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Posted by Imbrogno(VIP) on September 16, 2000 at 16:01:47:

In Reply to: Honorable combat question posted by Someone on September 16, 2000 at 14:45:00:

Wouldn't it be more honorable to allow the "victim" of honorable combat an hour to prepare after it's called? I mean, You could have a paladin fully prepped with everything he can get(maybe even from a friendly invoker and stuff) and then rush up and honorable combat somebody that's totally unprepared, let's say sitting in the Inn for hours and hours just chatting up a storm and not thinking he's about to get bum-rushed.

I think it'd be more honorable if the initiater of the duel went directly to the Arena and the victim went to a no-exit/no-recall/no teleport room for an hour to put up whatever he can, including wands, etc.

Now THAT would be honorable.

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I'll offer a point of view (since the other four agree): Tracker of the Wicked(VIP) 21:35:08 9/16/2000 (0)
I agree with Imbrogno ... gadzuuks n/t Nibbechist 18:07:09 9/16/2000 (0)
Agree 100% (N/T) Cas 17:26:33 9/16/2000 (0)
Totally agree. Swist 16:17:53 9/16/2000 (0)
Though I have never been forced into honorable combat, I would agree with you, that would be the "honorable" thing to do (n/t) [Boogy] 16:15:53 9/16/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> Wouldn't it be more honorable to allow the "victim" of honorable combat an hour to prepare after it's called? I mean, You could have a paladin fully prepped with everything he can get(maybe even from a friendly invoker and stuff) and then rush up and honorable combat somebody that's totally unprepared, let's say sitting in the Inn for hours and hours just chatting up a storm and not thinking he's about to get bum-rushed. > I think it'd be more honorable if the initiater of the duel went directly to the Arena and the victim went to a no-exit/no-recall/no teleport room for an hour to put up whatever he can, including wands, etc. > Now THAT would be honorable.