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ratcreature April 10 2007, 19:52:33 UTC
Hee, Oracle rules. :)

I didn't get this sentence though: The wan was in the ground, paralyzed and disarmed, before his brain could register the attack the impact from the scrima sticks.

What does "wan" mean here?

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__marcelo April 10 2007, 20:52:04 UTC
It means I need to proofread better :P. I'll fix it, thanks for catching it up.

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__marcelo April 10 2007, 20:54:06 UTC
PS: It was meant to be "man".

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ratcreature April 10 2007, 21:07:47 UTC
See, I would have guessed that if it hadn't been for the "in" in that sentence (unless that's a typo too and was supposed to be "on"?). I mean, how come he's *in* the ground just because of Oracle attacking, i.e. without some further trap or something? Also I think there may be something missing between "the attack" and "the impact" either a comma, or an "and/or" or something.

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