WAR

[Chaotic]

I think that it would be a great idea to have a big showdown, not for rankings or anything. Here's how it goes, we duel in teams of 4, so south can bring 3 teams of 4, town can bring teams, uwi can bring teams, legeon will bring it's teams. Teams will face off against teams to decide the top 4 teams, the tope 4 teams will play off then.
Each team pays $100 to enter thas like $25 per person thas not really hard. If we get 10 teams then thas a grand right there, and the winners can split the money. To even make things more interesting each team will have to put up a rare and worthy card of prize status and the team who knocks out that team get's to take their card, not the rare cards are like credits, once you still have a prize card in your team you cannot be knocked out, but let's say your team has 2 prize cards and you lose 1 to a team then your team can play again using it's other card as the ante. Each member of each team playing eachother will face off in singles and when all members of a team is defeated then that team loses. So 3 people can be knocked out from 1 team and if the last member defeats everyone else on the opposing team then they will win still. Think bout it throw suggestions.

[Solan]

Alrite. I'm here to give a summary of what happened in the first ever 'CHAOS LEGEON vs SOUTH DEEP' team battle.
   Anyways it was agreed to be a 4 v 4 battle with each team putting up 4 cards(ultra and up) as the ante(Legeon put up a pile of excrement by the way). So Legeon started with Rio Charles and South with Machel Payne. Rio was running a typical zombie/monarch build while Payne was running a monarch/ratbox and battle commenced. Needless to say Machel a.k.a '40' got a cutass from a frustrated looking Rio(I heard he lost his travelling in an illconceived betting extavaganza). So in jumps Matthew Gittens with his Demise OTK trying to pull one back for South. Things started well as he won the first duel but things went all downhill from there and Rio closed out his second win over the best team in the country. But South Deep were not done yet. While many people had already decided that 'Legeon wins again'(haha!!!) South brought out its secret weapon, the man codenamed 'Kryptonite' Brandon LeeQui. It was a pivotal moment and Legeon finally understood their weakness, Krytonite. In a series of astonishing duels, Rio,Akil Jones and Sean Alexander a.k.a Balki a.k.a chaotic all went done, the latter with his tail between his legs. It was truly something to behold. Legeon were stunned and in came Jerimiah John a.k.a 'The Saviour'  to try and salvage the situation running his Monarch/Control deck. Brandon won the first duel his monarchs going to work on Jerimiah but after a serious misplay in game 2 by Brandon, Jerimiah pulled one back and then proceeded to take the match and set up a 'finals' with another South star duelist Aaron Byron. Aaron running a Bazoo/Return deck had earlier lost to Jerimiah in the tournament(Joe won by the way, beating Balki in the finals) but Aaron was a man on a mission. He took game 1 in style, a well timed 'return from the different dimension' sealing the deal. Game 2 was much closer and just as Aaron thought he had the win Jerimiah wabokued and then topdecked a Mobius with treeborn returning for the win. And so it went to game 3 with cards and reputation on the line. And the Gods obviously were in favor of South Deep because Jerimiah drew the worst possible hand for Aaron and South Deep to take home the win.

And a big big bigup to Akil for his commentary during the battle and also for that tournament match(damn mind crush)

Tournament wins since Setember 1 2006

Chaos Legeon - 5
South Deep     - 5

The battle continues...

[New Era Outlaw]

Hm. Sounds like you guys will have your work cut out for you at the next Duelist Kingdom Championships. So far, if you were to count factions and whatnot, Chaos Legion and UWI-Oh! currently have one win apiece. I'm hearing a lot of UWI-Oh! people saying that they'd take the prize, and likewise goes for Chaos Legion. Here's to hoping somebody from South or Arima side steps up to the plate and takes one for the team.

On topic now, I wish I could've stayed for the whole thing, but, you know....Mother's Day and all.
Still, it's good to see people kicking things up a notch like this.