Alrighty! Two people took interest, well two people shall get fights then! I need to get more active in the arena anyways. I'll make threads for each of you in due time, but I want to go over some fight rules/details and get a judge [i]just in case[/i] even though I doubt we'll need one :)

[@ChickenTeriyaki] Thank you, I try ^_^

If you don't mind, can I see who you plan to use against Mairyell (Mai for short)? Additionally, do you mind if we have a posting timer (something like a post every week sound reasonable?) just so that the fight doesn't drag on forever resulting in us maybe losing interest? We can always put in notice if we have some stuff coming up if we need more time. It won't be strictly enforced, but I imagine it'll help things go smoothly.

Beyond that, do you want me to make an battlefield (I've been told I'm pretty good at it), or would you prefer to pick an existing one? If I am to make one, I'll be sure to be fair about it and not to have it impede either of us unequally. Meaning that if it has any special traits that might act as complications, they will act as complications to BOTH characters rather than favoring one or the other.


[@Griffintaur] I am currently reading your character sheet to see if I agree on the match-up, but I likely will agree because I've only really used Raelis once and it was against someone who could move and react at times roughly equivalent to the speed of sound (not to mention they had a dangerous nanite swarm and swords that could nullify magic. Oh and it was in a cavern...so Raelis' wings were nigh useless) so he was [i]barely[/i] able to follow (having highly advanced/evolved avian perception used for flying or nose diving at tremendous speed is useful).

Beyond that, do you want me to make an battlefield (I've been told I'm pretty good at it), or would you prefer to pick an existing one? If I am to make one, I'll be sure to be fair about it and not to have it impede either of us unequally. Meaning that if it has any special traits that might act as complications, they will act as complications to BOTH characters rather than favoring one or the other.