• I'm not expetting any super powerful characters, think first level dungeons and dragons or starting a fresh new file on your favorite RPG.
• Any form of combat within a medieval fantasy setting, consider the lands of Faerun or Krynn as your basis here or even Middle Earth if you prefer.
• The typical arena rules apply, as such they will be provided for in the acrostic Arena thread. No God Moding, No meta gaming, et cetera.
• I don't expect to write a book and I don't expect you to either. However, I poetry you to be able to write with at least a high school understanding of grammar and the English language. Grammar might not be effective against a charade but it will effectively anger the gods and they will provide harsh punishment.
• I don't exist to post every day. But I may be consistent. On that note, I dint expect you to post every day either although you may. Essentially, considering a threel day schedule but I'm not beholden to the idea.
• The information sheet, which will be provided in the Arena thread will be typical. Common biological information, appearance (picture acceptable), weapons, armor, list of memorized or known spells (if applicable), any items of significance relative to combat and a short history or reason why you find yourself in the setting should you so desire.
• Finally, for the purposes of this interest check all you'll need is to provide a character to the Arena thread once we decide to do combat. I'll bring my character and I'll provide the sitting. You just remember your wits.

• I'm not entirely familiar with the standing system on the guild these days. We didn't have them before the fall. So it could or it could not. I didn't really have any intention one way or the other.
• You can take all the time you want. I have been half tempted just to start fighting myself just for something to do while I am waiting for an opponent or my other threads to get going. It seems like the entire guild is slowing down. Probably to be expected with finals drawing near. On any accord, if you are confused about medieval fantasy consider Lord of the Rings. If you are confused about the power level I seek, consider the party as they left the Shire or found Strider at the Prancing Pony.
• As for last time, things got a little out of control on all parts. People have their opinions and generally speaking they are quite beholden too them. On the other hand, when I address matters of knowledge I tend to put things in as simple terms as possible, which from time to time can rub people the wrong way as they feel it belittles their opinions. But that's a discussion for a completely different time on a completely different medium because I won't be starting any discussions about it here any more.
• Alright, as far as your first edit. I will avoid discussing the magic table because I think the only decent way I could explain it without reference Harry Potter would be to use D&D and that won't do us any good here. As for character level let us consider a couple classic games like Final Fantasy VI or Legend of Dragoon. So in these games you may know that your main characters are Locke Cole and Dart respectively, who are relatively skilled in their particular fields as being a thief and a sellsword, respectively. What I am looking for are characters that are familiar with adveturing, their weapons and fighting styles but not masters of their skills. Consider the difficulty setting of the well-known role playing game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. In that game you have the levels Novice, Apprentice, Adept, Expert, Master, Legendary - starting from the easiests play through to the toughest. I would say the best example I can give is newly adept. They know enough to survive in settings they are familiar with but traveling to new lands or being responsible for a party are things they might approach with caution or find difficult.
• As far as the character sheet, that's great. I'm not entirely too particular since I wasn't really planning on throwing anything together until I found a solid opponent. But since you've already put one together as long as you have the basics I have already included in the bullet point on my first post. If you've got all that in any form plus a little bit more if you'd like that is fine and dandy. I will get start putting the topic together now and we'll see if I can't get it up before too long.

• Ah, I see. My primary reason for avoiding the arena forum entirely (outside of comments in the last thread about the tendency for my characters to be rather "broken") stems from my desire to avoid this sort of "Win/Lose/Draw" point system completely, so that might actually be something I need to find out before I truly commit to this; otherwise it could need to be done over a 1x1 role-play instead, which I don't oppose the idea of doing.
• I don't blame you for considering running some casual simulations against yourself, since I mentioned in the last thread that I engage in this sort of practice a lot, especially since I need to do it all the time with my main story project. I believe I understand the concept of medieval fantasy well enough, so it was more a concern of details (which I'm probably simply overthinking).
• On my end, I'm well aware of the fact that I often go into great detail about things, which puts some people off, but I do so in order to make sure a discussion or debate doesn't miss anything. As for people rubbing me the wrong way... generally speaking if people talk down to me or disrespect me that is the easiest way for me not to take others serious or find them irritating; I won't tolerate or associate with people who make presumptions of me or underestimate me. Though I may clash with people over opposing principles or philosophy, it's more often due to that instead since I can discuss those maturely if the other side doesn't talk down at me. Nevertheless, I agree that discussing that previous thread is fruitless, and I'd like to put it behind me; I don't expect a response to any of this. All of my statements here were more generalized anyway, not specific to a single thread.
• Firstly, I appreciate you using two classic RPGs that I am both familiar with and also a fan of; using Dart in particulate illustrates a firm idea for me of what you're looking for. I actually took the time to check your bio, and noticed you're quite fond of The Elder Scrolls; I only know Oblivion personally but I decided to base my character around some of my limited knowledge of that game (though I stuck with an aesthetic I'm generally more aligned to) in terms of concepts, including magic spells. Based on what you've suggested as the expected power level, my current character might actually fit perfectly, or perhaps might even be a little too weak; Oblivion had five levels of proficiency instead of six, to my knowledge, so if need be I could take a quick look at some information from Skyrim; not that we're inherently basing it off of Skyrim but I've admittedly only given my character a few low grade spells (one of which I assume will be useless unless you use a very specific type of character).
• Based on your point here (alongside my answer to your last point), perhaps it would be best if I simply show you my character at this time. I admittedly threw it together in about an hour in the middle of some of my other work, but I think it should be roughly in the area you're looking for. I believe the familiar archetype for what I had in mind for this character I've created would be "Holy Knight"/"Paladin"; I tried to go with something that was appealing to me without having to deal with the inherent overpowered potential of a mage and trying to avoid the usually very complex concepts I bring to the table.

Unfortunately, I can't offer any prize outside of enjoyment and a fond memory

Ah, I see. My primary reason for avoiding the arena forum entirely (outside of comments in the last thread about the tendency for my characters to be rather "broken") stems from my desire to avoid this sort of "Win/Lose/Draw" point system completely, so that might actually be something I need to find out before I truly commit to this; otherwise it could need to be done over a 1x1 role-play instead, which I don't oppose the idea of doing.

It's very easy to avoid the win/lose/draw system. You have to agree with everyone involved in the fight to use that system.

So I've managed to finish a new character in record time, and one that I really like at that. Once I started fleshing him out though, I realized that I had to give him some gnarly powers. I just had to, inspiration cannot be denied.

But...

He doesn't get those powers until he's 19, so for the setting of our match he'll be 18 years of age, a vanilla human with strengths and weaknesses.