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Renold stands where Veserod stood.

me next me next

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Considering the differences in weaponry, your opponents look like this:

What's good about the enemy level is that spending a Chalice on the arena won't be a waste – it wouldn't have helped here anyway.

Alessia casts a fire rune centered on C4.

I still don't understand how the area of effect works there, and it seems like you have to skip your turn first, but let's go.

So, as I understand it, you start spending resources on it already this turn.

What does 0/2 mean?

Alright, let's go...

Musket reload. Fortunately, they won't one-shot us every turn.

Renold is moving
Imelda is playing the violin (+3 to Will and Resistance)
Kalentia is moving
Ilva is moving
Anselm is playing the trumpet (paralysis)
Immunity
Immunity
Immunity
Immunity
Gullveig is moving
Alessia is preparing

Initiative
Eir (23)
Anders (13)
Rohei (13)
Alessia (10) (preparing)
Tsumibukuro3 (11) (82/84) [0/2]
Tsumibukuro4 (11) [0/2]
Tsumibukuro5 (11)
Tsumibukuro6 (11)
Renold (9)
Imelda (9)
Kalentia (7)
Ilva (5)
Anselm (5)
Gullveig (5)

Anselm plays the trumpet (paralysis)
Immunity
Immunity
Immunity
Immunity

Eyr attacks C3.
Eyr attacks C5.
Anders stands behind Rohey and Calentia.
Rohey revives Veserod.
Eyr finishes off C5 if it's still alive, or C3 if C5 is dead but C3 is still alive.

The Chalice is good, but ignoring the first strike or having high block probability should also work well here.

They just resurrect after every battle.

Air attacks C3
C3 takes 82-30%=57 damage
Miss
Air attacks C5
C5 takes 82-30%=57 damage
C5 takes 82-30%=57 damage
Anders moves
Air attacks C5
C5 takes 82-30%=57 damage (-51/120)
Rohey revives Veserod (1/90)

Initiative
Veserod (14) (1/90)
Alessia (10) (preparing)
Tsumibukuro3 (11) (25/84) [0/2]
Tsumibukuro4 (11) [0/2]
Tsumibukuro6 (11) [2/2]
Renold (9)
Imelda (9)
Anders (8)
Air (8)
Rohey (8)
Kalentia (7)
Ilva (5)
Anselm (5)
Gullveig (5)

Veserod runs away to Gulveig (moves to the lower cell next to her).

Veserod runs to Gulveig (stands on the lower cell next to her).

Hiding from the evil uncles under Gulveig's skirt is becoming a tradition.

Oh, and maybe we should remove the rune. I had to place it differently; Revan doesn't say whether it damages the rooms, and there might be prisoners there. What do you think? Should we remove it? Or do you want to take the risk?