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The Right of Challenge is a tradition said to have been instituted by the Heralds offered to a [[lighteyed]] warrior who has proven themselves before the [[Almighty]] and the king. It gives them the chance to demand justice from one who wronged them through combat. Many lighteyes know of the tradition but it is ignored in modern circumstances.{{book ref|wor|55}} The Right of Challenge, used in conjunction with the [[King's Boon]] has been used twice in Alethkar's recent history: once by Prince [[Adolin Kholin]] against Highprince [[Torol Sadeas]] {{book ref|wor|57}} and once by Sadeas against Highprince [[Yenev]] eighteen years earlier. {{book ref|wor|55}}
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The '''Right of Challenge''' is a tradition said to have been instituted by the Heralds offered to a [[lighteyed]] warrior who has proven themselves before the [[Almighty]] and the king. It gives them the chance to demand justice from one who wronged them through combat. Many lighteyes know of the tradition but it is ignored in modern circumstances.{{book ref|wor|55}} The Right of Challenge, used in conjunction with the [[King's Boon]] has been used twice in Alethkar's recent history: once by Prince [[Adolin Kholin]] against Highprince [[Torol Sadeas]] {{book ref|wor|57}} and once by Sadeas against Highprince [[Yenev]] eighteen years earlier. {{book ref|wor|55}}
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Revision as of 18:30, 3 July 2015

The Right of Challenge is a tradition said to have been instituted by the Heralds offered to a lighteyed warrior who has proven themselves before the Almighty and the king. It gives them the chance to demand justice from one who wronged them through combat. Many lighteyes know of the tradition but it is ignored in modern circumstances.[1] The Right of Challenge, used in conjunction with the King's Boon has been used twice in Alethkar's recent history: once by Prince Adolin Kholin against Highprince Torol Sadeas [2] and once by Sadeas against Highprince Yenev eighteen years earlier. [1]

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