Warriors begin on the top of the centermost meteor's altar - Row 3, Meteor 2. Like all meteors save the forwardmost one, it is a barren wasteland fought over by the twin armies of Phantos and Spectros. The armies consist of thousand eyed banshees, each armed with a gleaming emerald scythe forged in the innermost pits of a chained Titan's mad pscyhe, that each strike with the power of thirteen thousand M1 Abrams tanks. Each banshee can fly from meteor to meteor and cannot use the altars, and each has one hundred trillion years of fighting experience and can absorb enough damage to destroy a large building. When slain, they are instantly reborn on the backmost meteors - to stop their rebirth, one would have to destroy all three remaining backmost meteors. Each meteor has two banshees (one from each army) per squad yard, who attack opposing banshees and any warriors nearby. The banshees cannot enter altars, and the angel spirits ignore the the banshees. Banshees can attack flying warriors, but usually focus on each other.
Phantos and Spectros are twin demigods, twelve feet tall, brothers, who once fought for good but who long since lost their way. Each is armed with a Blade of Eternal Torment - a mile-long obsidian two-handed sword that cuts the very air as it moves (which is why they prefer fighting in a void - no air). Each blade is forged from the melted and shaped teeth of Gwaldexeron, the bearded dragon god who created willpower. Each brother does nothing but battle the other, they randomly choose different meteors (but never Skylgan - see below) but both are equally skilled, with infinity years of battle experience behind him, and neither ever sleep or needs to eat. Neither cares about other competing warriors nearby, but if attacked, will attack back. Each brother is immune to all weapons and magic except blades of eternal torment, of which there are only two, and has enough strength even without the blades to destroy fifteen Andromeda-sized galaxies with one punch. If a warrior helps one of them kill his brother, the survivor will aid the warrior against his own rival and call off his army from attacking him.
Meteor 1 (in the first row), named Skylgan, is the only meteor without a wandering angel spirit (see above). Instead, the Archangel Jeramiel, draped in a flowing toga that reaches past the furthestmost meteors, made of prismatic glass, which creates moving shapes around the meteor as light reflects from it and through it. Any evil being, including the banshees and evil warriors, but not Phantos and Spectros, touched by the toga's movements, which tend to drape around half or more of the meteors behind him at random, is destroyed. Jeramiel, last of the living angels, plays an eternal funeral dirge for the end of all things on his floating Ebony Organ; it is said that when he completes his music, even the void will end. The dirge is only audible on Skylgan, and any being who listens to it (other than Jeramiel) for more than forty-five seconds is enamored and cannot do anything except offer themselves to the music - effectively, they lose the battle, as they cannot focus on it. Jeramiel will not stop playing even if attacked, but he will use his organ as a blunt weapon by moving it while continuing to play, force an unlucky warrior back to the altar, and teleport him away. Jeramiel has more endurance than one-hundred-and-eight galaxies put together, but if slain, will erase all of existence except the slayer, effectively ending the battle in his favor (as the warrior's rival also dies).
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Started: July 6, 2005