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Kalimor – a level 2 kinetic attack against a monster (but not against us).

Won't it occupy one cell? If so, I'd say 2, but let the Heroes expert decide.

It will.

I think the golem goes first. I don't know if it can do anything else separately, but if it can, it attacks with its regular attack (or immediately with kinetic attack 2, if it's possible).
Henry uses skill 2.
Pirate uses Fire Rum 2.

I'm throwing knives at level 2, you know. And I have Counterattack active, but I don't plan on engaging him in melee combat. I don't know how hard he hits, but my dodge is reduced right now, and I don't have much health anyway.

but I don't plan on engaging him in close combat.

But he does.

If you buy him a sword, he will be able to attack with it instead of the Kalimor.
The golem will only be able to use Kalimor's abilities at level V of the Carrier skill.

If you buy him a sword, he'll be able to fight with it, instead of with Kalimor.

Why would he wander around at night in some unknown place and buy dirty swords, when he has a beautiful Kalimor at home?

Then, skip the golem (or approach it slightly if needed for attacking Kalimor), and have Kalimor use the kinetic strike 2. I simplified the pirate a bit again; it has an autohit with a paralyzing harpoon, and then a stat check for paralysis, or something like that? If so, let's go with that, level 3. If not, let's keep it as a level 2 rum.

Why skip the golem? Nebok didn't say that the golem couldn't attack.

If it can attack automatically, then, of course, it will deal damage.

Yes, he can attack with his bare hand, but without a weapon, the damage will be equal to his strength.

they could buy him a drum and teach him the musician skill.

Yes, he can attack with his bare hand, but without a weapon, the damage will be equal to his strength.

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I don't understand why he can't attack Kalimor with a regular sword, and then Kalimor can use his abilities. Anyway, it's acceptable, keep going.

Nebok, why can't the golem attack Kalimor at all? It was created for that purpose. I activated the carrier's ability. It's always carrying the sword.

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Carrier
Level II:
- The carrier can use the sword as a replacement for its own weapon
- To do this, the carrier must spend one spell slot and one charge of level VI
- Kalimor can act during its turn

Did you replace the weapon with Kalimor? Yes. Did you spend a spell slot? Yes. Does Kalimor have its own turn? Yes.

Tactile sensations gradually faded, his hand turned pale, resembling an ashen spider nestled on a pipe, and his nails took on an unpleasant bluish hue and began to crack, after which they fell off one by one, scattering into dust in the air. Radiel snapped his fingers, stirred, and with a crunch, stretched what remained of his neck. He tapped it back and forth with a bony sound. Finally, with a familiar movement, he pulled out his lute and placed his fingers on the strings. In the thickening darkness of the alley, sparks flew, and reflections from a bright flash danced on the windows of the darkened buildings. A trial chord on the necroguitar made them shudder in their frames. The nightmare begins.

It's not needed here.
Is Radiel just walking around the city at night?

Radiel returns to the tavern as a Child of Nightmare.

He throws the door open with a kick and freezes for a moment in the doorway in a dramatic pose, guitar at the ready. A bony hand rises and descends on the strings, producing a short introduction on otherworldly frequencies, instantly drowning out all other sounds. The next moment, the skeleton bursts inside and in two leaps finds himself in the center of the room, jumps onto a free table, and launches into a fiery solo on the necroguitar, tapping the rhythm with his heels, causing dishes to rattle and mugs to jump around.