Knights of Tezoth

Fear has big eyes. And some fears have very big eyes...🤣

And is Lady Ninahisama really sure that killing a horse = killing the enemy and restoring your turn? The horse has no turn order, no position on the battlefield, it's just an item in the character's inventory, and the character is alive... of course, from the standpoint of mount counterplay it's not bad, but at the same time it's not particularly logical...

He'd better hurry up and make a decision before the prologue ends, or I'll have to ask you to write him a battle charm 😅

Astral, written by the charnik himself, picked a portrait and came up with a personality for Nebka's character's father: Revan's weakness...

It's not laziness, but a difference in approaches, Astral. Reven usually leaves characters from the questline, their roleplay, and similar elements to the players' discretion. Putting together another knight is a quick job, generally speaking. But there's no guarantee that the knight you assemble will match the image the player has in mind.

I am sure. When Lester killed Alsira's pegasus at the tournament, he also got a 2nd turn. Reven confirmed it then.

Could you clarify please, I didn't get it. Axel with a sword couldn't be attacked on that principle, for example?

Oh, these abilities without restrictions or limits.

So I understand that with dual weapons everything works as you described. Axel descends and strikes with the sword? He can be hit until he decides to switch to the bow on the next turn. Otherwise, it would create an absurd situation where even flyers lacking the bow skill would equip it just to gain a sort of invulnerability.

Well, Revan said that if the range is not lower, then a ground unit can reach. But if there are two weapons with different ranges, then the action decides.

So the dragon lady should have taken a bow to at least maneuver safely until transitioning to melee.

Then they wouldn't have been able to get the imba shield.

"– What a pity... and we were among the few on the battlefield who respected the Knights of Albus's striving for unity!" – Rezara remarked grimly, as the maiden from the order of something-or-other single-handedly stripped Swordgard of any chance of victory. – Gingkink, once we return to the Motherland, we'll take up running. It certainly won't hurt us!"

Lorikan, however, realizing the futility of his chances to strike down the one who had wronged his comrades, rushed 8 up.

Lorican moves.

Orvald's turn.

Yes, that's right.