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Raven, let's go, before we stumble upon some adventure.
Just for the record - this is a joke, I'm not insisting on it being officially included in the lore.
During his adventures, Guyon acquires a new trait: Life's Winner You say things can't get any worse? They can, they really can! For example... Oh, wait, they really can't. The limit of misfortune has been reached, it's overflowing and bursting out from the opposite end of the scale! The character is so unlucky that in some cases, his misfortunes can mutually annihilate each other, giving the character unexpected ways out of situations and acting against his enemies.
The Vietnam flashbacks and glass have been moved to the diary.
I added a picture with a link to this post... But it won't have any special effects, of course. Otherwise, I'd have to create some critical failures, like with the Lungworts.
They themselves asked the princess to take the goods from him, and Sky is to blame, well, well...
and Ment didn't even get to her... and the main problem is clearly something else... Gion will now hug and sniff the bride's cloak at night... I feel sorry for Ambrosia, though...
In the case of Gillon's ability, this critical failure would look like: "Shot at the main boss, missed, shot himself in the knee, but the arrow went through the knee, ricocheted off the floor, and one-shot the main boss."
/ Can Merel cast buffs on the airship itself and renew them regularly? I'm talking about the air shield. If so, wouldn't the pilots be against it, and wouldn't it be a good thing for morale? /
Frag, write later what you need to change, taking this into account.
The old tab is still open; here's what's in it: Experience for +5 perception, +2 strength, +1 agility, and also refined an elemental omelet with +1 speed.
Train, ship, hot air balloon, airship... Returning to life in a wonderful new world, Garret didn't even imagine that he would have to travel across vast territories, seas, and skies. After all, there's a large city where he can definitely make a good profit. However, the Carnelian is not just a local gang; the princess's ambitions extended far beyond Margel, and so he is once again facing a journey. Somewhere out there, beyond the horizon, cultists are praying to portraits and slandering her, probably unaware that someone is already on their way. However, it's too early to think about that; first, he needs to reach his destination. A storm and wind rage outside, and the airship struggles through the bad weather. And how does this thing even fly? Never mind, it's not his concern. But he already knows that it is quite possible to shoot it down with the coordinated forces of a small squad.
Garret looks out the window. It's already dark, and through the rain, he can't see anything, let alone the ground. Well, at least for now, he can only hope that the pilot hasn't strayed too far off course.
— As promised! After casting a certain spell, the entity returns to the depths of the lamp.
Djinn
A certain spell emanates from the lips of the mysterious entity, and in the next moment, the abomination is in the air. Then, a magical water sword appears in the hands of the lamp's inhabitant, with which she immediately cuts the abomination in half, thus preventing it from burrowing into the sand.
Heroist
The boss, without breaking his bad habit, divided the Sky Talismans – one eventually went to equip Kenshiro (other 2), the second to Alaria (other 3), and the last to himself (other 3).
Sky Talisman
Resets the first spell applied to the character.
I'm not sure if the djinn's teleportation was a spell (even though she used magic, but who knows) and whether this magic is some kind of special magic that ignores the usual rules of magic. But just in case, I'll draw attention to this point, in case my suspicions are correct and the teleportation only affected Klin at Yulizia. In fact, I'm not even sure which outcome is worse. In any case, I'm writing this here and now so that Revana doesn't have to rewrite the post later if my suspicions turn out to be correct.
Well, now I even feel a bit sorry for Guyon. On the other hand, all this reduces his chances of getting to know the Rynze cult more closely. So, the winner's ability might actually help him in the long run.
-- How was the trip, Merel? -- the redhead looked unusually frightened at the end of the day. No, she still didn't trust airships... -- Listen, is there any reason why you don't put an air barrier on the airship to protect against bandit attacks? We were warned, right? If we need to discuss this with the pilots, I think they'll be happy to. And also... I have a similar question for Kilike, -- this last thought somehow cheered the knight. -- And yes!
Less than a minute later, Erefir asks Kilike if she can use Merel's staff (if he doesn't mind periodically lending it to the caste) to maintain perpetual flight on Erefir (and optionally on other carnelians, including herself).
Gained +5 Perception, +2 Strength, +1 Dexterity, and also acquired a magical omelet that grants +1 Speed.
Well, I reduced the Speed by two, added one Dexterity, and recalculated the experience points.
Added 11 minutes later Ment
-- How was the trip, Merel? -- the redhead looked unusually frightened at the end of the day. No, she still didn't trust airships... -- Listen, is there any reason why you don't put an air barrier on the airship to protect against bandit attacks? We were warned, right? If you need to discuss this with the pilots, I think they would be happy to. And also... There's another similar question for Kilike, -- this last thought somehow pleased the knight. -- Oh, and by the way!
Less than a minute later, Erefir asks Kilike if she can use Merel's staff (if he doesn't mind periodically lending it to the mages) to maintain perpetual flight on Erefir (and optionally on other Carneolians, including herself).
- No, of course I'm against it, - Kilike joked and cast the flight spell.
Less than a minute later, Erephir asks Kilikia if she can use Merel's staff (assuming he doesn't mind it being periodically passed on to the castes) to maintain perpetual flight on Erephir (and optionally on other carnelians, including herself).
What happened? There's only a single harpy with an attack value, what's the problem?
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт