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Board Battles / Re: The Three-Edged Sword: Rallying to War
« Last post by Shadow Chorus on Today at 06:06:23 PM »As three copies of Darkness all bring their blades to bear against the Avatar of Gork and Mork, The Warboss's scowl turns to a bloodthirsty grin. In an instant, where once the Warboss fought with only two arms, suddenly there are six, four additional spectral limbs appearing around the Warboss as weapons and skitter against power klaws and energy fields as the six-armed Warboss duels his three opponents.
"Dat was a mistake, dat was." The warboss chuckles amid the ring of combat. "You'z don't know how Orks work." The pace was picking up, the Warboss's defense turning into an offense as he seemed to become faster, stronger, more incessant in the face of an enemy that would not die on him.
"Ya just told me, da AVATAR OF GORK AN' MORK, dat no matter 'ow 'ard I'z krump ya, you'z just gonna come back fer more!?!?"
Suddenly the warboss is behind one of the duplicates, having seemingly slipped through the momentary buckling of reality, the sheer glee that he feels seemingly focusing his energies to the point that his teleportation seemed to happen without fanfare or explosion, just a momentary blink and the Warboss was swinging three simultaneous right hooks at one of his opponents.
"It's da best gift ya could ever give me!" The warboss was laughing now, the glory and mania of endless combat washing away his previous malaise, the prospect of an immortal opponent laid before him meaning he no longer had to hold back or prolong things- they would last under anything he could throw at them. Or so they said, anyway. He fully intended to test that theory.
"Ya hear dat ladz!?" The Warboss bellowed to the rest of the companions, his booming laughter and shouting carrying over the din of battle. "Dey said I ken Krump 'em all I'z like! Take yer' time wif' beatin' em' proppa now, I'z gonna enjoy dis!"
Perhaps Darkness did not realize what his errant words had unleashed. An avatar embodying two gods of battle and brutality, cunning and viciousness, was now given free reign to unleash his full might upon foes who would not break too early for the fight to be enjoyed. Gulgrim's assault was steadily ramping up in ferocity, blows hammering harder, faster, and more incessantly as his immortal foe continued the fight, not weakening as perhaps Darkness thought it would with the realization of his opponent's indestructibility.
Gods of darkness and light they may be, but this was a fight. And that was where the twin gods of the Orks reigned supreme.
"Dat was a mistake, dat was." The warboss chuckles amid the ring of combat. "You'z don't know how Orks work." The pace was picking up, the Warboss's defense turning into an offense as he seemed to become faster, stronger, more incessant in the face of an enemy that would not die on him.
"Ya just told me, da AVATAR OF GORK AN' MORK, dat no matter 'ow 'ard I'z krump ya, you'z just gonna come back fer more!?!?"
Suddenly the warboss is behind one of the duplicates, having seemingly slipped through the momentary buckling of reality, the sheer glee that he feels seemingly focusing his energies to the point that his teleportation seemed to happen without fanfare or explosion, just a momentary blink and the Warboss was swinging three simultaneous right hooks at one of his opponents.
"It's da best gift ya could ever give me!" The warboss was laughing now, the glory and mania of endless combat washing away his previous malaise, the prospect of an immortal opponent laid before him meaning he no longer had to hold back or prolong things- they would last under anything he could throw at them. Or so they said, anyway. He fully intended to test that theory.
"Ya hear dat ladz!?" The Warboss bellowed to the rest of the companions, his booming laughter and shouting carrying over the din of battle. "Dey said I ken Krump 'em all I'z like! Take yer' time wif' beatin' em' proppa now, I'z gonna enjoy dis!"
Perhaps Darkness did not realize what his errant words had unleashed. An avatar embodying two gods of battle and brutality, cunning and viciousness, was now given free reign to unleash his full might upon foes who would not break too early for the fight to be enjoyed. Gulgrim's assault was steadily ramping up in ferocity, blows hammering harder, faster, and more incessantly as his immortal foe continued the fight, not weakening as perhaps Darkness thought it would with the realization of his opponent's indestructibility.
Gods of darkness and light they may be, but this was a fight. And that was where the twin gods of the Orks reigned supreme.