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Rohey revives Veserod.

Well, if these are the Rohental inhabitants, who are the subject of our quest, they might not know that we know where their lair is, which means there won't be any of that parkour nonsense, right?

well, if these are the Rohental residents, who are the subject of our quest, they might not know that we know where their lair is, which means there won't be any of this parkour nonsense, right?

they will have small boats in the sewers, which they use to navigate the stinky river and shoot at you.

Well, it's up to your group to decide. You can hold a vote.

Now, the idea of going into the sewers seems too risky... if we had killed at least three or four archers, we could have hoped that there would be fewer enemies in the sewers and the fight would be easier. But as it is...

There will definitely be ambushes and traps in the tunnels. And if you decide to go through the hatch in the slums, that will lead to an additional encounter with five musketeers.

I want to go to the dungeon, not because I'm so concerned about the fate of this quest, but because I think we can handle it, especially since, besides my lives, we haven't spent anything else. But maybe it really is too big of a risk. We don't know the map and what to expect; maybe there won't be a hiding spot where we can take cover from a musket, or maybe it won't be a musket at all, but something completely awful. Besides, after spending the party's money on a bow, it wouldn't be very pleasant to die... In principle, we can report to the governor not about a complete failure, but about the fact that we investigated this case, and it leads to a dead end. It will be unpleasant, of course, to pause the report at this point, but what can you do? Maybe it's really better to retreat here, even without trying... 😔

- So, did you figure out where the rebels' base is? At least an approximate location?
- Yes, the Roienthalers are located near... well, you know.

I'll add one thing – musketeers are a pain.

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Alex is in.
Siiver is against.
Heroist is likely in.
I... I'm leaning towards being in, but objectively, it's looking like I'm against it.
Frag – probably in, although I'm not sure.

It's a tough choice.
We don't have any tanks, we have no support, only potions. In principle, if we retreat, we won't lose anything; we'll give up the Battle Keep and "give up" the Rabbit Warren. To return fully equipped and leveled up from the "dangerous location" would already be a success.

A Heroes player is more likely to be in favor.

The Heroes player wrote that he doesn't want to take risks, but he's willing to do it for us. I think he'll clarify his position later.

Here, there's also the fact that we're not forced to do this to advance the plot, unlike in previous missions.

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush... a musket in the ass

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

If I trusted Revan, I would say that in the sewers, besides these five jerks + Augustus, there won't be any other NPC-like characters. In the end, even though Diablo was quite annoying, there were still two of them (him and the woman), which is a fair amount for a red quest. The ambushes by the homeless were also within reasonable limits.
The problem is that... sorry, but I don't trust him. Diablo was balanced more for Gungnir than for players. And Lok doesn't even have immunity anymore.

Overall, I'm more against it. I would like to check out one peaceful area, but it's risky, and most likely the slums have a separate sewer system, so let the musketeers play with their muskets there.

Diablo was balanced more for Gungnir than for players in general.

I would just like to point out that Augustus and Diablo have passive abilities that neutralize each other, but according to the Battle Chart, the former was considered more dangerous than the latter.