Knights of Tezoth

I see, "the most honest lord" — swore allegiance to one, instantly switched to another. With friends like these, you don't even need root enemies.

Was thinking of reading Ples's guide today, but honestly, the desire to play this is really dropping. Everyone has some super-duper giga-abilities, both personal and global, looted epics from the merchant, and here you are sitting with stock garbage, enduring until the last turn, catching debuffs and eating crap, just because fate has it that you get pissed on.

I see, "the most honest lord" — swore allegiance to one, instantly switched to another. With friends like these, you don't even need root enemies.

I was thinking of reading Ple's guide today, but my desire to play this really is dropping. Everyone has some super-duper giga-abilities, both personal and global, scored epics from the merchant, and you just sit there with stock junk, endure until the last turn, catch debuffs and eat crap, simply because your fate is to be pissed on.

Lester got a free doctor and a super cool painting. On top of the one Lester has from the start, which no one else can boast of.

Axel got a cool wyvern.

Ambrose got free trainability and a good bonus for 99% of battles.

Besides, you have 18 potential knights, and Lester specifically has a chance to get a very synergistic dagger if he goes to hit Azarta.

I see, "the most honest lord" — swore allegiance to one, instantly switched to another. With friends like these, you don't even need enemies.

I was thinking of reading Ple's guide today, but something really does make the desire to play this drop. Everyone's got some super-duper giga-abilities, both personal and global, looted epics from the merchant, and you just sit there with stock garbage, endure until the last turn, catch debuffs and eat crap, simply because fate has it that you get pissed on.

Lester got a free doctor and a super cool painting. On top of the one Lester has from the start, which no one else can boast of.

Axel got a cool wyvern.

Ambrose got free trainability and a good bonus for 99% of battles.

Besides, you have 18 potential Knights, while Lester specifically has a chance to get a very synergistic dagger if he goes to hit Azarta.

So if they go kill Azarta, then Florenzan becomes an enemy region too. However you look at it, the Kanami people are in some kind of a bind.

Also, I didn't understand the debuff from Silverdan — like, Cartridge isn't for Deus, but against everyone in general? That's a villainous region too.

Got it, "the most honest lord" — swore allegiance to one, instantly defected to another. With friends like these, you don't even need enemies.

I was thinking of reading Ple's guide today, but something really does make the desire to play this drop. Everyone's got some super-duper giga-abilities, both personal and global, scored epics from the merchant, and you just sit there with stock garbage, endure until the last turn, catch debuffs and eat crap, simply because fate has it that you get pissed on.

Lester got a free doctor and a super cool painting. On top of the one Lester has from the start, which no one else can boast of.

Axel got a cool wyvern.

Ambrose got free trainability and a good bonus for 99% of battles.

Besides, you have 18 potential knights, while Lester specifically has a chance to get a very synergistic dagger if he goes to hit Azarta.

So if they go kill Azarta, then Florensan becomes an enemy region too. However you look at it, the Kanamians are in some kind of a bind.

Also, I didn't understand the debuff from Silverdan — like, Cartridge isn't against Deus, but against everyone in general? That's a villainous region too.

I see, "the most honest lord" — swore allegiance to one, instantly switched sides to another. With friends like these, you don't even need roots.

Was thinking of reading Ple's guide today, but honestly, the desire to play this is really dropping. Everyone's got some super-duper giga-abilities, both personal and global, looted epics from the merchant, and you just sit there with stock garbage, endure until the last turn, catch debuffs and eat crap, simply because fate has it that you get pissed on.

Lester got a free doctor and a super cool painting. On top of the one Lester has from the start, which no one else can boast of.

Axel got a cool wyvern.

Ambrose got free trainability and a good bonus for 99% of battles.

Besides, you have 18 potential knights, while Lester specifically has a chance to get a very synergistic dagger if he goes to hit Azarta.

In a game where Alsira nearly got beaten up by 7 default creeps

Well, Nosi did survive two devastations and a handful of shots...

(does it also refresh turns for those affected by the rumors?)

let's buy a handful of Sithian units

She refreshes the action. And you skip your turn.

You can't. Only Imperial origins are available to you.

Eh, it's playable, we'll defend the queen from rumors (does she also refresh turns for rumor victims?), buy a few Sithian units, assemble a knight doomstack and win. We could also send Axel to ally with Silverdan, then by sound logic the hire should unlock.

I meant the mercenaries.

Come on, it's playable, we'll defend the queen from rumors (does she also refresh turns for rumor victims?), buy a handful of Sithian units, assemble a knight doomstack and win. We could also send Axel to ally with Silverdan, then by sound logic the recruitment should unlock.

I'm not saying it's unplayable — it's almost always playable even in the most hopeless situation. It's just that this kind of thing doesn't motivate you to dig into the mechanics when you'll spend half a day just getting into it and watching how bots and other players moved for reference, then another two days thinking over your move, grinding yourself, the GM, and the thread with questions, and flipping through two hundred gray pages of questions from other guys, only to then eat a turn skip, get killed by that Revalanian bastard, have your finances, army, everything you want cut, lose three barns on the border, allies, have the nearest settlement blow up, and so on and so forth.