YO GIVE A HAND HAVE A BLAST

Devianne Started Last reply 4 posts
On Sunday, October 7th at 5 pm EST HammerStrike will be defending Giran Castle on the Lionna server for the second time!! This is a significant feat because HammerStrike is a Dwarven clan!! With the exception of a Snow White (Ceorla our Bishop) (what dwarven clan would be complete without Snow White?) it is an all dwarf clan!!!
While they admit that it has been a combination of luck and dwarves determination that has gotten them the castle so far they realize that luck doesn't last forever. Now they are calling on all dwarves and dwarves at heart to help defend their castle! Imagine a battle feild full of mighty dwarves and their golems!!
HammerStrike would love for this to be the largest showing of DWARF power in the history of L2! Come on out and join them, show your dwarven pride! Dwarves of any lvl are welcome just come prepared to spend two hours laughing like you've never laughed before ! If you don't already have a dwarf on Lionna come on over and roll one up for the seige, sure a lvl one dwarf will die alot but it will be fun doing it!
Hammerstike welcomes one and all to what they hope will be the biggest dwarven seige in L2 history!
That is some funny stuff. I'll plan to be there. Too fun man.
Amazing. I might have a look during the siege.
Huge thank you to all who participated! I hope you had fun. You might be able to grab the in-gamemovie of it from one of the HammerStrike dwarves at http://www.l2tog.com/viewtopic.php?t=2934. Look to L2Vault for upcoming story, screenies and video. There were several reporters on the field.

Yes, the castle fell, but it took 1.5 hours and an increasing escalation of attacks as initial attackers simply couldn't seem to believe dwarves could hold out against them. Finally White Order, one of the top server clans in terms of PVP experience and gear, showed up and crested 30 minutes after they hit the field ... I believe in my heart that it was the mighty power of the dwarves that held that long, but it could be they were laughing too hard to move in the right direction.