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Speed rolls, kids!
Rhame vs. Steveus: (6vs6) Rhame is first because Steveus was first last time. One attack.
Kaiso vs. Adnalsnah: (6+2vs5-1) As every other turn, Kaiso goes first and recieves two attacks.
Kora vs. Doctore: (2vs6) Doctore is first, and recieves two attacks.
Before he can recover, bash him with the hammer! Powerfully!
attempt to catch rhames hammer with my axe and pull it straight to the floor then roundhouse kick him in the throat
(4+2vs6+1 Rhame vs. Steveus)
(5+1vs5+0* Steveus vs. Rhame)
(5vs3 Cunning)
Rhame flicked his wrist, twirling his hammer around in his grip, and swung it powerfully with both hands at Steveus. Steveus caught the hammer under it's head with his axe, and pulled down, hooking the bottem edge of the axeblade over the hammer shaft. The hammer twisted strangely as Steveus pulled it down to one side, his body twisting and his back foot lifting off the ground. Rhame followed his hammer, bending forward trying to keep his grip on his weapon. Steveus' kick landed squarely on the side of Rhame's throat, thankfully not crushing the windpipe, but seriously impairing Rhame's ability to breathe nonetheless. Steveus followed through, but Rhame kept his balance and let the foot slide up and over his head...
(Rhame takes 15 damage and will take an additional +5 damage for the next two turns regardless of attack rolls.)
"Come on, can't you do any better? I'm getting in two strikes for every one you try."
Swing a dagger at his knee as a diversion, and punch him right between the eyes while he's distracted.
>try previous action again
(1vs1, 2vs2* Kaiso vs. Adnalsnah)
(2vs1 Cunning)
(5vs6* Adnalsnah vs. Kaiso)
(5vs6 Cunning)
Adnalsnah dove forward again, but Kaiso was ready this time. Kaiso sidestepped the attack completely, and Adnalsnah rolled forward, back onto his feet. Adnalsnah turned, to defend himself, and Kaiso swept a dagger at his knee. Adnalsnah blocked the blow swiftly with a twisting parry, and Kaiso's sucker punch merely grazed his chin instead of knocking him unconscious as it was intended to. The two swung at each other again, their training weapons making hollow clacks and thunks against one another...
(Adnalsnah takes 5 damage)
Be magnificent! Strike this wench down with a flurry of blows!
Lack of action. Lack of gain.
And here I feel hate for this man. But why? This is supposed to be a training match!
Yet my wounds slowly degrade my morale. Is he aiming to teach the harshness of battle?
I never want to fight again.
Shield clip and knee to the thigh - failing that, use my elbow upon close quarters.
(4+1vs4+1, 2+1vs1+1 Doctore vs. Kora)
(6vs5* Kora vs. Doctore)
(5vs5 Cunning)
Doctore rounded on Kora with a wide, head height slash, his shield kept close to his body. Kora ducked the sword slash deftly, but Doctore stepped a half step forward and whipped his hand out, catching her in the side of the face with his shield. Instead of being dazed, Kora was coldly angry, and she sprang up into Doctore's guard instead of falling back as he expected. She brought the edge of her shield up into his right kneecap with a sharp smack, and rose up into a knee strike on his other thigh. As he blundered back another step, she launched into a spinning elbow strike to the side of his face, twisting him about...
(Kora takes 10 damage. Doctore takes 15 damage)
Doctore is near defeat.
Ah, I'll go talk to the guard about getting some wine.
Velligus the Gaul shook off his anger at the defeat in training, and strode up to one of the gate guards. As he approached, they shifted, putting their hands on their swords. Real swords, not wooden training swords. Velligus nodded slowly, and spread his open hands out to show he meant no harm. He asked, "I was wondering if I could have some wine."
The first guard looked at the second incredulously, and turned back to Velligus, "What do you think this is? A joke? A game?" He stepped forward, and roughly pushed the Gaul back a step, "You want some wine, go ask the cook. We're not here to serve you, we're here to kill you if you misbehave."
(Roman soldiers do not much like Gauls, as a side note. Probably a side effect of those wars and subjugations...)
Introduce myself to my fellow gladiators.
Ceruleaus strode up to the little knot of conversing gladiators, most bearing new cuts and bruises from the rough sparring session of the day. He bowed gently at the waist and said, in Latin, "I am Ceruleaus, born of Herculaneum. It appears we are all in this together, therefore I greet you."
One gladiator nodded silently at Ceruleaus, his slitted eyes flicked across him, measuring him silently. Two of the four appeared to be brothers or close cousins. They were cut from the same stone, both short and stocky, dark haired and swarthy skinned. They ignored Ceruleaus, continuing their conversation in their guttural, staccato language. The last gladiator was a tall, lithe man with blond hair. He spoke to Ceruleaus in a thick Germanic accent, but in Latin nonetheless, "I am called Decimus by the Romans. I was once from a tribe far north of here, but that is the past now. Are you a Roman? You speak Latin like a Roman would. A criminal perhaps?"
Player: GWG
Name: Rhame. That's an Egyptian-sounding name, right?
Origin: Egypt
Former Profession: Mason
Health: 40
Inventory:
Hammer- +1 to attack, -1 to speed
Shield- +1 to defense
Skills:
Attack- +1
Defense- +1
Speed- -1
Cunning- N/A
Player: Tiruin
Name: Kora Alarai
Origin: Asia.
Profession: Medicae//Caretaker
Health: 40
Inventory:
Sword/shield- +1 attack +1 defense
Skills:
Attack- +1
Defense- +1
Speed- N/A
Cunning- N/A
Player: Zenzetzuken
Name: Adnalsnah et Emosewa Spurius Ovidius Sophus
Origin: Italy
Profession: Mediterranean Pirate
Health: 50
Inventory:
Gladius- +1 attack
Throwing Axe x 2- +2 attack at range
Spear- +1 attack, -1 speed
Skills:
Attack- +1/+2
Defense- N/A
Speed- -1
Cunning- N/A
Player: Remalle
Name: Ceruleaus
Origin: Herculaneum
Profession: Blacksmith
Health: 100
Inventory:
Big Hammer: +2 to attack, -2 to speed
Skills:
Attack- +2
Defense- N/A
Speed- -2
Cunning- N/A
Player: Wwolin
Name: Kaiso Tacitus Dimacherus
Origin: Helvetia (present day Switzerland)
Profession: Butcher
Health: 80
Inventory:
Pair of Daggers- +2 to speed, -1 to defense
Skills:
Attack- N/A
Defense- -1
Speed- +2
Cunning- N/A
Player: Unholy Pariah
Name: Steveus
Origin: Thracian
Profession: Lumberjack
Health: 70
Inventory:
Axe- +1 attack
Shield- +1 defense
Skills:
Attack- +1
Defense- +1
Speed- N/A
Cunning- N/A
Player: Gamerlord
Name: Velligus
Origin: Gaul
Profession: Woodsman
Health: 100
Inventory:
Axe- +1 to attack
Shield- +1 to defense
Skills:
Attack- N/A
Defense- N/A
Speed- N/A
Cunning- N/A (leave blank)
Your choice of race will become a factor as the Roleplay side of things comes into play more. Romans will not interact well with non-Romans for the most part. Gauls, Germans, Britons, and other European tribesmen will interact... Fairly well for the most part. Asians will be viewed with suspicion but not usually outright hostility. Egyptians and people from Northern Africa/the Middle East will be treated fairly well by most other races for the most part, barring a few special cases. It all depends on historical interactions, as best as I can judge. If anyone has some special information on how their race might interact with another back then, please go ahead and inform me. Kindly remember that slavery back then was equal opportunity, but so was virulent racism.
Your choice of profession will come into play also with the RPing, for example, if someone is wounded, Kora will be able to do better on the Special Circumstances roll to save their life, whereas Rhame will do better in SC rolls where hard labor is involved, or knowledge of construction techniques. Adnalsnah will have extensive knowledge about criminal activities and such things, which may lead to him getting some bonuses to cunning rolls in combat. The two woodsman both will get bonuses to any rolls involving surviving in the wilderness, which will be highly important if you escape. The butcher will be highly useful for hunting and other such activities, or for hiding human bodies if that becomes an issue. But for now, let's get back on scheduale.
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