this may help a little http://www.uoguide.com/Champion_Title I think Vella was recently saying that he believes having the majority damage on a boss may be a factor in advancing your titles. This could be true because he does seem to have higher harrower titles than I have seen on others. It doesn't seem like the website will currently tell you what someone's champ title is. I would be interested in what @Descartes is. I believe Vella was Assailant of Evil last I saw. I've been to quite a few harrowers but I have "Hunter of Evil" which is fairly low on that list.
The problem with advancing your champion title are your individual champion kills or lack thereof, as you need a combination of x amount each champion killed + x amount of harrowers killed. If I had to guess, I'd say Lord Oaks and Semidar are probably the limiting factor for most players when it comes to title progression. I've attached a neat little chart I found some time ago which helps with tracking and or planning your title progression. If I remember correctly credit goes to Lutz but I'm not entirely sure on that.
That chart I made, was a recommended way to progress the champ titles. As of now, nobody is really sure exactly how it progresses, something to do with dmg + kills + time frame maybe. I know Descartes spent a lot of time trying to up his title switching genders to get Semidar kills and it still never progressed past Executioner of Evil I believe. He has 5+ kills on all bosses and harrower Vella's title went up very fast in a short period of time, so maybe there is a time frame element? Not really sure all just speculations I have a char thats Opponent of Evil, with no champ or harrower kills?? Its a dexxer and is used for harrower, not really sure how that happens.
It seems that the system may need to be adjusted in some way. I've progressed to Opponent as well, but the time span and progression seem disproportionate. Maybe we could have a way of tracking our progress added to the main website? I would find that as a very good incentive to start champing again, as well as stirring moral within the community.
