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Docks Crown a New Champion After Night of Kicks, Grapples and Escape

Daihlia “Dee” Dellaine defeated three opponents to become the seventh champion of the Ashvane Docks, while a beaten brawler’s flight into the canal briefly pulled the contest beyond the ring.

By Hardhy Lester · 18 August (2026)

Earlier Editions

Trial #1: Sid Howler Found Guilty of Leading Criminal Organisation, Cleared of Attempted Murder

Sid Howler was found guilty of leading the Curs and resisting arrest, but cleared of the Crown’s most dramatic accusations. After a long night in court, Stormwind has a sentence, a verdict, and plenty of unanswered questions.

By Hardhy Lester · 17 June (2026)

TNA Sentences Passed: West Executed, Four Others Sent to Stockades

The courts have closed one chapter of the TNA affair, while Wednesday’s Assembly in Boralus offers a chance to address the tensions the cell tried to exploit.

By Hardhy Lester · 16 June (2026)

Plum Roses Can Wait: Sid Howler’s Trial Takes Another Troubling Turn

Sid Howler has a trial date. What he may not have, according to him, is the right to speak freely about his defence or call the witnesses he wants.

By Hardhy Lester · 13 June (2026)

When the Law Leaves the Room: Sid Howler, Bella Reed, and Stormwind’s Due Process Problem

Sid Howler is out on bail and awaiting trial, but the story no longer belongs only to Old Town. With allegations of secret custody, denied counsel, mercenary involvement, and magical coercion, Stormwind must now answer a harder question: what happens when the law itself leaves the room?

By Hardhy Lester · 02 June (2026)

From Pamphlets to Bombs: Inside the Tirassian Nationalist Army Investigation

What began as separatist propaganda became bombs beneath benches, murders from gryphonback, and a wider crisis of law, sovereignty, and Stormwind overreach.

By Hardhy Lester · 29 May (2026)

Hardhy Lester Survives Togglecog Suicide Bombing Outside City Hall

The Lion’s Roar editor was left dazed but alive after an angry reader chose dynamite over a letter to the editor.

By Hardhy Lester · 27 May (2026)