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Date Posted: 17:11:44 07/08/03 Tue
Author: Lain
Subject: ooh yum! lol.
In reply to: Mina//Death 's message, "I am stalking you Lain" on 13:01:21 07/08/03 Tue

Lol. yes I got your order. It'll be very nice :)

OK. So, the stuff about how one attack does something. Let's say I attack at your horse's shoulder (btw one of the BEST places to attack.)

-get out any anatomy book you can find or look the horse anatomy up on the web. this I am doing from memory so bear with me-

If my hooves hit it I will connect with many nerve ends and your shoulder joint. Precisely your scapula or humerus. I am still getting the hang of which bones are where but it comes naturally from the more battling you do. Now if you (the opponent) moves forward my hooves will UNDOUBTEBLY move to somewhere else. Now where is a farther back point on the horse, AH the ribs! See? For attacks you just have to be original. Personally, I use my fingers.

Replying to it, well that post was never replied to, the player of Shaan had to back out because she was so busy. When you write your attacks (quoted by Jessers) you must always have a way out. Therefore if the adversary uses the attack on you you can get out of it. There are many loopholes and counters that you can use.

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[> [> [> EVERYONE MUST READ ABOVE! -- Merida, 18:34:01 07/08/03 Tue

Lain, you're right, we suck. Everyone should go learn from the above post. Now, that's my final act cause I'm so damn sick. I love you all, later!

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[> [> [> [> -pets and gives chicken soup- -- Lain, 20:27:08 07/08/03 Tue

feel better k?

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[> [> [> Yes, poor Merida -- Mina, 11:04:20 07/09/03 Wed

Well, after reading this I went on the web and found good sites on the anatomy of a horse, so I got that.

The attack thing, I think I get. So, if I attack you par sey, then incase you counter it I have to be able to get out to safty. Kinda like that?

I've never actually truly battled like this. I've batteled, but not with this kind of skill or view.

Feel better Merida!!!

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