e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
New here? I'm Roha — want a quick tour?
guaranteed to level the playing field of overly good genes
a1 jumps over s2.
I suggest fighting on the pods.
- This is a tournament for warriors, and a mage won, hmm... Maybe there's a point in a closed club.
-- I can find us a place, -- Rigobert says. -- Tomorrow, we'll sit in the tavern and brainstorm.
Could we also allow men who identify as women to compete in women's sports and mock those who don't like it?
Don't you understand why there's a distinction between melee, ranged, and magic, or are you just joking now? Have you seen any complaints about Gautier (besides the jokes about "chads")? Is it really that hard to understand why NPCs, including me, are unhappy that the Arandor character won thanks to magic? If there were mixed combat where anyone who wants to participate could, there would be no questions. And there were such battles in other expansions, and no one had any questions about why a mage or archer won. Let him enter a fist-fighting tournament with a club, win, and then you can joke that fighters should play checkers to make it as fair as possible.
A. Aretz could have created a Jadeite style, but he chose the default battlemage...
Maybe there's a point to having a closed club.
My ribbon is crying.
Doesn't jump over... Walking through an occupied cell is not the same as jumping over a trap.
It seems like you're joking... Was there a ban on magic in the Competitive event, or what? If there was, why wasn't Artza put in jail? If not, what are your complaints? Again, even if I don't understand something, and the battles here were "cold weapons and combat skills only," you somehow realized it too late. You should have guided Artza to the right path before he signed up, otherwise, even if you are logically right, it doesn't look very good now. You were playing, and suddenly it turned out that Arandor offended someone by winning the tournament.
debuffed was
-- I can find us a place, -- Rigobert suggests. -- Tomorrow, we'll sit in the tavern and figure things out.

There was no prohibition. But there was a warning from Alex that using magic wouldn't look very good in the eyes of the NPCs. Which is what happened. I also played out this moment with my character. And personally, I continue the theme that the victory wasn't entirely fair because magic was used. You're laughing, saying, well, the GM didn't forbid it.