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- Does it even matter? It could be a neighbor, a family friend, or even a stablehand...

In reality, it's all of them at once. Later, a blacksmith and a chimney sweep will be added too.

A mystical light momentarily illuminated the surroundings and reflected in the eyes of a man leaning over a motionless body in the dust of the road, carefully examining the result of his actions. A bony jaw creaked and twitched.

— Ahah, bro, you're almost back to your normal color... — He said with a satisfied smirk, stood up, and kicked the whitening bones with his foot. — Come on, get up, stop lying around.
— Garret? Why are you kicking me, you bastard...? — a familiar voice echoed in his head. The skeleton sat up and looked at its body. — What the hell?!..
— What did you think would happen? Did you really die? Couldn't you have dodged?
— Damn... — the skeleton made a gesture as if it wanted to spit on the ground. — And now what, are you going to send me to work in the fields?
— Well, if you have nothing else to do... Just kidding, we'll find something to do.
— What about the loot? And where are the others?
— The others... Now it's just us. The loot is crap, just some useless rags and battered antiques. And why did they guard all this stuff so carefully... I think we messed up.
— So, what, you're saying that I got screwed over?!
— Don't worry, we'll head to better places soon... Just let's stay away from particularly lawless territories.

Garret stood on the deck, leaning lazily against the railing, and watched the city gradually approaching. A sailor passing by stopped and joined him.
— From afar?
— Of course.
— A deserter?
— What are you talking about? I'm a civilian.
The sailor looked at the stranger's crossbow with suspicion.
— Uh-huh... Hey, what's with that passenger over there? — he nodded towards the skeleton, standing motionless near the railing.
— That's my brother. As you can see, he had some bad luck once, and he's been like this ever since.
— I see... And how did that happen?
Garret was silent, and in his mind, the events were replaying...

Along a deserted path in the middle of a gorge, the lights of torches stretched out, illuminating from the darkness of the night a slowly moving carriage, drawn by horses tired from the long journey. Suddenly, arrows whistled, and cries rang out - the long-awaited massacre began. Some of the guards fell immediately, while others desperately fought against the attackers. The frightened horses panicked and, along with the suddenly appearing forces, dragged the carriage into the darkness. Garret aimed and, with a precise shot, brought one of them down. The carriage zigzagged and, at full speed, hit a stone, overturned, and crushed several of those fighting.

— An accident. — he replied briefly, without going into details.
Apparently, considering that further questions were inappropriate, or perhaps simply not wanting to continue the conversation, the sailor went about his business.
After a while, the city came very close, and the deck became lively and crowded. The skeleton, quietly nestled in the corner, was no longer noticed, as if it were an inanimate decoration of the ship. Glancing at his bony friend, Garret smiled slightly.
"Get up, Harold. Well, buddy, it's time to appreciate the peaceful East."



Strength: 3 | Endurance: 5
Dexterity: 10 | Perception: 8
Speed: 13 | Intelligence: 6
Spirit: 13 | Faith: 9
Charisma: 3 | Beauty: 3

Date of birth: 17.04.755 
Dragon
The amount of damage received by the character at a time cannot exceed 33% of his maximum health, +15 to all resistances.
Eagle
+3 to speed, +2 to perception, two detection rolls instead of one.

Belief:
Nameless
✦ +3 to faith, +3 to spirit. 
✦ Piety 5: The character starts the game with a skeleton companion, generated according to the same rules as a regular character, but without a belief, and only the player character can talk to him using telepathy. The skeleton is immune to mental effects, poisons, diseases, and other similar effects. The skeleton's health cannot be restored by ordinary means and does not regenerate on its own, but it is increased by (the main character's piety at the start of the game) times. It is also impossible to revive a defeated skeleton. +100% resistance to the moon, -100% resistance to the sun, damage from lethal attacks does not exceed 25% of maximum health, cannot be raised again by ordinary means.
✦ Piety 8: Immunity to lethal damage (such attacks do not cause damage).


Mastery - crossbow
1. +1 to perception
2. +1 to intelligence


Rogue
Poison [2000]
The character's attacks deal +100% additional damage with wood and cause poison.
Camouflage [2000]
The character can use stealth.

Inventory:
Clothes, crossbow, necromancer's ring, provisions, money



Strength: 3 | Endurance: 12
Dexterity: 10 | Perception: 10
Speed: 10 | Intelligence: 5
Spirit: 10 | Faith: 1
Charisma: 3 | Beauty: 3

Date of birth: 05.05.759 
Triera
Once per battle, cancels the first negative effect applied to the character, and then grants immunity to negative effects until the start of his turn.
Shepherd
+3 to perception, +2 to endurance, +1 HP.


Mastery - dagger
1. +1 to perception
2. +1 to perception


Rogue
Poison [2000]
The character's attacks deal +100% additional damage with wood and cause poison.
Camouflage [2000]
The character can use stealth.


Scoundrel

Inventory:
Clothes, serrated combat knife, lockpicks, money

Oh, Frag, you always make a powerful entrance ;)

I wanted to add more to the bio, but since everyone is ready, I won't delay any further.

Gullveig is gathering quite an interesting group.

Origin, 07.748;

Origin.

Health: 90

Was there a secret nerf to the Landsknecht?

Alcoholism.

Most importantly, I decided to check you and Ghoul as well. I identified several errors in Ghoul's work, pointed them out, and they were corrected, but I didn't notice any with your Landsknecht.

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Origin.

By the way, Shanaz and Veritta have the same issue.

:(

Is this some kind of secret nerf to the Landsknecht?

That's precisely the difficulty of the experience that GM warned about.

Critical failures: if a character rolls a one, something bad happens; for example, with a minimum accuracy roll, you might shoot an ally or injure yourself.

Ghouls with AoE will one-shot the entire squad.

I hope I don’t choke on a pie during the battle and die…

Question: If not for the potion, what would happen to Gulveig after the very first (any) dodge roll attempt, considering the new mechanic? Would all her bones break immediately?

Falling on Anders.

Question: If there were no potion, what would happen to Gulveig after the very first (any) dodge roll, considering the new mechanic? Would all her bones break immediately?

There would be immunity to failed dexterity rolls.