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No, I wasn't planning on making it too old. I wanted to come up with a happy epilogue in Baldur's Gate, but since everyone will be drafted into the army in a year, let this remain a mystery until another time.

Alsefyr and Milizia are neighbors of Lungwort. The former is an isolated, technologically backward country nestled in dense forests, where, according to tradition, the most beautiful and intelligent girls learn the art of witchcraft. The latter is a long-standing, militarized adversary of Lungwort, a kingdom founded on a mixture of Telos and Hekkelia cultures. The reason I marked Dakaru as forbidden is that they systematically exterminate all descendants of the great dynasties of Hekkelia – they drown them or burn them at the stake. Otherwise, they are similar to modern elves. And since the ruling dynasty has white hair, descendants of the Sylvarians are held in high esteem, although the average citizen does not reflect these qualities.

The reason I marked Dakar as forbidden is that they deliberately destroy all descendants of the great Hekkelian dynasties – they drown them or burn them at the stake.

It's clear – the GM is tired of everyone choosing the best faction.

If a clear concept isn't developed by tomorrow, we need to reroll.

Oh, never mind, who am I kidding? "If," yeah, sure... I'm spinning the wheel.

Asterion

Thelos, 03.759; Fortuna.
500 experience.
Curse of pliability: will rolls are minimal, spell points are always equal to 0. 
Once per battle, nullifies the first negative action applied to the character; after activation, grants immunity to negative actions until the start of their turn.
Effect of unity: motivation: grants an ally +5 to initiative at the start of each phase.
Rate of gaining attributes is twice as fast.
The character makes two rolls and uses the best result.

Attributes
Strength: 17
Endurance: 13
Agility: 13
Perception: 16
Speed: 17
Intellect: 12
Spirit: 10
Faith: 14
Charisma: 10
Beauty: 13

Parameters
Health: 130
Might: 17 (25)
Evasion: 13
Accuracy: 16
Observation: 16
Initiative: 17
Movement speed: 3 (4)
Creation: 12
Crit: 12%
Will: 10 (11)
Spell points: 10
Piety: 14
Leadership: 10
Etiquette: 10 (11)
Attractiveness: 13

Resistances
Metal: 0%
Fire: 0%
Water: 0% 
Wind: +0% 
Wood: 0% 
Sun: 0% 
Moon: 0% 
Star: 0% 

Skills

Salvation
Brings back to life a character who died from lack of HP. Only outside of combat. Once per day.




Mastery - Morning Star
1. +1 to perception
2. +1 to perception
3. +1 to strength
4. +1 to strength
5. +50% to might
6. +1 to perception
7. +1 to endurance
8. +1 to intellect
9. +1 to strength

Equipment
Toga
+1 to etiquette, +1 to will.
Leather sandals
+1 to movement speed.
Morning Star
Strength: 5
Damage: 20+4m (120)

Inventory

Money
0 lungs

Their flags are the tips of their spears.

✦ Piety 12: In battles where the enemy's forces are weaker or roughly equal, those of them who fail a willpower check against the character's attractiveness will surrender or switch sides to the character if they are the leader of the squad.

Here are the new Kirishimok succubi from Ikigai.

By the way, I forgot to mention that there are two spins of the roulette wheel planned.

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Oh, never mind, who am I kidding? "If," yes, of course... I'll spin the roulette.

30: Some ill-wisher is hunting for the character's head.

And the second one, is it optional?

By the way, in the previous discussion, we didn't get around to this, so I'll briefly explain about Roentahl:
After the civil war in Serberia, they decided to attack the weakened country, but they failed – as a result, they had to pay reparations, etc., and a serious economic crisis ensued, with even greater poverty for the common people than before. Sensing that things were going badly, Erik von Florian (the then-Chancellor of the Alliance) suddenly changed his stance, began blaming the aristocracy for all the problems, etc., and suddenly started using the Church of Arteria as a shield, advocating for the return of Arterian values. Half a century later, they have an organized but very strict society there, with mandatory military service, a dress code, a curfew, and so on.
This is just in case someone thinks about making fun, lighthearted aristocrats like Rogdan or Isabella from Elheim.

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And the second one, is it optional?

Yes.

I'm spinning.

33: The character starts the game with no memories of their past.

I've put together the best combo.

When you can’t remember why you were killed.

Quenta is ready