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OhmI told you, now go make yourself present in the lobby, remember punch Rilla and you win. . .
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I suppose it's fair that the attackers have more people? I guess that's an excuse, maybe?
I mean, they do have the homefield advantage.
obviously even teams would be preferred, but we could balance it out in our posting, right?
Trust me, this is fair.
The whole concept of the arena multiverse is insane, we must allow for leeway or the whole things goes down the crapper.
okay, 21 arrows.
I suppose if my archer-lady bites the dust I'll make a rogue person, seeing as the head-on melee battle slot seems to be covered throrougly. (pretty excited to be supporting some sword battles)
Do called shot on Khan's boobs, insta win
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Wait, @Skallagrim Khazna is allowed to use his full speed of 760 mph???
Even with the 30 feet movement limitation that's basically an insta-kill for anyone once he takes his weights off. I hate to bring this up, but as far as I've read there's no one in the tournament who could even react to him once he's moving that fast. Raelis might be able to see him, but even with his avian reflexes he'd be unable to do anything about it.
Oh good god, NO ONE IS ABLE TO ONE SHOT YOU! IF YOU CAN SEE HIM YOU CAN REACT THAT IS WHY WE DO T1.
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THANK KHORNE YOU'RE ON MY SIDE
That elf may be the only thing that saves your ass from Khan beheading you
Hmm. . . That is true. I suppose I need to think about it to give a proper example that is easily understandable.
Hmmm. I would put the most powerful of the followers on par with Skallagrim if not a tad greater, and Ghoukas is a shade less powerful that the Dreaming Queen. But only because she has the Woven Staff.
I would hold off Melon, we are trying to get the newer people who showed interest involved so they can understand how a fight flows. But *sigh* it seems that people pop in, show interest then vanish.
Well, to be perfectly honest, the only one mentioning gods is Khan. There are no gods in the multiverse, nor have there ever been, for good reason. A true multiverse setting regardless of how you feel has powerful entities, much like life there are people with more power than others.
But that is what makes the multiverse interesting. Well developed and functioning multiverses understand and accept this. It allows characters the ability to expand, giving less powerful characters the chance to grow in power to face them as enemies or allies. Powerwanks, as you like to say are not embarrassing, except when poorly done, then they become nothing more than dick contests. It points to the inability of writers to create, develop and grow. It also points to immature writers who don't understand the nuances of a multiverse.
Every multiverse, good or bad, gives the writer a chance to grow their character and enrich the background of that character.
But that is what makes the multiverse interesting. Well developed and functioning multiverses understand and accept this. It allows characters the ability to expand, giving less powerful characters the chance to grow in power to face them as enemies or allies. Powerwanks, as you like to say are not embarrassing, except when poorly done, then they become nothing more than dick contests. It points to the inability of writers to create, develop and grow. It also points to immature writers who don't understand the nuances of a multiverse.
Every multiverse, good or bad, gives the writer a chance to grow their character and enrich the background of that character.
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