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Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel takes (71-20)-30%=35 damage (395/430)
Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel attacks Rhehei
Miss
Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel takes (71-20)-30%=35 damage (360/430)
Rhehei attacks Axel
Miss
Axel attacks Rhehei
Rhehei loses 30 health (60/90)
Rhehei recovers 30 health
Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel takes (71-20)-30%=35 damage (325/430)
Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel takes (71-20)-30%=35 damage (290/430)
Axel attacks Rhehei
Miss
Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel takes (71-20)-30%=35 damage (255/430)
Rhehei attacks Axel
Miss
Axel attacks Rhehei
Miss
Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel takes (71-20)-30%=35 damage (220/430)
Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel takes (71-20)-30%=35 damage (185/430)
Axel attacks Rhehei
Rhehei loses 30 health (60/90)
Rhehei recovers 30 health
Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel takes (71-20)-30%=35 damage (150/430)
Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel takes (71-20)-30%=35 damage (115/430)
Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel takes (71-20)-30%=35 damage (80/430)
Axel attacks Rhehei
Rhehei loses 30 health (60/90)
Rhehei recovers 30 health
Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel takes (71-20)-30%=35 damage (45/430)
Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel takes (71-20)-30%=35 damage (10/430)
Axel attacks Rhehei
Miss
Rhehei attacks Axel
Axel takes (71-20)-30%=35 damage (-25/430)

Axel survives.

A character can parry (accuracy) melee attacks (melee combat), spending block points to do so.

What are block points, and where can I find information about the mechanics...?

So, here's a worthy use for a cat.

Anders approached Leo in his room and told him about the encounter in the abandoned house:
-Judging by his power, he was a demon worshiper and worshiped Virazian... And he also smiled strangely at Air, and she blushed, after which she couldn't attack him. Do you have any ideas about who he was and why he was helping the bandit countess? Also, tell me - I understand that he was fulfilling the terms of the contract by fighting in the fighting club. But in the fight with us, he ran away. Would it be enough for him to fulfill the contract, let's say, by fighting random thugs in alleys?

What are block points and what's the mechanic behind them? Is there anywhere I can look it up?

/ By default, they are equal to agility. It's like mana; they deplete over time during battle./
/ You can see it in battles with Gulveig, for example. Revan usually calculated these block points for me./

There's also the fact that we haven't found anything about the casino yet, and it's unlikely we will. I don't know if they'll count that as part of the inspection.

We could also try sending a cat there to sniff around. Although, the female rabbits might just smother him with affection.

Previously, block points could still be restored by skipping a turn, but I hope that in the current version of the system, this is no longer possible, and the reserve is only replenished after a battle.

You could also try sending a cat there to sniff around. Though, the female rabbits might smother it with affection.

And during the next visit, they will bring the parrot, eagle, and dog that were bought in Thrace. What else did they want to buy there?

I don't remember Air ever parrying an attack, but okay, thanks.

/Unlucky with opponents. Against you and D, she has few chances to parry; she couldn't do it against me because of the ability, and overall, she has relatively low accuracy and high evasion. It's logical that it rarely works./

Herbert attacks Rohey
Miss
Rohey takes 35-5=30 damage, injury (60/90)
Rohey takes 0 damage
Rohey attacks Herbert
Miss
Herbert attacks Rohey
Rohey takes 35-5=30 damage, injury (30/90)
Rohey takes 0 damage
Rohey takes 0 damage
Rohey attacks Herbert
Herbert takes 71 damage (-11/60)

Herbert survives.

Firstly, Eyr has incredibly high accuracy. Probably the highest in the group. Secondly, she used to have lower accuracy (but even against Dendroids, parrying was activated), and then Eyr mainly fought against archers (against whom parrying doesn't work), or terminators like Diablo.

+418 silk and experience
3 battles remaining

Added 1 minute ago
I forgot to remove the debuff from the katana, and there's healing, so provisions aren't needed; it's not like in Tamfan, where there are consecutive battles.

Herbert survives.

Rohey probably strikes with a katana, and when the opponent falls, bleeding, he immediately shouts:
- Nurse, hurry with the bandages! Get him to the emergency room!

That's why they stay alive, because he's a doctor, not a butcher.

Yes, he simply attacks with the flat side of the sword.

They come to the battle as if it were a routine operation, and he makes incisions on them. As for Heroes, they came as if they were going to a barbecue, but the people didn't know that they were the meat.