<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=253800.msg12566980#msg12566980">Quote from: TheBlackThrone on 12-08-2016, 16:11:37</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Law isn't going to go hunt Gambit down if he doesn't attend class. So, no. And no mutant is 100% Grand Master and perfect in Martial Arts. There is always someone better. Psylocke, Gamora, and even the Taskmaster could be in the Advanced Class. It's just putting them on a roster of known instructors so that they can be assigned students from the Beginner and Intermediate classes. I will say though that if Gambit isn't taking teaching seriously and is showing up whenever he wants and isn't there for the students, then Law will ask him to leave and that's just an understatement. So if you want to set that up as some background information as to why Gambit "used to be" a part of the Advanced Class, we can go that route also. Law would think Gambit is a shitbag though lol.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Nah, I know, and I never said he was some martial artist master. Just that Gambit is a skilled fighter, and would be in the Advanced Class.<br/><br/>That said, since Gambit doesn't take most of the "school" aspect seriously, I suppose he wouldn't be in there. He wouldn't have signed up to teach other students--now, if he name somehow did end up on a roster? He'd be a grump about it but he'd still go and try and put some kind of lesson together until he could get his name taken off. He's not that much of a dick to just screw out other students like that.<br/><br/>So, odds are the only past Gambit has with the class is that he went through parts of the first two levels, and then probably left Intermediate patting Law on the arm going, "Well, was fun. Good luck with the rabble." or something like that :P