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So, I'm going with the arena for now. With complete victories, Relkhiras will gain аж four levels and a ton of gold. Massage will further increase evasion and agility. Huge agility and speed guarantee the right to the first move. By the way, Revan, does the massage bonus double for a duelist, or is it already a bonus on top of that?
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If I say he'll gain something but lose the duelist bonuses, how will you react?
I'll ask one of the guys to make a similar poster for our opponent...
Even so, it's decent. 360 accuracy will be more than enough, even without considering potential level-ups, which should be more than enough for Butarg.
I'm almost certain that Relkhiras, despite all assumptions, will fail due to his reliance on luck and evasion. It will either be due to bad dice rolls or a powerful item that negates his advantage. But since we might lose even more units if we attack the estate, let's just go with the arena. :smile32:
I wouldn't be surprised by that, actually. But the arena seems like a more "clean" way to complete the quest. So, I'm more inclined towards that. And even if Relhiras is killed there, he would have died in the mansion anyway.
In short, I'm voting for the arena for now. With complete victories, Relhiras will gain as many as four levels and a ton of gold. Massage will further increase evasion and agility. Huge agility and speed guarantee the right to the first move.
You haven't convinced me. Of course, in this case, the decision remains with the majority of votes + the opinion of the Hero himself; I'm just stating my position.
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And even if Relhiras is killed on it, he would have died in the mansion anyway.
That's not true. Also, it's possible that after Relhiras wins, Revan will say, "Well, the new leader can't be a player character, so he goes under AI control." Just in case - this is the least of my concerns; I'm still afraid, and I'm almost sure that Relhiras will die in the arena.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
I'm just saying that Relkhiras is more dangerous in duels than on the actual battlefield. He's a strong combat unit, but, as you may have noticed, not overwhelmingly critical. We can still have a good chance of defeating him. And we can win even without him. Especially if we manage to get rid of the fodder, and Ment's kiting plan works. And, considering all the variables, the chances of success through the arena are higher than the chances of success through the mansion. So why not try the more statistically reliable option first? If you're afraid, you can buy information about the opponent(s) and then think about it based on what you see.
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It's also possible that after Relkhiras wins, Revan will say, "Well, the new leader can't be a player character, so he goes under AI control."
I don't think Revan will do that. Especially since our goal isn't to become leaders, but to kill the leader in a duel and slip away.
We won't have enough money for everything, and even if we buy it, the information might be incomplete. You wrote that Relsha should defeat Burgurt in 4 turns. I don't know if you considered the scenario where Relsha damages Burgurt, and then the latter attacks and heals a billion health, but let's assume that you did. Out of these four attempts, just two unsuccessful ones are enough for us to lose everything. How statistically likely is that? In my opinion, it's quite likely.
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Moreover, our task is not to become leaders, but to kill the leader in a duel and slip away.
Well, it's kind of like in Chronicles of Riddick, where the guy didn't intend to be a leader, but somehow it happened.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
We won't have enough money for everything, and even if we buy it, the information might be incomplete.
That's why we'll buy one opponent first. At the same time, we'll get a rough idea of the principle by which Revan generates opponents. But I think all stats, abilities, and equipment will be there.
You wrote that Rel'sa should defeat Burgurt in 4 turns.
Four hits out of six. In the first turn. With a 25% chance to miss under adrenaline (that is, for all attacks after the first two hits).
I don't know if you considered the scenario where Rel'sa damages Burgurt, and then the latter hits and heals a billion health, but let's assume you did.
1174/4=293, which is less than the damage from one non-demonic hit from Rel'hiras. The only problem is that one hit will mean the death of Rel'hiras within two turns if we don't learn and buy him that armor for 8 coins.
Out of these four throws, just two unsuccessful ones are enough for us to lose everything.
Butarg has two attacks per round.
How statistically likely is this? In my opinion, it's quite enough.
The chance to hit Rel'hiras, taking into account adrenaline, is 10%. 6.5% without adrenaline.
Added 3 minutes ago I also want to note that if Rel'hiras fails his ultimate and doesn't get kicked in the butt (however, with that armor for 8 coins, kicks are not scary for him), then he can definitely run around the arena away from Butarg. Fortunately, there are abilities that allow you to attack even like that. And then the cooldown of the cleave passes, and you can try again.
Bugurt destroys any armor upon impact. Or does penetration not equal destruction?
Four hits. Out of six. On the first turn. With a 25% chance to miss under adrenaline (that is, for all attacks after the first two hits).
Do you consider that demonic cleave with a critical hit? Does it actually crit? And after deducting Bugurt's armor, will four hits really be enough? There will be -100 -50% for each attack. Plus, 20% damage reduction.
And that's not counting the kick and the paralyzing attack, after which I immediately become a corpse.
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