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Apparently, we need an expansion pack with a team of villains, where you have to rob caravans and… well, you know.

"Villains are s2#@$," Henry replied definitively to the gray text.

You need to create a party of good champions and a party of evil champions and arrange a PvP battle.

I'm exploring an assassin-style ability. It doesn't need to work in combat, but rather allow for a very impactful strike during dialogue. Ideally, it would be related to charm... like, she talks, captivates with her gaze, and then suddenly, a knife to the neck or somewhere else.

Neb, explain it again, level by level. If we invest experience into 10 points of characteristics, we'll all be level 3, right? I think we've already gathered enough experience.
If so, while we have a break, I'd like to replace a passive skill with "Detect Life." We could turn it on and off to highlight living creatures for scouting and to avoid ambushes. We have Nikta, of course, but extra protection wouldn't hurt; ideally, it would be level 2-3.
And we should get "Spirit Drain 3," with the same idea, but with slightly better checks...

Here's how the 367 experience points are allocated:
20 -- +1 Physical
25 -- +1 Physical
30 -- +1 Physical
35 -- +1 Physical
40 -- +1 Agility
45 -- +1 Agility
50 -- +1 Agility
55 -- +1 Perception
60 -- +1 Perception

7 experience points remaining.

While the mercenaries are taking a break, Nikta practices throwing knives, increasing her knife throwing skill to all levels, including level six. She also learns to use paired daggers more effectively, increasing her paired weapons skill to all levels, gaining a double strike at higher levels. After talking to Henry, she spent half the evening amusing herself by taking a gold coin from his pocket and tossing it back – he told her that some old scrolls described this as a way to learn pickpocketing. Whether it was true or not, she didn't know, but it seemed to work.

Pickpocketing to all levels: the character can discreetly take an item of a certain weight/value in a non-combat situation, such as scrolls or potions. At higher levels, they can steal weapons (let's not include armor, after all, this isn't Skyrim). If it's not too greedy, we can add a combat application – if I'm behind cover and the enemy is standing with their back to me, I can steal their weapon/loot right during the battle. Or plant something nasty, like a poisoned apple or Faeble's secretions, also usually at lower levels, and in combat at higher levels.

How many points do I have? 7? Let's put 4 into agility and 3 into perception. And level up.

it's better to put grenades in your pockets.

Good idea, I fixed it.

. Please explain it again, level by level, Neb. We all need to invest experience into 10 points of characteristics, and we'll be level 3, right? I understand that we've already gathered enough?

Yes, that's correct. Please write down what everyone is upgrading and which new skills they are learning. I'll take care of it tomorrow.

I'm studying an ability with an assassin-like theme. It doesn't have to work in combat, but rather allow for a very impactful attack during dialogue. Preferably something related to charm... like, she talks, captivates with her gaze, and then stabs with a knife in the neck or somewhere else.

Besides that, everything should be focused on improving the overall aesthetics and updating the main artwork.

Once the "mission" was accomplished, old Joe could finally relax and have a good time. As soon as he burst into the tavern, he was already ordering drinks. (meat dish with a side + rum + horseradish vodka)
Soon, the former pirate was already mumbling something incoherently to himself, burying his dirty face in the empty plate. However, this time, his words and who they were directed at could not be understood.

too lazy to count the expenses, half for food, half for perception

I've added my skills to the character post. 1 point in Dexterity. 2 points in Combat Skills. The rest (5?) in Perception.

too lazy to calculate the stats, half into physical attack, half into magical attack

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I'm studying an assassin-like ability. It doesn't have to work in combat, but rather, it should allow for a very impactful strike during dialogue. Preferably something related to charm... like, they talk, their gaze captivates, and then – a knife to the neck or somewhere else.

Poor kids... Just don't forget to buy a knife.

Added 1 hour 16 minutes ago
Are you going to rest, or will someone else be doing something tonight?

The following events may have taken place either in the evening of the same day or in the morning of the next. By the way, when Lin posted the notice about the trolls, she also reported on the completion of the task. - The region is full of dangers, so we will continue moving as a group. We have completed the task that required urgent attention, so now we can discuss which one we should take on next. Besides the main contract, the following tasks remain: eliminating the ghost, resolving the issue with the talking well, breaking into the chest, recruiting for the guard, dealing with the rat infestation, and finding the missing pig family. I suggest we take on the rats and the recruitment issue – both tasks have the same contact person. We can stop by the shops along the way. Also, I think it makes sense to appoint a deputy commander – just in case we are forced to split up or something happens to me. After considering the candidates, I came to the conclusion that both Holodets and Uncle Dorobo are suitable for this role, and I don't see any difference between them, so we will hold a small vote – choose the one who, in your opinion, will do a better job.

"I suppose I could still do something before it gets too late," Henry thought. "It would be good to recruit some guards. I could go to the taverns and try to convince people to join, it would be both enjoyable and useful..." "But you don't like the local drinks, Henry?" "Well, yes, alcohol is actually disgusting. I'd rather find some cola... I'd probably swear loyalty to anyone for a can of cola. But what can you do for the Mission, right? That's called 'responsibility' – when you don't want to get drunk, but you still go! If Lin allows it. Although she could go herself."