The Punished

From now on and until 08/29/2013 09:00 AM (French time), a new trophy is available.

You can take part in this trophy during that precise lapse of time, after that it will not be available anymore. You can also buy this trophy for 199 Fee'z and acquire the title and the card associated with it.

Play 25 games in which you deal more damages than the opposing player

You will earn the card named and the title: The Punished.



: Action. Collector. Unique. Duration 2 turns. All the next Spells are discarded and the characters cannot play Spells anymore. You become a Nehantist instead of your other Guilds. When the holder hasn't this card attached to him anymore, the card is removed from the game. Warrior: Defense +3. Mage: Chain.

Enjoy the game!

I only get point when I win which i dealt less damage than the opponent. So, is it a bug?

It looks like dimizar's power-up is complete, can't wait for Nehant Dimizar card to be released. And also for the story .

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Every 5 seconds a prinny is thrown.

There is one, the staff work on it.

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Wow... thanks for relegating mage decks to being useless for 2 turns *sarcasm* Can we have a hard counter to physical attacks... I don't think so because warrior/marauder decks are so popular *sarcasm*

Thanks Feerik *sarcasm*

so my points stop at 7,is this a bug or am i missing something??

so is the whole dizmar plan a kill bill revenge plan or a coup d'etat of the nefants?
edit:
from reading the story well looks like dizmar is having fun on a power trip with limitless power of the nefants. Still puzzled does nomad god of death now know the deal is not going to happened?

I guess, but it isn't nehant dimizar's concerned since zejabel made the deal. Now zejabel needs to find a good rock to hide under .

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Every 5 seconds a prinny is thrown.

Well, before I translate the story, at the beginning of this weeks story seems to start with a poem from a guy by the name of Jean de la Fontaine, and to my good fortune not only is Jean de la Fontaine a real person, the poem is also real. So here is a link to the Lion and the Gnat, that happened to be in today's story. I hope nobody was actually expecting me to translate poem that came with the story, when a translation of the poem already existed.

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Ty Boadicea for the awesome farewell gift. Now just to think up an avatar to go with it. Anyway, I'm still a Sap/Nomad/Pirates fan and user.

Jean de la Fontaine is a French poet from 17th century (when Louis XIV, the guy who decided to create Versailles palace, was king).
He is well known in France for his fables with animals that portrays the behaviours of the people of his time, especially the courtiers versus the king.
Every child in France has learnt in school at least one of theses fables.

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