Event created by Gyokuro
Event created by Gyokuro
This event began 03/05/18 and repeats every 2 weeks on Sunday for 4 occurrences
Eorzea is not wanting for combat arenas - the Wolves’ Den off the shores of Vylbrand, the Coliseum in the heart of Ul'dah; these are perhaps the most famous…
…yet for those interested in the pursuit of more unregulated combat, a tight packed room of bodies thirsting for blood to spill and bones to crack, beyond the gaze of the law, there is an underground club in the depths of the Black Shroud, housed beneath an old apothecary.
What: Brawling; Gambling; Socializing
When: Sunday, March 4th; 6pm PST / 9pm EST
Where: Thorn & Antler - Basement [ Lavender Beds W13 P11 ] Mateus
Prize: 50,000g per match
Register to fight here, or make sure that you show up early
Slots are limited
Have questions? Contact Shirojishi Gyokuro [ Gyokuro#6037 ], Furuya Rin [ Nikupan#7380 ],
or Ranmaru Tsukikage [ A pen#5413 ]
Kenka no Yakkyoku (lit. ‘Mysterious Flower Pharmacy’ or ‘Fight Pharmacy’) is an event inspired by similar events held on both Balmung and Mateus Servers of Final Fantasy XIV – a bi-weekly gathering of fighters, brawlers, and ne'er-do-wells to roll in the dirt and generally exact mayhem to the amusement of gathered spectators and gamblers. The fights held therein are considered no-holds-barred, and all that is outlawed is the usage of weapons and magic, and death. Combatants have been known to lose eyes and fingers, pride and dignity to the underground stage hidden beneath an unassuming apothecary in the depths of the Black Shroud…
While ultimately, the injuries taken by each combatant are up to the player, the outcome of each attack is decided by opposing rolls of /random; due to the structure of the event, no character sheets are required, making it easy for combatants who have never participated to jump in on the event. The /random element helps to ensure fair fights while still keeping things easy and accessible. Those who would rather not fight are encouraged to spectate, drink, drug, and place bets upon the outcomes.
For those of you familiar with similar events, we use the common system of ‘first-to-three’ as used by events such as The Grindstone, The Mystic Runestone, and The Gin Mill.
This event makes heavy use of /random and /yell, and we encourage you to have these channels visible to fully enjoy the event.