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Date : 08/20/2019 Duedate: 09/02/2019
STORM ROCK ARENA
DM 107 TURN 208
RANK TEAMS W L K % RANK TEAMS W L K %
1 COLOR ME SUA 42/365 913 623 5 59.4 4 DEADLINE 20/432 23 31 1 42.6
CENTER FOR OLDS 18/364 5 BASH BROS TI 72/411 95 186 3 33.8
2 RHYME TYME 55/385 56 16 0 77.8 BASHAHOLICS ANON 59/375
3 BIG LAKE PUR 28/437 169 192 6 46.8 BASH BROS CHILDREN 38/407
BIG LAKE BANDITS 33/409 7 HOUSE JHEREG 35/426 22 40 1 35.5
BIG LAKE OUTCASTS 81/410 I'M NOT EGGBERT 20/421
BIG LAKE SOLUTION 81/439
WARRIOR SPOTLIGHT
Duelmasters History 101...
Way back when...
I remember my first Face to Face experience like it was yesterday. It was 1991
and I just had graduated from Colgate University in May -- I was already looking for a
job and planned on taking a month or two to relax and get into the swing of not being
in school for the first time in my life.
At the time I was running two Duelmasters teams, the Devil Advocates in Arvat and
the Angels of Pain in Zukal. As I recall, Vengeance had JUST graduated in Zukal. This
was pretty much the Golden Age of Duelmasters -- when Primus was the place to be and
17/17 warriors were highly competitive in tournaments. People had learned many of the
'secrets' of the game, but they were jealously guarded and the competition was fierce.
It was also the age of newsletter antagonism, with many 'Bad Guys' in almost all
arenas and even 'Evil Alliances' like the Dark Circle in full swing.
Amidst all of that I heard that RSI had decided to try a first ever East Coast
Face to Face Tournament! In Baltimore! I had some gift money from my graduation in my
pocket and all of 8 guys to run in the tournament, so I thought it would be awesome to
drive down and check out the Face to Face scene. For years I'd been envious of those
who got to go to the Tempe tournaments, and now I'd get to go to one myself! I spoke
with Mad Mad (who, at that time was all of 18 years old and working as a gas station
attendant near our Mom's house) and we agreed. We were going to the Face to Face!
The following day we started making plans, sent in our strategies and figuring
out a meal budget that wouldn't break the bank. Better yet, a friend of the family was
a travel agent and she told us that Eastern Airlines (yep, before Delta took over!)
had a special round trip fare from Hartford to BWI for $79 that summer! Easily worth
the savings on gas, parking and tolls!
Just before the tournament I had sent RSI a request for a new team -- yes, just
ONE team sheet -- and got back a neat one. My brother and I rolled up the team, the
Erdman Brothers, and we each took 2 warriors and DAed the scrubby 5th guy. These
warriors became Teddy Brewster and I Backstroke, some of our most iconic guys. And we
eagerly started running, prepping them for the Novices tournament!
All said and done, I had 12 warriors set to run, including 6 mis-timed basic
guys, a novice, a rookie and several ADM guys including my flagship warrior,
Vengeance, who previously had been my first guy to break 4 wins in a tournament, going
6-3-1 in his Adepts run. I planned on buying some rollups and adding some rookies at
the tournament. My expectations were essentially non-existent, but I hoped to learn a
lot and have an amazing time. Just before the tournament a personal ad we had put in a
bunch of newsletters was answered and we got a call from a player looking for room
mate(s). To this day I can't recall the guy's name or much about him, only that he
knew Phido and at the time Phido was phasing out of Duelmasters and giving away many
of his warriors. This person had been given 'Spaceman Spiff' -- an up and coming
warrior of Phido's and he was willing to share numbers and info on all of his
warriors! We eagerly accepted him as a roomie and were looking forward to meeting him.
We flew into Baltimore early Friday afternoon and caught the shuttle from BWI to
the Inner Harbor area. Unlike some of the later FTFs, the hotel was very nice and in a
business area. We checked in with no mishaps and were incredibly psyched for the
tournament.
We sought out and found the convention room and from my recollection, it was
mobbed. RSI could probably provide more info on numbers, but it felt like well over 50
managers in attendance. All the tables were already taken up and we knew ABSOLUTELY NO
ONE.
Just then the hotel staff moved in a couple of new tables and we nabbed one in
the back corner, setting up our paperwork. At the next table there was a manager
eagerly looking through a pile of rollup sheets. He had bought 100 sheets there at the
FTF. I was stunned. ONE HUNDRED SHEETS??? It was like he had a pile of gold and gems
in front of him. We assumed he must have been a super-manager or something. And he did
have one warrior in Primus -- a warrior named Swiftdeath. Who he was very pleased
with. I think he started out 4-0 in the Primus tournament before getting beat up --
which we also thought was a mighty feat.
We went up front and timidly requested 5 rollups each... Which was as much as our
meager budgets could allow. Mad Max got a couple of good warriors (one was a 17/17
lunger type that was a good performer for him) but my rollups were really crappy. I
knew enough at this point to know that Wit and Will were GOOD and Size was BAD. And I
had 12 guys SZ 16+ out of those 25 warriors and not one of them could get 17/17 or
better. I filled the sheets out and was planning on turning them in and seeing what
happened. But first we had to eat, so we stashed our stuff in our room. Our roommate
had not yet arrived -- he was arriving in the evening.
(Segue -- I remember meeting everyone from RSI who was there at that tournament,
but only vaguely. I clearly remember meeting Lee and Kathy at the Orlando FTF the next
year -- but I was pretty intimidated by everyone that first year. I'm PRETTY sure I
met Sue. And Sandy. But that also might have been Orlando! My brother, being way more
social overall than I am, I'm sure met everyone!)
At that first FTF there was an actual 'Manager's Reception' with food and drinks.
It wasn't like a feast or anything, but I recall cold cuts and fruit and whatnot,
which was great for us -- it saved us from having to pay for a meal! Plus we got to
talk to some of the managers. However... that was something of a letdown. Most of them
were pretty arrogant and had zero time to talk to nobodies like us. I recall finding
out who Sharkey was -- and he pretty much ignored us. And there were several other
conversations which went like the classic Guardian quote, "I'm Guardian, who the F are
you?"
But we met one guy, even younger than we were, who went by Fewmaster Toede, and
he seemed like a nice kid, and the guy at the table next to us with the 100 rollups
was nice enough. In fact, as we were eating sandwiches, he started talking about his
'Quest' to make an army of SZ 21 warriors. His theory was that because size was the
one unchangeable stat, the only way to make warriors that were superior was to take
advantage of the 'extra' points of size and make good, big, bonused warriors. It
sounded like a reasonable idea at the time. He then went on to bemoan the fact that in
his 100 sheets he didn't get ANY 21 SZ warriors. He said that if anyone gave him a SZ
21 sheet he would let that person look through his 100 sheets and pick whatever they
wanted. I thought that was awesome! And I recalled seeing a SZ 21 in my cruddy rollups
I had purchased earlier -- so I ran up to the room to get my stuff. As I got there I
ran into our roommate! He had just checked in with the hotel and had gotten the key we
left for him at the front desk. He was unpacking his stuff. So we started a quick
conversation about Duelmasters, Phido's warriors and some of his warriors. He had a 3
ring binder with photocopies of many of the 'famous' warriors of the time -- E.
Hemmingway, Gypsy Moth... and then he had Spaceman Spiff who Phido had given him. I
remember looking at the beautiful stats. As I recall he was a SZ 5, 17 wit, 21 will
marvel... Which was way prettier than any warrior I owned except Vengeance. I shared
Vengeance's numbers with him and he was impressed. He predicted Vengeance would won
day win a Primus tournament! I hoped that would be the case! We talked a little bit
about strategies also, but I then grabbed my rollup sheets and hurried down to the
convention room.
As I went down, I sorted through the 5 team sheets. Sure enough, there was a SZ
21 guy! But wait! The sheet actually had TWO SZ 21s on it! Woo hoo!
I marched right in and found the guy with the pile of sheets. Proudly I showed
him the team of giants. True to his word, he handed me the heap of 100 warriors and
said I could pick whichever one I wanted. So I started digging through. It was pretty
amazing seeing all those team sheets. There were many warriors with 21 wits! To that
point the only 21 wit guy I'd ever had was Teddy Brewster. Mad Max had a replacement
warrior in 32 who also had a 21 wit, but he had no deftness and weird other stats. I
was tempted by several of the 21 wit guys. But I was looking for Spaceman Spiff! I
wanted a PL and I wanted one that looked like that!
Eventually I came across a sheet that had what I wanted! So pretty! A SZ 5, 17
wit, 21 will warrior with no weaknesses! I greedily took it and sealed the deal. I
filled out the team with a name I'd saved for this occasion... Satan's Kingdom! And
the new parry lunger became Rabid Moose! Tortured Trout on the same team was also very
nice, so I handed in that sheet and strategies for both for rookies!
Fewmaster Toede also found a SZ 21 guy in the rollups he bought and he picked out
a SZ 4 monster who also had 17WT, 21 WL and he made it a Wall of Steel.
I got Rabid Moose back and I was in love! 10-13-5-17-21-5-13 was his design. And
he rolled good damage (which even then I knew was lucky!) and had an Expert attack!
The only other warrior I had seen to that point with an expert attack to start was
Vengeance. I was ready to predict a rookies TV for me!
So the tournament started. Even though I didn't have anyone in the Primus
tournament, I followed that class with rapt attention. I also followed my own guys,
but was most excited about Teddy and Rabid Moose. I was eager to see how young
Vengeance would do also, but didn't expect much due to his inexperience.
The actual tournament was AWESOME. The hustle and action, managers shouting out
when they won fights (or got killed), and the constant output of turns. I tried to
hang around tables of experienced managers in the hopes that some would want to show
off impressive fights and I could see their strategies. And during the actual
tournament people were way more accepting of newbies and I did see and learn a ton.
By Sunday most of my feeble entrants had ben knocked out. Vengeance was hanging
in there in ADM at 5-2, which was great! My 2nd ever graduate. T. Deville, a TP, was
amazingly at 6-1 in ADM! Sadly, Teddy Brewster and Rabid Moose went 1-3 and 3-3 in
Novices and Rookies respectively. I still had a TP from Arvat, Sir Berus, sitting at
6-1 in Apprentices also as well as a TP at 5-2 in Novices. Sir Berus was a badly
designed scum type and the other one was a neat offensive type. Also my new wall of
steel from Zukal, Justice, was sitting at 5-2 in rookies. Mad Max had Teddy's Brother,
I Backstroke, in excellent shape at 6-1 in novices.
In Primus, some upsets had been going on and Donatello had taken some losses.
Mirage had inherited Teetotaler from Phido and Tee was doing very well, but Doc
LeGrand was having a great tournament and Gypsy Moth and Madam Butterfly were both
doing great.
At our table, Fewmaster Toede had several guys with an inside track to TV
including the Wall of Steel he got for his 21 SZ rollup. That one was named Fuzzy
Warrior and he was undefeated! 7-0! We were all very impressed.
In the end, my guys slowly fell like dominoes... Vengeance went out at 5-3, which
gave me tremendous hope for the future. Justice got scummed by Fewmaster Toede's TP to
lose out on a TV going 7-3 in rookies. Same deal with the TP I had in novices --
another 7-3. And my big surprise, T. Deville, in ADM getting taken down by Lethal of
Engines of Doom. Another 7-3. However my crappy scum, Sir Berus, just kept fighting
guys he could beat and went 9-1, for my first TV. Seeing as my personal record for a
tournament prior to that had been 6 wins, getting 3 guys to go 7-3 and a TV... I was
ecstatic. Plus, my new super warrior, Rabid Moose, had ended rookies with ADEX attack
and experts in parry and defense, which seemed like a great start for him despite his
3-3 tournament. I Backstroke was strong on day two and TVed Novices for Mad Max, which
was his first and made him incredibly happy.
Aaaand as the tournament wound down, Fewmaster Toede's WS was STILL undefeated!
10-0! In fact... he had TWO undefeated guys, as another of his warriors -- Flea -- was
also 10-0! I'm pretty sure Flea was a TP, but I'm not 100% on that after 28 years.
Toede asked Mad Max and me to help him in the runoffs and we were happy to be
included. So we scouted styles and found out what everyone in the runoffs was and even
got to look at some fights of the other warriors in prior rounds, scouting attack
locations, armor, weapons. Back then we thought we were brilliant doing this -- even
though it is so commonplace today.
Also from my memory, all the other guys were total parries. And though Fuzzy
Warrior (and Flea) had plenty of endurance, neither did much damage -- which made
victory a challenge.
In round 11, Flea fought another TP and was scummed in 19 minutes. It probably
could have gone either way, but he lost and was eliminated. Fuzzy Warrior got lucky
and fought a stand in. We were all psyched by that!
In round 12... ANOTHER stand in! Fuzzy mangled a Convicted Thief!!!
And then there were two. Fuzzy Warrior vs. a MIGHTY scum named Veritech Fighter.
He had previously won fights in 20-30 minutes and clearly had way greater endurance
than Fuzzy. And Fuzzy wasn't likely to take him on damage since he wasn't critting at
all and did normal damage. We got to look at two of Veritech Fighter's fights from
earlier in the tournament, one vs. another Wall of Steel. I noticed that around minute
12 the TP was getting tired and then getting hit by the Wall of Steel, but not enough
and the WS eventually toppled over from exhaustion. So we came up with what we
considered to be a great plan. We put Fuzzy in lighter armor -- ring or scale or
something, gave him a big weapon -- a GS, even though he was too short -- and ran him
super slow to start. 2-1-6 for the first 5 minutes, then 4-1-6 bash in min 6+.
Targeting the left leg to slow him down...
Then it was time... For 10 minutes the warriors stood, circled and did the
scumfest tango. Fuzzy made some attacks with his GS, but only landed one. In minute 5
out of nowhere he made a GS crit, hit Veritch fighter in the left leg and it was a
massive blow! We all cheered with hope!
Sadly... in minute 10 Fuzzy started getting tired. And we groaned.
But then in minute 12 Veritech Fighter was also tired. And the scumfest
continued.
Minute 13, Fuzzy Warrior bashed with his GS and Veritech Fighter took a shot to
the left leg. In minute 14 Fuzzy Warrior bashed with his GS and another hit to the
left leg! The TP was desperate!
Aaaand Fuzzy Warrior was staggering with exhaustion. He struggled to hold up his
weapons! He circled about aimlessly...
Minute 15... and again, out of nowhere! A GS crit! Veritch Fighter took the blow
to the left leg AGAIN! Spectators cringed as the horrific power of the blow struck
home!
And it was over! Fuzzy Warrior had won! Yes, it was victory for Fewmaster Toede,
but I took it as a moral victory for me as well!
So the tournament was over, but the addiction had been stoked and the fires
burned brighter than ever!
Hope you all enjoyed! -- The Dark One
(Thanks to Assur for having the newsletter. For YEARs others -- I'm thinking
Marmaduke -- thought someone else had won rookies that tournament -- but I knew
differently.)
REPORT FROM WITHIN THE TOWER
Hello there!
Today there were eleven fights, no challenges, no avoids, no deaths, and one stand-in.
CHATROOMMATE (18-10034) (73-54-0,241) of CENTER FOR OLDS fought MOD COD (55-2638)
(318-203-4,235) of RHYME TYME. CHATROOMMATE was devastated by MOD COD in a 1 minute
mismatched Title fight. Chatroommate is still our top Parry-Lunge. Mod Cod is still
overall popularity leader and is now Champion of the Horn.
JELLO KNUCKLES (42-4554) (137-101-0,296) of COLOR ME SUAVE fought RAYNER (20-182) (47-
55-3,193) of DEADLINE. JELLO KNUCKLES vanquished RAYNER in a 2 minute uneven battle.
Mr. Knuckles is still the best Total Parry, while Rayner is the leading Parry-Riposte.
DIRTY DIAPERS (38-5071) (65-79-2,195) of BASH BROS CHILDREN fought SYE THE BEARDED
(81-801) (47-62-3,190) of BIG LAKE OUTCASTS. DIRTY DIAPERS narrowly defeated SYE THE
BEARDED in an action packed 1 minute fight. Mr. Diapers remains top Basher. Mr. The
Bearded is top Striker.
BURM WOLFSNARL (81-113) (61-53-0,205) of BIG LAKE OUTCASTS fought JEDI YETI (18-10860)
(30-29-2,168) of CENTER FOR OLDS. BURM WOLFSNARL bested JEDI YETI in a 2 minute
contest. No stylemasters here, but it was an interesting fight.
INIGO MONTOYA (33-8054) (51-59-3,191) of BIG LAKE BANDITS fought HARD KNOCKS (42-4555)
(64-56-0,176) of COLOR ME SUAVE. INIGO MONTOYA overpowered HARD KNOCKS in a crowd
pleasing 1 minute one-sided fight. Top Slasher beats top Aimed Blow.
QUICK (81-2926) (33-22-2,163) of BIG LAKE SOLUTION fought TANTRUM YOGA (42-4563) (66-
55-3,138) of COLOR ME SUAVE. QUICK was bested by TANTRUM YOGA in a 2 minute duel.
DERAFF (35-4777) (26-27-2,175) of HOUSE JHEREG fought RESTRAINED CONTEMPT (28-5472)
(39-36-2,165) of BIG LAKE PURE. DERAFF was defeated by RESTRAINED CONTEMPT in a
exciting 2 minute bloody struggle. Restrained Contempt has emerged as our leading
Wall of Steel. Deraff was voted this turn's favorite fighter.
BALDING GRAY (42-5022) (29-31-0,133) of COLOR ME SUAVE fought BARNABUS CROW (20-501)
(28-22-3,141) of I'M NOT EGGBERT. BALDING GRAY was overcome by BARNABUS CROW in an
action packed 2 minute fight.
THE LEPER'S HAND (81-2940) (34-20-0,84) of BIG LAKE SOLUTION fought MR RIGHT HANDED
(72-6876) (38-67-1,80) of BASH BROS TIRES. THE LEPER'S HAND vanquished MR RIGHT
HANDED in a 1 minute uneven duel. In spite of losing, Mr Right Handed is our leading
Parry-Strike.
FLAT (72-6880) (27-13-2,21) of BASH BROS TIRES fought MR. BRATWURST (42-5106) (18-10-
0,54) of COLOR ME SUAVE. FLAT won victory over MR. BRATWURST in a 1 minute fight.
Mr. Bratwurst was voted least popular fighter, according to the spectators. I guess a
lot of them had bet on him.
I'M POWERLESS (59-2629) (50-102-0,56) of BASHAHOLICS ANON fought CAPTURED PIRATE KING
(107-2) (0-0-0,30). I'M POWERLESS vanquished CAPTURED PIRATE KING in a popular 1
minute one-sided duel. Well it's good to see that this turn's only stand-in was
defeated.
Welp, that's all I got. See ya!
-- Olaf Modeen
CHAMPION OF THE HORN W L K PNTS TEAM NAME CITY
MOD COD 55-2638 319 203 4 255 RHYME TYME (385) KHALANI
GRAND CHALLENGER CHAMPIONS W L K PNTS TEAM NAME CITY
-BEDDER 18-10043 105 117 4 394 CENTER FOR OLDS (364) TALCAMA
JELLO KNUCKLES 42-4554 138 101 0 305 COLOR ME SUAVE (365) RODEKI
GRAND CHAMPIONS W L K PNTS TEAM NAME CITY
-1977 AMC MATADOR 42-4116 164 102 1 210 COLOR ME SUAVE (365) RODEKI
CHATROOMMATE 18-10034 73 55 0 210 CENTER FOR OLDS (364) TALCAMA
BURM WOLFSNARL 81-113 62 53 0 207 BIG LAKE OUTCASTS (410) SHADOWSPIRE
INIGO MONTOYA 33-8054 52 59 3 202 BIG LAKE BANDITS (409) NIYTYOLE ISLAND
DIRTY DIAPERS 38-5071 66 79 2 200 BASH BROS CHILDREN (407) CLIFFHOME
-OUT FOR A DUCK 83-275 27 44 0 198 BAD SIGNS (397) TELORINTHE
RAYNER 20-182 47 56 3 194 DEADLINE (432) SEAM
GRAND CHAMPIONS W L K PNTS TEAM NAME CITY
SYE THE BEARDED 81-801 47 63 3 187 BIG LAKE OUTCASTS (410) SHADOWSPIRE
GRAND CHALLENGER ADEPTS W L K PNTS TEAM NAME CITY
-SPAWN'S BLUE BEER 83-403 32 21 0 179 BAD SIGNS (397) TELORINTHE
RESTRAINED CONTEMPT 28-5472 40 36 2 176 BIG LAKE PURE (437) MORYA
JEDI YETI 18-10860 30 30 2 174 CENTER FOR OLDS (364) TALCAMA
HARD KNOCKS 42-4555 64 57 0 170 COLOR ME SUAVE (365) RODEKI
DERAFF 35-4777 26 28 2 169 HOUSE JHEREG (426) MURSKA
TANTRUM YOGA 42-4563 67 55 3 163 COLOR ME SUAVE (365) RODEKI
GRAND ADEPTS W L K PNTS TEAM NAME CITY
QUICK 81-2926 33 23 2 148 BIG LAKE SOLUTION (439) SHADOWSPIRE
BARNABUS CROW 20-501 29 22 3 147 I'M NOT EGGBERT (421) SEAM
BALDING GRAY 42-5022 29 32 0 132 COLOR ME SUAVE (365) RODEKI
-LOCARE 43-5216 22 11 2 127 DOLI CAPAX (438) VEASTIAN
GRAND CHALLENGER INITIATES W L K PNTS TEAM NAME CITY
THE LEPER'S HAND 81-2940 35 20 0 94 BIG LAKE SOLUTION (439) SHADOWSPIRE
GRAND INITIATES W L K PNTS TEAM NAME CITY
MR RIGHT HANDED 72-6876 38 68 1 75 BASH BROS TIRES (411) DRAGONHEAD
-$5 PROMINATOR 42-5107 19 8 0 65 COLOR ME SUAVE (365) RODEKI
I'M POWERLESS 59-2629 51 102 0 60 BASHAHOLICS ANON (375) ILLIS
-SAABO 35-4859 17 5 1 50 HOUSE JHEREG (426) MURSKA
FLAT 72-6880 28 13 2 48 BASH BROS TIRES (411) DRAGONHEAD
MR. BRATWURST 42-5106 18 11 0 36 COLOR ME SUAVE (365) RODEKI
'-' denotes a warrior who did not fight this turn.
THE DEAD W L K TEAM NAME SLAIN BY TURN
PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE
LAST WEEK'S FIGHTS
CHATROOMMATE was devastated by MOD COD in a 1 minute mismatched Title fight.
JELLO KNUCKLES vanquished RAYNER in a 2 minute uneven battle.
DIRTY DIAPERS narrowly defeated SYE THE BEARDED in a action packed 1 minute fight.
BURM WOLFSNARL bested JEDI YETI in a 2 minute contest.
INIGO MONTOYA overpowered HARD KNOCKS in a crowd pleasing 1 minute one-sided fight.
QUICK was bested by TANTRUM YOGA in a 2 minute duel.
DERAFF was defeated by RESTRAINED CONTEMPT in a exciting 2 minute bloody struggle.
BALDING GRAY was overcome by BARNABUS CROW in a action packed 2 minute fight.
THE LEPER'S HAND vanquished MR RIGHT HANDED in a 1 minute uneven duel.
FLAT won victory over MR. BRATWURST in a 1 minute fight.
I'M POWERLESS vanquished CAPTURED PIRATE KING in a popular 1 minute one-sided duel.
BATTLE REPORT
MOST POPULAR RECORD DURING THE LAST 10 TURNS
|FIGHTING STYLE FIGHTS FIGHTING STYLE W - L - K PERCENT|
|LUNGING ATTACK 4 TOTAL PARRY 15 - 5 - 0 75 |
|BASHING ATTACK 3 WALL OF STEEL 12 - 7 - 0 63 |
|PARRY-LUNGE 3 LUNGING ATTACK 22 - 18 - 0 55 |
|TOTAL PARRY 2 PARRY-STRIKE 5 - 5 - 0 50 |
|AIMED BLOW 2 PARRY-LUNGE 14 - 16 - 1 47 |
|PARRY-RIPOSTE 2 STRIKING ATTACK 14 - 17 - 1 45 |
|STRIKING ATTACK 2 SLASHING ATTACK 8 - 10 - 0 44 |
|SLASHING ATTACK 1 BASHING ATTACK 11 - 17 - 0 39 |
|WALL OF STEEL 1 AIMED BLOW 9 - 15 - 0 38 |
|PARRY-STRIKE 1 PARRY-RIPOSTE 7 - 13 - 0 35 |
Turn 208 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:
SLASHING ATTACK 1 - 0 PARRY-LUNGE 1 - 2 2 STRIKING ATTACK
TOTAL PARRY 2 - 0 PARRY-STRIKE 0 - 1 2 TOTAL PARRY
WALL OF STEEL 1 - 0 PARRY-RIPOSTE 0 - 2 1 LUNGING ATTACK
LUNGING ATTACK 3 - 1 STRIKING ATTACK 0 - 2 1 WALL OF STEEL
BASHING ATTACK 2 - 1 1 PARRY-LUNGE
AIMED BLOW 1 - 1 1 SLASHING ATTACK
1 BASHING ATTACK
1 AIMED BLOW
1 PARRY-RIPOSTE
TOP WARRIOR OF EACH STYLE
FIGHTING STYLE WARRIOR W L K PNTS TEAM NAME
LUNGING ATTACK MOD COD 55-2638 319 203 4 255 RHYME TYME (385)
TOTAL PARRY JELLO KNUCKLES 42-4554 138 101 0 305 COLOR ME SUAVE (365)
PARRY-LUNGE CHATROOMMATE 18-10034 73 55 0 210 CENTER FOR OLDS (364)
SLASHING ATTACK INIGO MONTOYA 33-8054 52 59 3 202 BIG LAKE BANDITS (409)
BASHING ATTACK DIRTY DIAPERS 38-5071 66 79 2 200 BASH BROS CHILDREN (407)
PARRY-RIPOSTE RAYNER 20-182 47 56 3 194 DEADLINE (432)
STRIKING ATTACK SYE THE BEARDED 81-801 47 63 3 187 BIG LAKE OUTCASTS (410)
WALL OF STEEL RESTRAINED CONTEM 28-5472 40 36 2 176 BIG LAKE PURE (437)
AIMED BLOW HARD KNOCKS 42-4555 64 57 0 170 COLOR ME SUAVE (365)
PARRY-STRIKE MR RIGHT HANDED 72-6876 38 68 1 75 BASH BROS TIRES (411)
The overall popularity leader is MOD COD 55-2638. The most popular warrior this turn
was DERAFF 35-4777. The ten other most popular fighters were BARNABUS CROW 20-501,
SYE THE BEARDED 81-801, DIRTY DIAPERS 38-5071, BURM WOLFSNARL 81-113, JEDI YETI
18-10860, INIGO MONTOYA 33-8054, RESTRAINED CONTEMPT 28-5472, JELLO KNUCKLES 42-4554,
TANTRUM YOGA 42-4563, and THE LEPER'S HAND 81-2940.
The least popular fighter this week was MR. BRATWURST 42-5106. The other ten least
popular fighters were MR RIGHT HANDED 72-6876, HARD KNOCKS 42-4555, RAYNER 20-182,
CHATROOMMATE 18-10034, BALDING GRAY 42-5022, QUICK 81-2926, MOD COD 55-2638, I'M
POWERLESS 59-2629, FLAT 72-6880, and THE LEPER'S HAND 81-2940.
Arena (Number) W L K Arena (Number) W L K Arena (Number) W L K
TALCAMA(18) 0 2 0 MURSKA(35) 0 1 0 ILLIS(59) 1 0 0
SEAM(20) 1 1 0 CLIFFHOME(38) 1 0 0 DRAGONHEAD(72) 1 1 0
MORYA(28) 1 0 0 RODEKI(42) 2 3 0 SHADOWSPIRE(81) 2 2 0
NIYTYOLE ISLAND(33) 1 0 0 KHALANI(55) 1 0 0
TOP WARRIOR OF EACH ARENA W L K PNTS TEAM NAME CITY
CHATROOMMATE 18-10034 73 55 0 210 CENTER FOR OLDS (364) TALCAMA
RAYNER 20-182 47 56 3 194 DEADLINE (432) SEAM
RESTRAINED CONTEMP 28-5472 40 36 2 176 BIG LAKE PURE (437) MORYA
TOP WARRIOR OF EACH ARENA W L K PNTS TEAM NAME CITY
INIGO MONTOYA 33-8054 52 59 3 202 BIG LAKE BANDITS (409) NIYTYOLE ISLAND
DERAFF 35-4777 26 28 2 169 HOUSE JHEREG (426) MURSKA
DIRTY DIAPERS 38-5071 66 79 2 200 BASH BROS CHILDREN (407) CLIFFHOME
JELLO KNUCKLES 42-4554 138 101 0 305 COLOR ME SUAVE (365) RODEKI
MOD COD 55-2638 319 203 4 255 RHYME TYME (385) KHALANI
I'M POWERLESS 59-2629 51 102 0 60 BASHAHOLICS ANON (375) ILLIS
MR RIGHT HANDED 72-6876 38 68 1 75 BASH BROS TIRES (411) DRAGONHEAD
BURM WOLFSNARL 81-113 62 53 0 207 BIG LAKE OUTCASTS (410) SHADOWSPIRE