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 Organiser: A warcaster of high stature, someone akin to Commander Adept Nemo's position. Each separate contest would be moderated by a lesser warcaster.
Description:
The main goal of each contestant, having the ability to control warjacks, is showing off their ability to make the warjacks 'dance' through unique moves, jumps, and swings. The warcaster supervisor grades the contestant on speed of execution, style, performance, and control with bonus points for uniqueness. Once the contestants have all run their routine, the supervisors turn in their scores to the moderator who then picks the top 2. Near the closing of the ceremonies, a final contest will pit the top two contestants in a single battle, warjack versus warjack, applying their style. The controller who controls the last standing warjack is decreed the winner.
The contestants will start out competing in the warjack training field in Corvis, with the final battle being fought outside the main gates, for the safety of the crowd. All warjacks will be the same model with acceptable, pre-determined modifications with stable cortexes as checked by the warcaster moderator. Tables will be set to the side if any people which to place monetary bets on which warjack controller is the ultimate victor.
Agenda: The beginning of the day will start the callisthenics exercise, and the contestants will compete until late afternoon. A small break will be given to the competitors so they may prepare their warjacks for the final battle (or talk to military leaders about their modifications). During this, the moderator will compare the scores and pick the two final competitors. Once announced at nightfall, the betting tables will open and will close once the battle starts. The battle will finish only when there is a victor. If a warjack runs out of fuel before the other, the still-powered warjack is declared the winner.
Social Crowd: There is the high-ranking warcaster as moderator, the lesser-ranking warcasters as the direct supervisor of the contests, and then the variety of journeymen and apprentices competing.
By: Dave Reynolds
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