For previous wins in the ACC

Lord Halcyon, 2010-06-22 15:34:46 UTC

For matches played in the gaming nights of this past week. Congrats!

Darth Aeternus, 2007-04-13 22:00:00 UTC

Replacement for 2 Crests of the Strategist. Dagger made sweet missions, but the medal was removed. This is better. Dagger rocks!

• Jac

, 2006-02-14 23:00:00 UTC

Hosting an event at Independence Games 2005

, 2005-07-11 22:00:00 UTC

for spending a good amount of hours of work making the OHC an R2D2 soccer map, probably one of the most insane requests ever. thanks. :)

, 2005-05-18 22:00:00 UTC

For taking first place in the After Meeting Trivia on April 16th, 2005. Congratulations!

, 2005-04-29 22:00:00 UTC

for matches played during the tuesday gaming event of 3/29/2005

, 2005-04-19 22:00:00 UTC

For contributions to the Dark Voice Newsletter Volume 2, Issue 1 - Jac/Trev

, 2005-04-11 22:00:00 UTC

ICTE 04/09/2005: 5 wins, 0 losses (WOOOOOOOOOOO Dagger played in the ICTE!!! The Rogues are at it again. Apparently the cobwebs didn't affect the l337 skills, eh. Hope to see you playing again!)-- DA Pyralis

, 2005-04-09 22:00:00 UTC

I would like to recommend that Exarch Dagger of Arcona be recognized for his contributions to the Epilogue of the 5th Great Jedi War.

As you may remember, Dagger was responsible for the creation of the JA level which tortured many a dark jedi in the final hours of the War. I remember spending no less than 6 hours on the level, being roasted, sliced, or eaten by a countless number of devices, puzzles, traps, enemies, and other ingeniously laid out devices of torture. An exercise in patience, every new corner had a new twist that required a knowledge of physical navigation, strength in guns combat, adept saber wielding, and a focused, constantly engaged intellect. One wrong turn or one bad plan of action, and you were dead. Dagger employed several concepts not usually seen, or rarely seen in the original JA SP campaign. I remember the first challenge as the player starts, surrounded by randomly placed rocks in a sea of lava extending as far as the eye could see. Somehow, the player had to disable a forcefield - yet there was no obvious way to lower it. I remember jumping in inconceivable locations trying to disable it, before finally finding the means to move on. The next most memorable part was an area placed immediately after a strategically placed concussion rifle soldier - a cutscene begins, showing a bridge destroyed that the player must somehow jump over without falling into the lava or landing on the electrified rails below. I initially thought it was impossible to cross the blown out bridge until i discovered a cunning way around it. The creation of an NPC which had two rapid fire pistols and basic force powers was something never before seen in the original SP campaigns - what a formidable opponent. Two keys are needed to open a door - another innovation. Dare I describe how the player must fall through an unstable floor only to be presented with a rancor pit? What of the chambers of a Sith Lord who hangs jedi from the ceilings? And most of all, the puzzle near the end where the player must somehow break the code to enter into the final area of the level to gain access to the river of lava - and beyond the final opponent of the level - one of the most powerful reborn in all of JA...and if that wasn't enough, if the player saves and restores, he is severly disabled - the lightsabre deactivated. This means, the player must go through ALL of these trials without being victimized and killed by a twisted element of gameplay that Dagger has conceived. All of these combined made for one of the most memorable gaming experiences I have yet had in the DB. It was a thrilling, compelling, and engaging experience that I still look back on with wonder.

Dagger was never properly recognized for his efforts in the creation of a level that literally took 50 hours of pure evil plotting. His mastery of Radiant shines through long after the GJW ends. He is still recognized as the only member who has enough experience with the program to make anything as amazing as what came out in the Epilogue of the Fifth Great Jedi War. His effort is inspirational to those who ever wanted to learn Radiant and try to emulate that which he created. I believe this level will be a fascinating trial for members of any clan that have an appreciation for Jedi Academy. You really have not played JA until you have played Dagger's GJW level...

It is only fitting that we recognize Dagger's contribution to the Obelisk Order and the Jedi Academy gaming population at large within the Brotherhood with an equally exceptional reward. The Amethyst Kukri is such a reward, symbolizing Dagger's unwavering dedication - from creation to completion - of the massive undertaking of a project like the GJW Epilogue SP JA level - one that I will never forget. -- Dark Side Adept Pyralis, One of the Seven

, 2005-04-06 22:00:00 UTC

For his vital role in the assistance of placing our City Hall in Correlia, despite Dagger being in another guild he is always willing to assist any DB member with their grind or resources.

, 2005-02-20 23:00:00 UTC

For judging during the Fifth Great Jedi War.

, 2004-12-04 23:00:00 UTC

Cluster earned via matches played in the Fifth Great Jedi War Chapter Two - JO event. Congratulations! - Lord Jac Ae-Sequiera Cotelin, Grand Master

, 2004-11-15 23:00:00 UTC

Cluster earned via matches played in the Fifth Great Jedi War Chapter Two - JA event. Congratulations! - Lord Jac Ae-Sequiera Cotelin, Grand Master

, 2004-11-15 23:00:00 UTC