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as a referee to uphold the rules of combat
and ensure they were not broken. Both the
duellists and the crowd behaved well, never
once tried to brake the rules.
Although
the event was short, and no Blood Lord
(the title given to the strongest follower)
was crowned that day, two duels were hosted,
with more to follow on subsequent days.
The duels were:
1.
Aldrig, a forsaken mage, verses Naxx,
an orc warrior.
2. SnorkyOrky, another orc warrior,
verses Crits Blackhand, an orc rogue.
Out
of these the first was won by Aldrig
and the second by Crits Blackhand.
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Amazingly,
a dwarf joined the crowd to watch
the duels. He almost seemed to be able to
speak orcish. His dialect needed much improvement,
with many of his words jumbled and confusing.
Even though many of the combatants, and
even the crowd, may hate alliance, no harm
came to him.
The
only complaint that has been reported to
me was of flying fish inhabitants of the
island attacking the crowd. Even this did
little to dampen the hordes spirits.
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in page three: read the second part
of the article about the Blood Lord of the
Horde]
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Fray Island, at 8:00pm, a contest was held to
find the strongest follower of Warchief Thrall.
Contestants would fight each other until they could
barely stand. Many spectators arrived to watch the one-on-one
duels of strength. Blood was split as the crowd cheered,
but order was maintained by a group of unarmoured orcs.
