Time: After four days during evening. (4th of December, Clock 8pm GMT+0)
Location: The Arena of Transcendent Order.
Salutations citizen of Sigil, and perhaps some berks elsewhere too. It is time to test talents of those within Sigil in true Hextorian fashion. The rules of the tournament will be simple...
The Rules
- There shall be no treating wounds during combat through magical, temporal abilities, herbal, drug or other means. Obviously if you're a stinking troll, or something, you just can't help it and we'll tolerate your advantage...
- Any trinkets, as example potions, scrolls or wands, that empowers its wielder or users abilities may only be used once during combat. We're not testing who has the most gold at their possession, but who is the best by their talents.
- Combat and any actions start only after the fight begins... no you may not ward yourself before, and no... you may not take your drug dosage beforehand.
- You have to be visible at least half the combat in order to win. People are paying to see combat, not hiding cowards.
- Fight ends when one yields... if neither yields, then until the other is unconcious. Or dead.
First, I, Lorich Bladesworn, will hire set of warriors or talented people in their respectful role of combat, and these will act as your foes... Overall it is planned that there will be five, of which I will be one. To win the tournament, you will be fighting against each one of them one after another. If you can defeat us all, you win the tournament... if you cannot, then the tournament is over for you.
That said, I am hiring combatants willing to become as one of the "Tournament Champions", if you think you have what it is, come to seek me, Lorich Bladesworn. I will test your talents preliminarily to see how fast you're put to fight the competitioners. The pay will be defined by your talents.
Those whom wish to observe the competition are to pay one hundred gold pieces entrance cost. It is free for contestants.
Winners of the contest will be handed magical trinkets from my personal collection. Number of items of their choice.