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The Donar tribe. An ancient old man, missing an eye, a hand, and a leg, stood on his remaining leg on a piece of wood, raised his staff high, and began to chant loudly.
-- Praise the sun!

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Funny C'Thun

Cop, I made a reference to this meme, I wasn't joking about hands.

Let's also rate the builds and quents on a ten-point scale.

I read your quents. I didn't really like the dominance of Necromancers and simple Mages.

Revan, as always, writes romantically. The character is interesting, and it will be interesting to see the difference between an army archer and a self-taught archer.

Ples created, probably, the most decent character in our company. Well, there should always be someone like that, at least for contrast.

Koshy has a classic dark elf rogue. The image is old, but reliable, I think it will be well received.

Siver really went all out. Probably, in terms of lore, his biography amused me the most; I laughed and appreciated it.

Arko created a religious fanatic-psycho. An interesting conflict of ideologies in the character's soul, I like it, it will be interesting to watch him.

Alex wrote exactly the kind of hysteric from the cannibal clan that I imagined. It contrasts well with my vision of this people, it's good.

I have a similar impression of the quents by Heroist and Ment. It seems like everything is fine, but somehow... I'm not particularly interested in mage-necromancers, sorry.

Morni did a good job, wrote it briefly but meaningfully. A good orc turned out, not a classic brainless warrior. I just didn't understand, can countries fight each other in our lore? It seems like the Order reconciled everyone, right?

Toxinuska

blue light

My eye is bothering me, so if you were planning to start a game today, don't wait for me. I'll join later.

Sounds like the name of a mob.

My eye is acting up, so if you were planning on starting a game today, don't wait for me. I'll join later.