Knights of Tezoth

Would have become friends with Emilia.

— I shall begin with the most important of the questions. Do we have any secondary objectives that it would be good to achieve?

Which "tile"? Do you mean in the town?

The cell where Carnea or the Sithians will put them.

Yes.

— The only one mocking our "futile audacity" is that one-eyed traitor. If this world were hot or cold about our presence, we would have either all returned home or simply died in the explosion. But overall, I understand what you mean; it's terrifying to imagine what secrets lie hidden in these lands. It's the thought of what unimaginable creatures we might encounter here that makes me uneasy.

- Well, I don't even know what to tell you. Probably not? But you know, we have an underground literary genre where she plays the role of a heroine and gets into all sorts of absurd situations, most often of a very obscene nature... Quite amusing writing, but you'd better not be caught with it by the guard, or you'll regret it.

Finding himself in the middle of the long-awaited bar, Lester was met with the unfriendly attitude of the working men present.
- The milord shows up without a speck of dust, - someone trying to stay out of sight muttered in a low voice.
- Now he'll start calling us to take up swords for some mythical debt, - hissed a second.
- Why don't Deus and the Faithful fight it out 1 on 1 and not drag all of us into their noble squabbles? - Sighed a third. - Preferably without clothes and in the mud, hehe.

Besides the vulgar and disgruntled masses, there was also a curious trio in the bar.

The man, reminiscent of a bear, reeked of the sea and the earth; his mighty stature and steely gaze scared off random visitors to the establishment.


The stylish and more neatly-built guest attracted the attention of the opposite sex - and could have given the Knight of Dawnsteel a run for his money.


Their companion could not be called particularly imposing, cute, or sexy, but there was something unearthly and mesmerizing about her pale appearance.
- It seems your prediction has come true again. - Looking at Lester and his squire, the neater of the two addressed the blue-haired lady. - The candidate indeed appeared in this unremarkable establishment the moment we crossed its threshold.
- The quality of his soul is good, but whether his heart lies with our path - even I cannot see yet. Hey, mister! - The pale lady waved her hand meekly at the newcomer. - Do you have any desire to leave your life behind and plunge into the abyss of hell with us?
- Master. Master) - Alceus whispered to his lord. - Maybe we should get out of here, isn't this a minced-meat situation right now?

He'll be plunging there soon enough anyway.

/ He's already playing Expedition anyway. /

"Temporarily" and "for a short time" — how long is that? For example, if you turn Karnarez into some enemy of Karneya, how many turns will he then hide from her? Or if you set up some storm in Revnland, how long will it last? And what will it affect?

To the fact that the Sorceress will have to avoid dark alleys in the future.

The target must be visible, and this effect will wear off when combat ends. Plus, Karneya herself never fights (she can't), so she won't have to do anything.

This is only in combat. If you cast rain, burn will be ineffective, etc.

Speaking of non-combat and borderline figures:

1) Can figures without active actions trigger events?

2) If an opponent moves onto a square with a figure that has no defense action, does the figure not participate in combat and, in case of defeat, is it considered lost?

Okay, give me a few hours and I'll join in.

Yes.
They are taken prisoner. It seems only Carnea has protection via Sedric.