Happy Life
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At a glance, it seems like this: the right assassin attacks the necromancer. She can quickly reach her, and she seems to have immunity to the necromancer's mind control. Ideally, one assassin in stealth would be enough, while the second could immediately help with the demonologist. But if she fails, it will be bad.
I throw a grenade and sprint back to the left corridor (or through the center to shoot each turn?), and for the next two turns, I run to deal with the demonologist. Ember retreats to the hall – I hope she's not slower than the undead, otherwise, it's unlucky. If the necromancer doesn't enter, Denym and Beretta will cover Ember and hold back the undead at the entrance to the hall. And if she enters, we need to keep the weak-willed champions away from her and take her down as quickly as possible with the assassin or shoot her with the rifle before she causes too much trouble, including with the guests.
Merette and the archer should start by shooting at the small demon.
I asked Revan some important questions, but for now, this is the plan I've come up with.
I throw a grenade and sprint back to the left corridor (or through the center to shoot each turn?), and for the next two turns, I run to deal with the demonologist. Ember retreats to the hall – I hope she's not slower than the undead, otherwise, it's unlucky. If the necromancer doesn't enter, Denym and Beretta will cover Ember and hold back the undead at the entrance to the hall. And if she enters, we need to keep the weak-willed champions away from her and take her down as quickly as possible with the assassin or shoot her with the rifle before she causes too much trouble, including with the guests.
Merette and the archer should start by shooting at the small demon.
I asked Revan some important questions, but for now, this is the plan I've come up with.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
