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UTAlan · « **on:** September 07, 2012, 05:26:31 pm »

Deadline: Time is up!

Spoiler for Submissions:

Spoiler for Team Gravity:

Spoiler for Team Nyan Sharks:

Spoiler for Team Flying Air Pigs:

Spoiler for Team Time:

Spoiler for Team Darkness:

Spoiler for Team Water:

Spoiler for Submissions:

Spoiler for Team Time:

Spoiler for Team Gravity:

Spoiler for Team Darkness:

Spoiler for Team Flying Air Pigs:

Spoiler for Team Nyan Sharks:

Spoiler for Team Water:

Spoiler for Submissions:

Spoiler for Team Nyan Sharks:

Spoiler for Team Gravity:

Spoiler for Team Flying Air Pigs:

Spoiler for Team Time:

Spoiler for Team Water:

Ronin

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6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6u2 6u2 6u3 6u3 6u3 6u3 6u3 6u9 715 71a 745 77l 7af 7ai 7ai 7an 7dq 7gv 7ju 7n3 7q4 7q5 7tf 80a 8pj

Spoiler for The cast:

Spoiler for The story:

It had been a long time since Gordon the lava destroyer had seen the flames of battle, and he ached to see it again. He wandered to and fro, waiting for the next battle, but it seemed like forever since he had seen one. Where were the battles? Where was his master? While not known for his intelligence, Gordon seemed to be the first to recognize that in the longest time, nobody had seen their master. When Gordon brought this point up to Ulysses, the Ulitharid, Ulysses seemed to scoff, "Our master is busy, surely he will return," , but time had passed; ages rolled by. New creatures flourished, and old ones faded, the entire face of the world seemed to change; finally Ulysses was forced to conclude that Gordon was right. Ulysses had scheduled a meeting with their fellow allies to give the news of their master's disappearance. "Is it true?" Feona, the firefly queen, asked, unsure of what would happen next. "I'm pretty sure it is no big deal," whispered the dark gargoyle, Gregory. "Regardless", Michael, the archangel, said as he stroked his pet leaf dragon, "Whatever happens now, we will just have to look after each other and continue on our paths." Elliot the charger, eager to continue in any way possible, seemed nonplussed in the face of this setback. "But can we really?" questioned Feona, still worried about what would become of them. Ulysses seemed to voice the doubt that hung in the air and on everyone's mind, "but now...we have no master. We are just...Ronin"

Gordon pounded his fist angrily, always hot-headed, he made no effort to contain himself. "I don't care whether our master is gone or dead! The point is, he is no longer here, and we will have to look out for ourselves in the meantime!"

"By ourselves? That's impossible!" Gregory moaned.

Gordon shook his head and continued, "Even if we are without a master...our comaraderie will pull us through! I don't care if we have to deal with mountains, fire, lightning, time itself, or whatever else comes against us!" With this, even the others had to nod their heads and agree. Together, the seven ronin went off together into the unknown.

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Spoiler for Team Time:

In the highest tower in the city of darkness, Shada, the mysterious shadow queen, awaited a visitor. An old man limped into the room and reached into his pocket. He pulled out a solid black crystal, releasing it into the air. The crystal floated in the air, filling the room with Darkness. "It's called Eclipse," the old man said. "It invokes the natural Darkness to strengthen the nearby Darkness creatures. I could make it even stronger...if only I had more time..." Shada let out a slow, heavy sigh. "Sadly, time is not a resource we have. Flare has captured the western side of the city, and he has spies spread throughout the east. He is obsessed with Fire and destruction and is using all of his resources to ruin us. The Tower of Darkness is the last stronghold we have, and there is no more than a day or two before Flare invades it as well. Confrontation is inevitable, and I don't see how I can defeat him."

"There could be one way," the old man mused. On cue, a bubbly, blue-haired girl stepped into the room. "Meet Ethris, Princess of Aether," the old man announced. In the girl's hand was a bright blue orb shining in every direction. "Have you ever dreamed of a full army of pests, draining your opponent's energy to the point that he is left lifeless," Ethris said with excitement in her high voice. She let out a shrieking laugh. "I have the perfect spell for you, Shada!" "The mythical Fractal spell..." Shada mused. "So it does exist. I'll take five of them," she said as she handed over some electrum. Ethris and the old man then left the room, and Shada eventually drifted asleep.

Shada woke up to a loud, obnoxious chuckle. "Hehe, I've finally made it to Shada's lair," a deep, menacing voice said. He kicked open the door to Shada's room, and Shada immediately recognized him as Flare. "Your guards are all dead," Flare said. "They got a little... burned." Without hesitation, Shada called upon the Darkness around her to summon a Pest. Flare responded by sending forth a Lava Destroyer. Shada casted another Pest, but Flare grew his Lava Destroyer, boosting its strength. He followed with two Minor Phoenixes. Shada then released a Fractal into the air. The blue orb sped towards one of the Pests, surrounding it, and then creating 8 copies of it. The new army of Pests drained Flare of his energy. Shada followed with her Eclipse, boosting the strength of each Pest. Her army attacked Flare, who was unable to stop it. Shada then summoned a Vampire and played another Fractal. Her legion of Vampires attacked Flare, healing all of the damage off of Shada. At last, Flare was killed.

Without its charismatic, all-powerful leader, Flare's army shattered into chaos and disorder. The marvelous city of Darkness was freed from the brutal grasp of Flare. But the city never seemed to return to its former glory.

Spoiler for Team Nyan Sharks:

Spoiler for Team Water:

Light/Fire Supah Angels (new cards)

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The Blazing Divine

What elementalist could possibly think of angering such heavenly creatures as angels, not only just sealing their wounds, but continuing to cause rage in their souls?
One who wants to harvest their true power and divine terror.

Marked with fire by the righteous as one who generates heat, the elemental establishes pillars of blinding light. Illuminating the battlefield, these towers emanate purity with their brightness. Because much light is needed in order to call down Archangels, these structures act as beacons for the divine guardians.

Rays of sunlight dance across the sky, further brightening their paths, making it much easier to see the approaching enemy. The refraction piled up is more than enough.
Instantly, two pillars of flame, falling from the sky, collide with the rays, consuming them and scorching the ground beneath. Pyres roar and sear the earth, producing an energizing warmth. Even without the rays, the light shines on, awaiting to be channeled by its master.

The light on the field dims a little. And so, descending from Heaven, an Archangel gracefully lands, ignoring the scorching heat. Dressed in pure white with wings protruding from its back, the being stares its adversary in the eye, daring it to try and hurt him. He can withstand most attacks without flinching. Though the times he is attacked, simply healing himself is enough, and he then proceeds to deliver great power. A round between the two fighters, and another angel is called down, mirroring the first almost exactly.

By now the fire lessens as some of it forms into a bottle. Flames, licking and jumping, try to escape their containment, but nothing prevails. One angel grasps the container, consuming the liquid, and almost immediately becomes a different creature. Its face turns red and fighting becomes detrimental, but reckless. To calm this angels rage, it is blessed, and whilst it is still a more powerful fighter, it’s now more concentrated. The other angel heals the empowered one, and tranquility once again describes the scene.

One moment of fury after another, the strengthed beings devastste their opponent with attacks only creatures of unending healing can have. The pattern continues, and eventually nothing stands in the Archangels' way, and their duty is complete.

Surveying the scene for anything left to decimate, the holy guardians ready themselves for departure. Meanwhile, the rays of sunshine slowly drift to the ground, shuddering, flickering, and falling; they produce no more light, for they have expired. A rage elixir falls to the ground and spills but the earth remains undisturbed, soaking in the contents. The pillars of red-hot energy die down until they are no more than one small candlelight, only to be suffocated. The towers of glorious light grow dark, causing the battlefield to darken immediately. Those structures, cold and dark, collapse upon themselves becoming a useless pile of rubble.

The Archangels ascend to their place of origin, only to await again the call of battle, when the light is brightest.

UTAlan · « **Reply #1 on:** September 07, 2012, 05:26:58 pm »

Spoiler for Submissions:

Spoiler for Team Darkness:

Though few have heard of it and practically nobody has played it, "I wanna be the guy Gaiden" is simply the hardest video game in existance today. What makes it so difficult? Most importantly, the game was designed specifically to be the most difficult video game. The game is so incredibly difficult, it kills you before you even begin the first stage! Being forced to walk across a bridge to the first stage, a man-eating fish reminiscent of Super Mario Brothers attempts to kill you, followed by the bridge collapsing, which is all capped off by a trap on the level screen that kills the character on contact.
A platform game loosely based off of Super Mario Brothers, many elements of the game are designed with the sole purpose of killing the player's character. Platforms fall off the screen into the sea at seemingly random times, planes randomly appear falling from the sky in order to crush the character, and a multitude of other objects appear in order to send the character to a quick and fiery, or sometimes explosive, death. In a departure from most modern games, many controls and crucial elements are not introduced to the user at the beginning of the game, instead leaving the user to discover them on their own.
The game was unveiled at the EVO convention, a video game convention, earlier this year. A professional gamer known as "Floe," considered to be an expert gamer, spent over 3 hours making an unsuccessful attempt at completing the game in front of a large live audience, despite in-game hints from others and a Skype call from Batman. He accumulated hundreds of deaths in his quest to finish the game, 6 of which were attempting to reach the beginning of the game. Videos of his attempts have been viewed many times on Youtube.
Many games have been made, and many of them claim to be the most difficult. Gamers each have their own games that they consider to be the most difficult. These, for obvious reasons, tend to be personal and subjective decisions. But the simple fact remains that it is extremely difficult to compete with a game that was created with the purpose of being the hardest game in the world. When professional gamers are unable to even make significant progress, much about the difficulty of the game is revealed.

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What is the most difficult game of all times? I have asked myself this question many times, and I have come to this answer: it is nearly impossible to find the most difficult videogame ever. This is because many of them provide different difficulties, and what one gamer finds difficult might be quite easy for other gamers; despite this, in order to find the most difficult game, I think we must search within old games, this because newer ones, for newer consoles, use more computation power to provide better graphics (even sensational, compared to old games) rather than better stories; you may read this as a small critic, there are games with fantastic stories even nowadays, but in my opinion they are quite rare. Older consoles did not have exceptional computation power, so game developers needed to focus on other aspects of the game rather than graphics to make a game sellable: difficult gameplay or amazing stories.
Despite this, I have come to the conclusion that the most difficult game ever is Battletoads, a NES game out in 1991; it is a Beat 'em up platform, its difficulty is represented by some factors: first, each level has a different way to control the character, meaning that the same key does different things; second, if you die, you'll respawn in the same point, which is good, if you run out of lives, you'll have to start from the first level, which is terribly bad, and can make you ragequit like a hiding Sanctuary while facing Dark Matter; third, you can play together with a friend, in a co-op, that will make it easier? At all, since there is friend fire...you can kill your partner, so watch out if you play with a friend, you could find yourself with one friend less...
And the levels... I already mentioned that each one has different controls, each one is unique, you will have to hit like in a classic beat 'em up, you will have to climb down a pit with a rope, you will have to run like Sonic the Hedgehog, and all this things dodging obstacles and killing monsters, in a very difficult sequence...
Just for example: I, in one afternoon, with an emulator and quick saves (...which is illegal, but I didn't want to waste my life) have completed only the first two levels; without quick saves I don't know if I had finished the first level even once...
Some other games of that age are said to be difficult, even very difficult, but Battletoads provides either level variety - Contra has Platform levels and first person level, for istance, and Castlevania only platform levels - while in Battletoads every single level is nearly unique, and, as I said before, it also provides a strong challenge to any gamer.

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Spoiler for Team Gravity:

Spoiler for Team Water:

Battletoads

Made for the NES in 1991, it is often touted as the most difficult game of all time. The question is, what makes it so challenging? The game itself is pretty simple, as all you have to do is control a frog that has to defeat all enemies in the level before advancing, unfortunately various other factors make this simple task seemingly impossible. Not only does the game allow a meager three lives with no hope of reprieve, but the complicated obstacle course levels combined with the imprecise controls make it incredibly frustrating.
The primary challenge is the controls. Today, you often see games with beautiful graphics and controls that let you start, stop, and turn effortlessly. Battletoads is completely different, for your character moves slowly and takes time to get up to speed. Any attack will stop your character's movement where he is, making battle difficult when there are multiple enemies. When you stop to attack one enemy, another will often wound or kill you from behind. This is not helped while playing two-player, because although you can walk through your partner, friendly-fire is allowed. Finally, when you jump, you go up unproportionally high, and occasionally off screen, thus removing any chance for a safe landing.
Secondly, your next adversary will be the obstacle course levels. They start out slow, but by the end they are going so quickly that you essentially must memorize the stage to be able to beat it. Obstacles will flash in at the right of the screen, and if you aren't in the exact position, you lose a life and have to start the whole thing over again. With a max of three attempts per run, it is both frustrating and time consuming to become familiar enough with these levels to beat them. The success rate is split in half for two players, as both must pass the stage perfectly; if either player dies both have to restart.
The final and maybe most-devastating aspect of this game is that there are no saves. To beat Battletoads you have to do it all in one sitting, without a single break. You start with three lives, and with no way to recover them, as soon as you lose them they're gone. In any game this would be a challenge, but with Battletoads it's insane. After nearly an hour playing it, I still cannot pass the third level, out of twelve.
Many people will dismiss this game because it is older and seemingly simple. I challenge anyone to provide a screen shot of them winning the game, and how many runs it took them to finally beat it. Only by playing this game can you appreciate how difficult it really is. With the combination of the deceiving controls, tricky obstacle levels, and shortage of lives and saving, Battletoads is only for those who enjoy a challenge and have plenty of time to spare. Hopefully with this little explanation of the troubling experience playing Battletoads will cause, those who laugh at its name will reconsider the possible enjoyment that can be reaped from the hardship of this game.
For those who don't own it, Battletoads can be downloaded and played for free at http://coolrom.com/roms/nes/532/Battletoads.php. This will require an emulator, which is linked near the top. Optionally, the genesis version can be found at http://www.games4win.com/games/battletoads/ however, this is much easier than the original, with 5 lives and much better controls.

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UTAlan · « **Reply #2 on:** September 07, 2012, 05:27:06 pm »

Spoiler for Submissions:

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Spoiler for Team Darkness:

Spoiler for Team Time:

Spoiler for Team Water:

Elements Bingo
Original idea by: [CENSORED] | Developed by: [CENSORED] | Art by: [CENSORED] | Organized by: [CENSORED]

Players are given boards with elemental marks – each round, a set of marks is given to all players alongside a list of match-ups. Whoever has the most Bingos or has covered the entire board first wins!

1. HOW TO SIGN UP?
Anyone who has a forum account, chat account, and a minimum of 30 posts can sign up for this event. In order to join, players must do two things:

Post in the sign-up thread,
Post a ‘BINGO’ board in the thread (see below for details)

If the Sign-Up boards are locked or missing, the event has either started already or being worked on respectively.

Similar to a typical bingo board, players are given the chance to design their own 5x5 board using Elemental marks. The center space (also known as the ‘free space’) has a special rule and cannot be touched; otherwise, each player must fill the rest of the board with 2 copies of each elemental mark (24 elemental spaces). However, players are encouraged to create very difficult bingo boards, as the boards they are designing are not for themselves, but for the other players.

The following part below shows the Bingo code table and an example of a correct Bingo board. Fill in the '

' icons with elemental icons. DO NOT touch the '

' (FREE SPACE) icon:

BINGO

CODE:

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[table]
[tr]
[td][size=28pt][b][color=pink]BINGO[/color][/b][/size][/td]
[/tr]
[/table]
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[tr]
[td] :underworld[/td][td]  :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td]
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[td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td]
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[tr]
[td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td][td] :rainbow[/td][td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td]
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[td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td]
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[td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td][td] :underworld[/td]
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[/table]

Once the sign-ups are closed and all Bingo boards have been created, boards are randomly assigned, and the game begin. (if you did not send in a BINGO sheet, you will not be allowed to participate!) A new topic will be created displaying everyone's original boards before the rounds start.

2. DECKS, ROUNDS, AND GETTING READY
Elements Bingo is split up into (or no more than) 8 Rounds. One 'Round' will last approximately one week.

Before each duel, a set of 3 Elements will become available alongside a list of match-ups: players are only allowed to use those marks within their battles against each other.

Deckbuilding is based on the 3:2 ratio (rounded down). 33% of the deck must contain cards of the element mark in question. If the number of cards is not divisible by 3, players will only have to include as many cards as the next-lowest divisible deck (i.e. – in a 59 card deck, only 19 cards will have to be in-element, as opposed to 20 in a 60 card deck). Other cards (excluding Mark cards) cannot count towards in-element obviously.

Summary of deck building rules:

No shards allowed.
Upgraded cards are NOT allowed.
All cards not mentioned above may be used freely. Mark cards represent their element.
Deck Mark must be based on one of the 3 ‘set’ Elements, OR can be anything if ‘FREE SPACE’ is declared (FREE SPACE can only be declared once!).
33% of the deck must be in-element, Other cards do not count towards the requirement.
Decks (and marks!) may be changed between duel matches.

3. FREE SPACE!
In order to fill in the ‘FREE SPACE’ of the board, a special requirement must occur. Players who wish to fill in the space must post within the round topic (UNEDITED) if they want to fill in for the slot by saying:

"FREE SPACE DECLARED!" (or something similar)

Upon doing so, the player may use any mark during deck building for the first match-up only (33% rule for in-element cards still applies). If they win during the match up, the FREE SPACE (

) may be covered, BUT if that player loses, not only will they be set back, but the FREE SPACE icon will become the element of the opponent’s mark for the rest of the event. Thus, it’s important for players to decide when to cover the FREE SPACE slot, as losing will cost them a key spot on the board.

4. DUELS AND SUBS
A duel consists of 3 matches. All players must play exactly 3 matches against each other.

Between matches, players are free to change their deck, as well as their mark (as long as it was one of the 3 'set' elements of that round). For each match won, the player in question may cover a space of the corresponding elemental mark that they used (thus, players can cover 3 spots if they manage to get 3-0). Players should only fight their specified opponent; should a player be unable to face their opponent and complete the three matches necessary, both players will still be given the opportunity to fight each other in the following round, provided the same elemental marks are used of that Round's set.

If both players are still unable to fight each other, another competitor who has not faced them yet may nominate themselves to sub in for the enemy and duel. Subbed competitors can additional covered slots if they win against the person in question. Subbed match-ups must show that the phrase (SUB) in the thread title.

Under no circumstances can a player duel another player if they have already faced them in a previous Round, subbed or otherwise. In addition, players that 'avoid' or try to exploit this system will be disqualified from the event completely. Players may show the organizers proof of their activity in trying to find a suitable time for their original match-up if a player attempts to get others to sub excessively.

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5. AFTER DUELS
In order to show that you have successfully covered a bingo spot, REPLACE THE ICON IN QUESTION WITH A ' ' SYMBOL. This is the most important fact in order to keep Bingo cards updated. Covering up a space is final and cannot be 'changed' under any circumstance.

The winner (person who won more matches out of the 3) should post a new topic in the "Battle Results" section, along with short description of how the match went. Both the winner and the loser are required to post pictures of both their decks and their updated Bingo Cards. If at any point should a player obtain a Bingo (or multiple Bingos!), players should put in the title [BINGO] in order for the organizer to confirm. Players will be provided a separate page of the # of 'BINGOS' any player has obtained, near the original Bingo sheets.

If any player questions the board of another player, they may PM the organizer and verify it by comparing the new board to the original, as well the deck marks used, as well as if 'FREE SPACE' was declared.

6. BINGO! I WIN!
Winner of the Elements Bingo is either the player who has completely filled the board by the end of a Round, OR the player who has had the most 'BINGO' lines after the event is over/final round ends. Should there be a tie, a 'tie-breaker' round will be issued; the players who are tied with each other will face each other once in a series of 1-match duels ('sudden death'), until one of the players in question scores an additional BINGO while the others have not.

7. REWARDS
The winner of the event will receive the fabulous forum award icon:

Spoiler for Team Nyan Sharks:

Spoiler for Team Gravity:

ARTHANASIOS · « **Reply #3 on:** September 07, 2012, 05:53:17 pm »

I have to say only one thing; ALL the Forum Experts are awesome! Seriously, I would love participating in every single of these events (though I have no time anymore XD)!

Jocko · « **Reply #4 on:** September 07, 2012, 06:51:36 pm »

Lol @ off-topickers.
3 battletoads and 2 I wanna be the guy.

OdinVanguard · « **Reply #5 on:** September 07, 2012, 07:03:16 pm »

Where are the bonus category submissions? Or did none get submitted?

Jocko · « **Reply #6 on:** September 07, 2012, 07:07:24 pm »

Bonus category won't be submitted to voting. We have time 'till round 6 and then brawlmasters will pick them.

OldTrees · « **Reply #7 on:** September 07, 2012, 07:20:26 pm »

I think I preferred the original Shakar's Revenge Lore.

Naesala · « **Reply #8 on:** September 07, 2012, 08:16:09 pm »

Quote from: Jocko on September 07, 2012, 07:07:24 pm

Bonus category won't be submitted to voting. We have time 'till round 6 and then brawlmasters will pick them.

^

Also I <3 Artists and Off-topickers this round

Annele · « **Reply #9 on:** September 07, 2012, 11:23:08 pm »

Quote from: Naesala on September 07, 2012, 08:16:09 pm

Quote from: Jocko on September 07, 2012, 07:07:24 pm
Bonus category won't be submitted to voting. We have time 'till round 6 and then brawlmasters will pick them.
^

Also I <3 Artists and Off-topickers + writers this round

Fixed

I honestly loved everyone's writing this round. It was slightly annoying without a deck to compare it to, but meh. They were still brilliant works.

Jocko · « **Reply #10 on:** September 07, 2012, 11:32:07 pm »

Which dragon would you say its in last artist's pic?
I'd assume those two are a crusader and a lava golem, thought it reminds me too much of brand.

vrt · « **Reply #11 on:** September 08, 2012, 03:32:11 am »

I'm gonna take a wild guess and say it's an obsidian dragon.

Round	Mark	Cards
Round #1		Voodoo Doll
Round #2		Abomination
Round #3		Ivory Dragon
Round #4		Scarab
Round #5		Lightning

Draw:	Card
Hand:	Card #1 \| Card #2 \| Card #3 \| Card #4 \| Card #5 \| Card #6 \| Card #7 \| Card #8
Deck:	Numer of cards left cards
Plays:	Card #2 Effect of card here (if spell)
Plays:	Card #6 Effect of card here (if spell)
Plays:	...
Creature abilities:	Creature #1 Effect of ability
Creature abilities:	Permanent #3 Effect of ability
Creature abilities:	...
Creatures:	Creature #1 \| Creature #2 \| Creature #3 \| Creature #4 \| Creature #5
Total damage:	Attack power of all creatures added together minus effects of shields and delays
Permanents:	Element Pillar stack x number of pillars \| Permanent #2 \| Permanent #3
Permanents' effects:	element pillar stack +5 element
Permanents' effects:	Permanent #2 effect
Permanents' effects:	Weapon X damage
Permanents' effects:	...
Quanta:	X :element \| Y :element
Opponent's quanta:	X :element \| Y :element
Health:	your health
Opponent's health:	opponent's health

Poll

1. BOSS: Which submission had the best card based on the theme of leadership?

Poll

2. CARD DESIGNER: Which submission had the best card idea based on a weapon from mythology?

Poll

3. DECKBUILDING: Which submission had the best deck using exactly 7 different creatures?

Poll

4. ARTIST: Which submission had the best compilation picture showing multiple creatures interacting together?

Poll

5. WRITER: Which submission had the best lore for a deck?

Poll

6. OFF-TOPICKER: Which submission best defended their opinion about which is the most difficult videogame of all time?

Poll

7. FORUM EXPERT: Which submission was the new, original PvP Event Idea?

Author

UTAlan

Brawl #1 - Round 3 [Voting Phase] https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?topic=43305.msg539876#msg539876

UTAlan

Re: Brawl #1 - Round 3 [Voting Phase] https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?topic=43305.msg539877#msg539877

UTAlan

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ARTHANASIOS

Re: Brawl #1 - Round 3 [Voting Phase] https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?topic=43305.msg539886#msg539886

Jocko

Re: Brawl #1 - Round 3 [Voting Phase] https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?topic=43305.msg539912#msg539912

OdinVanguard

Re: Brawl #1 - Round 3 [Voting Phase] https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?topic=43305.msg539920#msg539920

Jocko

Re: Brawl #1 - Round 3 [Voting Phase] https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?topic=43305.msg539924#msg539924

OldTrees

Re: Brawl #1 - Round 3 [Voting Phase] https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?topic=43305.msg539931#msg539931

Naesala

Re: Brawl #1 - Round 3 [Voting Phase] https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?topic=43305.msg539946#msg539946

Annele

Re: Brawl #1 - Round 3 [Voting Phase] https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?topic=43305.msg539999#msg539999

Jocko

Re: Brawl #1 - Round 3 [Voting Phase] https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?topic=43305.msg540005#msg540005

vrt

Re: Brawl #1 - Round 3 [Voting Phase] https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?topic=43305.msg540061#msg540061