No, he's proud of killing a mage. Jackass. n/t

No, he's proud of killing a mage. Jackass. n/t:
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Posted by Ugh on July 20, 2000 at 18:53:51:

In Reply to: And the poncho? Rikaar is proud of winning the battle that another fought for him? *blink* n/t posted by Witchheaven on July 20, 2000 at 18:26:31:

> > > ...almost always extenuating circumstances. I just don't like jumping all over ragers automatically when I see them make a mistake. I've been in the situation before, I know what it's like to have an accident. I wouldn't scream at someone for screwing up in a situation like this unless he was a repeat offender - which, judging from his logs, Rikaar is far from being.

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If I'm wrong in thinking that he didn't show much courage or prowess in that fight, then I apologize and I'm wrong. I'm still with the idea that a rager victory is not a dead mage, but a dead mage that the rager killed, not someone else. n/t Witchheaven 20:25:55 7/20/2000 (4)
- Having courage doesn't mean that every fight you're in has to be courageous. n/t Psst 21:32:42 7/20/2000 (3)
  - You believe that..... Rezkirat 12:20:27 7/21/2000 (1)
    - *flex* :P You were my favorite rager anyway. n/t Aradan 18:02:59 7/21/2000 (0)
  - No, but I thought that to make a poncho was to be proud of your courage and prowess in a battle. n/t Witchheaven 23:57:08 7/20/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> > > > ...almost always extenuating circumstances. I just don't like jumping all over ragers automatically when I see them make a mistake. I've been in the situation before, I know what it's like to have an accident. I wouldn't scream at someone for screwing up in a situation like this unless he was a repeat offender - which, judging from his logs, Rikaar is far from being.