Well, I probably should have added this, but I always imagined his clothes to have slits on the back. Custom made stuff.

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Well, I probably should have added this, but I always imagined his clothes to have slits on the back. Custom made stuff.

O, they have slits, but what color are his feathers? Blue, or just plain ol' brown?

Oh sorry, they are just white.

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Oh sorry, they are just white.

Okay, thx.

So, I usually don't post on my thread that I updated it, but this time I've made some significant changes not only to the overall look, but I added an ability and added and removed some weaknesses. Check the Recent Changes and Edits/Changelog for more details.

Hey Falcon, how do you know the "tiers" of the gladiators? Such as a G rank gladiator, a B rank gladiator, etc

I got that from the Vague City thread as mentioned earlier, the green G stands for Gladiator as mentioned somewhere in that Vague City thread. A glad in training would be a T I think. If you want to find that out, it's in the Vague Ciy thread. It has to do with those holograph things you were asking about in your card.

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I got that from the Vague City thread as mentioned earlier, the green G stands for Gladiator as mentioned somewhere in that Vague City thread. Glad in training would be a T I think. If you want to find that out, it's in the Vague Ciy thread. It has to do with those holograph things you were asking about in your card.

Oh.. but what about Vern's Serra? It says that she's a B rank gladiator. I use wolf ranks for my gladiator.

Honestly, that's probably something you should ask Vern himself about. Tbh I think we can use different ranks if we wanted to, I just chose to use what was in the Vague thread.

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Oh.. but what about Vern's Serra? It says that she's a B rank gladiator.

Checked the thread, and the exact words used were "B-tier." I think I realized why I was surprised to hear you say that about a ranking system, because I interpreted "B-tier" as more to the effect of "B-list," which may or may not be synonymous. Think celebrities. Most popular celebrities and actors and stuff that you'll think of off the top of your head get called "A-list" or celebs, because they're names everybody has usually heard of before. Ones you might've heard of before, but don't hear about all the time are usually referred to as "B-list" or "C-list." People who are "famous" but nobody really knows about get called "D-list" celebs. Obviously I'm not Vern, so I can't confirm anything on his behalf, but I'm pretty sure that's what Vern was implying about Serra -- that she's a B-list gladiator/celebrity, meaning people generally know of her, and she probably doesn't lose a whole lot if ever, but she isn't like... the definitive gladiator.

Well that would make sense. Just a question, but have we ever thought of having actual ranks or something? Like if you got a certain score in the hall, you would get a certain title, and would manage to keep said title even if your score goes down? Something like that?

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Well that would make sense. Just a question, but have we ever thought of having actual ranks or something? Like if you got a certain score in the hall, you would get a certain title, and would manage to keep said title even if your score goes down? Something like that?

I mean, no, besides the Badges of Conquest system nobody's avidly using. But there's nothing stopping you from calling everyone with a positive Win/Loss ratio daddy.

If you got confused at how calling someone a "pizza chef" can be an insult, just say it aloud, you'll get it.)

I still don't get it. Can somebody explain?

I TOLD YOU TO NOT LOOK AT THAT!!! RHAGHH!!!
It's just a way some of my friends from middle years ago got around cursing in school. It's like saying "Piece of shit," but in a kind of odd way. I had weird friends. I was just reminded of it from earlier events at class when a friend brought it up.

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I TOLD YOU TO NOT LOOK AT THAT!!! RHAGHH!!!
It's just a way some of my friends from middle years ago got around cursing in school. It's like saying "Piece of shit," but in a kind of odd way. I had weird friends. I was just reminded of it from earlier events at class when a friend brought it up.

Okay, first, sorry. Second, i've shouted out "pizza chef" like a thousand times and still don't get it. I shouted izza chef at a bathroom and when I was shouting, I didn't realize my golf teacher, Gavin, opened the door and came in. And he was like 'what're ya doing ya' nut.'