Picardy Foot Regiment

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What is a Challenge?
  • A challenge is the most honourable way of duelling someone in Paris. People fight for all sorts of reasons. To settle a dispute, two nobles may wish to duel, or more common is regimental enemies challenging each other.

 

How to Challenge?

  • CHALLENGE <NAME> BECAUSE <REASON>
  • This will send a challenge to the person, and show up in events for all to read reason.
  • DUELS will show all open challenges in the city of Paris
  • CHALLENGES will show what open duels you have not fought yet
  • EVENTS shows the daily challenges and other events in Paris

What to do if you are challenged

  • First distinguish if it is a noble challenge or a regiment challenge. If an enemy reg challenges you, and you are within the same skill bracket, it will automatically accept.
  • If it is a noble challenge or one not within your skill bracket you have the option to ACCEPT CHALLENGE <NAME> or REJECT CHALLENGE <NAME>
  • As the one being challenged you have the option to call a Man at Arms. DUEL <NAME> at <PLACE>. This will send a letter of notification to the challenger, and have one hour to complete duel.
  • A MAA is not necessary if two people want to arrange a place without using one.

 

Honourable Challenges

For honourable challenges to be made, you need to find the correct reasons to challenge. We have listed 4 points of Honour, in which to base a challenge on. There are broad ranges and gives you ample room to get creative!
    1.Injury Of Property- Regiment Wise this could be Uniform or Regiment Home
      Good Example Soldier A challenges Soldier B because My regiment home bares the scars of muddy footprints you created, instead of forcing you to clean it with my sword to your back, meet me in battle honourable! Bad Example - Soldier A challenges Soldier B because you killed my mascot. (reason for this being bad RP is the mascot returns to life after a short period of time, so this is not realistic.)
    2. Insult to person- regiment wise this would be either an insult to your person as a soldier, or to the regiment as a whole.
      Good Example- Soldier A challeges Soldier B because of your degrading insults to my swordmanship, let us meet on the battle feild and let your blood be testimony to my skills!
      Bad Example- Soldier A challenges Soldier B because you insulted me by calling me a drunk! (reason this is not a good challenge, because being a drunk is an insult to your personal character, not a regiment matter.)
    3. Injury to person- regiment wise any physical attacks not done in honourable duel can be reason to challenge. *jumping etc* This only counts if regiment enemies are the insulter. If another attacks, that would be a personal challenge.
      Good example- Soldier A challenges Soldier B because of your backhanded and cowardly attack on me while i was unawares, Will you be as brave to face me while i focus my complete attention and sword on you?
      Bad example- Soldier A challenges Soldier B because you injured me and thus won a city quest. (reason this is bad example, Headbands and Flags Quests you are supposed to battle and injure each other)
    4. Defending the honour of another- regiment wise this would mean a great injustice to a fellow regmate,
      Good Example- Soldier A challenges Soldier B because you and your cronies seen fit to gang up on my regmate, dare you face me one on one with honour?
      Bad Example- Soldier A challenges Soldier B because you challenged my Captain! (reason this is a bad example, if challenges are honourable, there is no loss of honour on the captain's part, even if he lost the challenge.)

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