BLITZKRIEG BALLOT: LUMINE VS WELLS (BYE MIKE!)

[Lumine]

This is going to end badly I can see it now.

Badly? This is inmensely fun!

A duel necessarily entails risk (and the thrill of it), so it's only fair for me to have a real chance at deregistration. If Atlasia was to man up a bit and have some courage - as I'm the first to actually accept a challenge of sorts - I think many would enjoy the endless possibilities of dueling.

[Lumine]

This is going to end badly I can see it now.

Badly? This is inmensely fun!

A duel necessarily entails risk (and the thrill of it), so it's only fair for me to have a real chance at deregistration. If Atlasia was to man up a bit and have some courage - as I'm the first to actually accept a challenge of sorts - I think many would enjoy the endless possibilities of dueling.

I am surprised. Mainly because I figured you would regard this the same way as using privateers as a game mechanic.

For the most part I do consider several constitutional relics from the 1780's rather silly (privateers are one), but they also entail significant influence in policy and governance. Dueling is a mechanism for players, and not a potentially relevant factor in, say, foreign policy in the case of privateers.

[Lumine]

This is glorious

Truly. I must use it for my next campaign!

[Lumine]

That was a great duel, I salute Wells and commend him as he departs the game.

I do feel forced to say these are what duels are meant to be, with an actual risk (switching parties seems like meh, but that could just be me)