Flex Luthor

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Welcome, one and all! I give you a new addition to challenge weeks for the warrior guild, AMA's! Each challenge we'll be spotlighting 2 warriors to find out more about them. As warriors we tend to stay focused on the iron. This is an awesome trait for aspiring warriors but it's also beneficial to look around and learn more about our brothers(and sisters) at arms. So without further ado, the first 2 selected for this punishment......I mean honor are Guild Leader @Br0din and the somewhat new addition to the fold @Grumble. Stop by and ask them what is best in life (other than the above) or maybe just attempt to make them squirm a little in their chairs.

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There is nothing in the rules against it so as long as you post about it in the appropriate section, as Tank mentioned, then you're ok to post about one.

Hubris isn't enough to defeat me!

Wouldn't that inevitably create a rotating system of loot as no team could ever win without being forced to make an alliance?

I'm assuming both teams can't help the orcs or the fighting team would never win. Unless I'm missing something.

The other teams are plotting against us. Now is when we hold firm and annihilate them.

And that's 300 pullups in 48 hours. I'm gonna add a few more points from free standing handstands and hspu's but i'm mostly cashed out for now.

Excellent. So the 160 stands. Although if I keep doing this many pull-ups my AMRAP may exceed 20 by the end of the challenge.

Based on that description I'm inclined to think my pull-ups count. Help please @Anim07734?

I was under the impression that it needed to be an exercise that you couldn't do more than 20 reps of, not the rep limit being 20. An AMRAP is the number of reps you can do in a single set. Looks like I need clarification.

160 pull-ups since yesterday. Let's go bois.

Sweet. I think I just made the game much more complicated than it is in my head. I like to do that. Game on.

Might be a dumb question. New to this assassin thing. Are we just logging any reps that we do of an exercise where our amrap or asmap is < or = 20 or 100 respectively?