PlaneShift
Gameplay => In-Game Roleplay Events => Topic started by: Andywyr Morvaynnen on April 21, 2007, 09:23:50 am
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As Andywyr opened the letter from the Octarch, he knew that the task ahead would not be simple. The Octarch had often asked strange things of him before, and he had no doubts that the Octarch would do it again. The letter was written in gold ink, as was usual for a message from such a high office. The letter was as follows:
For the eyes of Andywyr Morvaynnen, Diplomat of the Second Order of Hydlaa, and for the eyes of those he deems worthy,
Master Morvaynnen, I tire of the boredom in this city. As the years pass, I feel age taking hold of my body, but I still yearn for entertainment. In some cultures, fighting is often used as a way to pass the time, and I see why there should not be an exception here.
Hereby, I decree that you will organise a tournament in my name, the Octarch's Championship. Offer a reward for a grand prize, put up signs around Hydlaa, whatever it is you will, but ensure that it is ready in three weeks time. My resources are at your disposal. And remember, Andywyr, if you do not succeed, I shall be greatly displeased.
So has spoken the Octarch of the First Level of Yliakum.
Andywyr slumped back into his chair. He knew that it would be imposssible to organise such a large event in so little time, but in his mind, ideas were already forming ...
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The Octarch's Championship
A quick guide
Who: Any player of PlaneShift
What: A tournament, where players will duel one another to win the grand prize
Where: The Hydlaa Arena, in the area that is shaped like the Colisseum
When: The week of May 12 to May 19.
Why: For fun!
Entry Fee: Twenty circles (5,000 tria)
Prize: One third (1/3) of money brought in
Officials: Andywyr, Agara, Otulely
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A somewhat less quick guide
Anybody in the game of Planeshift is invited to take part in the Octarch's Championship. Weaker players do not need to fear, as there are three divisions, based on overall strength. This ensures that weaker players won't face invincible foes. The set up of the tournament is very simple. The three officials (myself, Agara, Otulely) will organise a schedule for fights, according to when players can come online. Two players will be matched up, and they will then fight a duel in the Arena. The loser will no longer be part of the Championship, the winner will go on to the next round of matches.
The fights will take place in the week of May 12 to May 19, as this allows for those who cannot go online on certain days to fight on other days. The three divisions will be formed according to your overall strength rating in the game. Whether you are in the highest division or the lowest, the prize is the same. The divisions will be formed on the day of the matches, as this allows for players to train beforehand.
The reason we need an entry fee is so we can have a grand prize. The money collected from entrants will be split in three, one part for the winner of each division. This means that we cannot say what the prize is at this time, but keep posted later on. Also, the more people that join, the higher the prize goes!
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Tournament rules
* Combatants must not leave the fighting area at any time, or they will forfeit
* Combatants must not log out at any time, or they will forfeit.
* Pets must be dismissed before all fights. If a pet is summoned during the fight, the owner is disqualified.
* To win, you must kill the other player.
* Players are allowed to use any weapons, any armour and any potions they wish.
* Division 3 (the lowest) forbids the use of magic, Divisions 1 & 2 do not.
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If you have any questions, please post them here or contact either myself (Andywyr), Agara or Otulely in-game. We look forward to your participation!
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Does the Octarch live in Hydlaa?
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I've been trying to find all I can about the Octarch for this, but I can't find anything. So, I honestly don't know.
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I've been trying to find all I can about the Octarch for this, but I can't find anything. So, I honestly don't know.
There's a Vigesimi for sure, but I don't know if the Octarch is a Hydlaa resident.
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* Players are allowed to use any weapons, any armour and any potions they wish.
* Division 3 (the lowest) forbids the use of magic, Divisions 1 & 2 do not.
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If you have any questions, please post them here or contact either myself (Andywyr), Agara or Otulely in-game. We look forward to your participation!
Uh, any potion? I thought 'only' health potions, and only within the 3rd division (the lower skilled fighters) I fear potheads will be entering the 1st division, just for to say, they kicked some high-skilled butts. But oh well, if that's the rule, I guess I will have to deal with it. :P
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So if a players client crashes, he forfeits?
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There are potions in the game that increase hit points. So if I invested some money, I could raise my HP to 3,000 before every fight.
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There are potions in the game that increase hit points. So if I invested some money, I could raise my HP to 3,000 before every fight.
I do know there is a Strenght Max potion, if you buy like 72 of them and use a shortcut to drink them all at once... well you could probably hit around the 3000 ;)
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Probably not anymore ;)
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Probably not anymore ;)
;) Can be Socks Stopped (regular) training a pretty long time ago O--)
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Does the Octarch live in Hydlaa?
It's Hydlaa "D.C." from what I heard, so I believe the answer for this question is "yes".
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We have discussed this A LOT, and we have been forced to decide that if player's client crashes, they forfeit. This is because if a player is losing, they can simply exit the game, log back in, claim that they crashed and then get a re-match.Whilst we do understand it seems a bit harsh, it is to help prevent cheaters. However, should there be a server crash, any fights in progress will restart.
As for the potions: I'll have to get back to you on that.