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Crimsonn had enough sense of mind to get out from under this thing. Beginning to get frustrated at this creature's apparent invulnerability, he decided to let loose a magical attack rather than hit it over and over. He readied a spell, its light glowing in the palm of his free hand.

A white glow in Crimsonn's free hand seperates and moves to his feet, turning grey and passing into his steel boots. He ceases to be unbalanced by the shaking ground beneath his feet. He draws another weapon, this time a weapon somewhere between the size of a daggar and a shortsword. It is polished ...

Stripped of his favorite weapon, Crimsonn resorted to his second favorite attack against smaller opponents: the punt. He swung his leg and armored boot to try to send his opponent flying.

Under normal circumstances, Crimsonn would summon his sword back to him. These were not normal circumstances. He instead counterattacked by throwing the boomerangs back at his opponent using his newly freed hand.

Caught off-guard by the first fire-ball, Crimsonn noticed it to be very hot. He had experienced dragonfire, and this wasn't even remotely as powerful. With trained precision and speed, Crimsonn hurled his sword at Kirby. He had a theory these other critters were helpless without the puffball.

Crimsonn saw the attack coming, and blocked the attack with his polished shield, reflecting the beam back at his opponent. The moment the beam ended, Crimsonn would use a spin to add power to a swinging shield bash.

The water doesn't do much. In fact, it has almost no effect on him at all after he blinks twice to get the water out of his eyes. He swings his sword and shield, the sword being lower to the ground and the shield being higher, in a manner that if his opponent dodges one, he will most likely collide ...

Even having been caught off-guard by the whatever-it-was, he knew better than to let that parasol come down on him again. Preferring to fall than be fallen on, he dives out of the parasol's path. Rising to his feet, he drew a shiny longsword from a hilt at his side, holding it in his left; the shiel...

Insane or not, whatever this thing is is moving toward him. He readies his shield.

Crimsonn tilts his head sideways and shakes his head, beginning to wonder if he is losing his mind.

Silfedac wrote:What was the original reason? Was he ashamed of his parentage or something?

For unknown reasons, what I posted underneathe this quote seems to have disappeared.

Silfedac, you have it exactly opposite of correct.

A rattle-clank, rattle-clank is heard as the man in gray steel armor steps out into the arena. He surveys his surroundings, and wonders why oh why he was sent here to fight a pink puffball. He'd never redeem himself at this rate.

Then again, he'd never heard of Kirby of Dreamland, either.

Silfedac wrote:Did he change his name in an, admittedly failed, attempt to preserve his family honor?

That wasn't the original reason I had in mind, but I like that one better...

Fighter: The Swordsman Crimsonn Draycko Motive: Redemption. Crimsonn Draycko was once training to become a paladin. In a freak accident, he injured his mentor and was unable to heal him. The wound eventually healed, but the young man was cast out of the realm and stripped of his title as squire of t...

*blinks*

*Coughs up dust*

How about yes? Where do I send the character description?

SleepingOrange wrote:Okay. Well, I suppose it's your decision to Jesus, that was the least satisfying victory ever.

Cheating shouldn't be satifying.

((...What you did was the equivalent of the kid who's losing at base-ball and says "I'm going home, and I'm taking my ball with me!". Do you really want to be that kid? ((Not an applicable analogy. What you did was bring a whole nother team for me to play against. If this is what matches on this fo...

((No. But double-teaming = not okay. Seriously, I didn't bring my character's minions into this fight. Had you defeated me fairly, I'd not have complained.))

((If you're going to cheat, screw this. I'm out.))

The cloaked figure abandons his spell to catch the barbecue skewer. With a cantrip, he heats the skewer and sends it flying back at his large opponent.