duelists
Dawn appointment keepers
A duelist is a person involved in a duel, a formalized fight between two people armed with weapons.
Duelists can also be players in a card game known as Duelist, in which players try to win cards from each other.
Skilled blade fighters
- fencersBlade sport competitors
- combatantsThose engaged in warfare
- opponentsThose who compete against
- adversariesThose who oppose you
challengers · seconds · pistols · rapiers · sabres · epees · blades · parry
Men of refinement
- aristocratsHereditary ruling class
- satisfactionState of fulfilled desires
- insultOffensive remark or action
- offenseViolation or umbrage
glove · challenge · affair of honor · reputation · vindication · seconds · pistols at dawn · Hamilton
First Treasury secretary
- PushkinEugene Onegin author
- musketeersSoldiers armed with firearms
- cavaliersArrogant ones or horsemen
- swashbucklersFlamboyant adventurous swordsmen
seconds · affair · pistols · rapiers · satisfaction · nobleman · officers · nineteenth century
swordsmen
Skilled blade fighters
- fencersBlade sport competitors
- combatantsThose engaged in warfare
- opponentsThose who compete against
adversaries · challengers · seconds · pistols · rapiers · sabres · epees · blades · parry · thrust
gentlemen
Men of refinement
- aristocratsHereditary ruling class
- satisfactionState of fulfilled desires
- insultOffensive remark or action
offense · glove · challenge · affair of honor · reputation · vindication · seconds · pistols at dawn · Hamilton · Pushkin
Hamilton
First Treasury secretary
- PushkinEugene Onegin author
- musketeersSoldiers armed with firearms
- cavaliersArrogant ones or horsemen
swashbucklers · seconds · affair · pistols · rapiers · satisfaction · nobleman · officers · nineteenth century · code
deck
Ship's flat surface
- cardsStiff paper rectangles
- monstersFrightening imaginary creatures
- spellsMagical utterances or intervals
traps · arena · battle · tournament · ranked · opponent · summon · activate · life points · draw
- sword fighterssamurai, fencers, knights, gladiators, musketeers
duelistsbrawlers
People who engage in fistfights
street fighters · rioters · berserkers · hooligans · thugs
duelistsarmies
Organized military forces
soldiers · troops · legions · battalions · infantry
duelistspeacemakers
Those who resolve conflicts
mediators · arbitrators · pacifists · negotiators · diplomats