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Neiko
Wrathful Wyrm

Turn 6, Fight 3.
Milady Alaria Doran V Milady Stefania Valentine


Alaria moves.
Stefania shoots at Alaria.
Alaria takes 80-48=32 damage (168/200).
Alaria throws knives at the pegasus, miss.
Stefania shoots at Alaria, miss.
Alaria throws knives at the pegasus, miss.
Stefania shoots at Alaria.
Alaria takes 80-48=32 damage (136/200).
Alaria throws knives at the pegasus, miss.
Stefania shoots at Alaria, miss.
Alaria throws knives at the pegasus, miss.
Stefania shoots at Alaria.
Alaria takes 80-48=32 damage (104/200).
Alaria throws knives at the pegasus, miss.
Stefania shoots at Alaria.
Alaria takes 80-48=32 damage (72/200).

Heal?

So I've been sitting here since the start analyzing a fight that took place from 3 AM without my control, and I had a very interesting question for Wyrm — why did Stefania never fly 15 tiles away after shooting, but just stood there stupidly soaking up damage from Alaria?


Damn, I was writing out questions, but the fucking manual translation button ruined everything, and I didn't save the text.

Anyway, I have a question for Revan (maybe the answer was somewhere, I didn't find it) — can Alaria move and throw knives at the same time?

I mean, okay, Alaria moves, she has enough range, she throws a knife (if that's possible). Then it's my turn, I shoot, and then together with my horse I fly not 12, but actually 15 tiles away. And surely there should be situations where Alaria simply skips a turn playing catch-up. But I don't see that in the table. Instead, Stefania literally sits and farts while her pegasus turns into a knife rack. Revan, Wyrm, explain. Preferably both of you.

Well, I assumed that running after a shot or a hit wasn't allowed. There was never a case where someone hit and ran away. A shot or a hit always ended the turn. Otherwise, everyone with more SP would always and everywhere win.
The exception is the Chocolate Lady. She flew away thanks to a second turn.

Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно.
Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится.

(Закон сохранения).