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==How to dispose of a Duel==
 
==How to dispose of a Duel==
 
Someone had accidentally challenged me to a duel when they had intended to challenge someone else. Now, I don't have any particular desire to challenge someone else, but I don't even know who that was that challenged me. Shouldn't I be able find that information? Is there anything you can do to rid yourself of a nuisance challenge? I mean, someone could challenge you and run away to stop you from dueling anyone else. Just curious. --[[User:Habap|Habap]] 21:19, 8 January 2007 (CET)
 
Someone had accidentally challenged me to a duel when they had intended to challenge someone else. Now, I don't have any particular desire to challenge someone else, but I don't even know who that was that challenged me. Shouldn't I be able find that information? Is there anything you can do to rid yourself of a nuisance challenge? I mean, someone could challenge you and run away to stop you from dueling anyone else. Just curious. --[[User:Habap|Habap]] 21:19, 8 January 2007 (CET)
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What? I've been involved in 3 duels at once about a month ago I believe... And as far as I know, it tells you who chalenged you, and you can refuse to accept it. -[[User:Chénier|Chénier]] 21:37, 8 January 2007 (CET)

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How to dispose of a Duel

Someone had accidentally challenged me to a duel when they had intended to challenge someone else. Now, I don't have any particular desire to challenge someone else, but I don't even know who that was that challenged me. Shouldn't I be able find that information? Is there anything you can do to rid yourself of a nuisance challenge? I mean, someone could challenge you and run away to stop you from dueling anyone else. Just curious. --Habap 21:19, 8 January 2007 (CET)

What? I've been involved in 3 duels at once about a month ago I believe... And as far as I know, it tells you who chalenged you, and you can refuse to accept it. -Chénier 21:37, 8 January 2007 (CET)