Tournament of Legends!

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  • @Aggroman15 Will the strength and weakness work for Elerre?
  • edited August 2018
    OK, I have taken the lack of entries into account, and I will be doing 1 elimination round and 1 three-person free for all.

    The Bracket:
    Valyria ( @Vardrus ) vs Anima ( @SacredAnima )
    Portis ( @ChaosStar ) vs Allzaff ( @BorosPaladin )
    Elerre ( @WickedShadow196 ) vs Janna ( @pakashara )

    These matchups were chosen by Random.org.

    I will post the winners on Wednesday, so you have the next 3 days to convince me why your character won. (Because I probably can't figure it out alone. Please help)
  • What? I missed this one as well??? Darn
  • Allzaff in my opinion is a good necromancer, but not a good fighter. His weaknesses are that he is very inexperienced in fighting, and his plans don't often help in the short term. Additionally his magic only helps with bones of the deceased and he can't make much other than skeletons.

    Portis is a god fighter, and although he isn't very bright, that doesn't mean he can't fight. He much prefers to go into a fight without a plan. His extremely strong teeth can chew through metal, so bone won't be that big of a problem. In addition, his small frame and agility will allow him to easily dodge attacks.

    Allzaff also requires dead to create skeletons, so unless the fight is in a graveyard, he would not be able to make any minions. I believe in a 1-on-1 fight, Portis would be victorious.

    I tried my best, looking at the weaknesses and strengths...so yeah.
  • In a normal melee fight I see that Allzaff would lose easily, however he is completely aware of this and has made sufficient preparation. The skull on his face is not a mask its part of a complete skeleton he keeps on his body at all times, this skeleton used to be a skilled fighter and while he has few memories from life he is more than your typical pile of bones he should provide a good distraction.

    Meanwhile while Portis is distracted Allzaff will try to learn as much as possible in order to develop a counter strategy. If possible he will go for a sneak attack with his staff, he can also use his magic to reshape his staff in order to form weapons ore to get past a parry. And if Portis tries to eat it well... Allzaff is quite skilled with using broken bones to patch up new skeletons so Portis should expect a mouthful of bone shards that will try to choke him. Or to be stabbed in the back by a skeleton he thought he destroyed.

    Finally Allzaff is a farm kid so he is physically fit and knows how to deal with rodents, if Portis acts like a rat he might just be done for.

    P.S. Allzaff's magic lets him shape dead bones to his will to a certain degree he can do more than create skeletons but that was all the necromancer made him do. He could also fling bone shards, make blades, create blinding dust and more stuff like that, though it will exhaust him and he does not know his own limits.

    In my opinion Portis wins if he rushes him and goes for the throat so to speak but the more he drags the fight out and the more he is delayed the more things shift in Allzaff's favor. If left long enough Allzaff might even pull out all the bones in a kilometer and overwhelm Portis with a horde of skeletons.

    This fight is interesting however as both characters main strengths can not be exploited seeing as Portis cant destroy Allzaff's ever repairing staff and Allzaff can't swarm his enemy with numbers. So the character who relies the most on his shtick so to speak in this fight is the one who will have the greatest advantage.

    That's my opinion please keep in mind that it is probably biased!
  • @BorosPaladin It's supposed to be biased. You are supporting your character.
  • So is this still going on or no?
  • So is this like a improvisational role play for the combat?
  • @BorosPaladin Not really. I just never found time for this. I may begin a part 2 at a later date.

    @Ranshi922 Yeah, kind of. It started out as a direct copy of the Tournament of Legends challenge, but as we had less people, it turned into kind of a role-playish thing where you told why your character would win.
  • idk what that was... i never followed it
  • @Ranshi922 No, Tournament of Champions. Tournament of Legends is this one. The one by TenebrisNemo is the one that I am talking about.
  • @Aggroman15 Alright thanks, I just wanted to know.
  • @Aggroman15, I know. You just compared this to it and I never actually followed the originals, so the comparison is lost on me.
  • edited October 2018
    @Ranshi922
    I would highly recommend reading the original thread, as it was thrilling and jonteman hit an absolute home run with it.

    http://forums.mtgcardsmith.com/discussion/3287/tournament-of-champions-the-game-has-begun/p1
  • When I have time... (Wow... I have been saying that a LOT recently...)
  • edited October 2018
    @Corwinnn I just never found time for this, so could you please close this thread?
  • Did I just trigger some PTSD with the phrase "when i have time"?
  • i guess...?
  • @Lujikul Gosh dang it man. Now you've got me reading the first Tourney of Champions, and it's like 31 pages. (It's great stuff, but it's also really long.)
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