Posts from ☀️ Arselia and Akonia Auto-translated

Hold on, I need to prepare for the battle first. Also, I can't provide any defense, as I have 0 Action Points.

You should be thankful for the airship; bandits would definitely have overwhelmed you.

We have magic to use against them, and other advantages.

No one stopped you from claiming territory; the main thing is to justify it.

I would have done so if there weren't opportunities to work, a calendar, and other features that encourage a more relaxed and prolonged progression process. Although, with experience, that's how it is; we don't have that much of it.
By the way, do we get experience for the airship?

You could sapphire-kilij-attack with fire rain.

You could use a sapphire chalice to cast Fireball.

I can skip the battle with this strategy.

- Yes, that's understandable. But what if it flies off to some really strange place? For example, into someone's décolletage.

I can skip a battle with this setup.

They burned the loyalists, the revolutionaries, and the queen. Pyromaniacs from Carneola.

You could sapphire-chalice-attack with fire rain.

That's exactly what I was planning to do...

Yay, I have nine birds! I've been through this forum...

You just need to make more than 10,000 posts, and you'll be done

Before the battle, Garret gathers all the life potions from those who have them and equips something else instead of the mermaid. This is a guaranteed step 1. Garret, Ayko, and Merel eat emeralds before the battle, just in case. In the battle, Kilik definitely uses Firestorm, then Sapphire for HP, then Firestorm until victory. The guys on the walls next to us are taken out by the Cat and Garret.

It should be noted that we should only target enemies and avoid getting caught in the crossfire from our "allies."

It should be noted that, yes.

I think, in a role-playing scenario, when the loyalists see that some strange guys are attacking the revolutionaries, but not them, they won't start shooting at us.

For faith, the queen, and the homeland.

- Yes, that's understandable. But what if it flies off to some completely strange place? For example, into someone's décolletage.

- For this, there is a third rule: if the first two points are impossible, then one must act according to justice and common sense.


Villiana Spite leads Ayana to the beginner's golf course.

- Your task is to send the ball into the hole on the other side in as few moves as possible.

Handing over the club, Villiana explains in a little more detail.

The distance the ball flies depends on the character's strength and the type of hit:
- Weak (from the minimum strength to half of it)
- Normal (from half the strength to the maximum)
- Powerful (from the maximum to double the maximum)

During flight, the ball may deviate from the desired trajectory. The chance of this is 50% and decreases by 1% for each unit of the character's perception.

The character's stamina determines the number of moves they can make (stamina/2).

When within three tiles of the hole, a light hit can be used (1-6). Each failure gives a 20% chance of automatically getting the ball into the hole (stacks). If the character's agility is 20 or higher, they automatically put the ball in the hole from this distance.

Revenant considers two "battles" at once, which is quite masochistic.