Veldromar the Salt-Kissed

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

forge-orphan colossus (2/10)

build

asymmetric, one side overgrown with plate (1/10)

armor

smoked glass lamellar (2/10)

weapon

a staff crowned with a dead lantern (3/10)

headpiece

a cracked porcelain mask, expressionless (1/10)

mark

a split lip that never healed (2/10)

relic

a map burned at every edge (2/10)

secondary

every strap double-knotted, pilgrim-neat (1/10)

element

heat-shimmer rising from the shoulders (1/10)

palette

glacier blue and pewter (2/10)

stance

poised and unhurried (2/10)

temper

amused at a private joke (2/10)

form

a woman, sharp-featured and severe (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. 0a spinning strike from either endstrike
2. 1a thrusting jab to the midlinestrike
3. 2a sweeping arc at the anklesstrike
4. 3a planted vault into a kickrange
5. 4a raised two-point blockguard
6. 5a warding advance behind the raised haftguard
7. 6a switching-grip reversal strikefeint
8. 7a binding press down the length of the haftbind
9. 8an unhurried advance straight throughbind
10. 9a planted refusal to give groundguard
11. 10a leaning press of full weightbind
12. 11a trampling forward surgestrike
13. 12a slow pivot, front kept squaredguard
14. 13a body-check of the armored shoulderstrike
15. 14an absorbing brace, arms crossedguard
16. 15a grinding clinch, chest to chestbind

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

f6acd7f697…803661

Image hash

794f7c5d2f…ae85a0

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.