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I can't say anything about Arandor and Yashchur. They're just in a rich region. But they'll be in deep trouble if Gitgut dies, because they'll have to kiss Karneia's boot while the Knight of Imperialism counts the money he gets for it.
To be fair, while the Knights of Kanamia were waiting for their turn, everyone else could afford something for themselves. You were offered to push yourself and gain access to super-cool skills for yourself and your knights. Astral got the awesome skills of Sithian Renovan. Our Heroist found a friend in Hatarait and wrecked Annela (let's not talk about what kind of mess that will lead to). As for Stefania, I have no complaints.
And the Knights of Deus were given an item each after the tournament, and then their faction was sent to the very bottom and told: "wait" — without giving them any decent events. So let them at least have some fun with the shooting range.
Axel got a wyvern.
Lester got a personal doctor and a cool painting.
Ambrose, yes indeed, got a boost from the shooting range + the hillock.
Besides, they stocked up on very good items. They're not struggling.
If anyone got the short end of the stick here, it's the Knights of Florenzan, who caught nothing but a debuff (albeit a minor one) for their region.
Dude, I spent two weeks writing an essay. Because of that, I couldn't properly roleplay, nor could I put my writing skills to use. And even so, one of the effects was immediately nullified by a painting, and the second by a Heroist's choice.
Nevertheless, you buffed yourself, and your entire region — across the whole map. But imagine a situation where you spent two weeks writing an essay, and a day before the deadline, they strategically closed off the possibility of submitting it. I think you'd be quite upset, and that would be justified.
Thanks for understanding, I'm heading to the shooting range. I'll miss anyway.
Nevertheless, you buffed yourself, and your entire region — across the whole map.
I buffed myself with the first essay, and there are no complaints about it. Good skills. Good buff.
The second one also has useful effects, but now only three of them remain. The situation with the lock is still tolerable, but the one with the painting was somewhat disappointing.
Dude, I spent two weeks writing an essay. Because of that, I couldn't properly roleplay, nor could I make use of the Writer skill. And even so, one of the effects was immediately nullified by a picture, and the second by the Heroist's choice.
Nevertheless, you buffed yourself, and your entire region — across the whole map. Now imagine a situation where you'd been writing an essay for two weeks, and a day before the deadline they strategically closed off your ability to submit it. I think you'd be quite upset, and that would be justified.
Thanks for understanding, I'm off to the shooting range. I'll miss anyway.
He's already upset that the Writer skill turned into a pumpkin. Count it as -1 to Trainability.
Ple-Sen
If anyone got the short end of the stick here, it's the Knights of Florenzan, who caught nothing but a debuff (albeit minor) for their region.
Yeah, exactly, the unluckiest ones. No buffs at all, and imperialist jerkassery on top of that.
In Calcite, on every other tile you could roll a save against instant death, or you'd guaranteed lose a random item. Including your new bow, endless quiver, or flask.
In Calcita, on every other tile you could either roll a save against instant death or guaranteed lose a random item. Including your new bow, endless quiver, or flask.
Good thing I didn't play.
Didn't you play, just not in Calcita?
He barely played. At first he was active as Raphael, but deliberately threw his match against Metarm.
Then he started doing outright nonsense as Nysho, which led to shops closing and decent NPCs adding even more chaos. Then Sky got fed up and left, and Nysho was disposed of.
Then Raptilion was created, who cracked a few jokes a couple of times and did nothing else.