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#1236
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Okay, they added the parameters and recalculated the numbers (except for the critical hit chance), so now I can definitely play.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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#1237
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For the leader of "Lumen," Alaria's report on what happened was quite alarming, as the description indicated that the attackers did not resemble any of the groups known in Akkerwald or Brightwind. However, despite this, they decided to continue with the planned operation, the details of which were not revealed until its very beginning. Over the next two weeks, new recruits from "Lumen" underwent effective training under Zaffir's close supervision and also participated in exercises with the third squad of Orion's sixth division. Ingelster, captain of one of Fenrir's squads. He is taciturn during his free time but highly effective in conducting productive training sessions and, according to his subordinates, in battles. He uses an ephemeral pistol and a full set of combat tools typical of Jael Helsward's versatile soldiers. Krait, another of Jael Helsward's test subjects. Before joining the ranks of the Imperial Liberation Front, he trained in the techniques of the "Shining Sword" and continued to improve in this area after the end of the civil war, but now following the philosophy of the followers of the "Path of the Sword." Lytta, a former officer in Larian's armed forces. During one of the operations in Brightwind, she received serious injuries and severe psychological disorders. She was demoted due to her harsh treatment of her subordinates. Later, she joined Orion and then Fenrir. Troyz, another of Jael Helsward's test subjects. He prefers to fight with a combat knife and eliminate his opponents stealthily; he is a master scout. Raine, another of Jael Helsward's test subjects. After the end of the civil war, he was one of the few victims of the experiment who tried to live a normal life. First, he started a family in Darkiria, and then he left to "see the world," visiting southern Enclasia and Tiaral before returning. Rina. When Raine returned from his long journey, he learned that his wife had started a new family. By this time, he no longer felt any emotions for her and did not plan to interfere in her life in any way; however, at the request of their common daughter, he took her out of the family where she was having a hard time. Gilza. She used to be part of Orion's 2nd division but transferred to Fenrir at her own request. A sadist and nymphomaniac, she enjoys torturing prisoners. Mitch. A veteran deserter from Ordegaard. During the war with Ifrit, he lost his humanity and subsequently lost his identity. Norio. A Nihon warrior who left his homeland for some reason; initially joined Orion's 5th division but was later transferred to the sixth. Gleiser. One of those who joined Fenrir before it joined Orion. He never says anything; he silently does his job. A few days before the operation began, Zaffir announced its details: "Orion" planned to raid a Larian Republic base in Areida. According to the commander, they had three key tasks: 1. Attack on the base. The most difficult part and practically impossible under normal circumstances, but the presence of members of the sixth division in their ranks opened up opportunities for successfully achieving the set goals. Participants: 10 people Required: Ingelster (commander) The rest can be freely moved between the first and second groups. Reward: access to the specialization of Fenrir or Orion, 5000 experience points, 100 Larian rummies. 2. Preventing reinforcements. The second group must cut off the road for Larian reinforcements that may come from the republic's nearest outposts. Participants: all others Reward: 2000 experience points, 100 Larian rummies. 3. Protecting the camp and both groups from possible attacks by a third party. Participants: Zaffir and his subordinates. In short, you can either have everyone go with option two, or send someone (or everyone) to the first group and transfer an equal number of participants from there to the second.

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Резара - Аксель - Орвальд - ЭмилияСтэфания - Амвросий - ЛестерАльсираАлария

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#1238
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raid the base of the Larian Republic in Areida
/We need to find some tame harpies, and victory is guaranteed./
Небо – мольбы не ждёт
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт

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#1242
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Just in case, the first group has the Fenrir quest, and the second group has the Lumen quest, with all the consequences that entails.

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Резара - Аксель - Орвальд - ЭмилияСтэфания - Амвросий - ЛестерАльсираАлария

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#1243
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So, will the character receive bonuses from the corresponding unit? Or are we only talking about the difficulty level?
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#1244
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Alright, let's go for round 2, what do you say?

Whatever
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#1246
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/I wouldn't mind switching places with some Fenrir player. Moreover, there's a thought that the starting Lumen bonus is stronger than the Fenrir one. Therefore, if their quest is doable, then in this scenario, it will be easier.
And I feel like I should role-play and ask to join them./
 

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#1247
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A veteran deserter
A DESERTER WITH EXPERIENCE.
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#1248
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Revan, I seem to have miscalculated the damage reduction from fire, water, and air.
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Where do we end up when we save the world?
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#1249
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I believe that ten people should be sent on the first mission. However, I don't think anyone here would disagree.
As for the candidates for swapping, in the best-case scenario (a Heroist is unlikely to want to), there are three: Alaria, Tylen, and Illurin. The rest, as I see it, are too weak for this mission. And I'm not sure it's worth swapping (even though the reward looks very attractive) someone from Fenrir for someone from our group. Partly because, without us, the quest will likely proceed on autopilot, meaning it will be faster and with an outcome solely focused on the successful completion of the second task.
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#1250
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And I'm sure it's worth swapping.
/ *are you sure it's not worth it?/
/ I highly doubt that the autopilot will be automatically successful in the first mission. Rather, I believe that someone needs to go and take control. I still remember how a bunch of cool mercenary squads from Tirzostan, on autopilot, all failed miserably. /
 

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