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The playing field is now leveled, which reinforces the necessity of binds to help conserve run energy for tanking. I did train Agility to 99 for the sole purpose of having the added liberty of not having to keep a close eye on my run energy during fights, and unfortunately it no longer plays any sort of role within F2P, that which I am currently.

TDM, as they are a clan I have been a part of in the past, and I would know what to expect of them. The Colosseum warriors (The Gladiatorz), or the guardians of the Black Knight Fortress(The BlacKnights)?

Draco_Draco attended a fight? I am indeed surprised. Is this a recent development? Well done.

Runescape Dinasty. Collision or The Rising?

Working together is the most important thing. If individuals lack the capacity to function together, then neither a sense of community or sense of power can be achieved.

Great job TDM on forcing a close finish. I am impressed. It seems you have come a long way.

Well, wars and PKRIs are treated quite differently. In PKRIs, you'll try to avoid making the same mistake once while in a war you'll only get one chance to make or avoid a mistake. Generally bad tanks are found through trial and error in a PKRI, and then are targetted quite frequently if in the vicinity. Wars, the targets will most likely be picked beforehand, with a few prioritized targets.

As you did mention in your topic, there are many definitions to being number one. Although we enjoy pking quite often and pvp, we have a fair number of members who have other goals in minds. And the goal of the Gladiatorz (or mission statement, if you'd like) is to provide our members with an as-well-rounded-as-possible experience with regards to clan-related activities in-game. So, although we could potentially become an extremely strong force within the PKing or Warring world, achieving number one would involve excelling in all areas; an area we have found is quite difficult to master.

I'll pick up a piece here and there. I don't want to be weighed down too much(which would deplete my energy at a faster rate).

Mini-wars at some point included all wars that were not for rank. Due to the diminishing interest of clans with regards to ranking lists on various fansites(such as the RAW list on Runescape Community), it seems the term is being phased out. Also, the 'Clan Wars Era'(when clans were limited to Clan Wars only) definitely had something to do with the elimination of the term, as every fight was a war at that point in time.

Half an hour to fourty minutes.

Once again, thanks for the strong fight 2Mighty.

Register a forum account on http://the-gladiatorz.com/forums and then make a post on the public board, or perhaps send him a Private Message.

Runescape Dinasty. Wilderland or Collision?

TBE. Knew quite a few of them a year or so ago, I'm certain there's still a few familiar faces in the clan. Exodus or Forgotten Templars?

TMRD slips in & out of my memory from time to time. Once they became a community clan, I stopped paying attention to them :| They were active in TA, which is what I remember them most for, though I can't say they shine through like the others I mentioned. Although they called themselves a community clan, they did infact close. Although the term 'community clan' was used by them in their closing topic, they did infact simply become a community(and no longer a clan), and the majority of their members set out for new clan(The majority choosing TRWF and TT). Part of TMRD's charm was that they let their fighting do the talking, rather than engage in verbal conflicts and such to make themselves feel superior. That is what made me mention them. Rofl you can't be serious. We fought TMRD quite a few times and the pre war talks at those were huuuuuge. Not to mention that it was also tmrd usually starting it. One time it started with skinnyguard2 (or was he killguard2?) made a video about him eating a burger king hamburger and randomly flaming bk lol... And all other crap :D Always enjoyed fighting tmrd tought, knew a lot of people in there, also during our TA time I was quite active on theyr forums and p2p pks :P Towards the end of their life cycle.

Rafi's still around. You may remember him, perhaps. l:

8/10. It's concise and to the point. The primary issue I have with it is that the light blue background on the information images doesn't seem to match up very well with the blue of the banner, making it appear out of place. viewtopic.php?f=173&t=772627

Great work gents.

A pair of fights I thoroughly enjoyed.

I've been stocking up recently. I no longer require any sort of combat gear(at least where melee is concerned) to train, so I've simply sold that equipment to purchase more sets.

TMRD slips in & out of my memory from time to time. Once they became a community clan, I stopped paying attention to them :| They were active in TA, which is what I remember them most for, though I can't say they shine through like the others I mentioned. Although they called themselves a community clan, they did infact close. Although the term 'community clan' was used by them in their closing topic, they did infact simply become a community(and no longer a clan), and the majority of their members set out for new clan(The majority choosing TRWF and TT). Part of TMRD's charm was that they let their fighting do the talking, rather than engage in verbal conflicts and such to make themselves feel superior. That is what made me mention them.

General rankings based on a combination of things, including organization, recent success, and turnouts in PVP worlds(as well as in planned CWA fights). 1. The Titans 2. Corruption 3. Divine Forces 4. Violent Resolution 5. Echo of Silence 6. RuneScape Dinasty 7. Eternal Honour 8. Damage Incorporated 9. Shadow Elves 10. Red Devil Clan 11. The Runescape Warhungers Federation 12. Chivalry Legion 13. Rune Raiders 14. Wilderland 15. Collision 16. Gladiatorz 17. Adelais 18. Forgotten Templars 19. The Rising 20. Runescape Elites

Oh, congratulations buddy.