posted February 22, 2001 03:18               

Both generals walked away with their heads on their shoulders. :-)

posted February 21, 2001 22:42               

22 of 38 battles completed

posted February 21, 2001 22:30               

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Originally posted by Kambodia:
That's a beautiful result I never forsaw! I could imagine the victorious general Notker trotting his horse across a field of enemy corpses, and one of those corpses springing to life, leaping upon his enemy's saddle, beheading him, and riding away on his enemy's horse while the rest of the soldiers are too terrified of the sudden lightning and thunder to follow the perpetrator.

Saladin's defeat is erased by the Quickening.
Notker is eliminated with 1 win and 0 loses.
Only in such a tournament as this

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posted February 21, 2001 18:18               

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Originally posted by Janus:
His most Immortal Hettite Lord, Janus, is tired from being beaten up, twice, with his poor hyksos.... but just try me next round, CaptainVP Or if you don´t, I´ll come after your head myself

/Janus.... still alive and kicking....

P.S: Kam, I understood the rules right now, didn´t I?? D.S

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My head is too precious a commodity to be given up easily. But you can always try.

posted February 21, 2001 17:20               

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Originally posted by CapainVP:
I challange Cayo César…..7. Early Northern Barbarian

We have tolerated these barbarians for far too long.

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Well, it seems these chinese will follow us tolerating more time.

I defeated CapainVP 4-2.

Although thinking it well, I believe that it is too dangerous to be a barbarian, so soon I will acquire something of culture and I will change my way of life.

posted February 21, 2001 16:27               

And, piling-on is not in genre. Bad karma for the rest of us for violating one of those immortals rules. By the way, who's responsible for enforcing those rules? Did anyone ever actually get killed on holy ground or anything?

Anyone interested in a silly special rule? If you're playing on the Village in the woods map, a general may not move into contact with the other general if the other general is in the village due to the village being holy ground. Nope, never mind, too silly.

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Originally posted by Cayo César:
I challenge another barbarian of the north, at random, for example Michelos.

One question, Kambodia, should I create the battle or do you create it you using the tournament manager?

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posted February 21, 2001 07:35               

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Originally posted by Saladin:
Notker, (who cold-bloodedly challenged me out of the blue!) defeated my lethargic army 4-2G - but was beheaded in the process!

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That's a beautiful result I never forsaw! I could imagine the victorious general Notker trotting his horse across a field of enemy corpses, and one of those corpses springing to life, leaping upon his enemy's saddle, beheading him, and riding away on his enemy's horse while the rest of the soldiers are too terrified of the sudden lightning and thunder to follow the perpetrator.

posted February 21, 2001 05:17               

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Originally posted by CapainVP:
Hmm, I'm not sure now if this is a valid challange? What do the rules say, Kam? I'm a bit confused about the challenging sequence.

VP

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His most Immortal Hettite Lord, Janus, is tired from being beaten up, twice, with his poor hyksos.... but just try me next round, CaptainVP Or if you don´t, I´ll come after your head myself

/Janus.... still alive and kicking....

posted February 20, 2001 23:12               

5G - 1

posted February 20, 2001 23:01               

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Originally posted by Ken Blackley:
Question:

Can more than one quickening come from one player? For example, if both Tiger and Mastadon's generals decapitate poor harmless Snowflake in the same round, do they both get one lose taken back?

Snowflake of the Long Neck

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Man, this is a gory tournament ain't it?

posted February 20, 2001 22:43               

Can more than one quickening come from one player? For example, if both Tiger and Mastadon's generals decapitate poor harmless Snowflake in the same round, do they both get one lose taken back?

Snowflake of the Long Neck

posted February 20, 2001 21:14               

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Originally posted by CapainVP:
Hmm, I'm not sure now if this is a valid challange? What do the rules say, Kam? I'm a bit confused about the challenging sequence.

VP

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VP, I show you already challenging Cayo César. As you can only make one challenge per round you would have to wait until Round 2 to challenge Janus.

posted February 20, 2001 16:51            

After a few bounds of warbands rushing for and back Hoplite won 4:3.

posted February 20, 2001 16:01               

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Originally posted by Drastic:
Hey Kam,

You have deleted my quickening result against AXE.

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If you still have the battle saved please replay it and confirm the result. Remember, your general must kill his general.

If there is still confusion, someone please send me a replay and I could see for myself.

~Kam

posted February 20, 2001 15:52               

You have deleted my quickening result against AXE.
Axe's general was killed by my General

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DRASTIC
London, England

posted February 19, 2001 22:48               

Time for one of my famous "midway through the game" rule changes.

Players are eliminated after being defeated 4 times instead of 3 times.

This change should keep enough players active during the middle of the tournament to keep things interesting.

posted February 19, 2001 21:05               

I didnt know when i played Basilus it was the tourney, no worries i do know.

Look forward to the next round.

regards

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Originally posted by Kambodia:
Hi M,
Not sure I follow your question. Right now everyone is still in the 1st Round. I believe you played all your games for round 1, against Basilius and Axe. Once all the players are finished fighting their round 1 games, then everyone can issue new challenges for Round 2, but that is still probably a couple of weeks away.
So I think for right now you are all caught up and up to date, we just have to wait a couple weeks for the rest of the players to catch up before we move on to Round 2.
Hope this answers your questions. Let me know.

~Kam

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posted February 19, 2001 18:30               

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Originally posted by just35com:
To Kamb

As discussed i think I have only had one round, so do you want to issue me a random round 2 or can I choose.

if im wrong and you can find someone else other than Axe that has beaten me please let me know.

I wait your reply

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Hi M,
Not sure I follow your question. Right now everyone is still in the 1st Round. I believe you played all your games for round 1, against Basilius and Axe. Once all the players are finished fighting their round 1 games, then everyone can issue new challenges for Round 2, but that is still probably a couple of weeks away.
So I think for right now you are all caught up and up to date, we just have to wait a couple weeks for the rest of the players to catch up before we move on to Round 2.
Hope this answers your questions. Let me know.

posted February 19, 2001 17:17               

My battle against Mastadon was finished.
I won 2-4.

posted February 19, 2001 17:16               

5-0 for my Hittites vs Snowflake's ENBars.

posted February 19, 2001 17:10               

As discussed i think I have only had one round, so do you want to issue me a random round 2 or can I choose.

if im wrong and you can find someone else other than Axe that has beaten me please let me know.

I wait your reply

posted February 18, 2001 18:14               

Axe

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Originally posted by Drastic:
A second Immortal feels the quickening, after a shaky start by losing two units, Drastic's army defeated the barbarian horde of Axe, and in the melee, Drastic's general cut off the head of the "Axe" man. 4G-2

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posted February 16, 2001 11:57               

18 Stelzone….. 6. Early Shang Chinese 1720BC-1300BC. vs 30 Dusty the Mighty….. 9. Hittite 1680BC-710BC.

Either player may issue the challenge to the other.

Kam

posted February 16, 2001 04:27               

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THE BEHEADED
21 Michelos….. BWB

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Michelos were twins, they had 2 heads?

posted February 16, 2001 01:24               

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Originally posted by Kambodia:
[b]IMMORTALS UPDATE 1600 BC

25 Snowflake….. WQ
LEGEND:

W = WIN
Q = QUICKENING (WIN)

L = LOSS
B = BEHEADED (LOST & ELIMINATED)

[/B]

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While I'd love to take credit for a Quickening, I can't I've got two wins, but no beheadings.

Snowflake

posted February 15, 2001 19:07               

Of course, I had the help of a good army matchup, good terrain, good combat rolls, and his general being attacked in the flank. Other than that it was a straight up one on one win <grin>.

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Originally posted by Jeff Sussman:
Good enough for me! The future of civilization demands that the barbarians be eliminated! I'll challenge Michelos just because we're listed next to each other.

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posted February 15, 2001 18:58               

4-0

posted February 15, 2001 18:37               

Too bad I lost my head to Marcos! I forgot about protecting the general!

Oh well, live and learn. Or in this case, die and learn!

posted February 15, 2001 17:57               

No headrolling in this one.