From: taylara@aol.com (Taylara)
Date: 17 Aug 1998 03:55:27 EDT
::Reads the board and of the Challenge. Having the honor of knowing both dueler's she views each of them on merit.::
Baron Sal, I admire your skill with a sword and find you well suited to fill the postion of Baron of the 12th. You have earned a respected name in the DoS community and I proudly stand behind you in this Challenge. May your sword ring true and luck be with you.
Warlord Clutch, I have dueled you in the rings and find your skills impressive, yet unrefined at this time. I commend you on obtaining the peer wins necessary for the Right to Challenge, and I wish you well in your endeavors.
~Taylara Locklorn Tyree~
Warlady of DoS
Femme Fatale's Rookie
House Dragoon Talanador
Challenge for the 12th
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From: lrdevasion@aol.com (LrdEvasion)
Date: 17 Aug 1998 10:18:32 EDT
::Snickering at G's post:: Yeah, that would be my warlord record.
~Tom
Date: 17 Aug 1998 10:18:32 EDT
::Snickering at G's post:: Yeah, that would be my warlord record.
~Tom
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From: xyclone@aol.com (Xyclone)
Date: 17 Aug 1998 23:31:37 EDT
Roland,
Me frien', though ah've been gone fer quite some time, Ah must say tha ya are o Baron caliber, least in me book. Ah've foun' ya ta be quite th honorable sort, as well as one tha will duel anyone from Commonah ta th Ovahlord. In this as well as yer nature ya haves earned me respect, as slight as tha may be these days, ah wish ya th best though ya shan't need it. An if, by some near miracle ya are defeated ah'll enter a que ta dispose o th one tha
seeks yer reign...
In friendship an loyalty,
Yer Frien'
Xy
Date: 17 Aug 1998 23:31:37 EDT
Roland,
Me frien', though ah've been gone fer quite some time, Ah must say tha ya are o Baron caliber, least in me book. Ah've foun' ya ta be quite th honorable sort, as well as one tha will duel anyone from Commonah ta th Ovahlord. In this as well as yer nature ya haves earned me respect, as slight as tha may be these days, ah wish ya th best though ya shan't need it. An if, by some near miracle ya are defeated ah'll enter a que ta dispose o th one tha
seeks yer reign...
In friendship an loyalty,
Yer Frien'
Xy
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From: qnluthien@aol.com (QnLuthien)
Date: 18 Aug 1998 17:57:28 EDT
It is sure to be another fine challenge that I will look forward to.
I will, of course, wish that Luck be wi'Roland, and his wits be as sharp as his blade.
~Luthien
Date: 18 Aug 1998 17:57:28 EDT
It is sure to be another fine challenge that I will look forward to.
I will, of course, wish that Luck be wi'Roland, and his wits be as sharp as his blade.
~Luthien
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From: cptorourke@aol.com (CptORourke)
Date: 19 Aug 1998 02:04:49 EDT
I have only one comment to make in regards to this challenge. In his challenge, the WL Clutch wrote "I would like to know how talented I am at this sport, and nothing tests one's skills
in the ring as well as a challenge match. You have proven that you are a great dueler by your accomplishments in the history books."
To quote those self-same history books. "Last of the six prize winners from the second-quarter Warlord Tourney, Roland Sal Roa received the third new ring as his prize. Upon receipt of the Twelfth Ring, Roland did declare himself Loyal to Overlord Dalamar
Ar'Daumon. Roland went without challenge for two months before Warlord Philip Kardinal decided to try his hand against the Baron. The match on the Battlefield went 8 hard-fought rounds, and at the end it was quick footwork that kept Roland his ring with a 5 - 4 victory."
From the 08/13/98 Standings. "Roland Sal 72: 55: 10 8/13/98"
From the 08/06/98 Standings. "Roland Sal 66: 52: 9 8/6/98"
Before anyone attacks me for not being in the standgins, I have aquitted myself a good dueler in the past, an extended trip outsystem taking me away from the duels.
Before anyone attacks me for my claims regarding Baron Sal Roa's record, you can even compare his record in the ring to the Baron Bird's. But there is no comparison. The Baron Bird has defended his ring personally 8 of the 9 challenges laid at his feet. This is the skill of a true legend.
The Baron Sal Roa is undoubedly skilled. But, to call him one of the greats in the histories of the sport is a terrible exaggeration.
Captain Lydia O'Rourke, Commander, Garrison Mechanized Calvary, First Division.
Date: 19 Aug 1998 02:04:49 EDT
I have only one comment to make in regards to this challenge. In his challenge, the WL Clutch wrote "I would like to know how talented I am at this sport, and nothing tests one's skills
in the ring as well as a challenge match. You have proven that you are a great dueler by your accomplishments in the history books."
To quote those self-same history books. "Last of the six prize winners from the second-quarter Warlord Tourney, Roland Sal Roa received the third new ring as his prize. Upon receipt of the Twelfth Ring, Roland did declare himself Loyal to Overlord Dalamar
Ar'Daumon. Roland went without challenge for two months before Warlord Philip Kardinal decided to try his hand against the Baron. The match on the Battlefield went 8 hard-fought rounds, and at the end it was quick footwork that kept Roland his ring with a 5 - 4 victory."
From the 08/13/98 Standings. "Roland Sal 72: 55: 10 8/13/98"
From the 08/06/98 Standings. "Roland Sal 66: 52: 9 8/6/98"
Before anyone attacks me for not being in the standgins, I have aquitted myself a good dueler in the past, an extended trip outsystem taking me away from the duels.
Before anyone attacks me for my claims regarding Baron Sal Roa's record, you can even compare his record in the ring to the Baron Bird's. But there is no comparison. The Baron Bird has defended his ring personally 8 of the 9 challenges laid at his feet. This is the skill of a true legend.
The Baron Sal Roa is undoubedly skilled. But, to call him one of the greats in the histories of the sport is a terrible exaggeration.
Captain Lydia O'Rourke, Commander, Garrison Mechanized Calvary, First Division.