Posts from Knights of Tezoth

So you have a sword that reduces accuracy. It procs once and the opponent never hits, not to mention the burn that takes away a ton of HP. I need to hit the wyvern three times first, and you'll kill the horse in two turns without armor.

Buddy, first of all, I need to hit you, and second, you have a sword that causes paralysis — you can take the wyvern out of the fight with one blow. Plus, you have an OD for a precise attack and a chance not to waste it. If you really want, we can go man-to-man: no mounts, no equipment, no curses, no active skills, no heals, with default identical swords.

Should I appeal to the judge, the organizers, or my lord? The latter may be a sorcerer, but I doubt he can conjure armor in 5 minutes. It would probably be more logical to go to the first two.

So you have a sword that reduces accuracy. It procs once and the opponent never hits, not to mention the burn that takes a ton of HP. I need to hit the wyvern three times first, while you can kill the horse in two turns without armor.

Buddy, first of all, I need to hit you, and second, you have a sword that causes paralysis — you can take the wyvern out of the fight with one blow. Plus, you have a precise attack and a chance not to waste it. If you really want, we can go man-to-man: no mounts, no equipment, no curses, no active skills, no heals, with default identical swords.

And completely naked, so that Astral finally comes back to the game.

Foot-and-mouth disease disqualifies...

So you have a sword that reduces accuracy. It procs once and the opponent never hits, not to mention the burn that takes away a ton of HP. I need to hit the wyvern three times first, while you can kill the horse in two turns without armor.

Buddy, first of all, I need to hit you, and secondly, you have a sword that causes paralysis — you can take the wyvern out of the fight with one blow. Plus, you have an OD for a precise attack and a chance not to spend it. If you really want, we can do it like real men: no mounts, no equipment, no curses, no active skills, no heals, with default identical swords.

And completely naked, so that Astral finally comes back to the game.

Stripped to the waist, me with a sword, Arandor with a hammer, nothing else. Go?

Stripped to the waist, me with a sword, Arandor with a hammer, nothing else. Go?

So you have a sword that reduces accuracy. Once it procs, the opponent won't land a single hit, not to mention the burn that drains a ton of HP. I need to hit the wyvern three times first, while you'll kill the horse in two turns without armor.

Buddy, first of all, I need to hit you, and secondly, you have a sword that causes paralysis—you can take the wyvern out of the fight with one blow. Plus, you have an OD for a precise attack and a chance not to waste it. If you really want, we can settle it like men: no mounts, no equipment, no curses, no active skills, no heals, with default identical swords.

And completely naked, so that Astral finally comes back to the game.

Stripped to the waist, me with a sword, Arandor with a hammer, nothing else. Go?

To the waist from below? Stefania isn't asking for herself, she's curious for the chronicles.

So you have a sword that reduces accuracy. It procs once and the opponent never hits, not to mention the burn that takes a ton of HP. I need to hit the wyvern three times first, while you guys kill the horse in two turns without armor.

Buddy, first of all I need to hit you, and second of all you have a sword that causes paralysis—you can take the wyvern out of the fight with one blow. Plus you have an OD for a precise attack and a chance not to waste it. If you really want, we can go man-to-man: no mounts, no gear, no curses, no active skills, no heals, with default identical swords.

And completely naked, so that Astral finally comes back to the game.

Stripped to the waist, me with a sword, Arandor with a hammer, nothing else. Go?

Stripped to the waist from below? Stefania is asking, not for herself, but for the chronicles.

To the waist, meaning 🙄

And in that garden, was it definitely a maid and not Stefania? 😏

— .. There is but a gram more valor in that triumph of yours than in the arrows soaring from another hall as retribution. If milady harbors resentment in her heart, I offer my apologies, yet I am deservedly ready to become the target of such emotion. I have no excuses for my weak-willed physique or my dishonorable fighting style. — the lunar one bowed guiltily to her opponent.

- I beg your pardon, milady. I am deeply ashamed to admit it, but I lack the erudition to understand what you are saying.

So you have a sword that reduces accuracy. It procs once and the opponent never hits, not to mention the burn that takes a ton of HP. I need to hit the wyvern three times first, while you can kill the horse in two turns without armor.

Buddy, first of all, I need to hit you, and second, you have a sword that causes paralysis — you can take the wyvern out of the fight with one blow. Plus, you have an action point for a precise attack and a chance not to spend it. If you really want, we can go man-to-man: no mounts, no equipment, no curses, no active abilities, no heals, with default identical swords.

So you have a sword that reduces accuracy. It procs once and the opponent won't land a single hit, not to mention the burn that takes away a ton of HP. I need to hit the wyvern three times first, while you can kill the horse in two turns without armor.

Buddy, first of all, I need to hit you, and second, you have a sword that causes paralysis — you can take the wyvern out of the fight with one blow. Plus, you have OD for a precise attack and a chance not to spend it. If you really want, we can do it like real men: no mounts, no equipment, no curses, no active skills, no heals, with default identical swords.

And what's the problem? Your stats are higher from the start, and you have two attacks per turn, while I have one. That's already an imbalance. How can I take it out with one attack? While I'm striking, you can hit me three times already. And it only makes sense to spend OD at the end of the fight, but there are plenty more ahead. I could, of course, take defense points from the servant, then go ask around for a wyvern, or even a spider, lol.

And if I had written from the start that I came to the reception not in armor, but in ordinary clothes (Revan left the choice to us), would they have not let me change?

Orvald approaches his fellow judge and inquires about the possibility of equipping his horse with armor, if he can find it, arguing that the other participants are using the protection of their steeds and flyers.