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<blockquote data-quote="Jemal" data-source="post: 3452715" data-attributes="member: 9026">[sblock=ooc]Knowledge checks (All but Jool know the following) : Historically, Gods can be challenged to a fight at the bowl (Usually they only accept 1 on 1 confrontations), and most will not turn it down (especially ones concerned with honour, such as Galidor).&nbsp; Then, a trek to the bowl (taking anywhere from a couple days to a couple weeks, depending on weather and who's going) through the mountains (Or some form of teleportation, which the God will sometimes grant).&nbsp; Once participants and Audience have arrived, the fight starts.&nbsp; If the God is beaten, the looser gains his/her divine power.&nbsp; If the God Wins, the looser forfeits their soul to the God.&nbsp; There were said to be sanctions in place to prevent cheating, though they haven't always worked, and none of you know what they may have been.As for a portal, no there are none near the bowl.&nbsp; It's essentially a large bowl carved from a single massive, uncracked rock, surrounded by a plateu.&nbsp; (Kinda looks like a roman colliseum, but natural.)[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jemal, post: 3452715, member: 9026"] [sblock=ooc] Knowledge checks (All but Jool know the following) : Historically, Gods can be challenged to a fight at the bowl (Usually they only accept 1 on 1 confrontations), and most will not turn it down (especially ones concerned with honour, such as Galidor). Then, a trek to the bowl (taking anywhere from a couple days to a couple weeks, depending on weather and who's going) through the mountains (Or some form of teleportation, which the God will sometimes grant). Once participants and Audience have arrived, the fight starts. If the God is beaten, the looser gains his/her divine power. If the God Wins, the looser forfeits their soul to the God. There were said to be sanctions in place to prevent cheating, though they haven't always worked, and none of you know what they may have been. As for a portal, no there are none near the bowl. It's essentially a large bowl carved from a single massive, uncracked rock, surrounded by a plateu. (Kinda looks like a roman colliseum, but natural.) [/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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