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The Alchemist used the reagent and mutated, after which he started causing a ruckus in the settlement. He mutated because he didn't read the instructions for use and was a bit hasty.
the Necromancer leveled a series of accusations of unrest at the character Reven, which he refused to acknowledge
The Alchemist used the reagent and mutated, after which he started causing havoc in the settlement. He mutated because he didn't read the instructions for use and was a bit hasty.
And the whole problem is that you had to not only prepare everything correctly, but also eat it "correctly" as well...
It is also worth noting that the necromancer was the head of the clan, and the choice was simple: to fix the consequences of the incident involving the cult's artifact or pay the price. But it should be noted that even a less proud ruler than Lerad would not have tolerated Revan's character's speeches. And that's saying something... Revan wouldn't have survived in his own expedition.
It is also worth noting that the necromancer was the head of the clan, and the choice was simple: to fix the consequences of the cult's artifact incident or pay the price.
But didn't he himself send him to the cultists in the first place?
By Sarabas's logic, he would have stepped forward in Rinze's throne room and told her to her face that she's an insecure psychopath. Figuratively speaking.
After the battle ends, in exchange for 1 AP, forces the defeated target to obey your will; if they act against the master's interests, their head explodes like an overripe watermelon.
And can someone who is unaffected by such an effect pretend it worked, and then slit the "master's" throat?
Revan, please answer.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
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AstralLein
