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It should be noted that the effectiveness of the ability depends on faith... it can be lost, and ultimately, Revan has the final say...

I wouldn't say so.

Didn't even the event where Lyda was sent to prove her worth wake you up?...

It should be noted that the effectiveness of the ability depends on faith... it can be lost, and ultimately, Revan has the final say...

Well, in previous games, there were these knight-seducers. I'm not really sure if anyone played as them, though. But I remember that one such NPC caused a lot of trouble for players in Cerberia. As for a child without seduction... would Mirastir work? He had an ability that gave a bonus to beauty based on strength.

Didn't even the event where Lyda was sent to prove her worth wake you up?...

What?) Was there something like that?

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Is Mirastir any good? He had an ability that gave a bonus to beauty based on strength.

Who?) The name sounds familiar, but I'm not kidding when I say I don't remember much, I have memory problems.

What?) Was there something like that?

Here.

What?) Was there something like that?

Yes... The woman whom Kenshiro helped, while Lance/Lide was about to break her neck or something, approached Lance and said, "I don't know what the princess saw in you, but here's a task from her, go to the ruins with a bunch of undead, if you come back alive, the princess is yours," to which Lance returned to his usual mode - xD - and went to the undead.

Mirastir is here here, he's the first on the list.

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Yes... The woman whom Kenshiro helped, while Lance/Laid was about to break her neck or something, approached Lance and said, "I don't know what the princess saw in you, but here's a task from her, go to the ruins with a bunch of undead, if you come back alive, the princess is yours," to which Lance returned to his usual mode - xD - and went to the undead.

It was a little different there. The task was from the king, and from a completely different country. And he promised her his princess as a wife. Welfern Laid is not in danger (yet).

Okay. Then, I guess there are no Warlocks in the world of Revan.

It was a little different there. The task was given by the king, and he was from a completely different country. He even promised his princess in marriage. Velverna Laid is not in danger (for now).

Aaaah, is that so? I thought you were all waiting for Laid's return and that you were expecting a ritual to cleanse the princess after he returned, or something like that.

The only true chad is the human avalanche. While everyone else is chasing after girls, maxing out their charisma and beauty, and trying to prove something, he just breaks down walls and moves forward.

The only true chad is a human avalanche. While everyone else chases after girls, maxes out their charisma and beauty, and tries to prove something, he simply breaks down walls and moves forward.

And then he frees one of the Namhani from captivity, leaves his sword and armor on the floor (YOU DIDN'T FORGET HOW YOU DIDN'T LOOT THEM AND BRING THEM TO TIRZE), and they both sail away to a deserted island to raise children.

Continuing his walk through the city, Garret notices Erefir disappear behind the doors of the philosophers' guild, and, having nothing better to do, decides to listen to their tedious speeches and see what the brave commander has to say. Surprisingly, the questions being discussed turned out to be not so boring after all.

— Uh-huh, — this time even the usually unflappable Lee Joon seemed a little confused; catching sight of Erefir, he turns to her, — esteemed one, what do you think about these two questions? Which is worse – seduction or rape, and what, in your opinion, defines kinship?

While Erefir was pondering her answer, Garret spoke up.
— I've never heard anyone ask which of these is worse. Usually, people just do what suits them. — the former rogue smirked. — And my personal opinion... Both are extremely dangerous, the smell is different, but if throats are slit afterward, it doesn't matter anymore. Considering that violence is essentially aggression, the chance that someone's blood will flow is very high. But seduction is not so straightforward; anything can happen. Which is worse in the end? If you look at it from the perpetrator's point of view, it depends on what they prefer – cruelty or excitement. If you look at it from the victim's point of view, it depends on what they value more – their life or their ideals. And if you look at it more broadly, it depends on the consequences. For example, the violence of bandits against the mayor's daughter, leading to her death and the subsequent raid by the guard on their lair, and then the mass slaughter of both sides, in which everyone ultimately loses, is worse than if some gigolo seduced the drunkard's wife, he went to sort things out, fell, and froze in the bushes overnight. And conversely, seduction in high circles, leading to wars, or even the destruction of the world, is worse than a random maniac raping a random woman in an alley.

— As for kinship... Closeness of spirit and blood ties – both are powerful factors. The first is always, the second usually. But I believe that rituals and curses that bind souls together are the most powerful. And no, Grisha, marital bonds mean little in comparison, they are nothing more than a trivial formality. For this type of kinship, connected with otherworldly intervention, neither closeness of spirit nor blood ties are necessary. In a sense, there is also a perpetrator and a victim here, and it is not a fact that there is kinship between them, and it is not a fact that both individuals are human. For example, a death knight binds his soul to a loyal blade. Or, conversely, a cursed sword absorbs the soul of a slain warrior. This is more than just magic; it exists outside the concepts of life and death, and even entities that hate each other can be fused together in an unbreakable kinship and remain together forever.

And then he frees one of the Namhani from captivity, leaves his sword and armor on the floor (CAT, I HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN HOW YOU DIDN'T LOOT THEM AND DIDN'T BRING THEM TO TIRZE), and they both sail away to a deserted island to raise children.

But I forgot. I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about and who all these people are.

But I forgot. I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about or who all these people are.

This is when your little darling was sent to assassinate Darius, and Tirza and, I think, Adilika were there as backup. It happened in Novaru. Tirza is my blue-skinned, horned model warrior, and Adilika is a Heroist pirate. All three were Elulu-Suen, and the quest giver was considered a traitor to them.

This is when my Shunyits was sent to assassinate Darius, with Tirza and, I think, Adilika as backup. It happened in Novaru. Tirza is my blue-skinned, horned model warrior, and Adilika is a Heroist pirate. All three were Elulu-Suen, and the quest character was considered a traitor to them.

I don't remember anything about it. I only remember a really bad picture of the Shunyits and that he ended up in jail. One day I'll read all the expansions, but not today. I'm just afraid I'll die of cringe. I remember it was very difficult for me to play back then, I constantly felt incredibly awkward when writing role-playing posts.