Re: DM: FTF results

From: crip@eebbs.isis.org (Garth Werner)

Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 21:40:37 +0000

adler@hal.gnu.ai.mit.edu (Philip Adler) writes:

> I just found out that my striker (whom I sent in as a single
> strategy proxy at the last minute) was the eliminated in the final
> fight of the FTF (initiates I believe). Damn, Damn Damn, so close.
> Oh, well. The slasher whom I had expected to TV couldn't hack it,
> and the P-R I had in the champs didn't do so hot either (but still
> got his invite on his twentieth fight.) With the new tourney
> eligibility rules, he'll be fighting Champs again at the Mail-in, so
> you'se guys better watch out.

I haven't seen anything on the forthcoming tournament, but I
assume others out there have.  What is this about new eligibility rules?

> I think I'll be sending everybody I have active to the FTF (except
                                                Do you mean Mail-In?
> maybe a Dixie Basher I'm thinking of Da'ing) But that depends on
> what kind of replacement I get for the P-R. I will also be sending
> an old Aimed blow of mine to the TOD, probably the only one,
> although I'm thinking of running some of the guys I da'd in the
> rashness of my youth.

Congrats on the tourney result.  I'm starting to prepare for the
tourney and have created a list of 20 dead warriors and 37 living (non-AD
or Primus) warriors who are worthy of fighting.  Of course I won't fight
them all; however, I will end up fighting more than I should, as I always
do.

Does anyone remember the last tourney of the dead?  I know I got
one character back, but I would like to know how the classes were
grouped.  Was it Divided into App, Init, Adept, Champ, or was that when
it was just Init, Adept Champ.  I've got a warrior who, if it fought as a
Dead Apprentice last time, I'll ignore, but if it fought as a dead
initiate, I'll fight as a dead initiate again.

Check you round,

Crip
        Royal Flush(47),Otto's Mechanics(28), Avid Fans(45), Mistaken
Identity(59), and the latest addition Open Sesame (50)

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References

DM: FTF results
adler@hal.gnu.ai.mit.edu (Philip Adler)
Mon, 05 Oct 1992 06:15:21 +0000

Referenced By

DM: FTF results
adler@hal.gnu.ai.mit.edu (Philip Adler)
Mon, 05 Oct 1992 06:15:21 +0000