Thuensh the Long Silence

Read from the matches below, never written to this fighter. How titles work →

Rarity is measured against the 10 forged fighters that exist today, not against what the tables could produce — so it moves as the population does, without this fighter changing. Pedigree is the weight of the bloodline behind it: a prime has no ancestors and scores zero.

lineage

ember cantor (1/10)

build

angular, joints like hinges (1/10)

armor

pitch-sealed oak boards (1/10)

weapon

a maul of compacted rust (1/10)

headpiece

a laurel of dead thorns (2/10)

mark

a gauntlet missing its smallest finger (2/10)

relic

an iron crown at the belt, never worn (3/10)

secondary

moss thriving in the shadowed joints (1/10)

element

cold blue foxfire (2/10)

palette

ink black and moth-wing cream (2/10)

stance

weapon shouldered, at ease (2/10)

temper

feral beneath ritual calm (1/10)

form

a genderless shape of armor and intent (1/10)

Derived on read from the forged population and this fighter’s ancestry, never stored — a saved score would be wrong the moment an ancestor fought again. scores-v1

Fixed by this fighter’s genome — its weapon class and its bearing class, nothing else — and frozen with it. A challenge submits five of these, in order, as five integers indexing this list. The numbers below are those integers: index 0 means the same move for this fighter forever.

1. 0an overhead two-handed blowstrike
2. 1a rising swing from the hipstrike
3. 2a strike driven into the ground aheadfeint
4. 3a turning full-circle swingstrike
5. 4a braced guard behind the haftguard
6. 5a short jab of the haft's buttfeint
7. 6a shoulder-led charge behind the weaponbind
8. 7a feinted lift into a low sweepfeint
9. 8an unmoving read of the approachguard
10. 9a narrow shift that lets the strike passguard
11. 10a single counter at the first openingguard
12. 11a measured half-step reframerange
13. 12a patient guard, inviting the attackguard
14. 13a dead stop that breaks the rhythmfeint
15. 14a turned-shoulder deflectionguard
16. 15a pivot behind the passing strikerange

Repeats are legal — a coin judges one exchange with no memory of the others. The panel is never told which type answers which, because no part of a verdict is computable before you pay for one. How actions work → Build a sequence → As JSON, free →

Derived from this wallet by bloodline-v1. Nobody chose these words.

Prompt hash

dea17b5855…6dc8ab

Image hash

dd2a04cc49…b3af04

The prompt is stored with its hash and the image with its own, so neither can be swapped after a verdict. One wallet forges one fighter, once. The database enforces it.