Post by admin on Jun 18, 2009 16:04:11 GMT -5
So lets say you have agreed to fight someone else for their mare.
You must start a thread and have what herd the mare is in and what the mares name is.
This is what you will be judged on, to see who wins...
1. The fairness of the fight, you cannot put:
"I rammed into the mare, sending her to the ground, then I stomped on her belly, breaking her ribs and making her bleed."
More like this:
"I rammed into the mare, my breathing was heavy. I was hurting.
I watched her, hoping I would break some bones."
Now, I know that probably would not happen, but do not powerplay!
2. The post length. If you have a very short post, that will not at all help you win. It is not very hard to make a long post, I'm not saying a story though.
3. If your horse is getting hurt or not. This has happened to me and I find it very frustrating! Your horse gets knocked to the ground, but you get up and she is fine! Oh, a miracle! Not.
Your horse is not invincible!
4. Different horses will have a different advantage depending on the circumstance.
I.e. Stallion 1 invades stallion 2s land, looking for his mare who ran away. Stallion 2 will have an advantage because Stallion 1 [you]invaded[/you], and tried to steal back the mare.
You must start a thread and have what herd the mare is in and what the mares name is.
This is what you will be judged on, to see who wins...
1. The fairness of the fight, you cannot put:
"I rammed into the mare, sending her to the ground, then I stomped on her belly, breaking her ribs and making her bleed."
More like this:
"I rammed into the mare, my breathing was heavy. I was hurting.
I watched her, hoping I would break some bones."
Now, I know that probably would not happen, but do not powerplay!
2. The post length. If you have a very short post, that will not at all help you win. It is not very hard to make a long post, I'm not saying a story though.
3. If your horse is getting hurt or not. This has happened to me and I find it very frustrating! Your horse gets knocked to the ground, but you get up and she is fine! Oh, a miracle! Not.
Your horse is not invincible!
4. Different horses will have a different advantage depending on the circumstance.
I.e. Stallion 1 invades stallion 2s land, looking for his mare who ran away. Stallion 2 will have an advantage because Stallion 1 [you]invaded[/you], and tried to steal back the mare.