>Immortals:
>Kastellyn: Thanks for the great interactions and the tattoo. I
>always enjoyed the times we could catch up with each other and
>sit on the big and small couch, taunt the mirror, and shoot
>stories at each other, it was great. Thanks so much for all
>the interactions and thanks for allowing me to be your first
> right first?) one to be tattooed. The whole leader weapon
>situation was just screwed up. I had a leader weapon for
>approximately one day out of the 100 + hours of leading. It
>was weaponbroke shortly after I got it. Bitter, no, confused,
>yes. I seriously thought I did something wrong. I wrote you a
>note about it, but no answer for almost three weeks so, I just
>carried on. There are a few problems with your tattoo though
>Kastellyn, including the following, which I laughed for almost
>10 minutes straight about. I thought about givin the tattoo
>away to someone
>Thror: Never really did interact with you much, but enjoyed
>the times we did. I liked how you respected a villager who
>stood up against you (Jadirjeke) and gave him credit for doing
>so and didn't boot him. I was impressed there.
>
>Immortal in the Underdark Quest: I would like to thank you
>from the bottom of my heart for doing hat you did. That was
>one of the greatest experiences on CF besides liching, talking
>to Tiamat, and becoming Emperor. It ranks up there in the top
>five experiences. That also crowned Gre's life and
>springboarded him into the Legend roleplay. It all just worked
>out so damn well. Also, you allowed me to kill Punblinpo which
>just made me feel so damn good. Thanks for the legacy, it was
>great. Also, the most epic battle between Darmok and I took
>place during this quest, and it is also one of the greatest
>fights I have ever taken a part of.

I'm lumping these together because I'm directly involved with both.

I watched Gre, a lot. I enjoyed every chance I had to see him fight.
You earned that title and made every fight worthwhile for someone
who is sitting upstairs a little bored.

You happen to be one of the individuals who give Battle the
'overpowered' status that players often give it. It's your
ability to adapt to a situation and turn it to your advantage, given
your race, specs and wisdom as a veteran player that makes you such
a dangerous opponent to face.

Should we downgrade abilities and cabals according to those few
successful individuals like yourself? I say no. I believe every
player has the potential to learn how to effectively fight great
opponents. It's one of the very great competitive aspects of this
game that I happen to love.

I do challenge each player who claims battle to be overpowered to
attempt to fight characters of Gre's calibre. From those encounters
I'm quite positive that they can learn from their mistakes as well
as from yours.

As for the legacy quest. I hold them every so often. Usually when
I see great warriors who have the potential to show off their
abilities. The one that involved the Underdark was probably one of
the best I've held. There were at least 4 very strong opponents in
the whole competition. Once more you chose correct timing and
battle strategies that allowed you to win that competition. Great
history of characters and this just puts one more to add to the list.