🎀 Wisteria 🎀 Auto-translated

Well, he hangs out with you, doesn’t he?

and everyone is drawn to it – who has such a belief?

Yeah, right.

but they will kill us and take over our circus

I'll take Swiftness 2.

For the constellations of the Serpent and Centaur, you can grant skill points to stealth/archery skills instead of "the character can use X." Then, these skill points can still be spent on stealth or archery while moving, but there will also be other bonuses.

So, if the character already knows how to use a skill, then other bonuses are applied. As a rule, these are quite strong modifiers. You can only get +50% speed through the Centaur. Of course, this ignores the small detail that there are few skills for simultaneous running and shooting, and there are no such skills for spellcasting at all.

Of the constellations of the months, I would slightly weaken the Hydra; it's a no-brainer option for a pure combat build. Not only do you simply reduce unnecessary stats, but the percentage bonuses are also through the roof.

Interestingly, I think the Hydra is not very strong. You get a bunch of small modifiers, some of which are not very useful, and others don't seem that significant compared to the character's existing combat stats. The other constellations (except the Thinker) give you 3+ skill points, while the Hydra gives -1 skill point (because it reduces intelligence). If the player doesn't plan to play a stereotypical min-maxing warrior/beastman/chimera with social stats in the deep negative, I don't see much reason to take the Hydra. The Eagle, Whale, Pegasus, Wolf, Narcissus, or even the Altar seem like more useful options, in my opinion.

>about forty units in the party
hopefully, the difficulty level isn't dynamic here

There will be a limit on the number of characters allowed in the quest. Raphael, Rogdan, Aym, Kaya, and Darbon enter the dungeon, while the rest are prevented from entering by a suddenly appearing magical field.

Astrologers have declared this the year of the hero. The number of fruits in the merchants' assortment has doubled.

No one chose the Mind Control skill...

Yes, there are all sorts of Dargins and Sezanov here, and you have to anticipate every move they make, but that won't be the case.

a very interesting assumption.

There are all sorts of Dargins and Sezanov here, each of whose moves needs to be anticipated, and that won't happen.

Well, yes, you can't avoid the cliché here. I agree with the rest, Ples?

Okay, I seem to have decent accuracy, so I'll level up Stealth.

I hope there isn't a dynamic difficulty level here.

If there were, we'd have to add Tartarus and Rhok to the list of opponents.