Knights of Tezoth

no, one

hopefully now he'll switch to other flying ones..

😡

The Nebka virus is far more dangerous than the Plague virus...

Pollux.

Old-timers of the forum know that I had a separate virus even before Nebka.

Foot-and-mouth disease, now give me the map...

And the initiative tracker too, in case any of ours end up dying behind Alsira.

I don't want to die just yet...

No. He caught fire from the second pumpkin. A smashed pumpkin can no longer set anyone on fire...

If only you knew what I was up to today...

The start of the brawl brought Alaria two pieces of bad news at once. First, while drawing up the battle plan, some non-obvious rules slipped past her notice, causing her to make a number of unpleasant mistakes in her chosen formation. Second, at the very last moment, a new team of three northerners entered the contest, knowing in advance the location of all other participants and able to use that to their advantage. This surprise was also unpleasant because, had it not been for the promise given and the plan already made, Catharsis would have preferred to join their ranks, ideally repeating the feat of the rehearsal and further strengthening the reputation of Tezoth's defenders. Alas, she was now bound both by the promise she had made and by her own formation — ending up among embittered former allies would not be the best prospect, even setting aside any principles.

There was also not enough time to make adjustments to the battle plan — when the fight began, the allies acted according to the original and far-from-perfect plan. And even that they proved unable to carry out. If there was any silver lining to these unexpected events, it was that the fight was a training one with little impact on anything. Moreover, the sudden change of conditions and plans thrown into disarray by an element Catharsis could not have foreseen were a good opportunity to develop the ability to adapt on the fly. Because there is no plan that is immune to any contingency.

[25] Drozzdrang: HP (195/250), SP (150/150), Armor (10/10), AP (7/7), Flask (5/5). Darkness.
[24] Alsira: HP (140/140), SP (62/100), AP (6/7), Flask (5/5).
[23] Axel: HP (190/190), SP (130/150), AP (5/5), Flask (5/5); Wyvern: HP (200/200). Flying.
[23] Lester: HP (180/190), SP (142/180), AP (4/6), Flask (5/5). Poison. Slow (-2 SPD). Invisible.
[23] Lorican: HP (230/230), SP (162/180), AP (6/7), Flask (5/5). Absolute Defense: incoming damage 25%, evasion 47%, 3 turns.
[20] Orvald: HP (200/200), SP (180/200), AP (6/6), Flask (5/5); Horse: HP (200/200).
[20] Ferlyuts: HP (200/200), SP (200/200), AP (6/6), Flask (5/5); Wyvern: HP (200/200). Flying.
[20] Frizmist: HP (100/100), SP (150/150), AP (5/6), Flask (5/5). Ice Tiger.
[20] Avesom: HP (170/170), SP (170/170), AP (5/5), Flask (4/5).
[18] Stefania: HP (230/230), SP (110/130), AP (3/5), Flask (5/5); Pegasus: HP (250/250). Flying.
[18] Nelia: HP (180/180), SP (142/180), AP (4/5). Defensive Stance: incoming damage 25%, 4 turns.
[17] Ambrose: HP (220/220), SP (132/170), AP (5/5), Flask (5/5); Horse: HP (200/200).
[17] Alaria: HP (148/200), SP (112/150), AP (5/5), Flask (5/5).
[15] Bigchad: HP (150/150), SP (150/150), AP (3/4), Flask (5/5). Burn.
[15] Rezara: HP (70/170), SP (132/150), AP (4/4), Flask (5/5).
[13] Gingkink: HP (380/380), SP (162/180), AP (3/3), Flask (5/5).
[12] Ninahisami: HP (120/120), SP (120/120), AP (3/3), Flask (5/5).
[10] Darkrush: HP (375/375), SP (82/100), AP (3/3). Flying.
[10] Tarantos: HP (300/300), SP (150/150), AP (3/3).
[10] Whitecalm: HP (300/300), SP (232/250), AP (3/3).

And what if Lester, before dying, lies on Alaria's lap?

well, there's no escaping anywhere now
might as well blast something for the last time

the description was unclear, I'll fix it now

Just want to point out that if it weren't for Yashchur, we'd still be playing the third round of the tournament.