2019 Winter Cycle Warlord Tournament
Moderator: Staff
- PC
- Expert Adventurer
- Posts: 765
- Joined: Mon May 07, 2018 4:00 pm
- Location: Offices above the Pachinko Palace in Kabuki
2019 Winter Cycle Warlord Tournament
Attention, please!
The Warlord Tournament for end of the 2019 Winter Cycle will be held on March 31, 2019 at 9 PM (EST) in the Arena! This Cycle's prizes will include a Test Free Grant to Challenge the Overlord and a Test Free Barony Challenge Grant. There is no activity requirements to join the Warlord Tournament, as long as you are currently or have been in the past, a duelist of the Warlord Rank!
Seeding will be based off of the Cycle Rankings found in the Duel of Swords standings. Sign up below!
The Warlord Tournament for end of the 2019 Winter Cycle will be held on March 31, 2019 at 9 PM (EST) in the Arena! This Cycle's prizes will include a Test Free Grant to Challenge the Overlord and a Test Free Barony Challenge Grant. There is no activity requirements to join the Warlord Tournament, as long as you are currently or have been in the past, a duelist of the Warlord Rank!
Seeding will be based off of the Cycle Rankings found in the Duel of Swords standings. Sign up below!
- Nat Candle
- Adventurer
- Posts: 80
- Joined: Tue Jul 12, 2016 11:37 pm
- Location: Presently: Tinderdale Pines, outside the Rhy'din City proper
Re: 2019 Winter Cycle Warlord Tournament
Count me in!
-Nat
-Nat
- Ebon Ilnaren
- Seasoned Adventurer
- Black Knight
- Posts: 445
- Joined: Mon May 09, 2011 10:08 pm
- Location: Stardreamer Manor, RhyDin
Re: 2019 Winter Cycle Warlord Tournament
I'll sign up for this.
- Ebon Ilnaren
- Ebon Ilnaren
- Capistrano
- Proven Adventurer
- Wolf Like Me
- Posts: 288
- Joined: Tue Feb 12, 2008 8:31 pm
- Location: 409 Cardew Road, a Brownstone in New Haven
Re: 2019 Winter Cycle Warlord Tournament
Here for my beating.
JJMC
Crew
JJMC
Crew
- JewellRavenlock
- Legendary Adventurer
- The Empress
- Posts: 2473
- Joined: Thu Apr 13, 2006 5:26 pm
- Location: Little Elfhame, Old Market
- Contact:
Re: 2019 Winter Cycle Warlord Tournament
Empress in
- Penny Escobar
- Adventurer
- Posts: 105
- Joined: Thu Jan 11, 2018 10:22 pm
- Location: Battlefield Park Area
- Contact:
Re: 2019 Winter Cycle Warlord Tournament
Signing up.
- Penny Escobar
- Penny Escobar
- Michelle Montoya
- Seasoned Adventurer
- Fāris Al-Ibra
- Posts: 547
- Joined: Fri Apr 02, 2004 10:50 pm
- Location: Al-Ibra, South Cadentia OR the Real RhyDin House
Re: 2019 Winter Cycle Warlord Tournament
I am entering the Warlord Tournament tonight.
- PC
- Expert Adventurer
- Posts: 765
- Joined: Mon May 07, 2018 4:00 pm
- Location: Offices above the Pachinko Palace in Kabuki
Re: 2019 Winter Cycle Warlord Tournament
Nat Candle wins the 2019 Winter Cycle Warlord Tournament! He's claiming the test-free Overlord challenge grant as his prize. Congratulations Nat!
Due to an unfortunate event, the prize of a test-free barons grant goes to Jewell Ravenlock who came in third place.* The Arena Staff pray that Jay Capistrano has a swift recovery.
(( *OOC: Jay's player out of character passed on the prize. With Jewell in third the prize would automatically go to her. ))
(( Historical Info
Seeding by Cycle Rankings
1. Candle
2. Michelle
3. Jewell
5. Penny
6. Capistrano
Fight 1
Bye: 1. Nat Candle
2. Michelle Montoya vs. 6. Jay Capistrano -- Capistrano def. Michelle Montoya, 5 - 4 in 10 rounds. - dos
3.Jewell Ravenlock vs. 5. Penny Escobar -- JewellRavenlock def. Penny Escobar, 5 - 4 in 9 rounds. - dos
Winners
1. Nat Candle
3. Jewell Ravenlock
6. Jay Capistrano
Losers
2. Michelle Montoya
5. Penny Escobar
--------------
Fight 2
Winners Bracket
Bye: 3. Jewell Ravenlock
1. Nat Candle vs. 6. Jay Capistrano -- Candle def. Capistrano, 5 - 4 in 9 rounds. - dos
Consolation Bracket
2. Michelle Montoya vs. 5. Penny Escobar -- Penny Escobar def. Michelle Montoya, 5.5 - 4.5 in 10 rounds. - dos
Winners
1. Nat Candle
3. Jewell Ravenlock
Losers
5. Penny Escobar
6. Jay Capistrano
--------------
Fight 3
Winners Bracket
1. Nat Candle vs. 3. Jewell Ravenlock -- Candle def. JewellRavenlock, 5 - 3 in 9 rounds. - dos
Consolation Bracket
5. Penny Escobar vs. 6. Jay Capistrano -- Capistrano def. Penny Escobar, 5 - 4 in 8 rounds. - dos
Winners
1. Candle
Losers
3. Jewell Ravenlock
6. Jay Capistrano
--------------
Fight 4
Winners Bracket
Bye: 1. Nat Candle
Consolation Bracket
3. Jewell Ravenlock vs. 6. Jay Capistrano -- Capistrano def. JewellRavenlock, 5.5 - 2 in 10 rounds. - dos
--------------
Fight 5
1. Nat Candle (Winners Bracket) vs. 6. Jay Capistrano (Consolation Bracket) -- Candle def. Capistrano, 5 - 3 in 7 rounds. - dos
Nat Candle wins the Warlord Tournament ))
Due to an unfortunate event, the prize of a test-free barons grant goes to Jewell Ravenlock who came in third place.* The Arena Staff pray that Jay Capistrano has a swift recovery.
(( *OOC: Jay's player out of character passed on the prize. With Jewell in third the prize would automatically go to her. ))
(( Historical Info
Seeding by Cycle Rankings
1. Candle
2. Michelle
3. Jewell
5. Penny
6. Capistrano
Fight 1
Bye: 1. Nat Candle
2. Michelle Montoya vs. 6. Jay Capistrano -- Capistrano def. Michelle Montoya, 5 - 4 in 10 rounds. - dos
3.Jewell Ravenlock vs. 5. Penny Escobar -- JewellRavenlock def. Penny Escobar, 5 - 4 in 9 rounds. - dos
Winners
1. Nat Candle
3. Jewell Ravenlock
6. Jay Capistrano
Losers
2. Michelle Montoya
5. Penny Escobar
--------------
Fight 2
Winners Bracket
Bye: 3. Jewell Ravenlock
1. Nat Candle vs. 6. Jay Capistrano -- Candle def. Capistrano, 5 - 4 in 9 rounds. - dos
Consolation Bracket
2. Michelle Montoya vs. 5. Penny Escobar -- Penny Escobar def. Michelle Montoya, 5.5 - 4.5 in 10 rounds. - dos
Winners
1. Nat Candle
3. Jewell Ravenlock
Losers
5. Penny Escobar
6. Jay Capistrano
--------------
Fight 3
Winners Bracket
1. Nat Candle vs. 3. Jewell Ravenlock -- Candle def. JewellRavenlock, 5 - 3 in 9 rounds. - dos
Consolation Bracket
5. Penny Escobar vs. 6. Jay Capistrano -- Capistrano def. Penny Escobar, 5 - 4 in 8 rounds. - dos
Winners
1. Candle
Losers
3. Jewell Ravenlock
6. Jay Capistrano
--------------
Fight 4
Winners Bracket
Bye: 1. Nat Candle
Consolation Bracket
3. Jewell Ravenlock vs. 6. Jay Capistrano -- Capistrano def. JewellRavenlock, 5.5 - 2 in 10 rounds. - dos
--------------
Fight 5
1. Nat Candle (Winners Bracket) vs. 6. Jay Capistrano (Consolation Bracket) -- Candle def. Capistrano, 5 - 3 in 7 rounds. - dos
Nat Candle wins the Warlord Tournament ))
- JewellRavenlock
- Legendary Adventurer
- The Empress
- Posts: 2473
- Joined: Thu Apr 13, 2006 5:26 pm
- Location: Little Elfhame, Old Market
- Contact:
Re: 2019 Winter Cycle Warlord Tournament
Congratulations Nat on your Warlord Tournament win! Well earned.
While I am very sorry to hear about the events in the Arena after my departure last night and reluctant to accept a prize earned through an unfortunate incident, I will take the baronial challenge grant.
Thank you!
The Empress
While I am very sorry to hear about the events in the Arena after my departure last night and reluctant to accept a prize earned through an unfortunate incident, I will take the baronial challenge grant.
Thank you!
The Empress
- Capistrano
- Proven Adventurer
- Wolf Like Me
- Posts: 288
- Joined: Tue Feb 12, 2008 8:31 pm
- Location: 409 Cardew Road, a Brownstone in New Haven
Re: 2019 Winter Cycle Warlord Tournament
Dear Wrecking Crew Fans and the Dueling Community at Large,
Wow, that’s a long greeting, huh? I guess when you’ve got a lot of people to thank, you gotta write a lot of words down. Anyways, I wanted to start by saying thank you for all the Tweeter posts, cards and letters, and voicemails you’ve left the Crew both congratulating me on becoming a father and wishing me a speedy recovery from the injury I suffered immediately following the Winter 2019 Warlord Tournament. Sami and I are greatly excited about the former. But as happy as we are for that, this letter’s more about the latter.
Some of you might remember that I left the Crew in 2015 to go back to school, and that when I graduated in 2017, I went to work for the Rhovnik Foundation instead of returning to dueling. You’re probably more likely to remember that I got seriously injured during my last deployment with them, and after taking some time to recover and reflect, and with my new family situation in mind, I decided to rejoin the Crew on a permanent basis.
After the Warlord Tournament, I re-injured the leg that I hurt on that deployment. We’re still waiting for test results to come back to confirm what we think the injury is, but the fact I hurt myself so quickly even after all the rehab I did -- and with a non-contact injury -- isn’t a good sign.
Some of you might remember seeing me duel with a hologram during the magical All Ranks Tournament, or against Anubis Karos during my recent Madness match. You might be wondering “Why not just use a hologram again?” Here’s the thing. The hologram for magic was just a way to participate in that without having any magical skills. The hologram for swords was an imperfect solution to thorny situations that sometimes came up in the duels. I don’t fight kids, and I don’t fight people who pose a threat to my livelihood. Sometimes, though, like if unexpected participants show up in the Warlord Tournament or you get lined up to fight someone like, say, Anubis in Madness, you don’t have a choice. Hence, the hologram. Generally speaking though, if I have a choice, I’d rather stick to the spirit of the duels, and fight them myself. WIth my leg screwed up, I can’t. And as much money as I’d make pressing a challenge even with a hologram, I respect the duels too much to water them down like that when there’s a choice. With that in mind -- and I’m not calling this retiring because who knows what the future holds and I reserve the right to change my mind -- I won’t be participating in future Madness or Warlord tournaments.
I’d like to especially thank Duel of Swords Assistant Coordinator Nat Candle, Penny Escobar, Patrick, and Cris for assisting me when I went down, picking me up, helping me get a hold of my wife, taking care of me until the paramedics came. Your aid in a time of extreme difficulty made it easier to deal with it. I’d also like to thank Michelle Montoya for getting ahold of Maria and the Crew, to Rachael Blackthorne for calling the paramedics to get me to the hospital, and to Duel of Swords Coordinator Na-Rae Takamine for handling a difficult and unforeseen situation with grace and kindness. And for everyone else watching, in person and on TV -- this’s gonna sound corny, I know, but I could feel all the positive vibes from you.
I’ve got a long road ahead of me, but I’ll still be doing as much as I can for the things I care about. You’ll still see me signing things at stores and at meet-and-greets, but more importantly, I’ll still be visiting hospitals and orphanages and helping out those who are less economically fortunate and whatever other activities I can do to raise money for the RhyDin Shield Association and any other charity working to make this city a better place.
Hopefully, I’ll see you in the rings soon.
Jay Capistrano
Crew
Wow, that’s a long greeting, huh? I guess when you’ve got a lot of people to thank, you gotta write a lot of words down. Anyways, I wanted to start by saying thank you for all the Tweeter posts, cards and letters, and voicemails you’ve left the Crew both congratulating me on becoming a father and wishing me a speedy recovery from the injury I suffered immediately following the Winter 2019 Warlord Tournament. Sami and I are greatly excited about the former. But as happy as we are for that, this letter’s more about the latter.
Some of you might remember that I left the Crew in 2015 to go back to school, and that when I graduated in 2017, I went to work for the Rhovnik Foundation instead of returning to dueling. You’re probably more likely to remember that I got seriously injured during my last deployment with them, and after taking some time to recover and reflect, and with my new family situation in mind, I decided to rejoin the Crew on a permanent basis.
After the Warlord Tournament, I re-injured the leg that I hurt on that deployment. We’re still waiting for test results to come back to confirm what we think the injury is, but the fact I hurt myself so quickly even after all the rehab I did -- and with a non-contact injury -- isn’t a good sign.
Some of you might remember seeing me duel with a hologram during the magical All Ranks Tournament, or against Anubis Karos during my recent Madness match. You might be wondering “Why not just use a hologram again?” Here’s the thing. The hologram for magic was just a way to participate in that without having any magical skills. The hologram for swords was an imperfect solution to thorny situations that sometimes came up in the duels. I don’t fight kids, and I don’t fight people who pose a threat to my livelihood. Sometimes, though, like if unexpected participants show up in the Warlord Tournament or you get lined up to fight someone like, say, Anubis in Madness, you don’t have a choice. Hence, the hologram. Generally speaking though, if I have a choice, I’d rather stick to the spirit of the duels, and fight them myself. WIth my leg screwed up, I can’t. And as much money as I’d make pressing a challenge even with a hologram, I respect the duels too much to water them down like that when there’s a choice. With that in mind -- and I’m not calling this retiring because who knows what the future holds and I reserve the right to change my mind -- I won’t be participating in future Madness or Warlord tournaments.
I’d like to especially thank Duel of Swords Assistant Coordinator Nat Candle, Penny Escobar, Patrick, and Cris for assisting me when I went down, picking me up, helping me get a hold of my wife, taking care of me until the paramedics came. Your aid in a time of extreme difficulty made it easier to deal with it. I’d also like to thank Michelle Montoya for getting ahold of Maria and the Crew, to Rachael Blackthorne for calling the paramedics to get me to the hospital, and to Duel of Swords Coordinator Na-Rae Takamine for handling a difficult and unforeseen situation with grace and kindness. And for everyone else watching, in person and on TV -- this’s gonna sound corny, I know, but I could feel all the positive vibes from you.
I’ve got a long road ahead of me, but I’ll still be doing as much as I can for the things I care about. You’ll still see me signing things at stores and at meet-and-greets, but more importantly, I’ll still be visiting hospitals and orphanages and helping out those who are less economically fortunate and whatever other activities I can do to raise money for the RhyDin Shield Association and any other charity working to make this city a better place.
Hopefully, I’ll see you in the rings soon.
Jay Capistrano
Crew
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest