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#3743
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/ Knights are not supply wagons; they are more mobile and can quickly reach the point indicated by a local scout. /
The spy was with Niflheim, and they planted a bug on us during the feast.
/Or like this... /
 

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#3744
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I was watching an animated series where a group of people were severely poisoned through food, so another group could manipulate them into doing their bidding in exchange for an antidote. Then it turned out that the initial poison wasn't lethal, and the sick people suffered a bit but eventually recovered, and it was all just a prank.
I don't remember this being discussed in the thread. Were we not trying to go to Glinomes' clinic and identify the text of the perk? Or is there nowhere to turn to for help here?
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#3745
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Lock, if you've read the thread, you should know that our medic has already examined Torir. And Revan explicitly stated that he won't last much longer.
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#3746
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Morning
I was watching an animated series where a group of people were severely poisoned through food so that another group of people would do the bidding of the poisoner for an antidote, and then it turned out that the initial poison wasn't lethal, and that the sick people suffered a bit, but recovered, and it was all just a prank.
I don't remember this in the thread, did we not try to go to the Glinomes clinic and identify the text of the perk? Or is there nowhere to turn to?
We didn't try. But now that we know for sure that we are being watched, trying is not very wise. It's better to strike during the operation to inflict maximum damage, and then look for options.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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#3747
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I watched an animated work where a group of people were severely poisoned through food so that another group of people would dance to the tune of the poisoner for an antidote, and then it turned out that the initial poison was not lethal, and that the sick people suffered a bit and recovered, and it was just a prank.
I don't remember this in the thread, were we not trying to go to Glinomes' clinic and identify the perk text? Or is there nowhere to turn to here?
Yes, I was also thinking about the possibility that it is not lethal. Torir has been bleeding for almost a day now, although initially it seemed that he would die in a couple of hours.
Well, as for that... We can try to get treatment from healers, but the chances are slim. We have already tried the main remedies ourselves, and the healers will only help if we are lucky enough to encounter one who specifically knows about these fruits.
 

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#3748
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Listen, I'll remind you that these fruits are named after that very nebula. That is, it's a completely original product, and not many people know about them.
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#3750
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Lock, if you've read the thread, you should know that our medic has already examined Torir. And Revan explicitly stated that he won't last long.
I read it and remember, but it doesn't answer the question about the hospital. In the end, if such an institution exists here, then doctors with a true calling could give a more accurate diagnosis with the help of tools and special equipment, rather than a mercenary in the field determining it by eye, simply by looking at the symptoms and their initial progression. Who knows, maybe we're not even the first victims of this fog's machinations in this region.
But now that we know for sure that we're being watched, trying is not very wise.
It's not that unwise. Even if Plesa was taken somewhere, it doesn't mean that the rest are obliged to stand and suffer from dysentery on the cobblestones, waiting instead of immediately going to the doctor. And if this is a super-powerful poison that cannot be cured by ordinary means, then we will crawl to the bandits one way or another and do what they ask. But if this poison can be cured, then the bandits won't be able to do anything to us.

Of course, all this is viable only if there is something like a hospital in the city.
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#3751
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Actually, if it weren't for the words "won't last long," I would have thought the same thing myself. I even had that idea. But Revan wouldn't deceive players directly in posts like this.

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Of course, all of this is viable only if there is something like a hospital in the city.
It would be strange if there wasn't a hospital in the city.

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And if it's a super-powerful poison that can't be cured by ordinary means.
Traditional methods, panaceas, and even Erathian magic don't work. In general, it's more likely no than yes. Otherwise, it would be a completely arbitrary poisoning.
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#3752
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Of course, it will. He's a master of complex strategies and is always thinking about how to ruin the players' experience.

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#3753
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It would be, but this is just a crappy medieval setting, and who knows. Anyway, we went to the city for help. What's the point of turning around 180 degrees now? Unless they try to shake you down for money for an inspection, then you could justify not doing the simplest and most obvious thing in this situation.
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#3754
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No one has ever said that you are intentionally doing this and making it your goal to spoil the game or the mood of the players. If you don't remember, I defended you several times in this thread when others suspected foul play. I'm just saying that the end result isn't always that fun, due to the imbalance caused by these kinds of traps. It often happens that one wrong move by a group can lead to very unpleasant consequences. That's why many players develop a fear of every bush.
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#3755
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Ultimately, you decide how to react in such a situation. If I were poisoned, I would go to a therapist in this city, even if I had to crawl and leave a trail of filth behind me, regardless of what some jerk said about Aldric in some basement regarding the metagame. This is logical, role-playing, and there's a chance for a positive outcome.
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#3756
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Who knows, maybe we're not even the first victims of such fog-related shenanigans in this region.
/ And that's why I said there's at least some chance, not a definite 0. But objectively, it looks like the fog creatures specifically targeted our group and had a specific goal: to kill Sharon. They probably haven't used such a cunning and powerful method in the recent past, so the doctors wouldn't know anything about it. And even if they have, it's not a guarantee that the doctors wouldn't say something like, "Oh, it's some kind of weird thing, very powerful... Well, unfortunately, the patient died then, I don't know how to treat it."
Considering practical logic, in the early stages, in addition to the methods we've already tried, we could have tried to cleanse the intestines of the fungus, but that's not so simple or quick. /
That's why many players develop a fear of every bush.
/ And, I must add, it's still not enough fear of every bush!/
 

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#3757
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But as it is, we went to the city for help. What's the point in turning around 180 degrees now? Unless they charge you for the inspection, then you can justify the unwillingness to do the simplest and most obvious thing in this situation.
I'm not saying you shouldn't try. I'm just expressing skepticism about whether it will have any effect.