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I briefly saw what you wrote about the situation with Zaya. You missed the main point and focused on completely unimportant things like "it's logical that a warrior is clumsy in everyday tasks." But the essence is this:

Here is Yashur's reaction to actions that did not affect his character in any way:

Author

He didn't pay attention to the "poorly washed clothes" because he lived alone and knew perfectly well that washing couldn't ruin clothes. At worst, they would just be not clean enough, rather than becoming "rags for mopping floors"...

Normal and adequate. This is what I expected when role-playing mundane situations for fun. Just role-playing without affecting stats or anything else.

Then Yashur asks about food:

Evil Yashur

Does he give something? Or is it just for show, like the Tsulak training...

Astral replies to him:

AstralLein

If there were effects, I would have written it above.

Yashur logically thinks that even if there is an effect, it will be formal, without influencing the character, as with clothing. And what happens in the end?

AstralLein

Zaya's snack turns out to be simple but delicious. It could not leave any man indifferent. But soon Aristarkh feels the approach of countless hordes from the intestines and stomach. Realizing that his rear won't hold out long under the onslaught of the enemy, Aristarkh instinctively runs to the toilet and locks himself in there. The battle with the knights of the brown banner takes a lot of strength from the novice and ends only closer to morning.

Aristarkh recovers half of his action points.

Astral simply deceived him by writing that there would be no effects. He didn't write "who knows," "maybe yes, maybe no," or "there will be an effect, but I won't say what." He wrote what he wrote. Personally, I would have been much more upset than Yashur after this. Besides, Yashur wasn't doing anything. All this happened because of my actions. In fact, I set up another player. Yes, it's not fatal for the character, not very significant, but I did set him up.

When NPCs deceive a character, it's normal. When a GM deceives a player, it's not normal.

Regarding whether I consider you, Astral, as evil/annoying/unpleasant a GM as Revan (lol). I don't think so. I draw conclusions from previous experiences and from events in the current experience. What do I see? The character of Neyra is losing control over her actions. Alex's character lost control and was raped (potentially with the same consequences as Ida). Revan's character was turned into undead and lost control over his actions. Yashur's character almost fell under the influence of a witch during excavations (almost lost control over his actions. I don't know what else happened; I don't have time to read the thread now). What conclusions should I draw about what will happen to the other characters? This is not reasoning about whether I like such pranks or not; this is an answer to why I think that Zaya and Aristarkh were destined for the same fate.

Небо – мольбы не ждёт
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт

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