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So what's up, did they bring Monsieur Orvald his armor and horseshoes before the melee or what?
In exchange for 1 AP, the character's attack also triggers a lightning strike, dealing 80 damage and causing paralysis. If the target enemy is defeated by this ability, it can be used again in exchange for 1 AP on another target.
Defeated by what exactly? Specifically by the lightning strike? And if the shot lands as a crit and the target is taken down before the lightning hits it, can the ability be used a second time?
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно. Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится. (Закон сохранения).
- Ah, Blexol! So you've seen a great deal. Although I still can't quite grasp what benefit the master gets from all this — surely the crown paid him for it.
- In a sense, everyone who has lived in our region has seen a great deal. I think for the master, this is an opportunity to push himself into high society.
Skills Control On a successful Mind check, allows one of the following to be chosen: - Subdue the target to your will; the defensive roll against this action is twice as strong. Irreversible effect. - Subdue the target's body to your will — they will obey but be aware of what is happening. Reversible effect. - Make the target fall in love with you. Irreversible effect. Cost: 1 AP.
Misfortune On success, the target's actions are unlucky until the end of the day. Cost: 1 AP.
Steal the Spotlight After the battle ends, kills the character perceived as "mvp" without the possibility of healing. Spell, Mind check; on failure, causes injury. Cost: 1 AP.
Reflection Reflects damage and effects directed at the caster back (Mind check). Spell, requires spending 1 AP on your turn to activate; lasts until the end of battle.
Equipment Right Hand: Left Hand: Body: Clothing Head: Legs: Shoes Hands: Shoulders: Other 1: Other 2: Other 3:
— My lords and ladies, allow me to express my gratitude for the honor bestowed upon my order. — Alsira performs the most respectful curtsy possible. — My soul yearns to choose the humblest of epithets and attribute the merit to luck, but such words would cast a shadow over the contributions of the other wonderful contestants. My heart tells me that every participant, if only in the hidden corners of their mind, craves to be recognized as worthy, and for those emotions, I thank you once more for this generous gift.
Those gathered respond with loud applause.
— Greetings, Luciferia. It seems to me that our extraordinary duo will ignite the universe with long-forgotten colors in the very near future. But what is a celebration without a magnificent fireworks display at the end? It would be unseemly to refuse such a generous offer. — she nods.
- Wow! You have such a charming way of speaking! - The eared one, like a gallant knight, drops to one knee and allows himself to kiss the back of Alsira's hand. - From now and forever, we shall be together, my lady!
- Such a prize looks more impressive than what the tournament winner got, - says the arrow to the advance.
Is he participating in the melee? Because I don't see him on the list...
Milord Jason Whitecalm, Knight of Serenity from Miku, servant of Lord Dirk Ryderson, adherent of Renavan's Melancholy.
I only counted 110 defense on him.🤔
30+25+25+10+5+10+5=110.
Yes, it should be 110.
Does range matter?
No.
So how does it actually work?🤔 Does it give a second turn to those who already acted?
It will be an extra turn according to its own initiative order.
How much HP does it restore?
All of it.
So what's the deal, has Monsieur Orvald been supplied with horseshoed armor before the melee or what?
Let's say yes.
What exactly is he struck by? Specifically a lightning bolt? And if the shot lands as a crit and the target is killed before the lightning hits, can it be used a second time?
Yes. As long as it falls within the scope of this action.