Knights of Tezoth

Though I probably misunderstood the question. The item's carrier will still take the damage.

So both take damage (each their own)? If the "target with the reflect" doesn't dodge. If the target dodges, then only the attacker takes damage. Right?

Candle is a screw-up, but it goes back to the initial lineup. That doesn't negate the absurd flying rule. But I'm afraid he alone wouldn't have changed much anyway.

The chocolate girl has less health than the Pegasus. And Neira would have taken her down regardless. As it happens, the chocolate girl's victory is more beneficial to me than Stefania's. But we made an alliance. Before I learned about the pegasi. So what, am I supposed to go back on my word and the agreement now? It would be fairer to come to an arrangement with our pegasi that they won't hover, like Heroist did. Because otherwise... yes, otherwise it turns into a shitty situation.

I myself am getting terrible anti-fun from this rage, because the moment about riders is not stated in the rules, but somewhere among several hundred pages.

But you haven't answered my questions, Yashchur. What about your insinuation that I would somehow sell out Alex? What about the insinuation that I somehow defeated Alaria from invisibility... which you yourself now deny. Players have no doubt about my honesty, because as a commander, I have never once thrown them under the bus for selfish purposes.

And you're our judge. A judge who... introduced a team into the game at the very end. Into a battle where the lineup was determined by random and players placed their characters counting on a specific list of participants. And then three new characters appear who already see the finished field and can stand wherever they want. Doesn't that also contradict the spirit of competition? I kept quiet until now, but since you've spoken up, I'll speak up too.

Well, you've got to find some way to take down that damned Mikui NPC with all that armor... This is one of the possible options...

I'm not denying it. I just forgot... But it's an option, as options go. Though against Stefania she won't be able to do a damn thing even with invisibility...

I figured the more sides there are, the more interesting it would be. But I wasn't counting on Astral... He "brought himself in"...

And who can do anything against Stephanie, Yashchur? Only other flyers, and Candle could potentially (but would hardly survive, in any case). And who will beat the final flyer? No one. That's why I'm saying the design of the flyer grudge is flawed.

The "more interesting" option gave them an advantage that no other team had. Is that fair? I don't think so. Will it affect the final result? In the context of flyers, hardly.

Frizmist summons an ice tiger. OD (5/6). Burn --.
Chonchonliya, Nelia, Alsira, Galaharadron, Yin, Ambrose, Whitecalm, Darkrush, Gingkink, Rezara, Lorican, Alaria, and Lester each lose 18 spirit points.
Avesom moves 6 left, 1 down, restores 78 HP (170/170) (4/5).

Stephania's turn (2 units).

This whole situation really put a damper on my mood. Had I not known otherwise, I'd have thought the flying players had formed an alliance, realizing that only one of them had any real chance of winning.

There's still a microscopic chance that a non-flyer wins, but it's precisely that — microscopic. It hits motivation to fight, which takes a ton of time and effort, noticeably. =\

Stef flies into firing range of Chonchonlia and uses the bow ability.

Where exactly does he land?