Knights of Tezoth

I still don't understand why he took Ferlutz away, didn't leave Nebka the wyvern, and even killed you

I was hoping to finally get you with the pumpkin and thought that if you took a headshot, my chances of that would be slightly less than zero. But in the end, I still never managed to...
And my last hope was on Ferlutz's retaliation and blood flow when you'd be left 1 on 1. But that wasn't meant to happen either...

Stefania would have needed to keep dodging for about 70 turns straight there. Not impossible, but unlikely. Statistically, even without blood flow, she was taking down Ferlutz in 35 rounds.

Yes. But there was no other way to stand against the organized coalition "Let's Let the NPCs Have a Taste" anyway...

At this stage, indeed. As I already said, Ferlutz's priority should have been Stef, not Alsira. Or Churchell, if she had survived. Such is the nature of the competition.

Blight supposedly justified it by saying that taking out the team leader was priority #1.

Yes. That's exactly it. A leader is a leader. Plus the speed bonus, and the ability to move anyone first, given that she was first in initiative. You also took out Drozdrang among the first...
The funny thing is that the Heroist was afraid of dying from the pumpkin, but at that moment she wasn't actually threatened by it. The Chocolatier would have hit you if there had been a need. But Ferlutz with Avesom was a different matter... For them, Alsira was the primary target. Stefania was next, but it didn't work out...

Well, as you can see, the priorities turned out to be wrong. I understand the logic, but I don't quite agree with the argument, in the context of the original ones. You should have used Drozzdrang to rush past Stef and take her down. Good chance she wouldn't have even remembered the retaliation and would have fallen.

Ferlutz alone wouldn't have managed. You took out all his potential helpers: Kendl, the Chocolatier, and the Dragoness. And there wasn't even a preemptive on Stefania back then. And against Alsira, he had a helper named Avesom.