
TOP WARRIOR OF EACH STYLE
FIGHTING STYLE WARRIOR W L K PNTS TEAM NAME
LUNGING ATTACK WISHLIST 3816 7 4 0 84 YIELD (405)
AIMED BLOW BITTER VETCH 3762 17 14 0 65 BAD APPLES (187)
Note: Warriors have a winning record and are an Adept or Above.
The overall popularity leader is BITTER VETCH 3762. The most popular warrior this
turn was WISHLIST 3816. The ten other most popular fighters were LARGE DOG 3848,
PRONGHRON 3852, HEDGEHOG 3748, SHANKS PONY 3854, EATS GRASS 3853, SPEEDILY GONE 3866,
CANDY APPLE 3786, DIRTY FRANK 3780, PRIVET 3867, and PLEASE 3865.
The least popular fighter this week was ROTTEN CORE 3851. The other ten least
popular fighters were BITTER VETCH 3762, PLEASE 3865, PRIVET 3867, DIRTY FRANK 3780,
CANDY APPLE 3786, SPEEDILY GONE 3866, EATS GRASS 3853, SHANKS PONY 3854, HEDGEHOG
3748, and PRONGHRON 3852.