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Call me Doc. I prefer RM, UM, or LP fights, with human or peak human hand-to-hand or swords & sandals being my speciality.
Challenge me to a match any old time!

Arena Characters: http://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/87852-docs-characters-no-posting/ooc#post-3105991

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Power Level: Any
Arena: Any
Victory: Knock-out, Forfeiture or Death.
Wager: Unranked
Stipulation: Respond to your opponent's post within 48 hours, otherwise it counts as a forfeit.

@ShidenBladesBetter not take my advice. Things would become very silly very fast.
@ShidenBladesThis is a damn fun fight! I adore clean matches where you get a chance to actually do some neat maneuvers, instead of just the stuffy old awkward scuffling with which many close quarter duels abound.
As Zande felt his elbow miss it's mark, he felt also a deep and aching sense of disappointment. He put his very spirit into each attack, and whenever one failed it was like a tightening grip upon his heart. The same thing happened when he (almost always) failed at picking up women (preferably white ones). Zande had his ups and downs as often as he had successes and failures. He was comically, tragically, very much in touch with his inner self. If given the time, he'd have taken a brief respite to go slump in a corner to be miserable. But upon seeing his opponent hurl something to the ground, his instincts told him to suck it up and move. Zande had a little unspoken motto, learned from hard lessons in lawless slums. If somebody chucked something at your body, you "slipped" past the aim. If someone threw something at your feet, you fucking leapt like your life depended on it. Zande, however, hadn't failed to notice how his opponent would have thrown it at his feet too. It must not have been anything that would blow him up.

Instead of hitting the deck, Zande made a quick little hop to rearrange himself and better orient his position to correlate with that of his opponent, the smoke billowing about them before his feet had even settled. But when they did, instead of trying to back away and figure out where his opponent was like any sane man, the hyper-aggressive headhunter would take a massive right step forwards, right arm cocking as far back as it could reach before he swung his axe with as much vigor as his untamed body could unleash, rippling legs uncoiling like steel torsion springs as the elevated emissary of terminal absolution slung forth in a flashing arc of white hot death, at roughly the level and place where the tribesman figured his opponent's center mass would be should he move backwards. It might even catch the man a nasty nick if he had moved to the tribesman's left. Zande's static strength may not have been world class, yet it was truly incomparable to the volcanic severity of his gratuitous striking power. The results of a direct hit would be cogently ruinous.
Gonad stood before the lake, staring gloomily down at the tasty fish darting to and fro before him. He had wandered out into the large expanse of vernal grass and trotted up to the water's edge, but dared to go no further. He was hungry but of all the luck, there was a large and very clear "NO FISHING" sign right there, complete with a picture of a fish crossed out in red. Even Gonad, with his immense ignorance of written and verbal languages, knew exactly what it meant. Sometimes life wasn't fair. The grisly barbarian glanced over his shoulder. It didn't seem like anyone was watching. He looked right and left. Perhaps nobody would notice...

Gonad squatted down and thrust a hand into the crystalline waters, seizing a large catfish and hauling it up to take a bite. As sure as bears shat in outhouses, no representative of law enforcement would probably, maybe, perhaps be there to stop this fiendish act.


This low-mid powered battle shall take place in Wotan's Forest. Naturally the first to be rendered incapacitated shall be the victor. If it is agreed upon by both players, there shall be a 48 hour time limit.

@ShidenBladesWow, I thought I had stepped upon the guy's right foot! But a goof is a goof and I gone and dun' it. At any rate, let us see if my amazing and sexually impressive talents can make this thing work anyways. Gonna roll with it though and pretend it was on purpose.
Zande had indeed stepped in the way he did for a reason. A trap was a trap and it didn't require always stepping on someone's foot. As Zande stepped forth and missed, his right hand darted back to sieze upon the thick handle of Jancro the Great and Terrible, and as Nicoli lowered his arms to, well, arm himself, the tribesman would screw his heels into the ground and twist his torso towards his opponent, putting the full heft of his lean body into a blow of such ferocious vehemence that it would kill a normal man and certainly knock cold a very strong one. Surprise, surprise, it wasn't with his axe that he struck. His gaunt face was contorted in demonic emotion, lips pursed and eyes lethal as he really, as the pros say, "put his ass into it". Zande always attacked with all he had, with supreme and sudden violence.

Assuming that at this point Nicoli was very close indeed, Zande's long left arm (which had been raised) shot backwards, his bony elbow like a burning piston on a crash course for the unguarded left side of the assassin's head, just above the jawline and below the temple so that the chances of a shoulder block or duck succeeding would be slim to none, and the compact speed and manouverability of the attack might possibly quell an attempt to evade or counter by moving closer or further away. All in all it wasn't a fancy technique and was surely imperfect, but it had more than a few strong factors rooting for it, the greatest of which was how Nicoli's arms were down and he was nice and close. A moving body could give away intent, but at this range there was a difference between seeing an attack coming and reacting to it.

The wildman knew that whether or not his attack succeeded in the long run, it was always wise to have a contingency plan. Such would be why he'd have whipped out his monstrous battleaxe by the end of it, the weapon slipping loose not with the creaking of leather but a whisper of death. Armor or no armor, if that savage tool struck a man his life would leave his sundered body and he would cease to be a person.
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