Posts from Knights of Tezoth

OK.

He can't shoot anyway, so I guess we can just stand still for now

Don't really want to waste OD on the first turn

Does paralysis both make you skip a turn and also prevent you from dodging the next turn?

Stephania fires a precise attack at the wyvern. (AP 1/4).
The wyvern takes 80-25=55 damage (-45/200) and retreats from the battle.

Having lost the creature, Axel also lost any chance of victory in this fight, lacking even the ability to respond to the archer's shots.

Mistress Stephania Valentine wins.

In short:

You can't move and shoot without a wyvern, and from a standstill you can't reach...

Lester held his opponent with his other hand, preventing her from falling into the sand.
- My lady, I... may have overdone it, getting worked up after my previous failures. And meeting you. Please forgive me for not being able to put on a spectacular fight, - he lowers his head in embarrassment.

And what exactly is he wrong about?

Axel might have had them too...

I wonder why everyone's bow is just a bow, but Axel's is some kind of "half-baked" thing?🤔

Dawn claps and wipes a tear from the corner of his eye.

No. As soon as you skip a turn, the paralysis wears off immediately.

When against NPCs, they save it, but when against Axel, they use it. I see how it is with you all

Due to his higher speed, he'll still get there first anyway. So decide what you'll do after taking out the horse. Though I guess there's no other option here besides a precise strike hoping for a crit...

Whatever arguments she might try to make, the sacred meaning of cavalry fighting foot soldiers eluded Alaria. Especially when it came to yawn-inducing battles where some pegasus archer would circle a defenseless warrior and shoot him down with a bow. What daring or martial skill could there be when your mount does half the work for you? No spectacle. No thrill. And you can't even properly hone your skills.

Despite such thoughts, Catharsis had no intention of giving up. If necessary, she was ready to snatch victory with her teeth, even in such an unequal fight. The opponent was undoubtedly more formidable than Stefania, and the Tanarsian herself had less strength at the moment, but that was no reason not to make an effort. Quite the opposite — she could gain something from such an unequal struggle.

In the end, it did not bring her victory — Axel von Himmel proved to be a very talented swordsman — though Alaria did get quite close to him. If the fight with the wyvern hadn't taken so much out of her, she might have even overcome the Gloomy Sky himself. However, then the challenge wouldn't have been so serious. As it was, she learned some lessons herself and gave the arena audience an exciting show.

— Our Deus knows how to pick gallant knights: first Lord Vargas, and now you. It's heartening to hear such high praise from one of today's tournament favorites. And I am doubly glad, — she smiled amiably, — that my beautiful face did not make your hand waver — you wield your sword in a way that is a joy to behold.

Wyvern. I noticed you didn't count my free attack from killing the wyvern. The only time my sword actually worked.

What do you mean? I can just skip turns until he comes within striking distance, right? Can he kill a horse in one hit? I must have missed his fights.

His speed is 15, and yours is 12. You can stand still, but he'll get within 13-15 tiles, and on the next turn he'll strike.