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#1533
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I don't mind if there's even a slight chance of winning, but I'm a bot that isn't afraid of death and will probably die in any battle anyway, so you're the one taking the bigger risk.
It's ironic how a "good" decision led us to the toughest guy with the worst loot.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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#1534
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I agree. Personally, I'm not afraid of this Burtharg (although his surroundings, especially due to his leadership skills, can be intimidating).
 

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#1535
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It's ironic how a "good" decision led us to the toughest guy with the worst loot.
The quests in the previous game clearly show that the more negative a character's faction, the easier the quests are. It seems to be the same here...
worst loot
He has good loot.

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I'm not against it if there's even a small chance of winning, but I'm a machine that isn't afraid of death and will probably die anyway in any battle, so you're the one taking the biggest risk.
Well, if we get wiped out, Emma's done for too. At best, she'll be turned into a training dummy. At worst, she'll be sold to some Gunnar.
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#1536
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Like I said—for the most part. If even one of you survived, that would be enough, unless they melt me down or blast me into atoms. In any case, this
At best, she'll be turned into a training dummy. At worst, sold to some Gunnar.
could only scare a meatbag. The most that same Gunnar would do is pick his nose, bash it with a club, and toss the pieces onto the scrap heap.
He's got good loot.
I'm talking about WEALTH.
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#1537
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I'm talking about WEALTH.
I think it refers more to the economic power of the faction, rather than the direct wealth of the leader. And even then, it's important to consider that everything is relative. In any case, after killing Butarg, we probably won't have much time for looting. We'll search the corpses, maybe the rooms adjacent to the battlefield (if it takes place in a building), and quickly make our escape.
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#1538
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Well, the treasury must be somewhere near the leader, not in a savings bank. Maybe under the pillow or behind a secret lever. What if they let you rob it...
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#1539
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The news that their group was heading to Hekkelia for a conflict didn't evoke much emotion in Stefan. It was just a job, and as long as he wasn't forced to do something utterly immoral – like killing children or helping the Visterians – he approached any assignment accordingly. From an ideological point of view, the stakes were equally low; in his personal opinion, all the local Clans could slaughter each other for days on end, and even if the Mantis won in the end, he would just yawn boredly. Perhaps that's why he didn't actively participate in the discussion. However, upon arriving in the city, a thought suddenly occurred to him:
-Listen, Alicia, Fresia isn't that far from here.
-Very observant of you – the wolf girl giggled.
-Don't you ever miss home?
-You're so funny – the Fresian laughed – you never cease to amaze me with your naiveté! For me, my home is you!
-Well, if we're talking about homes, I'm more likely to spend the night in you than you in me.
Despite the awkwardness of the joke, Alicia burst out laughing and kissed the Celian on the cheek.
First post from the character's perspective on page 103 of the game, congratulate me.

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I agree with Heroist that we should try taking on the quest.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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#1540
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Just a reminder that the chance of resurrecting the old woman depends on her remaining health, so don't think, "Well, we'll finish him off somehow, even if he loses two-thirds of his health, we'll still resurrect him." Also, after a couple of deaths, Delhi might suddenly decide that he's actually on Butarg's side.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza,
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
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#1541
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But we have a huge resource flow, right? Plus all sorts of spells and so on. As for Delhi, it really is a weak point, but it will be that way no matter what.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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#1542
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We have a steady stream of healing spells. Our mana doesn't regenerate, and one of our resuscitators happens to be Delia. It might be worth asking Sharron if he can provide any assistance, even just information.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza,
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
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#1543
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So, which faction do you suggest I play as?
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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#1544
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That's exactly what I was going to ask about, if we decide to take down Butarg.
Just a reminder that the chance of resurrecting the old woman depends on her remaining health, and you shouldn't think, "Well, we'll take him down somehow, even if he loses two-thirds of his health, we'll still resurrect him."
Actually, the old woman might not even survive until that moment.
"Well, we'll take him down somehow, even if he loses two-thirds of his health, we'll still resurrect him."
With a bit of luck, we can focus fire on him and take him down in 1-2 rounds. But that's what luck is for. Reducing his health by half won't be too difficult, but then the problems will start. Also, we don't know what kind of support group he'll have. Although, of course, there will be someone to replace them. Fortunately, there's not much point in attacking him in melee combat with non-Berserkers or non-Wisterians.
And after a couple of deaths, Deliy might suddenly decide that he's on Butarg's side.
To be honest, if we start dying a lot, Deliy's betrayal will be the least of our problems.
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#1545
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Delhi is indeed a weak point, but it will remain so regardless of the circumstances.

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#1546
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Estimated damage in the first round: 1305-1630 if our melee units can get close to him.

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Ah, but if the Visier had taken Demonic Strike, we could have taken down that bastard relatively easily.

Added 9 minutes ago
If we fight, the characters' actions will be as follows:
Butargo Slayers: Jert, Relhiras, Kataviana, Gunnar, Min (Disabling Shot), Ilza (JUST IN CASE), Sigurd, Emma (Mirror)
Dealing with fodder: Reinhold, Alicia, Stefan, Thorir, Goran, Min (after upgrading the shot), Klyuk
Supports: Asmund, Mironega, Aldric, DELIY, Emma (?)

We'll buff Jert and the berserkers. With Deliy, we'll POSSIBLY cast Flight on Asmund and Aldric. Emma will also cast Mirror on one of them, if not on the melee units. Revan said that the banner provokes enemies. So, Aldric is a very good candidate.


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As an alternative, we can buff Kataviana instead of Gunnar.

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If we buy the Officer's Cloak, we'll slightly increase our chances in battle. +7 to Dodge, Accuracy, and Initiative can decide the outcome of the battle. Besides, we're going to die anyway. We should also check the library. It's possible that there will be something potentially useful for our quest.
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#1547
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I'll check later.

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