Knights of Tezoth

There are no numbers. It depends on the injury itself and the circumstances. If the possibility of getting injured is too frightening, there are abilities that help avoid them.

Is the difficulty of healing at the Ikazkan level? Higher or lower?

The player character is a descendant of an ancient influential house and gains useful connections.

Do I understand correctly that in this case, to become a Knight, one still needs an appointment from a lord? Could this be described as, for example, an ancient aristocrat asking a lord acquaintance to get his good-for-nothing son into the Knights?

I think Ikazkan is a poor comparison; the status of characters there was too chaotic. Today you're handsome, tomorrow you're ugly, the day after you're handsome again. In terms of its structure, you could say it's a fairy-tale world... So in that sense, this expansion is "more stable"; it's harder to get some nasty ailment, but also harder to be cured. Overall, you won't be able to just go to a pharmacy and get rid of an injury; its effects can be somewhat neutralized without own same mega-effort, and if you really set your mind to it, you can cure anything—magic exists, the "Erebos pills" that the lizard mentioned exist too, as do supernatural forces.

Do I understand correctly that in this case, to become a Knight, an appointment from a lord is still required? Could this be described as, for example, an ancient aristocrat asking a lord friend to get his good-for-nothing son into the Knights?

Yes. The ability works similarly to how Loken had a friend named Inar in Vistery.

I demand that Battle Diarrhea be added.

Although in my experience, a cough is incurable

Nah, if it's chronic but not psychological, it goes away with age, info 146%.

If anything happens to the first character, the second one can take a satanid from Fireflav and it'll be almost the same...

Guys, you should worry about real health problems instead of in-game ones..

Today you are handsome, tomorrow a monster, the day after tomorrow handsome again.

That's me when I look in the mirror

Negative Effects

Paralysis
For the duration, the character cannot dodge and skips their next turn. Unless otherwise specified, it lasts for one turn.
Bleeding
The character loses 10 health units at the start of their turn. Lasts until healed, stacks.
Defense Reduction
The effect depends on the source and lasts until the end of the battle.
Slow
Reduces the character's MP by a certain value; lasts until the end of the battle.
Blood Mark
Lasts until the end of the battle.
Burn
The character loses 20% of their maximum health at the start of the turn; lasts until healed, does not stack.
Taunt
Forces the target to attack the source. Unless otherwise specified, it lasts for one turn.
Sleep
Forces the character to skip turns until they take damage or the battle ends.
Body Subjugation
Lasts until healed.
Gloom
The character' same accuracy is halved. Lasts until the end of the battle.
Silence
The character cannot use actions that consume AP. Lasts until the end of the battle.
Poison
-5 health units, -2% accuracy, -2% dodge at the end of each turn.
Stun
Reduces the damage dealt by the target. Lasts until the end of the battle.

Unless otherwise specified, effects are applied based on a spirit check.
The only difference between "lasts until the end of the battle" and "lasts until healed" is that in the latter case, the effect persists even after the combat has ended.

Oh no, my Burn status was completely copied, even though it hasn't been used once throughout the entire exp

Experience shows that Revan's most imba ability is the periodic damage statuses, because if there is no way to remove them, the character is guaranteed to die shortly after the battle ends.

And paralysis. Especially the cat one.

The obelisks had the same one, only with a lower number. I don't actually remember if anyone got burned or not. I think they did.

I don't actually remember if anyone got burned or not.

no burn

Lunia
This region is home to the tallest and most massive mountains in the south, making them an impregnable fortress. The inhabitants here are dragonfolk — winged and horned, sometimes scaly and clawed. They are stronger than humans, hardier than humans, and more powerful than humans, and on top of that they can also fly. Their only drawback is that mastering sciences comes with a bit more difficulty. Their homes are caves or mountain surfaces. They are known for their stubbornness and high sense of self-worth. The current ruler of Lunia is Lord Druugdrdrag. 
Number of Knights: 1

Origin: mandatory dragonfolk skill that does not count toward the learning limit. 


Dragonfolk
+2 to SP, flight, +50% to health, +50% to melee damage, immunity to diseases and poison, health threshold for injuries must exceed -100% health instead of -50%, unarmed attacks deal a static 100 damage, -2 to learning.

I also added the Kanamites.