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Erephir spent the whole night brainstorming how to create equipment that would be immune to annihilation and protect against it... Unlike Ayko, who thinks strategically based on human resources, Phyr-Phyr constantly thinks about what kind of gear to make and how to use it to increase her chances. She has this particular obsession.
Erefir was actually racking her brains all night, trying to figure out how to make armor that would be immune to annihilation and protect against it... Unlike Ayko, who thinks strategically based on human resources, Fir-Fir is constantly thinking about what kind of metal thing to make and how to use it to increase her chances. She has this obsession.
Forge a hundred iron daggers, and it will unlock. BiboboBa, having an extensive history of banditry behind them, understand that this creature is too tough for them in a direct confrontation, and will insist on a cunning plan. However, if it involves Erefir in anti-annihilation armor and with an anti-annihilation club, they won't object.Ple-Sen
Regarding annihilation... I hope the dragon's name is Ivory.
I hope it isn't. If it isn't, maybe it won't come.
[spoiler=Carneol plans a battle against the Apostle of Despair][/spoiler]
Added 7 minutes later Revan, is the Despair's ability even better than the critical effect of an upgraded Wallis, right? Or are there the same restrictions on killing super-creatures as in the first post?
Yes, I'm also thinking about a way to overcome this seemingly hopeless situation. I just don't have the "Fox" trait, like Erephir, and the idea of loading up with armor and fighting a dragon head-on doesn't seem very wise to me.
I'm actually thinking about a way to overcome this hopeless situation. I just don't have the Fox trait, like Erephir, and the idea of loading up with armor and fighting a dragon head-on doesn't seem very wise to me.
Oh, come on, it can't get any worse, and the plan is good. What could possibly go wrong anyway?
Well, that's just one direction, to be fair... A sword that deals 100% damage, combined with maximum initiative and flight, is a different story, for example. Or a bow instead of a sword. In any case, it needs the "guaranteed hit" property, or a magic attack, because the evasion is 1000%. Unfortunately, it's obviously not possible to put her in an inn in Yanshi, give her a fruit, and then blow a whistle, or anything similar. Ironically, Aiko, with her fire path, could theoretically win with a fire shield, although it would require sacrificing many people, which isn't a very pleasant option.
Now, this is something I've been considering. Autohit is definitely possible, considering Bazhena's spear. The problem is that autohit + 100% damage from max HP + flight + maximum initiative sounds a bit too overpowered, even for a cosmic artifact. Unless you fill all the slots with items made from it. How about a one-time-use javelin with autohit and 100% max HP damage? I can imagine that, although I'm not sure if Revenant would have enough range. It's also important to understand that stealth is necessary to solve the problem.
1. Let's wait for Revan and Ment to respond, plus get some info from the Dragon King. After that, we can start thinking. 2. I strongly suspect that any attempt to engage the Apostle in direct combat will result in a party wipe, no question about it.
Should I redesign the relationship page to fit this format? 🤔 Anyway, I'm behind on updating the stats, and they don't always reflect the reality.
Naria The eldest of the Emperor's daughters, one of the princesses of Welfern.
Beata and Gion: Carneol's rascals Aiyano: Beloved daughter Garret: The Chosen One Kline: Former servant Alaria: The Chosen One Erephir: Promising knight
Oh, come on, it can't get any worse for us, and the plan is good; what could possibly go wrong anyway?
Given the situation, this SCP is no longer relevant; different quotes are needed here. I suggest following the instructions:Guards! Guards!<blockquote-– It should work, – muttered Colon. – I'll fire a lucky arrow, and that's it. You're right. A one in a million chance works. Otherwise, everything loses its meaning. Then it's better not to live at all.
– Well-well, basically, – what if it's not the kind of chance that is one in a million?
Shnobs stared at him.
– What are you talking about?
– About how, naturally, all these last chances that are one in a million always work; there's no problem there, but... anyway, such chances are quite... how do you say it... a specific thing. Aren't they?
– Ask someone else, – Shnobs shrugged.
– But what if this chance, for example, is one in a thousand? – Colon continued with anguish in his voice.
– What?
– Has anyone ever heard of a one in a thousand chance working?
Vimes looked up from the letter.
– Don't go crazy, sergeant, – he said. – No one has ever seen a one in a thousand chance work. All odds are against it working. – Vimes moved his lips, apparently calculating. – A million to one.
– Exactly, – Shnobs agreed. – A million.
– So actually, the chance can only work if the probability of it working is exactly one in a million, – concluded the sergeant.
– I think that's correct, – Shnobs agreed.
– So, for example, a chance of one in nine hundred ninety-nine and nine hundred forty-three thousandths... – Colon began.
Vimes shook his head.
– It won't work; there's no point hoping. No one has ever said that the odds were one in nine hundred ninety-nine and nine hundred forty-three thousandths, but that it might work.
For a while, captivated by the process of own fierce calculation, they looked silently at the city spreading out before them.
Vimes scribbled something frantically. He delved into detailed calculations. First, he found the surface area of the dragon, and then began to calculate the probability of an arrow hitting some specific point on that surface.
– But don't forget, the arrow will be fired with aim! – Colon clarified. – I won't just fire blindly from the bow; I'll aim first.
Shnobs coughed.
– In that case, the chances are much higher than one in a million, – Vimes concluded. – Maybe one in a hundred. And if the dragon is flying slowly and its vulnerable spot is large, this chance becomes practically a certainty.
Colon's lips trembled, ready to utter: "Yes, a certainty, but it could still turn out..." Oh no! He shook his head.
– What should we do then? – he said aloud.
– We need to lower our chances somehow, – Shnobs suggested.
Guards! Guards!<blockquote-
Shnobs tilted his head to the side.
– Looks very promising, – he noted critically. – It seems we're almost at the goal. I think that the chance of hitting the dragon in its vulnerable organs, if your face is smeared with soot, your tongue is sticking out, and you are standing on one leg singing the "Song of the Hedgehog," equals... Hey, Vimes, what does it equal there?
– This chance is approximately one in a million, – Vimes answered in the tone of an expert.
...
– There it is! – Vimes looked toward Tubbs, just in case the gods had forgotten why they were sitting there, and added slowly and clearly: – A one in a million chance; it should work! --- I like the new format. It's acceptable.
Raven, that's very kind of you (no sarcasm, you little rascals :3), but I'm afraid you'll just end up working even harder coming up with such things for everyone and having to redo everything. I'm for using numbers; it's clearer to me.
Ment
Considering the situation, this SCP is not relevant; different quotes are needed here. I suggest following the instructions:
Ment
Ple-Sen
