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Well, the NPC sensed something was up and caught him red-handed .

As for the chest, it simply won't open. And you won't be able to try again immediately. If you failed, then you failed.

Well, the NPC felt something amiss and caught him red-handed

That's understandable. What happens next? Will he be exiled to the chthonic forest (desert

Each Clan has its own rules. Experts will likely send you on a menial task. No, not monster hunting. But some boring fetch quest with tricky dialogues. For fighters, it might actually lead to a duel for honor. The downtrodden have the classic arrest and temporary imprisonment. Or you can settle things one way or another. It depends on what the character is capable of

I wanted to find a suitable build and write a quest description, but my internet connection was down for over a day, preventing me from accessing the forum.

You can still participate; go ahead and write!

Has no one made an Alchemist yet? I've only read about Quentus Revan so far.

No one. Alex considered it but didn't take it.

I had some turkey for my Quent, so I’ll take it.

Currently, the team includes a gachimuchi fighter, a grenadier thief/gatherer, a hot chick with axes, a nerdy researcher, and a diplomat.

Khryashch  Clan of the Sufferers Rank: Wretched Bonus: +2 to Agility, additional skill slot. Male Level: 3 (175/800)

Attributes Strength: 2  Endurance: 2  Agility: 7 Will: 2 Mind: 1  Parameters Health: 70  Damage: 20  Evasion chance: 35 (40)% Hit chance: 6 (11)% Chance to reflect negative effect: 8% Initiative: 10 Speed: 3 Action points: 6 Skill slots: 3 Beauty: 2 Skills Bomb Throwing I Allows the use of regular throwing bombs. Pickpocketing I Allows picking the pockets of NPCs via an Agility check.  Foraging I Allows searching a location (requires one action point). Each location can be searched only once per game. Weakness to Nymphs If the enemy side has a Nymph, the fighter switches sides until the end of the battle.

Equipment Weapon 1: - Weapon 2: - Head: - Body: Unremarkable clothing Hands: - Feet: Unremarkable boots Accessory 1: Cowardly tail (+2 to escape radius from the battlefield) Accessory 2: Lucky feather (+5% to evasion and hit chance) Inventory Supplies x2 Voucher for 30 barter points (2) x1 Throwing bomb x2 (deals 75 damage in a 3x3 area with fixed 100% accuracy and range 3, ends the turn if used in combat) Healing potion x4 (restores 40 health, ends the turn if used in combat) Low-grade alchemical ingredient x13 Medium-grade alchemical ingredient x5 High-grade alchemical ingredient x1 Low-grade smithing material x10 Medium-grade smithing material x2 Magnificent gem x1 Funny little hat x1 Bloodsucker's breastplate x1 (medium, +10% reduction of any damage, immunity to Bleeding) Valuable crystal x9 Delightful scissors x1

Well, I'll also become a bookworm alcoholic.

Ah yes, bombing attacks count as ranged attacks, which means you can't move and throw bombs at the same time. This has been mentioned on the first page from the beginning, by the way.

Khryashch

Beauty: 1

Okay. The grimace in the picture makes analysis difficult. The first thing that catches the eye is the stupid hairstyle. If you need to hide bad ears, there are many other options. Perhaps he's hiding early stages of baldness with this hairstyle; it already looks suspicious. Red hair is the rarest color. It can either greatly enhance a good face or significantly downgrade a bad one. A dark-haired ugly guy – so what? A red-haired ugly guy – that’s awful, kill him! In this case, due to the ordinary face, the red hair is more likely a plus. He squints, making it difficult to accurately determine the quality of his eyes; they are probably average. The brow ridge looks normal. The eyebrows seem rather thin. Good nose, size and shape. The lips are also most likely not bad. Chin and jawline are about average, possibly better, but the face is somewhat puffy, so it's hard to say for sure. Cheekbones are decent. It's difficult to assess body build, but the shoulders don't seem very broad, which is a big minus, especially if he's tall. Based on the available information, 5.5 out of 10.

Ida

"Damn it!" — Ida exclaimed furiously.

It wasn't like the girl to curse, but her hip, bruised against the dresser, immediately made itself known. She shouldn't have jumped out of bed so abruptly and rushed to the writing desk. That was definitely going to leave a bruise. Hopefully Mom and Dad didn't hear.

Fortunately, among the modest stock of elixirs Ida had acquired, there was a healing one. She gulped it down greedily. If the records were to be believed, by tomorrow there would be no trace of that nagging bruise.

Satisfied as the pain subsided, Ida remembered she had pulled herself away from the book for another purpose, and soon ink was splattering across her notebook for notes on her reading.

And she read just about anything. From historical and scientific treatises to delirium-soaked prose about the forbidden escapades of a Sortorian woman and a romantic Verdan. Ida didn't turn her nose up at any information that could distract her from the heavy, depressive realities. For the latter, she could get a scolding from her father. But her mother, more lenient toward such things, could always cover for her and claim that she herself had forgotten the frivolous literature when she stopped by her daughter's room.

The other day, Ida came across a book describing Sortorian alchemical experiments on humans. The things they poured into the test subjects, and the results they got! Fevers, fits of rage, arousal, rashes, migraines — the same elixir could produce such outcomes across a dozen different people. Horrifying, cold, as if they were describing experiments on laboratory rats. It was so fascinating!

Unfortunately, this book was only the third in the series, and it only described the names of the experiments and the reactions of the subjects. Ida dreamed of getting her hands on the other works and learning the contents of the flasks, but she never found the other parts. No one could answer where this work had even come from in the Great Library. Perhaps it was all just the product of someone's sick imagination.

That didn't matter. The main thing was that after this, Ida buried herself in books on alchemy and became fired up with the idea of mastering it. Because of that, she had to interact with people to get her hands on at least some elixirs. A lot of interacting. And Ida doesn't like that.

Her father even got her a beginner alchemist's kit, hoping that one day his daughter would get a grasp on the subject and start being at least somewhat useful to society.

Clan of the Learned
Endurance +2, Agility +1, Willpower +1, Intellect +1
Literacy, Alchemy

It's a bit chaotic, but I sacrificed my sleep time anyway to at least jot something down.