Knights of Tezoth

hmm. stand next to the archer to hit him, or stand next to Nebok to hit him... 🤔

Aren't you on our anti-Albus team?

He's already plotting a cunning plan to stick a knife sword in your dog...

So it's Arandor who wants to hit Nebok, not me. I'm still on the side of the guys and the yard as long as all the Albuses and NPCs are alive.

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Turn 6, battle 3.
Milady Alaria Doran VS 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).

Heals?

I've been sitting here from the start analyzing a battle that took place from 3 AM without my control, and I have a very interesting question for Yashchur — why didn't Stefania fly away to a distance of 15 cells after a single shot, but just stood there stupidly absorbing damage from Alaria?

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

In short, I have a question for Reven (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). My turn comes, I shoot, and then together with my horse I fly away not 12, but actually 15 cells. And there should be situations where Alaria just skips a turn playing catch-up. But I don't see that in the table. Instead, Stefania literally sits and farts while her pegasus is turned into a knife rack. Reven, Yashchur, explain. Preferably both.

Well, I assumed you couldn't run after a shot or a hit. It was never the case that someone hit and then 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 girl. She flew away thanks to a second turn.

I think Reven said somewhere that the player decides who moves first — themselves or their mount.

I think it was about the attack. That is, a hypothetical Nebok, flying up to an enemy, could first hit himself, and then with the wyvern. Or he could do the opposite.

Not about the attack, but specifically about the turn.