There are differences between the professions, and in some instances some professions

have clear advantages over other professions. The seer advantage over the mage is one which is

well documented even without resorting to pill and bond which is impossible to defend against.

The balance between Knight and Mage however is very close to call, usually a decent fight is needed

with skill and bravery often deciding who wins. I would say even with Armageddon ritual the fight is a close

affair.

I am no novice to sitting in enemy rituals, your friends the Wizards will confirm that I and others can

practically sit indefintely in rituals as if they were not there. The presence of Armageddon makes it more difficult

but certainly not impossible.

Anybody fighting a mage needs only to carry a supply of teleport pills and the mage is put into an extremely

difficult position, attackers get multiple chances to try out the rituals and try to kill the mage without really

being in any danger. The presence of Armageddon allows a daring mage to turn the tables by giving a bite to

rituals that allows offensive attacking whilst exposing the mage to more danger than just sitting there.

In reply to your statement about Jhor's Gem quest, I would have to say that I do not believe 2 man rituals were banned.

I believe Jhor had nobody to sketch for him before the start of his bouts. If this is not the case, I'm sure you will

correct me.

Zakath

Written by my hand on the 29th of Paglost, in the year 1071.