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After looking at my stats, I realized that I suddenly have the ability to fight with katanas, haha. But, of course, if the quest is one-time and/or to the death, then it's better for pure melee fighters to try.

It will turn out that she is a companion of the type "defeat me and I will travel with you".

-- Well, I prefer bows over swords. Too bad... Do you work here?

— You could say that. My name is Sikfara, by the way.

Sick Pharah

-- Min.
Like, I'll hang around a bit longer, and then we'll see. I'm probably done... There's not much point in going to the library; Min isn't a good reader and hasn't even opened a book. But here, maybe someone from our group will show up to fight, or if no one does, I'll think about that option myself.
Revan, answer this: would you be up for a duel based on the rules of those in the Fortress of Onore, down to 1 HP?

Visiting the library isn't very useful.

I think a Heroes player might visit. Actually, only he still has mages, if you don't count Emma. Or Arec, considering the old herbalist.

So, for a Mentat, any duel to the death is just a game, right?

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The guards escort three mercenaries into the Sunlit Halls – a rich, spacious, and majestic room with high ceilings, where marble and gold dominated the architecture. There they were met by the head of the Sun Clan, Sharron.

- Welcome, friends. The man approached the guests, placing his right hand on his hip. - I am Sharron. I'm glad we met. He smiled, turned around, and gracefully sat down in an armchair that had been brought in moments before by his servants. In exactly the same way, a table and other furniture were brought in, where the visitors could sit. - Please, have a seat.

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Revan, answer this for now: will the duel be like those in Fortress Onore, to 1 HP?

Ask her.

For Mentha, any duel to the death is just that, right?

Down to one HP – no.

Ask her.

I don't want to right now. Maybe later.

— Likewise. Aldrik von Falkenrath, — introduced himself the leader of the "Iron Hearts," before accepting the offer from the Heckelian, — thank you for your hospitality. The Jagensdorf native could confidently say that Sharron was one of the most eccentric people he had ever dealt with. Reinhold, as far as he could tell, shared the same opinion. In a different situation, the swordswoman might even have allowed herself an impolite comment, but she understood perfectly well that doing something like that now would be, at the very least, unwise. Besides, it was difficult to deny the warmth of the "Clan of the Sun" leader. Instead, she followed Aldrik's example.

While the assembled guests exchanged greetings, Sharron's servants brought to the table alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages to choose from, as well as dishes with a clear predominance of meat and vegetables. After that, one of the lords of Heckelia moved directly to discussing the main issue.
— Military conflicts are undoubtedly very beneficial in material and ideological terms for a certain category of people interested in them. People like you, for example. However, for the undeniable majority, they bring no benefit. It is obvious that order is necessary for conducting business, and peace is necessary for prosperity. I desire the achievement of these two things in Heckelia – order and peace. What I want to hire your organization for serves to achieve precisely this goal. Of course, this is related to the current war between the lords of Heckelia on its territories. The task is very simple in its essence – I need you to go to Girr and eliminate Burtarg, the leader of the Black Serpent clan. If this is accomplished, the clan of warriors will sink into a sea of chaos for an indefinite time and will be forced to withdraw from the war, allowing our alliance to defeat the mantis without hindrance. As a result, everyone will be satisfied and happy.

okay, I'm going back to base

Heh. That's exactly what I was afraid of. Well, at least we now know the stats of our potential opponent.

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So, we take the quest and go to die, or what? Because I'm a bit scared. I mean, he has a ton of HP, dodge, vampirism, dodge and accuracy bonuses at low HP, immunity to mind control, a huge reduction in incoming damage, and AoE attacks.

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In short, only Barbarians (200x3 and 325x4), the Heroist Sorceress (1300, plus paralysis!), Jerrt (400x2), and the Wisetree can deal decent damage to him (310). Min can cast Disarming Strike on him (and deal 70x2 damage), blocking his AoE attacks. Locken can cast "Mirror" on one of us, which should work well against this jerk. The rest will deal with his minions.

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If we manage to kill Burtharg, we'll get a top-tier weapon for the Wisetree (or, as an option, for the Berserker Alex) and armor for someone. Well, once the skill is leveled up.

It's still quite difficult to hit him, and he's unlikely to be alone. But I don't mind trying.
If we wipe out on the first quest even with maximum preparation and a fully optimized team, it won't be the players' fault.

It's still going to be difficult to hit him, and he probably won't be alone.

120 evasion without adrenaline and 180 with adrenaline. Together with the bonuses from the banner and leadership, all of us (except Aldric and Asmund, who have 20 and 25 respectively) will have +45 accuracy. It's not to say that this raises the chances of hitting to 50% for most characters (even without adrenaline), but it does improve the situation somewhat. Berserkers also have a hundred attacks. And, I assume, they don't need to worry about foot attacks. But it will be difficult for Kataviana to hit. As an option, you could try to do all this through stealth, steal the sword with a Vistarian, and use it to kill Burtarg. Fortunately, your terminator has incredible stealth.