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AGL Elite Lanistas
Dead Gladiators:
Cowards:
The Algoron Gladiator League ELITE division is where slaves...err...gladiators, belong to a slave owner...aka..a Lanista house...and if they lose a match, they are dead and gone forever. This means that every single match consists of undefeated gladiators. The AGL registers "houses" to a slave owner (a Lanista) for a fee and allows them to purchase slaves. These slaves are trained as elite gladiators and called to fight in the arena's. The AGL will track Houses, Elite Gladiators, and House/Gladiator records. Not all matches will be 1 vs 1, some will be against Dragons or perhaps even 2 vs 2 or 3 vs 3. Gladiators may not always know what to expect before the match takes place. All losses are perma death. | ||||||||||||
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How does this work, exactly? All gladiators will be set to 1k per level for their base class AND their reclass. All skills and spells will be set to 100% from the start. Lanista's own gladiators (slaves) that will be assigned to fight in the arena. These special gladiators are FORBIDDEN to join any clan or kingdom or to compete in ANY other contest until such a time that they have earned thier freedom. (10 wins) Remember, they are SLAVES. An elite Gladiator is required to fight at least once every 30 days or the slave will be assassinated by the league and the Lanista will be forfeit the gladiators entry fee. While there will be fights schedules on other days, most AGL Elite matches will occur on Sunday evenings. (be available most Sunday evenings if you want to play an Elite Gladiator. Any Lanista who's gladiator thought to willingly forfeit a match will not only be decertified, but may be subject to harsher penalties, perhaps even death. To become a Lanista: Get the approval of Randorf Del'nichi and pay a licensing fee of 200 eggs. There will be a limited number of houses and when one become inactive, they can be decertified by the league. All houses are required to submit the art for their own house flag. (a 275x115 JPG) To become a Gladiator:
There are two ways. F.A.Q.
Q: Are there any restrictions to becoming a Lanista?
Q: What's it take to get approved as a Lanista?
Q: What's the best way to contact Randorf?
Q: How long is the waiting list to become a gladiator?
Q: I don't know or feel comfortable contacting other players out of
character, but I want to participate. What do I do?
Q: How will matches be scheduled?
Q: I live in South Africa or Australia or somewhere where Sunday Evenings
isn't Sunday evenings. Will special times be made so that we can
participate?
Q: If I lose a character in the AGL Elite, can I make a new one?
Q: Can limited races or remorts compete as Elite Gladiators?
Q: If you can't clan, how can a Clan Restricted Reclass compete?
Q: Can I enter an existing character?
Q: What about dragon alter forms?
Q: Can my elite gladiator level up and quest?
Q: Can my elite gladiator also compete in regular AGL?
Q: Can I clan or join a kingdom after I am free?
Q: Is there any other way to become free? Even if I give up my
stats?
Q: Can I retrain after I am set to 1k?
Q: What if I can't get to level 51 in the 30 days that I need to
register?
Q: I am a Lanista. Can I also play a gladiator?
Q: Can we pass off our equipment when we die?
Q: What if I go Link Dead during a match and I die?
Q: Does it have to be perma death? Seems kind of harsh.
Q: Can the Lanista hand over their house?
Q: What happens to the Gladiators if a Lanista quits playing or gets
denied or gets decertified by the AGL? |
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Pricing and Rewards: Winning an AGL Elite match: A Gladiator wins 10 AGL Elite matches: To become a Licensed Lanista: After licensing, to register a gladiator: House Upgrades Level 1 Level 2 |
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