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Bomb is just a shrapnel-explosive blast, mostly, while fire is a specific incineration. Unless Revan clarifies that "normal injuries" for dolls include a fireball, then it's fine. But logic suggests that's unlikely. And he could have summoned a mob or even tried to control someone a long time ago. And disposing of Sharon's body by eating it is amusing, but not at all necessary. And the mob might not be suitable for that function after all the struggles. It's enough to simply cut off or crush the face/burn it/disfigure the corpse in some other way to the point of being unrecognizable. And if he lacks imagination, he can just take it with him.
After all, you could have summoned a mob a long time ago.
One that won't fit through the door. They can be quite large.
Or even try to control someone.
The range isn't right. You'll still have to go into the second room and, most likely, come under fire. And move to one of the positions I mentioned.
It's enough to simply cut or crush the face/burn/otherwise disfigure the corpse to the point of being unrecognizable. And if you don't have enough imagination, just take it with you.
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The body of Sharon himself must be destroyed.
And I don't think we'll have the opportunity to discreetly remove the corpse from the palace. That's why I like the idea of devouring him – if there's a suitable monster, nothing will remain of Sharon. No suspicious disfigured corpses. And I interpreted the command as "destroy the body" – destroy it completely. If it's possible to get by with simply disfiguring the body, that would be great.
Added 16 minutes ago Another thing is that our situation is really bad right now. So, casting a spell on you might be worthwhile. If you live that long. I see two options: 1) Cast "Mirror" on Kataviana, and then have her execute the resurrection plan. 2) Try to control the crowd of guards. But this would involve moving Emma to one of the positions I mentioned earlier. And there might be a catch in the fact that they have helmets with protection against mental influence. I don't think summoning a monster is such a good option. As you yourself said, they are random. Something might be summoned that dies from a couple of blows from the guards. Something might be summoned that can't get into the other room. And Reven doesn't even want to give me a list of possible creatures. And of those, I only remember a snake with 4000 HP that takes up a lot of space.
Which won't fit through the door. They can be quite large.
Lol. Then we should summon him directly into the large hall, where there's a double or triple doorway. And if the monstrosity turns out to be a cyclops the size of half a room, the bots from the other hall might attack it and flee themselves.
Sharon's body itself must be destroyed.
And he didn't give us anything for that, not even a lousy vial of acid? Is he really a big shot in the spy clan? Then Rails can chop him to pieces, or Goran can stuff a bomb into his body cavity, and it will be like with Mineko. Or whoever casts fire on our side can burn him to ashes. In any case, we'll have to do something like that if the monster turns out not to be a flesh-eater. It could be a unicorn, an elemental, a spirit, or just a humanoid demon.
And I don't think we'll have a chance to discreetly remove the corpse from the palace.
Well, I think we could manage it in the worst case. After all, we definitely have to escape from here, which means we'll take the corpse with us to a place inaccessible to the guards. And then we can split it into pieces and flush it down the toilet in portions. The main thing is that the person is gone and cannot be found, and whether it happened sooner or later doesn't matter. And if we don't manage to escape, then Sharon's body must be left in plain sight.
And there might be a catch in the fact that they have helmets with protection against mental influences.
Very convenient cheat, typical overpowered guard writing.
I didn't pay too much attention to the battle and your plans, so I don't know what's more viable. But I can say one thing - it's not very fun to just put yourself in danger to skip a turn and then be destroyed. Subdue or summon - something can definitely be done. It might not be very effective, I might die in the process, or it might help. If I'm going to die anyway, why pay less?
Then Rails can chop it to pieces, or Goran can stuff a bomb into its body cavity, and it will be like with Mineko.
That idea did occur.
Or whoever casts fire on our side can burn it to ashes.
That one too. But I'm afraid there won't be enough mana by that time. So I abandoned that idea.
It could be a unicorn, an elemental, a spirit, or just a humanoid demon.
Yes, even some small hellhound. I didn't say that the idea of a monster without the possibility of failure was a good one. Just that it could open access to the best option.
Then you need to summon it right away in the large hall, where there is a double or triple. And if the monster turns out to be a cyclops half the size of the room, then the bots from the other hall might attack it and run away themselves.
You need to get there. That's your main problem. The spell has a range of only 5 cells.
And then you can split it into pieces and flush it down the toilet in portions.
Yes, that thought did occur. You can also bury it somewhere in a tunnel, by the way. In pieces.
It might not be very effective, I might get blown away in the process, or it might help.
In fact, controlling a crowd of guards can fundamentally change the outcome of the battle. At least for now. And if you don't get shot before or after that. Well, I already said that your fragility and short spell range are the main problem.
If I'm going to get blown away anyway, why pay less?
Relkhiras moves to the right of C14 and attacks. Alicia positions herself at the top wall of the second room, in line with L1 and L2. Tyril runs to the upper left corner of the second room and assists Relkhiras against C14. Reinhild, using "Gleam," attacks C8 and C9, then retreats to the second room. The path ends to the right of Jert's corpse. He needs to gather all the burnt corpses. Stefan prevents C14 from receiving bonuses from buffs. Because one must have a conscience. Goran prevents C14 from living. With regular attacks, not with area-of-effect spells that are deadly to allies. Gunnar and Sigurd retreat five squares to the left. Emma moves to the square above Jert's corpse.
Alicia stands at the top wall of the second room, in line with L1 and L2. Tyriel stands to the left of Alicia. Reinhild, using "Gleam," attacks C8 and C9, then retreats to the second room. The path ends to the right of Jert's corpse. You need to gather all the burnt corpses together. Stefan prevents C14 from receiving bonuses from buffs. Because one must have a conscience. If Stefan successfully removes the buffs from C14, then Goran attacks the last non-AoE target with auto-attacks. If Stefan misses with the "Dispel" shot, he retreats behind Emma. Gunnar and Sigurd retreat five squares to the left. Emma stands on the square above Jert's corpse.
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