Soter was pope for eight years, c. 167 to 175 (Harnack prefers 166-174). We possess a fragment of an interesting letter addressed to him by St. Dionysius of Corinth, who writes: "From the beginning it has been your custom to do good to all the brethren in many ways, and to send alms to many churches in every city, refreshing the poverty of those who sent requests, or giving aid to the brethren in the mines, by the alms which you have had the habit of giving from old, Romans keeping up the traditional custom of the Romans; which your blessed Bishop Soter has not only preserved, but has even increased, by providing the abundance which he has sent to the saints, and by further consoling with blessed words with brethren who came to him, as a loving father his children." "Today, therefore, we have kept the holy Lord's day, on which we have read your letter, which we shall always have to read and be admonished, even as the former letter which was written to us by the ministry of Clement."


First ever foul:

St. Soter fouls Gut'Em. (5, 6) +3
DIRTY PLAYER skill used on injury roll.
(5, 3) + 2, 3: Gut'Em has been badly hurt!
IGMEOY Roll = 2
Move ended for St. Soter

Second ever foul:

St. Soter fouls Trip 'Em III. (6, 3) +3
DIRTY PLAYER skill used on injury roll.
(5, 5) + 2, 6: Trip 'Em III has been KILLED!!
IGMEOY Roll = 3
Move ended for St. Soter
(1) Apothecary FAILS!

Third foul:

St. Soter fouls Bustin' Buster. (2, 5) +3
DIRTY PLAYER skill used on injury roll.
(6, 6) + 2, 4: Bustin' Buster has been seriously injured!!
(62) Smashed Ankle - (-1 MA)
IGMEOY Roll = 2
No apothecary or not used.

Fourth foul:

St. Soter fouls Quiet Mike. (6, 1) +3
DIRTY PLAYER skill used on injury roll.
(4, 5) + 2, 6: Quiet Mike has been KILLED!!
IGMEOY Roll = 2
Waiting for opponent to decide to use apothecary.
(5) Apothecary SUCCEEDS!

Fifth Foul:

St. Soter fouls Quiet Mike. (6, 1) +4
DIRTY PLAYER skill used on injury roll.
(5, 6) + 2, 6: Quiet Mike has been KILLED!!
IGMEOY Roll = 1
Waiting for opponent to decide to use apothecary.
No apothecary or not used.