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''' | '''Valtonous Rea''' is one of the players for 2006's [[Altador Cup]], and a Goalkeeper for [[Faerieland]]. Because his team features a trio of scorers who don't defend particularly well, Valtonous faces more shots than just about any goalie in the game. He may not shut many teams down, but because of Faerieland's high-powered offense, he usually doesn't have to. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*After being known as ''Valtonia Rea'' for the start of the tournament, this goalie's gender mysteriously changed and her name was changed to ''Valtonous''. It is unclear why the gender change happened, but the name change happened | *After being known as ''Valtonia Rea'' for the start of the tournament, this goalie's gender mysteriously changed and her name was changed to ''Valtonous''. It is unclear why the gender change happened, but the name change happened accordingly, and was most likely because in Latin and Latin based languages, 'a' implies female, and 'us' implies male. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
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Valtonous Rea is one of the players for 2006's Altador Cup, and a Goalkeeper for Faerieland. Because his team features a trio of scorers who don't defend particularly well, Valtonous faces more shots than just about any goalie in the game. He may not shut many teams down, but because of Faerieland's high-powered offense, he usually doesn't have to.
Trivia
- After being known as Valtonia Rea for the start of the tournament, this goalie's gender mysteriously changed and her name was changed to Valtonous. It is unclear why the gender change happened, but the name change happened accordingly, and was most likely because in Latin and Latin based languages, 'a' implies female, and 'us' implies male.