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However, the AoE spell has a higher chance of hitting the heads, plus after that, the Mentalist can immediately cast spells on the undead and potentially defeat them in one turn.
Added after 10 minutes So, I would start by using the Mentalist's AoE spell, and then cast Purification in the same area. You can try risking single-target attacks + stun, but if you don't hit any heads, it will be really bad.
I think all the heads are just considered as abilities or extra weapons of the Death Knight, and he needs to be destroyed as soon as possible. If you look at the layout, there are only the Death Knight and skeletons, so we will be attacking the Death Knight. In any case, he is the target for an area-of-effect spell/cleansing (by the way, Revan said that I can only restore my spirit by sleeping). I trust you with my moves because I'm not sure if I'll be able to log in tomorrow morning. I can only ask you to think carefully about whether it's worth using the shackles, because it's not certain that they will affect the heads. I think the barrier is useless here anyway, as they will still be able to shoot. I think we need to take down the Death Knight as quickly as possible with Argatha or Tsukiko, if he doesn't have any nasty resistances. But if Tsukiko jumps in, she might get surrounded and ganked.
Livia is paralyzed.
Well, that's definitely unlucky. Maybe Tsukiko could use Cleanse on her if we still have it (and hope that the skeletons don't shred the mage), but if Livia misses with Argatha, it will be a disaster.
Added 10 minutes later Anyway, good luck! The main thing is to win and try not to lose anyone else, because I have a feeling that we might have to use an elixir on Castor.
I'm worried, as mentioned before, that the heads will resurrect/summon new skeletons, so we need to try to stun the Knight. Maybe the skeletons will die too, but if not, we'll finish them off later. Revan said that if you attack through a barrier, enemies need to pass a Will check, but I doubt that works on heads/ranged attacks and magic. In any case, let him clarify this when he returns; it will be clearer then. If the barrier reflects everything, then it should definitely be used (if the heads don't care about the Will checks).
/Probably. Actually, I'm most interested in whether the heads have a separate health bar or not. If they do, then hitting a Knight, three heads, and two skeletons at the same time is just overpowered and shouldn't be missed. If not, then it's better for me to hit with three attacks now. But I don't know... And there are those skeleton warriors. I would use my ultimate ability. And you, Lock, can go before the heads' turn, so we'll have time to do something.../
Is Ulta a Sylvan? I don't see any problems with using Ulta on the very first turn, by the way, I don't know why Ples is against it. But I think that we absolutely must eliminate the Knight with all our might, just to calm everyone down. Just imagine how they will cast new one-shot spells/paralyze/summon/debuffs on the next turn. Ugh.
Actually, I'm most interested in whether the heads have a separate health bar or not.
I think that they will most likely die along with him. There's a possibility that the Knight falls, and the heads roll away separately to different cells, but I hope that's not the case, as he is their host.
/I hope we'll still be alive by then, Ney. Because you're paralyzed for this round. Revan, send a Sylvan to attack the four-headed knight, the skeleton warrior, and the skeleton./
Meanwhile, the desert travelers reach Aldra. The crew of the "Astra" didn't take the deaths of Delirium and Sairos very well, but they agreed that they would gladly follow the instructions of the younger Belling. The bodies of the deceased were safely hidden on the ship; they needed to be returned home.