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I just want to sleep. And die. I'll count up to Lok and Revan, and that's it for today.

I'll decide which potions to drink after the briefing on the Lafir, just in case.
(note to myself)

Before facing the Lafirs, I'll also buy and drink some potions for accuracy and evasion, if there aren't any penalties for doing so.

The battle lasted only a few moments, but it felt like days to Hanzo. He knew that the wound inflicted by the spear was fatal, but it didn't torment him – he gripped the hilt of his trusty sword tightly and continued to fight with renewed vigor.

Well, it seems okay. I'm using a potion that gives me 600 attack and finishing off the guy.

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Does he penetrate armor or does he only deal physical damage? My resistance is almost at 100. Or is willpower calculated first, and then armor? I just want to understand.

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Sidu managed to defeat the demon, but its poison was still affecting the Knight.

/But it regenerates faster than it dies from poison, right?
Turns out, regeneration is a good thing.../

Therefore, in some systems, the poison blocks or even overrides it.

The battle lasted only a few moments, but it seemed like days to Hanzo. He knew that the wound inflicted by the spear was fatal, but this did not torment his soul – he firmly gripped the hilt of his trusty sword and continued to fight with renewed vigor.

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The samurai was defeated by his former comrade.

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/ But he regenerates faster than he dies from poison?
Turns out regeneration is a good thing.../

That's why, in some systems, poison blocks or even overrides it.

Well, technically, it should only work in combat. But since I forgot to mention that, yes, it overrides. So it will work.

Therefore, don't be scatterbrained.

/He died himself and took the girl with him. If I didn't know Revan, I would have thought he had something against them, this is already the second one for experience.../

That's why you shouldn't be a scatterbrained cloud.

/ In his case, it's not that important, because Locke didn't forget about the antidote, he'll drink it...
By the way, everyone who goes against the Lafirs should take it too. Judging by Arza's experience.
Sky, did I miss something, or did you not say that the poison doesn't work on liches?/

If you're going to die, it's better to do it in the company of a woman than a man.

/ He died himself and took the girl with him. If I didn't know Revan, I would have thought he had something against them, this is already the second one for experience.../

/ In his case, it's not that important, because Locke didn't forget about the antidote, he'll drink it...
By the way, everyone who goes against the Lafirs should take it too. Judging by Arza's experience.
Hey, did I miss something, or did you not say that poison doesn't work on liches?/

Just Hanzo hated lifeforms, just like I do.

Lich
Brief description
Immunity to diseases and poisons

It doesn't work.

I also have immunity :cool:

Just don't let Bridget catch it. She doesn't have immunity...

The hardened hide and stony muscles of the hideous creature could have caused considerable inconvenience to members of the regular army or local hunters, but fortunately, they succumbed to the two-meter blade of a knight's sword. Nevertheless, the battle was long and exhausting, and for a while, the area was filled with the clang of steel and the roar of the demonic spawn. Finally, catching the demon off balance with another swing, the knight lunged forward, driving his full weight into the creature's body, slamming it against the wall of the barn, and with a powerful, practiced movement, he slashed its torso diagonally from shoulder to hip. A couple of moments later, the monster's howl turned into gurgling and wheezing, its body convulsively twitched, clawing at the ground, and finally went limp. Sid stood in a combat stance for a while, weapon at the ready, then whispered a short litany, placed his foot on the shoulder of the limp creature, and with the name of the Creator on his lips, he plunged and twisted his two-handed sword deep into its chest – just in case. Satisfied with the result, he wiped the blood from the blade on a haystack, took off his helmet, took a deep breath, ran his disheveled hair back, and wiped the sweat from his forehead with the plate on his vambrace. The armor was slightly dented and scratched in places, but fortunately, nothing that couldn't be fixed with a simple polish and a couple of tools from his field equipment maintenance kit. His muscles ached with fatigue, his bones ached, his head spun, and he was gasping for breath. Not all of these symptoms were caused by the poison – he had become accustomed to some of them and lived with them for decades. Nevertheless, his normal well-being was gradually returning, so he decided not to resort to an antidote for now, unless he suddenly felt worse, instead choosing to pray to the Lord for good health, and at the same time, for the repose of the souls of those whom the monster had managed to kill. Having finished analyzing the current situation, Sid decided to take one last look inside the barn and see what had attracted the demon so much.

She doesn't have immunity...

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as they say, unlucky...