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Let's have an orgy.

What a tempting offer.

If you create a squad of priestesses, I'll definitely join you.

Are you afraid to be alone?

I bombarded him with questions in a private message, but the main thing is:

How often can a Sohei change their element? If in battle, does it cost an action point or not?

So, which is correct? Areids or Areidians? Or something else?

The first one sounds better, but the second one is correct.

By the way, will it be possible to gain additional skill points during the game?

Yes.

How often can a Sohei change their element? If in battle, does it cost an action point or not?

As often as you like, without any cost.

How are stats rounded with Areidian penalties?

Upwards.

What does the "Perception" stat affect?

Helps to notice something or recognize a lie from time to time.

Are the various percentage bonuses (from Nihon birth, the path of the warrior, Battodo – to accuracy, for example) multiplied or added together?

Bonuses are calculated based on the base value.

What languages are available?

Ukrainian and other substandard languages.

Halmeldir was born in Akkerwald. He was a descendant of the first elven mages who came to Rheims to teach humans magic, and all generations of his family were proud of this fact. This is why almost all of his relatives lived in Akkerwald, while only some remained or returned to their homeland. And it was this that caused Halmeldir to dream from childhood of becoming a skilled mage, but fate had other plans for him.
The lack of magical abilities instilled in the young elf a sense of inferiority; his self-confidence wavered, and he felt like an outcast. In addition to this depressed state, which deepened with each passing day, he believed himself to be crippled. One day, as Halmeldir wandered through the city, he witnessed an unequal battle, where a former soldier emerged victorious against three ruffians. Soon after, the elf learned that this was one of the Darkirian warriors, considered among the best in the country. That day, he became determined to learn more about martial arts, visit Darkiria, and try his hand at combat. Unlike magic, he quickly achieved success here. It seemed that the young elf had a talent for everything related to military training.
When his training ended, Halmeldir planned to go to Darkiria, but war broke out with the countries of the Holy Throne, and he was sent to the front lines, where he experienced baptism by sword and blood. In one of the battles, he was seriously wounded and nearly died. He lay among his slain comrades, watching the living step over the bodies of the dead, only to fall lifeless moments later, becoming another obstacle for the following soldiers. The elf tried to crawl, but it was difficult for him in the midst of the battle because the corpses hindered him, as did the still-standing people who sometimes stepped on him without noticing that he was still alive. At some point, he felt something heavy fall on him, which took his breath away. Halmeldir realized that it was one of the warriors when warm blood from the dying man began to flow onto the elf. He tried to push the body off himself, but the soldier wore heavy armor, and he barely had any strength left, making it increasingly difficult to breathe...
The future officer woke up in a hospital, where he underwent a long rehabilitation period. They called him lucky, saying that he managed to survive such carnage and recover from such a wound. When he recovered, the war was already over, and he was sent to Darkiria. Halmeldir hoped that he would return to service and defend the borders of the empire in battle, but instead, he was assigned to headquarters. As part of his duties, he once again had to study, but this time in more peaceful pursuits. There, he learned two languages (Nihon and Beliad), studied the basics of command and topography. The northern province was a harsh place where not only combat experience mattered, but also the ability to survive in the wild and challenging climate conditions, and to negotiate with the local population (meaning neighbors on the border). Soon, he was promoted and entrusted with commanding a platoon, but all of this was mostly formal. In reality, there were no active military operations, and soldiers went out only for patrols and guard duty, while Halmeldir himself dealt with paperwork, gave orders, and trained recruits. He didn't like this arrangement at first, but it was an order from above, so he had to fulfill the responsibilities of his new position. The elf understood that he was no longer as good in battle as he used to be, but he still resented the decision of his superiors, who decided to relegate the wounded officer to the rear and relieve themselves of him by burdening him with the work of a minor manager. Soon after, Halmeldir left the army, deciding that he wasn't ready to give up yet, especially since the flame continued to burn in the heart of the warrior, demanding new achievements.

Origin:
Akkerwald
+4 to skill points.

Characteristics:
Strength - 35
Intelligence -25
Willpower -25
Agility -30
Vitality -20
Wisdom -15
Luck -20

Skills:

Imperial Sword Art
Cleave
Quick Blade


Imperial Military Academy
Officer
Linguist
Topographer

Antimagic

Inventory: Darkirian one-and-a-half-handed sword, Darkirian armor (medium, if available), officer's cloak, magical family ring, a couple of healing potions, antidote, money, map (of the region), Imperial-Dreyerian dictionary, camping gear.

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I might change some details later, specifically stats slightly, maybe one skill and armor (medium greatly reduces speed?).

(meaning, with neighbors on the border)

That's why I love Arandor's quests – for these kinds of conversational remarks.
By the way, I know how to increase interest in writing and reading biographies. After the experience (or after the start of the experience, but taking into account deaths, it's better after the experience), you can organize a contest.

Everyone will still vote for some strange, obscure character, like Randell.

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Besides, I'm not writing the quest for that reason. I'm just waiting for the fixes to be implemented so I can finally decide.

Medic (x2)
Using medical supplies is more effective and consumes twice as few resources.

Trader (x2)
- (charisma/2)% item cost. Limit: 30%

Revival (x2)
Revives a character who died from a lack of health.

I'd like to clarify that this applies only to cases where the character lost health naturally, and not when they were turned into pieces of shattered ice or a bloody mess.

>Dreyerian combat art
>Inquisitor
>Imperial military academy
>Imperial school of magic

These stack with basic combat skills. The others do not.

Different branches add bonuses to stats, but at the same time, the features of different styles do not work simultaneously.

Bonuses to stats are added from different branches.

So, if a character has a shining sword and a two-handed weapon, they receive both the HP and accuracy bonus from the sword, and the damage bonus from the two-handed weapon, but can they only use skills from one branch?

Only stats and features like additional damage, specific accuracy, armor penetration, etc., apply when using the corresponding skill.