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No one chose Mind Reading...

Aim will study it.

Yes, there are all sorts of Dargins and Cezans here, each of whose moves needs to be anticipated, and it won't be easy.

It's not difficult to predict the actions of some clear-headed Dargin even without mind reading.

I agree with the rest, Ples?

I tend to agree about Triera, although there's a tricky point about its one-time use, in that it also works outside of battle. I think that's exactly why Revan gave it such a limitation. And it opens up the possibility of an "watermelon" play, with some assassin fleeing the battle to recharge their ability.
The rabbit's concept is precisely about saving its own skin. And you underestimate this ability a bit – you can escape at any time. According to this wording, you can give Revan the instruction that the character escapes if their HP drops to a certain level, and he will, yes, escape. Even if the opponent hasn't had time to complete all their attacks. With the right use of the constellation, the character will be practically immortal. The main threat to him will be lethal attacks, one-shot attacks dealing hundreds of thousands of damage, and non-combat situations. Or the need to participate in several battles in one day.
The Crown already receives all these modifiers, except for the bonus to Will. I even thought about picking it, but the Hero seemed more useful to me. It's not the strongest constellation, but I wouldn't call it weak either. It's just that it's an order of magnitude more useful for mages than for other characters. However, it won't make the bonus to Will overpowered.
I don't see any particular problems with the Wolf either. Yes, Pegasus's bonus to initiative is more useful than the bonus to crit, but the Wolf gives bonuses to more useful stats. In my opinion, both constellations are roughly equal.

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