Post by King Nicho Klojhen on Feb 13, 2004 13:26:05 GMT -5
Alright folks, some people seem to question the fact that the DM Nicho fought with Caelum was not on equal footing.
The night of the rebelion, Nicho offered a death match with equal dice. Caelum was restrained from accepting because of pledges he had made to others, not my fault.
Nicho won the election fairly, and though I don't know the actual numbers, I am told it was not even close.
So when the exile comes back to GoldenMyst, released from his vows, challenging Nicho to a death match, Nicho would have been within his rights just to have the guards fill him with arrows.
He accepted the death match out of honor, in spite of protests from the SiC and TiC, but used his full dice. Why? Because right was clearly on his side at this time. The offer for an even match was expired the moment Caelum refused it the first time.
Why should a king risk his life just because some power hungry exile wishes it? Answer: He shouldn't.
Enough said? Likely not, but those are my views on the matter.
The night of the rebelion, Nicho offered a death match with equal dice. Caelum was restrained from accepting because of pledges he had made to others, not my fault.
Nicho won the election fairly, and though I don't know the actual numbers, I am told it was not even close.
So when the exile comes back to GoldenMyst, released from his vows, challenging Nicho to a death match, Nicho would have been within his rights just to have the guards fill him with arrows.
He accepted the death match out of honor, in spite of protests from the SiC and TiC, but used his full dice. Why? Because right was clearly on his side at this time. The offer for an even match was expired the moment Caelum refused it the first time.
Why should a king risk his life just because some power hungry exile wishes it? Answer: He shouldn't.
Enough said? Likely not, but those are my views on the matter.
