Celebrity Deathmatch: Norrath Edition

[betatester7]

<p>I've your attention!</p><p>Last night I was grouping and we started to talk about some powerfull people in norrath, like Najena, Miragul, Varsoon, Everling, Etc.</p><p>So Najena is the best elementalist or just fire elemental? who will be their counterpart Ice elemental guy/girl?</p><p>we're not talking about mechanic game works, we can look Miragul I think he was master of 4 classes of magician, necromancy, wizardy, elementalist and i don't remember the other thing, even him, was able to travel back in time.</p><p>Varsoon is also a mighty sorcerer/wizard who' traveling between planar, etc.</p><p>if we say hypotheticaly Najena vs Al'kabor or Varsoon vs Everling, who might fight and win, maybe this kind of battle can destroy all norrath, but it's just for fun</p><p>what are your thoughts?</p><p>It would be nice to found someone do an stop-motion clay of norrath people <img src="/smilies/3b63d1616c5dfcf29f8a7a031aaa7cad.gif" border="0" alt="SMILEY" /></p>

[Morghus]

<p>Haha, that would be a fun thing to see. My personal picks for grudge matches would be:</p><p>Antonia vs Lucan (My city is more glorious of course!)</p><p>Byzola vs Dymetreax (little weird I guess)</p><p>Siyamak and Barakah vs Djinn Master (This one is needed really)</p><p>Jaled Dar's shade, Toxxulia, and Venekor vs Trakanon (they are all probably angry at him)</p><p>Al'Kabor vs Miragul (Maker of worthless spells vs the first lich and master of magic!)</p><p>Anashti Sul vs Rodcet Nife (yea.....)</p>

[Maergoth]

<p>At this point, Al`Kabor and Varsoon would probably blow the other two up in the crossfire. Everling never was excessively powerful beyond some necromancy, he just hunted for cursed treasures. Najena's pretty tough, but she relies heavily on a lot of weaker guardians to wear her enemies out before they get to her, and historically she hasn't done anything too fantastic.</p><p>As for Al'Kabor being maker of worthless spells.. He's still serious business. Just because he hasn't used his powers to try and destroy the world or become undead doesn't mean he's not capable.. he did orchestrate the spire transportation system and learned how to use the spires <img src="/eq2/images/smilies/69934afc394145350659cd7add244ca9.gif" border="0" /></p>

[Cusashorn]

<p><cite>Maergoth wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>At this point, Al`Kabor and Varsoon would probably blow the other two up in the crossfire. Everling never was excessively powerful beyond some necromancy, he just hunted for cursed treasures. Najena's pretty tough, but she relies heavily on a lot of weaker guardians to wear her enemies out before they get to her, and historically she hasn't done anything too fantastic.</p><p>As for Al'Kabor being maker of worthless spells.. He's still serious business. Just because he hasn't used his powers to try and destroy the world or become undead doesn't mean he's not capable.. he did orchestrate the spire transportation system and learned how to use the spires <img src="/eq2/images/smilies/69934afc394145350659cd7add244ca9.gif" border="0" /></p></blockquote><p>On the note of orchestrating the spire transportation. He also PERMANENTLY STRIPPED ALL MAGICAL ABILITIES out of that <a href="http://eq2.wikia.com/wiki/Ognit_Eznertob" target="_blank">gnome assistant</a> of his (yes, him) because he screwed up the proceedure and almost caused the whole experiment to fail completely. Al'Kabor was lucky enough to salvage what he had done and still open up teleportation to Luclin.</p><p>If someone can permanently strip your body and mind of magic, you know you're dealing with someone who knows what he's doing.</p>

[Barx]

<p>Didn't they also say at Fan Faire that SF will tell us more about Al'Kabor and his relationship to the crisis that is occuring there / will occur there? I wouldn't be surprised one bit of Al'Kabor didn't have his hand in some big magical to-do over there. So not much of a match, if you ask me.</p>

[Meirril]

<p>As far as wizards go, its kind of a hands down that Miragul would beat out every other wizard alive or dead. The guy studdied forms of magic that no longer exist and has mastered every magic type known to us. If he didn't trap himself in his phalasary he would be a formitable threat to the world.</p><p>Miragul's most natural opponent would actually be Mayong. While Mayong isn't strictly a wizard he has been demostrated to be more than capable in the study of magic. While he might not be the same calibur wizard as Miragul or even Varsoon his sheer knowledge plus his non-mage abilities and resources more than make up the difference.</p><p>Najena, Varsoon, Al-Kabor. All of these wizards are specialized in their studies. Off hand I'd have to say Lore wise they are on par with each other. In a conflict it would probably be the attacker that wins due to planning. If both were caught unaware and out of their lairs...it would be very difficult to predict a winner.</p><p>Lets not ignore Kunark's mages. Veniril Sathir is possibly the finest necromancer to exist. Atribe is no slouch either as he created both the sarnak and the solkakar in his labratories. Veniril is possibly equal to Miragul. Atribe is at least equal to the rest.</p><p>Oh, and if Anashti-sul is going to get in a knock down drag out fight with any other diety lets at least have it be an exciting match. Bertoxilous should have a grudge against Anashti. After all, not only did she try to frame him before her arrival but she also took the role of god of the undead which by default was Bert's secondary title with so many necromancers following him and the undead created after one of his plagues hits. Now he would be creating valuable undead servants that might not be loyal to him at all!</p>

[Garnaf]

<p>Actually Anashti's grudge match would be Rodcet first as was previously suggested.  She openly declares war on him, while all she has to say regarding Bertoxx is that he "bears some watching."</p><p>A Grudge Match that I would pay money to see (and seems likely given the current course of events on Kunark)</p><p>Rile Sathir vs Venril Sathir</p><p>And just for the 2 unwinnables.</p><p>ANYTHING vs Roehn Theer (He can permanently kill gods, enough said)</p><p>Anything VS Zebuxoruk (God of All Knowledge, heck he probably knows what you'd do before you do it.)</p>

[Rainmare]

<p>Miragul mastered Necromancy, Enchantment, planar travel (including time) Conjuration, and Wizardy. Al'Kabor was a master of Wizardy and possibly planar travel/teleportation. Najena is a master of Conjuration, Varsoon was a master of Necromancy/dabbled at least in planar travel.</p><p>I don't think any of them except maybe Al'Kabor would stand a chance against Miragul...and even that I base mostly on whatever school of magic/power he worked with that granted him the ability to strip someone of thier magical powers. it probably has some other more 'offensive' power at his disposal.</p><p>and Theer can be beaten...after all the gods did manage to kick him into the void.</p><p>Zeb...hmm...he might know what your going to do before you do it, but he seems a very pacifist type. he'd probably just dodge everything you threw at him while telling you how a waste of time it is and there's more important things for both of you to be doing :p</p><p>though Miragul vs Mayong...that would be an interesting battle. both immortal and practically unkillable, Mirgaul unmatched magically, but Mayong probably unmatched physically. both of them able to plan, wait, and study thier enemies and allies alike. I can see armies of undead/elementals facing off against armies of vampires and drachnids and Myr'dal...led by pawns that Miragul/Mayong are moving as if on a chessboard. and all of it in the background. you'd never know such a massive war was going on unless your part of it.</p><p>after decades and years of stroke and counter stroke, move and countermove....you might get to see Miragul face Mayong in single combat. and the power and forces unleashed would be like witnessing the creation of a star. both between thier personal power..adn the massive artifacts Mayong has aquired in his sanctum/repositroy and Miragul's in his Menagerie/hidden caches.</p>

[betatester7]

<p>So, what character from norrath controls ice elementals? najena seems to be conjurer of elementals but she has some preference for hot things.</p><p>and what about dragon vs dragon?</p><p>or the vendor merchant in Qeynos Harbor vs merchan in East Freeport!</p>

[Illine]

<p>in najena's lair there are water elementals as much as fire elementals.</p><p>Why would she only control fire conjuration?</p><p>and why would there be a water master conjurer? I mean if you could reach her level of magic, you'd be able to summon any elemental. Now maybe the prefers fire elementals but that's her choice more than a lack in her abilities.</p>

[BleemTeam]

<p>I think if we really got down to things... I think Mayong Mistmoore would end up winning any sort of encounter <em>on</em> Norrath.</p>

[Mysticdraco]

<p>Nillipus from Rivervale VS. Nathan Ironforge of Qeynos</p><p>...</p><p>What I can dream can't I?</p>

[Rainmare]

<p>nah Nathan Ironforge vs. the 'Harvester cloak' quest kid...who's name eludes me.</p>

[Meirril]

<p><cite>betatester7 wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>and what about dragon vs dragon?</p></blockquote><p>Keryfyrm wins!</p><p>Dragons are forbidden by Veeshan to kill other dragons. Keryfyrm is the only dragon to kill others and not be punished for it.</p><p>Though, if the dragons were to fight in this day and age I'd have to say Nagafin has the advantage. Why you might ask? He is the most likely to have obtained the harness to control the drakota after Dalanar's fall. Also he has more of an association with the adventurers of Norrath. Access to such powerful <span style="text-decoration: line-through;">pawns</span> allies who he can guide to <span style="text-decoration: line-through;">his</span> their benifit means the other dragons would be at a disadvantage.</p>

[Meirril]

<p><cite>Brailyn@Lucan DLere wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>I think if we really got down to things... I think Mayong Mistmoore would end up winning any sort of encounter <em>on</em> Norrath.</p></blockquote><p>It depends. If Mayong Mistmoor decided to sack the Temple of Cazic Thule and press the priests into service I'm fairly sure it wouldn't turn out well for him.</p><p>Basically if Mayong decided to directly oppose any of the major dieities I think he'd win some victories but would ultimately be defeated.</p>

[Meirril]

<p><cite>Dranikos@Butcherblock wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Actually Anashti's grudge match would be Rodcet first as was previously suggested.  She openly declares war on him, while all she has to say regarding Bertoxx is that he "bears some watching."</p><p>A Grudge Match that I would pay money to see (and seems likely given the current course of events on Kunark)</p><p>Rile Sathir vs Venril Sathir</p><p>And just for the 2 unwinnables.</p><p>ANYTHING vs Roehn Theer (He can permanently kill gods, enough said)</p><p>Anything VS Zebuxoruk (God of All Knowledge, heck he probably knows what you'd do before you do it.)</p></blockquote><p>What's Rodcet going to do? Cure Anashti to death? Its completely against his nature to directly fight anyone. I can't see him directly opposing Anashti.</p><p>I'm perty sure we'll be defeating Roehn Theer in the next expansion. I'm also betting that he has the advantage over dieties but probably not over mortals.</p><p>Zebuxoruk... is he even a diety any more? Also that knowledge didn't translate directly into power. He was after all trapped by the other gods. As far as sheer raw power goes its always struck me that Zebuxoruk was very lacking in that regard. I'm fairly certain that some of the more ornery demigods could play kick the can with Zeb. Zeb has never struck me as a powerful diety at all, just influential and well informed.</p>

[Cusashorn]

<p><cite>Meirril wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p><cite>Dranikos@Butcherblock wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Actually Anashti's grudge match would be Rodcet first as was previously suggested.  She openly declares war on him, while all she has to say regarding Bertoxx is that he "bears some watching."</p><p>A Grudge Match that I would pay money to see (and seems likely given the current course of events on Kunark)</p><p>Rile Sathir vs Venril Sathir</p><p>And just for the 2 unwinnables.</p><p>ANYTHING vs Roehn Theer (He can permanently kill gods, enough said)</p><p>Anything VS Zebuxoruk (God of All Knowledge, heck he probably knows what you'd do before you do it.)</p></blockquote><p>What's Rodcet going to do? Cure Anashti to death? Its completely against his nature to directly fight anyone. I can't see him directly opposing Anashti.</p><p>I'm perty sure we'll be defeating Roehn Theer in the next expansion. I'm also betting that he has the advantage over dieties but probably not over mortals.</p><p>Zebuxoruk... is he even a diety any more? Also that knowledge didn't translate directly into power. He was after all trapped by the other gods. As far as sheer raw power goes its always struck me that Zebuxoruk was very lacking in that regard. I'm fairly certain that some of the more ornery demigods could play kick the can with Zeb. Zeb has never struck me as a powerful diety at all, just influential and well informed.</p></blockquote><p>Zebuxoruk was originally a mortal, and he found a method to become a god without the use of any seedy rituals or by being granted the power by another god. He just learned how. He has constantly slipped back and forth between being a mortal and a god over the course of history. He's a mortal in Fallen Dynasty until you defeat Chel'Drak and turn him back into a god.</p><p>Zeb has no actual powers at his command other than sheer knowledge. I don't think he has any allies or enemies.</p>

[RaphaNissi]

<p><cite>Cusashorn wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p><cite></cite></p><p>Zebuxoruk was originally a mortal, and he found a method to become a god without the use of any seedy rituals or by being granted the power by another god. He just learned how. He has constantly slipped back and forth between being a mortal and a god over the course of history. He's a mortal in Fallen Dynasty until you defeat Chel'Drak and turn him back into a god.</p><p>Zeb has no actual powers at his command other than sheer knowledge. I don't think he has any allies or enemies.</p></blockquote><p>Who says he was a mortal first?</p>

[Giraku]

<p>I'm Shiocked you didn't beat me to this Cusa: What about the greatest monk's of norrath  brawling it out?</p><p>Personally I would kill to see Grandmaster Tynn, go toe to toe with Grandmaster Wu.</p><p>Or Zan Fi Vs. Either of them.</p><p>Who would win in a fight there...I mean in any of those cases it would probably be like watching any number of Dragonball/DBZ/Naruto fights lol.</p>

[Barx]

<p><cite>RaphaNissi wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p><cite>Cusashorn wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p><cite></cite></p><p>Zebuxoruk was originally a mortal, and he found a method to become a god without the use of any seedy rituals or by being granted the power by another god. He just learned how. He has constantly slipped back and forth between being a mortal and a god over the course of history. He's a mortal in Fallen Dynasty until you defeat Chel'Drak and turn him back into a god.</p><p>Zeb has no actual powers at his command other than sheer knowledge. I don't think he has any allies or enemies.</p></blockquote><p>Who says he was a mortal first?</p></blockquote><p>His entire backstory does. He had a huge role in EQ1 with the Planes of Power and such, as I recall.</p>

[imnotdisco]

<p><cite>Meirril wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p><cite>betatester7 wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>and what about dragon vs dragon?</p></blockquote><p>Keryfyrm wins!</p><p>Dragons are forbidden by Veeshan to kill other dragons. Keryfyrm is the only dragon to kill others and not be punished for it.</p><p>Though, if the dragons were to fight in this day and age I'd have to say Nagafin has the advantage. Why you might ask? He is the most likely to have obtained the harness to control the drakota after Dalanar's fall. Also he has more of an association with the adventurers of Norrath. Access to such powerful <span style="text-decoration: line-through;">pawns</span> allies who he can guide to <span style="text-decoration: line-through;">his</span> their benifit means the other dragons would be at a disadvantage.</p></blockquote><p>Heres a nice little youtube gem, if im not mistaken, this was during beta for KOS. The music video mixed in between the scenes takes away from it, but seein nagafen just prance around and kill everyone is satisfying.</p><p><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-M5uBgkcOc">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-M5uBgkcOc</a></p>

[Cusashorn]

<p><cite>Gezrn@Antonia Bayle wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>I'm Shiocked you didn't beat me to this Cusa: What about the greatest monk's of norrath  brawling it out?</p><p>Personally I would kill to see Grandmaster Tynn, go toe to toe with Grandmaster Wu.</p><p>Or Zan Fi Vs. Either of them.</p><p>Who would win in a fight there...I mean in any of those cases it would probably be like watching any number of Dragonball/DBZ/Naruto fights lol.</p></blockquote><p>Grandmaster Wu due to technicality of being a demi-god. Tynn is the weakest between all 3. His ideals may have formed the Swifttails, but he wasn't anything all that special compaired to other monks around Norrath.</p>

[Giraku]

<p>You know I read something last week on the archivesof Ik, that showed Tynn as basically a scaled ver. of Wu, minus the Demi-godness. According to them he was not pleased by the fact his students only wanted to lerarn to hit harder, and found it ironic that his students chose his name for the final rung they made up to rank themselves.</p><p>The documents were called "Frobidden pages" And had a text bit about being from Sebilis and that Venril was holdign them to keep Tynn's ideals out 0f public sight,possession of those pages is supposed to punishable by death o.o</p>

[kelvmor]

<p>I would definitely like to see Venril Sathir vs. Mayong Mistmoore.</p>

[betatester7]

<p>Orcs from Commlands vs Orcs from Crushbone!</p><p>gnolls from antonica vs gnolls from Sinking Sands</p>

[ke'la]

<p><cite>betatester7 wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Orcs from Commlands vs Orcs from Crushbone!</p><p>gnolls from antonica vs gnolls from Sinking Sands</p></blockquote><p>The Crushbone Orcs would easily defeat the Comonland Orcs, as 1) Crushbone is basically the Armory for all the Orcs if what they say in LU text is cannon, 2) Crushbone is more organised and protected, the Comonland ones are kind extened and far from resupply. Now Crushbone vs Deathfist(those on Zek) that would be a fight to see.</p><p>The Gnolls of SS really are again in a very weak position as it is, they can bairly hold on to one of the lakes in SS, they are already in a battle with the Lizzardmen at the other lake. While the Blackburrow Gnolls while fighting with Quenos, are still near thier stronghold and more or less dominate a good percentage of Karan, all most all the Gnolls in Ant and TS are Blackburrow Gnolls, only the few near the teleporter and those in Splitpaw are Splitpaw alined.</p>

[Cusashorn]

<p><cite>kela wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><span >The Crushbone Orcs would easily defeat the Comonland Orcs, as 1) Crushbone is basically the Armory for all the Orcs if what they say in LU text is cannon, 2) Crushbone is more organised and protected, the Comonland ones are kind extened and far from resupply. Now Crushbone vs Deathfist(those on Zek) that would be a fight to see.</span></blockquote><p>Now the Rujarkian orcs on the other hand, None of the others hold a candle to them. They hold representatives of the other clans, which means the other clans come to them. They would outright obliterate Crushbone and Deathfist.</p>

[ke'la]

<p><cite>Cusashorn wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p><cite>kela wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><span>The Crushbone Orcs would easily defeat the Comonland Orcs, as 1) Crushbone is basically the Armory for all the Orcs if what they say in LU text is cannon, 2) Crushbone is more organised and protected, the Comonland ones are kind extened and far from resupply. Now Crushbone vs Deathfist(those on Zek) that would be a fight to see.</span></blockquote><p>Now the Rujarkian orcs on the other hand, None of the others hold a candle to them. They hold representatives of the other clans, which means the other clans come to them. They would outright obliterate Crushbone and Deathfist.</p></blockquote><p>I agree Rujarkian are the top of the heap when it comes to Orcs, and thats why it wouldn't be a good fight to watch. Crushbone and Deathfist are relitivly evenly matched so it would be a good fight to watch. Though Maybe if Deathfist and Crushbone teamed up against Rujarkian they would atleast make a good showing.</p>

[Mary the Prophetess]

<p>Well, is this topic about Norrath generally, and not EQ2 specifcally?</p><p>If so, then bring back the classic:</p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><span style="font-size: large; color: #ff0000;">THE KATFIGHT IN KITHICOR</span></span></strong></p><p>Ladies and gentlemen,  it's time for tonight's main event.  Tonight we are pleased to present to you a classic rematch of two outstanding fighters.  In their last bout, they fought in a classic battle that would go down in Norrathian fighting history.  Now, after five centuries in retirement, we bring you the rematch of that history making event:</p><p>LET'S GET READY TO RUMBLE!</p><p>In this corner,</p><p>wearing the pitchblack plate, the daughter of destruction, the damsel of death, the mistress of mayhem:</p><p><strong>LANYS</strong><strong> T'VYL!!!</strong></p><p>And in the opposite corner,</p><p>wearing the silver armor [Removed for Content] blue trim, the tunarean triumph, the paladin of precision, the favorite of felwithe:</p><p><strong>FIRIONA VIE!!!</strong> </p>

[betatester7]

<p>yay! I would like to see that fight in stop motion clay! and with the comments With Johnny Gomez, Nick Diamon and Mills Lane as Referee!</p>

[Wilde_Night]

<p>Problem with that is, the fight is rigged.  Halfway through, Inny would teleport in, kill them both... the audiance and the announcers, then leave.  <img src="/smilies/8a80c6485cd926be453217d59a84a888.gif" border="0" alt="SMILEY" /></p>

[Meirril]

<p><cite>Mary the Prophetess wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Well, is this topic about Norrath generally, and not EQ2 specifcally?</p><p>If so, then bring back the classic:</p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><span style="color: #ff0000; font-size: large;">THE KATFIGHT IN KITHICOR</span></span></strong></p><p>Ladies and gentlemen,  it's time for tonight's main event.  Tonight we are pleased to present to you a classic rematch of two outstanding fighters.  In their last bout, they fought in a classic battle that would go down in Norrathian fighting history.  Now, after five centuries in retirement, we bring you the rematch of that history making event:</p><p>LET'S GET READY TO RUMBLE!</p><p>In this corner,</p><p>wearing the pitchblack plate, the daughter of destruction, the damsel of death, the mistress of mayhem:</p><p><strong>LANYS</strong><strong> T'VYL!!!</strong></p><p>And in the opposite corner,</p><p>wearing the silver armor [Removed for Content] blue trim, the tunarean triumph, the paladin of precision, the favorite of felwithe:</p><p><strong>FIRIONA VIE!!!</strong> </p></blockquote><p>Has Firiona Vie ever done anything right? Every story I've ever herd with Firiona involved is her getting captured, mislead, or someone else fighting for her and either taking the brunt of the damage or defeating the opponent.</p><p>Lanys...umm...yeah. I keep hearing she's suppose to be really cunning and tough. Yet, in her stories she doesn't seem to pull off either. I suppose you could ask out of the two which is the greater disappointment? I'd lay money on Firiona.</p><p>Honestly, against those two Antonia Bayle looks really good. While she technically hasn't done anything other than send us out to do soem dirty work for her, that shows more competence and savy than either of these two have managed.</p><p>Well, that's not really fair. Lanys shows a lot of cunning, scheming, and how she's able to manipulate people to get what she wants. Its just when she comes to crunch time her plans fail. Firiona is the girl you find chained to the stone tablet when she isn't doing good deeds.</p>

[mallice]

<p><cite>Aeviel@Venekor wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Problem with that is, the fight is rigged.  Halfway through, Inny would teleport in, kill them both... the audiance and the announcers, then leave.  <img src="/eq2/images/smilies/8a80c6485cd926be453217d59a84a888.gif" border="0" /></p></blockquote><p>I beg to differ only on how the outcome is achieved.</p><p>Inny would meddle just enough to aid Firiona so that she puts up enough of a fight before dying that Lanys is gravely wounded.</p><p>Just when Lanys begins to think she has won, Inny ports in and personally applies a very painful deathblow. </p><p>He will then kill off all of the witnesses to cover up his meddling.  He declares his work done and port back to Hate to celebrate.</p><p>Unbeknownst to us mortals, he made a wager with the Maestro of Rancor over who would win.  Innorruk made a huge wager on Firiona.  As a result of the lost bet, Maestro is forever doomed to wear that silly costume and entertain Inny's guests with his horrible organ playing.</p>

[Wilde_Night]

<p><cite>mallice wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p><cite>Aeviel@Venekor wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Problem with that is, the fight is rigged.  Halfway through, Inny would teleport in, kill them both... the audiance and the announcers, then leave.  <img src="/eq2/images/smilies/8a80c6485cd926be453217d59a84a888.gif" border="0" /></p></blockquote><p>I beg to differ only on how the outcome is achieved.</p><p>Inny would meddle just enough to aid Firiona so that she puts up enough of a fight before dying that Lanys is gravely wounded.</p><p>Just when Lanys begins to think she has won, Inny ports in and personally applies a very painful deathblow. </p><p>He will then kill off all of the witnesses to cover up his meddling.  He declares his work done and port back to Hate to celebrate.</p><p>Unbeknownst to us mortals, he made a wager with the Maestro of Rancor over who would win.  Innorruk made a huge wager on Firiona.  As a result of the lost bet, Maestro is forever doomed to wear that silly costume and entertain Inny's guests with his horrible organ playing.</p></blockquote><p>Er... wha?</p>

[Cusashorn]

<p><cite>mallice wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p><cite>Aeviel@Venekor wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Problem with that is, the fight is rigged.  Halfway through, Inny would teleport in, kill them both... the audiance and the announcers, then leave.  <img src="/eq2/images/smilies/8a80c6485cd926be453217d59a84a888.gif" border="0" /></p></blockquote><p>I beg to differ only on how the outcome is achieved.</p><p>Inny would meddle just enough to aid Firiona so that she puts up enough of a fight before dying that Lanys is gravely wounded.</p><p>Just when Lanys begins to think she has won, Inny ports in and personally applies a very painful deathblow. </p></blockquote><p>actually, that sounds pretty much right. He did personally kill off Lanys for turning against him after all.</p>

[Wilde_Night]

<p>I understand that.  But if we're recreating the "Katfight in Kithicor," Innoruuk would just show up, kill everyone in attendance, have some popcorn then *pop* out again.  Then we could use the arena instance as a neat place to fight undead... but only at night.</p>