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Considering that the "stronger" clan had much weaker units, I wouldn't be so sure.

I don't understand what you're talking about.

Their clan leader was slightly stronger than the ordinary guards of a "weaker" clan.

And ordinary warriors folded very easily, even under our complete encirclement, without archers, and with the inability to use all melee fighters.

be weaker and have worse equipment.

Aldric would then have to talk to Richard (the leader of the White Mist clan, and if you attacked them, he would flee on his first turn), who would thank him for completing the task. When asked about the medicine, he would say that, of course, it is ready and that he will be ready to hand it over at any moment once he receives the money. When asked about the money and why it is so expensive, he would say that Aldric must have misunderstood Arhe, and the medicine certainly cannot be free. When it turns out that Aldric has nothing to pay with, Richard will nod understandingly and say that he is lucky – someone very influential and wealthy was willing to show great generosity and pay for them, on the condition that the leader of the "Hearts" and each of his subordinates sign a contract confirming their debt to this person. If everything goes as proposed, Richard will give Aldric the real medicine, and this chapter will be over (after that, you can return home, and a month will pass. As long as the organization has this debt, it will have certain penalties (a fixed -2 reputation with any potential employer), and in the very first month after returning, Anumar will offer to pay off the debt to him by working for him. The work he offers would consist of a series of small tasks in the territory of Fresia – all with the aim of its subsequent capture. After completing this work, the Hearts would finally be free from illness and obligations – without any deceptive maneuvers, except for one final one: Anumar, impressed by Relhiras's performance in the Girr arena, would offer Delia to "sell" him in exchange for a large sum of money (to which he would definitely agree due to the effect of the amulets). And he would tame him using another Heckelian artifact – the master and slave bracelets. The effect is obvious, with a small caveat that the second bracelet must be worn voluntarily, but it is not necessary to know what effect it has. Well, that's it, the game would continue as usual.

But a guy with lower combat ability should also have a weaker army and be weaker himself, with worse equipment. Unless he separately hires some mercenaries for his protection.

slave-terminators

10 multi-step strategies out of 10. One question remains: why is the task almost impossible? How were we supposed to kill Sharon?

Visterian slaves.

The only question that remains is: why was the task almost impossible? How were we supposed to kill Sharron?

It's funny you say that, because I still have a link to it in my signature. Check out his equipment and stats yourself. In short, he's a very powerful mage.

And the "skilled hands" origin gives them an additional character of any origin.