[Artemisia] Kingdom A&S challenge

[Susan E. Macnamara]

Quoting rayzentz at aim.com:

> Ha! Fie upon thee, Morgan, thou dastardly knave, for the gauntlet   
> has been thrown down, and returned. I accepted thy challenge, and   
> have no intention whatever of letting you out of it. Others may do   
> as they will, but I will?face thee across the tables at Kingdom A&S,  
>  and will be victorious over thee. Bring on thy best work, for it   
> will be but dross when compared with the quality of mine own.
>
> Lord Padruig McTavish, OGML
> Artemisia Youth Combat Marshal
>
> (disclaimer: The wording of this missive is for entertainment   
> purposes only. Any offense taken is totally the responsibility of   
> the taker, as none was given by the sender. Knave is a term of   
> endearment, and dastardly, as an adjective, merely emphasises the   
> relative dearness of the term of endearment. The thrown gauntlet was  
>  hurled under controlled conditions, and at no time were animals   
> endangered in any way. The reference to tables is based on past A&S   
> events, andd does not guarantee that there may be tables present at   
> future A&S events. Dross is an analogy to the leavings of the   
> forging process, and in no way implies that a nameless someone will   
> burn Morgan's work during the competition, thus guaranteeing Padruig  
>  victory over him. Victory conditions, of course, have yet to   
> actually be determined, and judges may choose who they wish as   
> victor. The insistance of the sender that he will be victorious does  
>  not necessarily have any bearing on reality.)
>

You slayest me, Lord Padruig
Lady Luveday de Salford