Knights of Tezoth

they used to be common before, but they've gone out of style

I don't really remember anyone playing them, so that's why they died out.

Sanbornia

"Just look at her! Those hot, rounded curves! That sultry gaze that makes you involuntarily avert your own, for you feel ashamed of your own insignificance in the presence of such magnificence! What are we, lords, compared to this? Dust in the vastness of space! The fullness of the time allotted to us is but a moment to her! And what could be more worthy and wiser than to devote that moment to love for her? Fools! You may believe in whatever you wish, but only in her alone can light be found, for she is its sole source! Oh, Akonia! Burn me to ashes with your hot, all-consuming flame, and I shall meet my final moment with a happy smile upon my lips!"
Man of Sanbornia (a family name he invented himself) assumed the office of mayor of Sanbornia long before his peculiar nature came to light, and by the time he made a secret pact with Lord Adalard Grimm, it was already too late to remove him. To this day it remains unknown what compelled the other lords of Tezoth to recognize his claim to lordly status, but a fact is a fact: this man bears that title alongside the rest, even though he has neither the lineage nor the influence to justify it. Lord Man of Sanbornia fervently worships the sun goddess, erects statues in her honor, commissions paintings, and obliges his subjects to follow his example. As for himself, he is a magnificent warrior, distinguished by his unpredictability. 

Number of Knights: 1

Origin: the character may sacrifice 7 points of attributes in exchange for trainability and access to the Touch of the Sun skill.


Touch of the Sun
100% damage, this attack ignores damage-reducing effects and deals permanent damage to the target's health. 1 AP, melee only. Requires the Aconism belief.

Hatarite: behold me! I am the greatest warrior of the underworld! Bow before my might!
Random bum Tezota: oh, come on... *pokes Hatarite with his pinky*
Hatarite perishes

Isn't Dorian the greatest? And in general, the underground people were more powerful, both in terms of stats and abilities (including the ability to cast spells), than the ordinary same-named ones...

Sun's Touch: deals 100% pure damage, requires persuasion.
Random savage ability: one-shot. Just because.

Eh, Naria does not favor the man, oh she most certainly does not!

Isn't Dorian the greatest? And in general, the underground people were more powerful both in stats and abilities (including the ability to cast spells) than ordinary same-name Tezots...

Dorian simply gathered a couple of abils from different regions of Tezot...

Hataraite will definitely be 100% 

😠😠😡

Origin: a character may sacrifice 7 attribute points in exchange for learnability, access to the Sun Touch skill.

I'm not sure I follow. 7 points for one learnability or 7 points for 7 learnabilities?🤔

for 700

Obviously on 1.

I wonder which regions the roots of these Kazakh human players grow from...

Are outfits needed for events and other peaceful activities, or only for abilities?

Only for abilities.

In theory, you can still play as the Ikazkans.

How so? By using those who emerged from the Dungeon?

from the island of evil inhabitants, of course

Just pick it up and play.