Now, you know why they call him "Coming Evil".
What do you guys think?
This also shows when the final blow against him was dealt, that lethal stab from behind.
Brave Stand of Dian Wei
Brave Stand of Dian Wei
by lordostrategy on Tue Sep 24, 2002 2:36 am
Here is a picture of how he single handedly held off the attacks of Zhang Xiu's army, unarmed.
Now, you know why they call him "Coming Evil".
What do you guys think?
This also shows when the final blow against him was dealt, that lethal stab from behind.
Now, you know why they call him "Coming Evil".
What do you guys think?
This also shows when the final blow against him was dealt, that lethal stab from behind.
Try this, you Wuists!
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"If Wu was truly the greatest Kingdom, then why did Jin work them like a part time job?" -Justin
Want this buried into your skull? WWO ALL THE WAY!
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by James on Tue Sep 24, 2002 3:13 am
Wrong forum. Moved.
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by DianWei on Tue Sep 24, 2002 3:58 am
correction, he was called E lai, who was called "coming evil" because cao cao hear how he killed a bandit and scared a hundred people by waving the head around in a market...
"He is! He killed a man once to avenge a friend and carried his head through the whole market place. Hundreds saw him, but dared not come near. The weapon he uses now is a couple of spears, each weighs a hundred and twenty pounds, and he vaults into the saddle with these under his arm."
Cao Cao bade the man give proof of his skill. So Dian Wei galloped to and fro carrying the spears. Then he saw away among the tents a huge banner swaying dangerously with the force of the wind and on the point of falling. A crowd of soldiers were vainly struggling to keep it steady. Down he leaped, shouted to the men to clear out and held the staff quite steady with one hand, keeping it perfectly upright in spite of the strong wind.
73 "This is old E Lai again!" said Cao Cao.
"He is! He killed a man once to avenge a friend and carried his head through the whole market place. Hundreds saw him, but dared not come near. The weapon he uses now is a couple of spears, each weighs a hundred and twenty pounds, and he vaults into the saddle with these under his arm."
Cao Cao bade the man give proof of his skill. So Dian Wei galloped to and fro carrying the spears. Then he saw away among the tents a huge banner swaying dangerously with the force of the wind and on the point of falling. A crowd of soldiers were vainly struggling to keep it steady. Down he leaped, shouted to the men to clear out and held the staff quite steady with one hand, keeping it perfectly upright in spite of the strong wind.
73 "This is old E Lai again!" said Cao Cao.
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by Mega Zarak on Tue Sep 24, 2002 4:02 am
That's just the TV series. Dian Wei's prowess was derived from his historical deeds and not the TV series. :jaws:
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by Lady Wu on Tue Sep 24, 2002 5:01 pm
I thought E Lai was the just name of a strong guy somewhere back in the Zhou dynasty...
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by Elven Fury on Sun Feb 01, 2004 4:14 am
The brave stand of Dian Wei... hmm it was so awesome in my opinion, taking a sword then bodies awesome...
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by Marc on Sun Feb 01, 2004 9:46 am
Didn't I already make a thread about this?
Anyway, I think that Cao Cao still would have escaped even if Dian Wei was not with him. I can't remember who (I think it was a Cao), but someone gave Cao Cao their horse and gave their life for him also.
Anyway, I think that Cao Cao still would have escaped even if Dian Wei was not with him. I can't remember who (I think it was a Cao), but someone gave Cao Cao their horse and gave their life for him also.
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by Elven Fury on Sun Feb 01, 2004 4:36 pm
Didn't I already make a thread about this?
this was made over a year ago...
but i think its just awesome he used the 2 guys as weapons!
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