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

Who's going to carry the team without you? Get well soon.

With each new turn,

Did he at least get the perk?

More likely, he lost the perk of sleep in the end.

And who will carry the group without you?

That's exactly what made me think about the theoretical usefulness of a full support in a mostly individual experience. Unless Reven sends him on a mission to enlighten some savages, who will then roast and eat him.

Or players will cheat the system and team up.

and then the GM will deceive the players and kill them.

Or the players will cheat the system and team up.

And get drunk.

The idea arose about the theoretical usefulness of a full support character in mostly individual gameplay. Unless Reven sends someone on a mission to enlighten some savages, who will then roast and eat him.

He will send them on a mission to enlighten the explorers.

Fucking Kingdoms.

I usually refer to them as the United or Impoverished Kingdoms.

Fucked, United, and Impoverished Kingdoms.

These are all Astarians; I wish they could all be burned in a furnace.

The Dining Kingdoms.

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Helmut, Abigail, Anusder, Lex, and Mirna arrive in Silvergard.

Helmut and Abigail enter the city without any problems; before them lies a city that is not exactly majestic but also not entirely unremarkable. Soon they will learn basic information about the region's capital one way or another.

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Silvergard
Stronghold of Astkirchen
The Quarter of Aristocrats, as it is known among the people, is essentially a city within a city, accessible only to those with certain privileges or possessing the appropriate permit issued by one of the Count's advisors. Astkirchen boasts powerful defensive structures and a favorable geographical location, which fully meets the needs of its inhabitants. Here are located the Count's personal possessions and those of many other aristocrats of Silvergard, the Council of Silvergard, the Gardens of Astkirchen, the smithy, the armory, the warehouse, the headquarters of the "Blue Cloaks" (the Count's personal guard), and the dungeon.

Central Street
This part of Silvergard is located around the town square, where various events and festivals are often held; in addition, stocks and a guillotine are clearly visible here – for those who have committed minor offenses and serious crimes. As in many other large cities, the most prominent buildings in this part of the city are the city administration building, the local branch of the trade guild, and the Ikigai Church. There are also the market and various shops: "Elsore's Books," "Alchemical Supplies," "Arrowhead," "Horn of Plenty," "Renown."

Lower Street
The district at the entrance to the city, named so because it is located at the lowest level compared to the rest of its parts. Here you can find a stable, an animal shop, a butcher's shop, a hunter's guild, a mercenary guild, and the "Dragon's Tear" tavern. The city guard building and Fort "Di Lest" are also located here—the location of most of Silvergard's soldiers.

Residential District
The place where most of the city's residents live.

Slums
The dwelling place of less fortunate and enterprising inhabitants of the city.
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"Halt!" A well-armed man approaches Anusder and introduces himself as a city guardsman. "I must inspect you."
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Meanwhile, Lex and Mirna were stopped by another guardsman. Something apparently didn't please him about their appearance, and he demanded that they identify themselves and state the purpose of their visit.

And so, a new city appeared before Abigail – Silvergard, the capital of the county of the same name. And, besides the fact that this city was, without a doubt, a city, the warrior didn't know how else to describe it – it didn't make a good or bad impression on her. At least, judging by its appearance. It was still too early to judge the rest, even from the perspective of a traveler.
However, before taking a closer look at Silvergard, Abigail decided to first devote time to more pressing matters and headed to the mercenaries' guild. Even though she had a certain amount of money with her, it was worth immediately determining the opportunities for potential earnings in a new place, and only then, based on them, decide whether it was worth exploring the local shops or whether it was better to hold back on spending for now.

The guild building was unguarded, and one could enter without any inspection or questions. In the center of a small hall, three men were sitting around a round table, playing cards, while behind the reception desk stood an apparently indifferent Dark Elf woman.

One of the three gave Abigail a typical Iki greeting, then returned to the game. Another simply nodded, and the third didn't even glance at her.