Posts from Knights of Tezoth

Gingkink strongly attacks Lester, miss. AP (2/3).
Gingkink moves 2 cells to the right.

Damn, I should have moved differently, but I figured it out too late. Though, the chances would have been minuscule anyway. I had a feeling it would miss...

Well, the chance to hit was 65%. But RNG is acting up again... Though it was acting up in the Tournaments too, sometimes for and sometimes against Loken. All that's left is to proc that 4% when the target has less than 10 HP left...🤣

Yeah, I calculated it. But RNG is RNG.

Hmm, Wyrm, shouldn't Lester deal 162-25 damage to the horse there? Damage modifiers are additive, so 200% + 50% would be 250% (162), not 300% (195).

Just very similar.

They have nothing in common besides their lineage, generally speaking.

Still, Ikazkan was the most amazing expansion for me.

this is a transgender, I think

One glance at the painting — or rather at the face of the man depicted in it — stirred in Alaria's mind a memory of a hazy image, gradually becoming clearer and clearer, until the letters in the Tanarsian's thoughts formed a single name: "Tiarius Reim" — the man who once plunged his native empire into the depths of chaos, driven by the flame of his ambitions. Erebos could hardly be called the Traitor's twin brother, but the resemblance was indeed striking. The Reim family traits were far too pronounced. Besides, the rebellious prince had never been a scholar.

Perhaps a mere coincidence and Stefano Vignetto's creative approach, which brought the man depicted on the canvas closer to the image etched into memory? Mere tricks of the mind, distorting the recollection of Tiarius's appearance? An identical stranger? Logical and plausible options, but when you know that you yourself are an outsider, and once dead at that, it is hard not to consider other possibilities. At the same time, this work of art was painted nearly a decade and a half ago. If he truly was a descendant, or even a son, of the disgraced Reim, then he would have either long since died of old age or be a decrepit old man by now. Still, Catharsis would have been curious to cross paths with this individual, both in the context of his appearance and such high praise from Lord Cartridge. Alas, that was no longer possible.

Throughout this time, devoted to her own thoughts, Alaria did not forget her duty, maintaining due vigilance, but outwardly she concealed her interest perfectly behind the usual mask of impassive professionalism. She took no part in the conversation of the important lords — she was not given the floor, and even so, she could not have made a valuable contribution to their discourse. In private, perhaps, it would have been worth asking her liege more about this scholar, but not here and certainly not now. That was a conversation for a more private setting, away from curious ears.

Seems like more, I now have a spy mantis up my sleeve.

Has he already started working?

The strongest character 😭🥀🥀