Knights of Tezoth

Emilia remained a dark horse, since no one has seen her in battle, but now she knows everything about everyone...

They read the expedition reports about exploding overripe watermelons and decided it was time to change the meta.

Too bad there's no stealing skill, otherwise we could have swiped some items from the Knights..

Actually, there is one. It's just only available to the Faregians.

well, I mean from decent people, not from some scum

/ Go ahead, I'm waiting for links to messages from each player pledging not to attack other players while the NPCs are alive. I might have forgotten such messages due to my dementia, but I'd only be glad if you reminded me. But here's what I remember. There was nothing except messages from some players saying they didn't really want to attack each other. Arandor and Astral, for example, definitely didn't share those sentiments. And they proved it with their actions even after we had an agreement. You can also check when Axel went to organize the coalition. It was after the Albus players appeared. Or was it not like that? Well, tell me how it was, with links to the posts. /

By the time the final stages of the tournament were underway, Deus and some of the guests were no longer watching what was happening in the arena — their attention span had long been exhausted, and they had turned it to other matters.

- You see, old friend? - Krunck Manbigbak cast a brief glance at the award ceremony for the winner. - They can shed blood, sweat, and tears, but as soon as the event becomes boring, the spectator's interest in it is lost. Is there even a shred of valor in that, worthy of the high society?

- Perhaps you are indeed right. A tragic spectacle.

- Let's call a spade a spade — this is a circus.

Meanwhile, the Knight of Serene Bliss had finished reading Catharsis's work.

- Perhaps, as educational material for the young generations of the future, these texts would serve best. A magnificent work, my lady; I now get the impression that my lord Lester traveled all over Tezoth not alone, but in your company.

Just a skip of the award ceremony. Well, overall it reflects the whole essence of this butthurt.

Another idea for Axel.

05.03.297 — a brawl in honor of the birthday of Deus Mariarnelia

Round 16

Lorican struck Tarantos with his sword, thereby immobilizing him. Along the way, the Knight of Perfection dodged Jason's arrow.

Noticing the condition of the Knight of Valor, Orvald hastened to strike him with his hammer. I didn't miss my chance either, though I failed to open a new bleeding wound.

Ferlyuts fired a nail at Gingkink, but missed. The Knight of the Crushing Blow struck Orvald with his sword with all his might. Thereby he left me alone against everyone. From that moment on, for me personally, the brawl became exactly what it was meant to be — one against all. However, the warriors of Albus and the northerners held their alliances to the very end.

Note: my theory about Orvald and the strange aura he emanates seems to have been confirmed. Just as it was when facing him at the tournament, the entire arena seemed slightly blurred. But as soon as the medics carried him away after the gong, everything around became perfectly visible, and my body began to move much more confidently. Moreover, judging by the reactions of all the other brawl participants, I can say with confidence that they felt the same thing.

What remains is to figure out what kind of spell this is, because I know nothing about such Florensan technologies. In any case, using a magical aura was not prohibited by the rules. Given how deftly he threw his comrades around in certain moments, I'm not surprised why he didn't warn any of us.

05.03.297 — a feast in honor of Deus Mariarnelia's birthday

Round 17

Lorican attacked again and immobilized Tarantos. Following him, I shot the Knight of Valor. The finishing blow was dealt by Gingkink.

Disappointed by the loss of his last battle companion, Ferlyuts attacked Gingkink without result.

Jason once again aimed an arrow at Lorican, but missed again.

Round 18

Lorican, attacking Ferlyuts, struck directly his gleaming shield, as a result of which he was forced to block his own sword with his blades. He survived only by a miracle. What my intuition had been screaming all along happened — the shield turned out to be enchanted! However, judging by how it dulled from this, the reflection magic was only enough for one blow. The Knight of Flawlessness also had a gleaming cloak, so it remained to be seen whether the spell cast on it was dangerous as well.

Meanwhile, Ferlyuts struck Gingkink. I also shot at the Knight of Crushing Blow, but the arrow went a few millimeters to the left. Meanwhile, Gingkink headed toward Jason, who kept missing Lorican.

After the completion of Bugurt, Adalard summoned his knight and presented her with a well-earned reward - an endless quiver (the number of arrows is unlimited).

Not wanting to be outdone, Deus decided to commend her knights for their fine display of martial prowess, giving each a small gift.

Dawn Steel received a cloak of pantomime (in cases when an enemy steps onto the character's tile, they will have the option to retreat to the side).

Hegemony received earrings of ferocity (+50% accuracy for the first strike of the battle).

Gloomy Sky received the Anti-bow, damage: 80, range: 12, double damage and +30% accuracy against opponents armed with bows.

— Before becoming a Knight, I indeed spent a considerable amount of time wandering across Tezoth. I wished to see everything with my own eyes, rather than rely on rumors, conjectures, and possible prejudices. Such high praise warms my heart, my lord Yin, and if the fruits of my musings help cultivate the fruits of awareness in future generations and render good service to Tezoth, then that would please me doubly.

This is a minor detail that doesn't need to be recalculated! But I did hit Ging with a script. What about the bleed, did you forget to count it or did the "-" just drop out?

Just curious, by the way — in the chronicles, we'll assume it definitely didn't happen.