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So you have a sword that reduces accuracy. It procs once and the opponent never hits, not to mention the burn that takes a ton of HP. I need to hit the wyvern three times first, while you can kill the horse in two turns without armor.
Buddy, first of all, I need to hit you, and second, you have a sword that causes paralysis — you can take the wyvern out of the fight with one blow. Plus, you have an action point for a precise attack and a chance not to spend it. If you really want, we can go man-to-man: no mounts, no equipment, no curses, no active abilities, no heals, with default identical swords.
And what's the problem? Your stats are inherently higher, and you have two attacks per turn, while I have one. That's already an imbalance. How can I take it out with one attack? While I'm hitting, you can hit me three times already. And it only makes sense to spend an action point at the end of the fight, but there are plenty more ahead. I could, of course, take defense points from the servant, then go ask the wyvern, or even the spider, lol.
And if I had initially written that I came to the reception not in armor, but in ordinary clothes (Revan left the choice to us), would they not have let me change?
Orvald approaches his fellow judge and inquires about the possibility of equipping his horse with armor, if he can find it, justifying this by the fact that the other participants are using the protection of their steeds and flyers.