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Ereba ・Dark The priest becomes invisible, and to attack him, you need to either use area-of-effect attacks, pass a spirit check, or have the ability to see in the dark.
Do attacks that are invisible/against invisible creatures remove invisibility?Author
When a character is attacked, there is a 50% chance that the attack will be redirected to the mount.
Do effects from items like shields (and earrings that increase damage) or rider skills, such as parrying or counterattack, apply to the mount? Is the mount's damage added to the rider's weapon damage, or is it separate and therefore reduced by defense? Do rider buffs apply to the mount?Author
Lepus Critical chance is twice as high.
I'm not sure if this is an oversight or if it's intentional, but just in case, I'll point out one thing: for most Orcs, this belief is completely useless.Author
Does it block any damage-dealing spells? Does it block spells that apply negative effects?Author
Goplon Block chance: 25% A successful block causes the opponent to become stunned for two turns. Blocks attacks and shots. 7🟡
As far as I understand, this shield does not stun archers?Author
Chaperon +1 to spirit.
The price is not specified.Author
Horned helmet -2 to dexterity, -1 to perception. Attacks apply a fear effect. 5🟡
Do misses also count? Spells? Effects like the Goplon's stun? Does the mount frighten if its attack is separate from the rider's attack?Author
Laurel wreath Allies under the character's command receive +0-1 to all rolls.
I assume this includes damage rolls? If so, does it not apply to spells with fixed damage? Does it affect mounts and summoned creatures? If there are effects like the Ereba's priestly skill or Selena's earrings, does the character determine the type of bonus damage himself? Or does he receive +0-1 to weapon damage and +0-1 to damage from Ereba/Selena/hunter at once?Author
Selena's earrings +0-1 water damage for each unit of spirit 9🟡
Considering that the wording is different from a similar ability of Ereba, am I right in assuming that the damage from spells/priestly abilities is also increased? If so, does this also apply to the hunter's ability? If a character with earrings attacks a gem-knight, will the defense reduce both physical damage and damage from the earrings by 5?Author
Water OD is limited to 1. The character cannot shoot or cast spells. You cannot move and attack at the same time. Dodge and accuracy rolls are twice as low as usual.
Can Neptunes cast spells freely, with the caveat that some spells (like fire magic) will not work?Author
Copper ring 0🟡
Is the lack of cost a bug or a feature?Author
Additional weapon:
If a character with a bow/crossbow/two-handed sword/any other weapon that occupies both hands places a shield in the second slot, will it be used, provided that the character does not perform any other actions except movement during his turn? For example, if he is trying to close the distance with a spellcaster and is simply unable to attack or is ambushed.
Do attacks against invisible units/attacks that ignore invisibility remove invisibility?
No. Author
Do effects from items like shields (and earrings that add damage, for that matter) or rider skills like parry or counterattack apply to the mount? Is the mount's damage added to the rider's weapon damage, or is it separate and therefore reduced by armor? Do rider buffs apply to the mount?
No. It's separate. They don't apply, but you can buff it as a separate unit. Author
Does it block any damage-dealing spells? Does it block spells that apply negative effects?
If it's a spell with damage, then it also blocks the effects. Author
As far as I understand, this shield doesn't stun archers?
If they are not close, then no. Author
Do misses count? Spells? Effects like the hoplite's stun? Does the mount intimidate if its attack is separate from the rider's attack?
Misses, yes, the rest, no. Author
I assume this includes damage rolls? If so, does it not apply to spells with fixed damage? Does it work on mounts and summoned creatures? If a character has effects like Erebus's priest skill or Selena's earrings, does the character determine the type of bonus damage themselves? Or do they immediately receive +0-1 to weapon damage and +0-1 to damage from Erebus/Selena/the hunter?
They receive it immediately for both. Author
Considering that the wording is different from a similar ability of Erebus, am I right in assuming that damage from spells/priest abilities is also increased? If so, does this also apply to the hunter's special ability? If a character with earrings attacks a gem guardian, will the armor reduce both the physical damage and the damage from the earrings by 5?
It's the same effect; I just wrote it differently. Author
Can Neptunes cast spells freely, with the caveat that some spells (like fire magic) won't work?
Yes. Author
Is the lack of cost a bug or a feature?
It's a feature... Author
If a character with a bow/crossbow/two-handed sword/any other weapon that occupies both hands places a shield in the second slot, will it be used, provided that the character does not perform any other actions during their turn except for movement? For example, if they are trying to close the distance with a spellcaster and are simply unable to attack or are ambushed.
You can determine the weapon at the beginning of the turn. Therefore, you can choose the shield and move, but in this case, features like counterattacks will not work. For ambushes, you need to choose it as the main weapon.
— Hey, you’re finally awake. — The woman sitting opposite the player’s first character patted him on the shoulder. Now, there were only the two of them and a fearsome-looking Orc in the cart. — You’re heading to Grasaik, right? Maybe it’s none of my business, but… I want to warn you that it’s a dangerous place. The guard almost ignores crimes, and sometimes commits them themselves… Mayor Aris Belrog is only interested in his own well-being and maintaining power. Don’t you think you should turn back? No? Well… Then let me offer to help you get settled in the city; I’m a local, and I know more about what’s here and how things work than you do. Don’t worry, I won’t charge you for it. — In that case, allow me to join you. — The gruff voice of the Orc, who had been silent until now, inevitably drew the attention of both participants in the conversation. — My name is Gromm… I am a humble follower of the great Phos, and my mission is to eradicate the evil that has settled in Grasaik. — An Orc who worships Phos?.. Listen, — the woman turns to the player again, — my first piece of advice is to stay away from Orcs… They only cause trouble in this region.
Whoever is generated first can choose to send them both away or agree to the company of one of them. The woman will give hints in some places to make it easier to understand the not-so-obvious rules of the game, while the Orc is a rather strong warrior-priest who, however, will not tolerate "evil" in his presence.
"So, you're an artist?" — a man asked incredulously, addressing the orc standing beside him at the counter, who sported a black eye and a bunch of bruises. "Sort of." "Sorry, friend, but by the looks of you... Doesn't seem like it," the man laughed. "I mean, seriously, look at your face!" "A wolf is also a bird, but it doesn't fly high because it's always ready for rain." "Heh, what?" "Don't judge by appearances. I'd draw you, but I don't have any brushes." "Yeah, sure!" "They took them away, not my fault." "Sure-sure..." "Well, look here," — the orc, offended by the distrust, grabbed a napkin, did a bit of shamanizing with it, and folded it into a little boat. He plopped the resulting craft onto his interlocutor's head. — "That's all I can do right now." "Alright then... So, you say bandits took everything from you?" "No, of course, why would they take it... I gave it myself. Whoever blew on the tea knew what was coming." "Eh?" "Better to give it up willingly." "Ahhhh... But they still roughed you up, didn't they, friend? Hehe." "Not really. That was yesterday, the innkeeper at another tavern, along with his bouncer." "What for?" "Well, I don't have money." "Ahhhh..." — the man mulled it over for a while. — "And you don't have any today either, do you?" "Where would they come from." "But how were you planning to... Well... You know? Pay." "A well-fed wolf doesn't howl at the moon."
Setting: a street in some village-town.
"Thanks for paying for me. That's brotherly..." — said the staggering orc. "Don't worry about it," replied the man propping him up. "How do you even make a living? I somehow... *Hic!* Don't believe those little drawings bring you income." "Not much they do..." "Then how do you live... *Hic!* How... *Hic!* Do you live then?" "How do I liiiive?" "Yeah..." "How do I liiive? Man, I live great. You know, it's like I've already lived a thousand years. No, like I've already lived a hundred thousand years." "Reall..?" "Man, I've become so enlightened in my understanding that everything is clear to me now. Absolutely everything is clear. All those mages, scholars, priests — they keep searching and searching for answers to the big questions... But I already understand everything." "Everything's clea...?" "Yes, everything is clear. Do you know what Aether is?" "Well, of course." "What is Aether?" "Well, he's the god of, what's-his-name, air there, sky there, weather there..." "Nah. Aether is a substance!" "Soup-stance?" "Substance! The god Aether — that's also true, yeah. It's not for nothing he's called Aether. But AETHER permeates absolutely everything." "Oh, really?" "Yes. Aether — I am aether, you are aether, the Orikessian wolf is also aether. It's everywhere, you get it?" "*Hic!* But that's bad, isn't it?" "No. It's not bad. Drinking — that's bad. But aether — that's noooormal." "Well, if you say s—" "Do you even know what forty-two is? Do you?"
Setting: various places.
Fovl of the Black Wolves Tribe had been tossed around quite a bit by life. There was a period when he had to eat from the same trough as pigs ("The wolf is weaker than the lion and the tiger, but in the circus all three perform together"), there was a relatively calm period working as a night watchman ("Don't wake the trouble while it sleeps quietly"), and sometimes Fovl scraped by selling paintings for whatever he could get, despite the difficulties of such earnings for an orc ("The eyes fear, the hands buy").
In the end, having gained experience worth a hundred thousand years over his short life, he found himself, along with his trusty crossbow, on the road to Grasaiki.
After taking a closer look at her silent companion, the veteran regretted, for yet another time, that she had lost an eye in the line of duty. She bit her lip angrily, resolutely fell silent, and stopped talking to her fellow travelers.
-- Well, if you want to... -- Fowl began, surprised, not understanding what this conversation was about, but seeing that the woman had turned away and fallen silent, he also fell silent. For a moment, he thought he was at a crossroads, facing some important life choice, but perhaps he was mistaken. Maybe the hood, pulled deep over his head, played a role in the misunderstanding. If it were a choice, then, of course, in any unclear situation, you should choose the grandmother, but alas, it didn't work out this time. -- I'm not offended, if anything, you just wanted what was best. After sitting for a while and thinking, Fowl realized that no other company awaited him except for an orc fanatic, so he sat down next to his fellow from Oric. No matter how much he might be wary of him internally. -- So, where did the evil in Grasaiki come from?
“From the children of Selena, from our brethren…,” the Orc thoughtfully stroked his deliberately masculine chin. “Actually, from all sentient beings. There is no evil without someone’s will behind it! For us Orcs, everything is simple: the strong are right, so all you need to do is hit them hard on the head, and they will stop doing nonsense. But with the children of Selena… it’s often complicated. See?” Gromm moves closer to his interlocutor so that he can better examine the scars on his face. “This is the price I paid for saving a young lady. The daughter of a mayor from one of the cities was captured by bandits, and they demanded a ransom, so I took her and freed her, cutting down the scoundrels. And this mayor took me and threw me into a dungeon, intending to torture me. So much time has passed, and I still don’t understand, is it because he didn’t like my green face?… And the sad thing is that you can’t really hit him on the head. First, he does everything through others; second, if you hit him, you’ll kill him right away. In general, after I was released, I decided to leave it all in the past, but now I hear that things are really bad in Grasaika… Our people have become too unruly because of their impunity, and the locals have gone completely mad.”
-- Oh, jeez, -- Fowl frowned, realizing where he was headed. -- It seems I'm not destined for a peaceful life... -- Well, I've also gotten used to the fact that life isn't a walk in the park, but this is like being caught between two fires. She's right, -- he was clearly talking about the veteran. -- Listen, -- Fowl said as quietly as possible. -- You seem like a decent guy, maybe we can stick together at first? You know, just to be safe. Two heads are better than one, and no head is not very good. And I think I already have an idea of what kind of people are here, -- he was talking about his fellow traveler. -- I really don't need any more problems; I'm an artist -- see, -- Black Wolf showed his brushes and paper. -- Otherwise, I have a feeling my life won't work out.
– Yes, that would be better. We’ll stick together, and who knows, maybe we’ll even eradicate the evil. Fowl learns the following information:
Scar +1 to Might. Source: 50% chance to obtain when a character survives an injury that leaves them with 0-3 hit points. Horrific Scars Attacks inflict the Fear effect. Source: obtain three scars.
Weapon Mastery Claymore ・Concussion on attacks. ・Damage is also dealt to enemies in cells adjacent to the target.
Spells ・Healing Light Restores spirit*3 health to an ally anywhere on the map. ・Liberation Removes negative effects from an ally anywhere on the map (bleeding, poison, concussion, horror, seduction, immobilization, burn, fear); grants immunity to these effects for one turn.
Traits Scar +1 to Spirit. Terrible Scars Attacks inflict the fear effect. Melee only. Veteran +10 to Health. Inventory 33 kaho
Rizetta Askalif Licilis -6 to Health, +2 to Spirit, +3 to Agility, free spell selection for mages. Mage -6 to Health, ability to learn spells, 3 random spells at game start. Terrone +9 to Health. Persuasion --- Attributes Health: 15 Perception: 6 Agility: 9 Spirit: 8 AP: 2 Defense: 0 Light: 0 Water: 0 Earth: 0 Air: 0 Fire: 0 Darkness: 0 MP: 6
Weapon Mastery Bow ・+1 to attack range.
Spells Speed of Light Moves the selected character (teleports) to any other cell on the map. Enemies may make a Spirit check to resist the effect. Wall The character creates a continuous wall, whose length equals Spirit/2. The wall's health equals the caster's Spirit*3. It also has 5 defense against physical attacks. Range: 5. Hand of Aether The selected character makes an additional attack. Duration equals Spirit.
Equipment Weapon: Bow Damage: 5-9 Range: 3 Secondary Weapon: - Body: - Head: - Boots: - Cloak: - Accessory 1: Phos Pendant Saves the character from death, then breaks. Accessory 2: - Slot 1: Quiver of Arrows (20/20) Slot 2: Quiver of Arrows (20/20)
Gromm and Fowl arrive in Grasai, and with them comes their unfriendly companion. The guards, apparently, didn't think it was necessary to waste time on a couple of vagrants, in other words, they were too lazy to inspect the newcomers, and both orcs easily end up within the city limits. — Well, what do you say, buddy, shall we stop by the tavern? We need to figure out what's what and where.
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