Posts from Knights of Tezoth

I suggest without animals. Extra hassle with calculations and a billion more questions from Yashchur. I don't want to spend 2 weeks on the tournament. Besides prestige, will there be anything else — stats, money, prizes?

- ... So think carefully about my words, little olive.

Arets, Yashchur, I have bad news for you...

When initiatives are equal, is the first move determined by SP or randomly?

Animals move on their own initiative, riders on theirs, right?

If initiatives are equal, does the first move go by SP or randomly?

Generally, it was supposed to be random. But SP is a good alternative.

Animals move by their own initiative, riders by theirs, right?

Animals move by the same initiative as the rider.

Unless otherwise stated, effects are applied based on a spirit strength check.

So, for example, you can shoot from a bow and immediately bite with a wyvern? Can you attack in any combination: as the rider of both, and as the animal of both?

What about shooting, casting spells, and movement? Can't you shoot or cast spells? And what about throwing pumpkins and flasks with bombs? Can you do that simultaneously with movement?

Do animal attacks (hydra, wyvern) go without an accuracy check?

If the effect is applied by the animal, then how does it work?

Alsira's eyes find her lady in the company of three giants: the Knight of the Silent Terror, Sir Karnarez, and a vulgar lordess. It was hard to guess what had brought them together, but there was no discomfort in Ciel's voice from the conversation.

- ... So think carefully about my words, little olive. Or else a day will come when your flower gardens burst into flames, the paving of city streets is trampled by the step of armored boots, men are impaled on wooden stakes, and women on meat hooks.

- Eh, Karneya-Karneya, you need to find your love at last, haven't you had your fill of youth's unruliness? You want to amuse yourself with these games precisely because your soul is not whole, and the emptiness inside yearns to be filled.

- Ha, I would gladly see the face of your husband when thousands of random raggamuffins are having their way with you. Let us see then whether your so-called love can withstand such a trial.

On that crude note the conversation ends and the trio departs.

Cannot move and shoot/cast spells, but this does not apply to animals.

One more point I haven't described — the minimum accuracy after all other calculations is 5%. That is, there should always be a 5% chance to hit, even if there's 200% evasion.

Cannot move and shoot/cast spells, but this does not apply to animals.

Don't understand... If mounted on someone, then you can move and shoot/cast spells, but if on foot, then no? Or how?

Does accuracy have an upper limit (except for attacks that always hit)? Is crit rolled after the hit?

Cannot move and shoot/cast spells, but this does not apply to animals.

I don't get it... If you're riding something, you can move and shoot/cast spells, but if on foot, you can't? Or how does it work?

The one who casts spells or shoots cannot move. The animal that the shooter or caster is riding can move.

One more point I haven't described — minimum accuracy after all other calculations is 5%. I.e., there should always be a 5% chance to hit, even if there's 200% evasion.

and why didn't I ask about this before I built my entire build around evasion 😞

Moving and shooting/casting spells is not allowed, but this does not apply to animals.

I don't get it... If you're riding on someone, you can move and shoot/cast spells, but if on foot, you can't? Or how does it work?

Those who cast spells or shoot cannot move. The animal that the shooter or caster is riding on can move.

So, you can ride up, bite with a wyvern, and then shoot?

One more thing I haven't described — the minimum accuracy after all other calculations is 5%. I.e., there should always remain a 5% chance to hit, even if there's 200% evasion.

and why didn't I ask about this before I built my entire build around evasion 😞

And I thought your build was about being a gig-commander who flies in the sky and watches his allies get chopped to pieces, then descends and guilt-trips the remaining enemies, taking them out of the fight that way.