Posts from Knights of Tezoth

Basically, this is an S-tier prow in my eyes for now. We'll see if she gets any competitors.

Come on, 5-6 standard ones aren't that bad.

Too few. For the dull standard sword-shield-armor, three are already gone, leaving only two for interesting skills.

And just imagine what it's like for an ordinary character with 3-4.

Basically, this is S-tier for now in my eyes. We'll see if it gets any competitors.

And what tier are the others?

There is no suitable letter in the alphabet.

I would rather live in Tenerezza than in the other two.

The first boot is great for stealth skills and one-shots, but bad for everything else. The second is good for artists and fencers, but doesn't suit others. The third is random, with a chance to get maimed or grow tentacles. Oh, and it has the lockpicking skill too. But it feels like none of these boots are really my thing so far.

There are 20 more left; maybe a suitable one will be found.

The first option is good, the second option is good, the third option is good.

History of Tezot, Part III - The Era of Luxury By the day of her final moments, Tezot under Silia the Benevolent worked like a fine clock—everything was so efficiently tuned that her heir found himself with far more free time than any other ruler could afford even in times of peace. And while Tezot continued its harmonious development, Ceres the Mysterious, who earned this nickname due to the ambiguity of his views and intentions, traveled. In Tisia, his music, grace, enchanting voice, and charm captured the hearts of many people, especially women. According to one historical theory, it was precisely his popularity among the people of Tisia that helped avoid a new war between the two countries. It is believed that he left many descendants there, though it is not known for certain whether this is fact or fiction. In Apheseria, where he arrived anonymously, his swift and accurate sword defeated the strongest warriors of the kingdom for the amusement of a bloodthirsty public; for this, the local king desired to marry the swordsman to his daughter, but Ceres slipped through the city guard like water and vanished as suddenly as he had appeared. In Sithia, he committed several crimes/feats—he liberated a human farm, stole three artifacts from the queen, and also caused her a public insult by declaring that "you are, without a doubt, the most beautiful of women on this continent, and that is one of its greatest tragedies, for such loveliness is wasted on the ugliest of souls known to me." Returning from his long journey back south, while exploring a marshy swamp, Ceres the Mysterious stumbled upon the settlement of Ichamun, where he met his future wife and discovered a love for fine art. There, he also found lands with a wonderful climate where he decided to build a new city for himself—Densets, which subsequently became one of Tezot's primary cultural centers. The Con forza school of fencing founded by him produces warriors whose mastery is still reckoned with by practitioners of the martial arts to this day. Ceres the Mysterious "ruled" from year 84 to 114 after the unification of Tezot. One day, he attempted to defeat a dragon that had been terrorizing shepherds alone and, no longer possessing a young body, unwittingly became its prey. One of his sons became the new Deus, while another inherited Densets, which over the years transformed into the region of Tenerezza.

Kabocha

This region was founded with the goal of searching for new crops — vegetables, berries, fruits — that were meant to feed the kingdom's growing population while also adding variety and new, previously unseen flavor profiles to its culinary recipes. As a side endeavor, they took up breeding new animal breeds, particularly dogs and horses. Most of the region's population consists of professional peasants and farmers. The national symbol is the pumpkin, which turned out to be the region's most versatile product, although the residents constantly argue — whether it is a vegetable or a berry. Over time, it found use in many aspects of the locals' lives, including as decoration and even in combat applications. 

Origin: gourmet's diary (+2 to health for each unique entry about dishes eaten), access to skills pumpkin1, pumpkin2, pumpkin3. 


Pumpkin1
In exchange for 1 AP, the character summons a pumpkin on an adjacent tile, which applies burn to all enemies within 5 tiles of it (at the end of their turn). This pumpkin's health is equal to two any hits. 


Pumpkin2
In exchange for 1 AP, the character throws a pumpkin at a target within 5 tiles of themselves. It explodes (bypassing accuracy) and deals 50 units of damage, applies paralysis and burn to targets within a radius of 1+1.


Pumpkin3
In exchange for 1 AP, the character summons a pumpkin on an adjacent tile, which applies a taunt effect to all enemies within 5 tiles of it (at the end of their turn). This pumpkin's health is equal to two any hits. 

Lord of Kabocha: Grimban Odolerus
A man whose imposing appearance has spawned many rumors: outside Kabocha, they say he is a vampire drinking the blood of his subjects, that he can snap a steel sword in his thick fingers, and much more, but the residents of Kabocha know him to be a good-natured lord who is close to the people.

Number of Knights: 1

The lord's appearance is interesting (reminded me of the cartoon about Pirates of Dark Water, there are plenty of long-eared ones there), but the abilities obviously... aren't very suitable for serious people. How can you threaten commoners when you have pumpkins in your abilities? Like: "Do as I say, or else I'll plant a pumpkin here next to your house and it will blow you the hell up" Just strange anyway)

it would be interesting to take a look at Lunia, although of course I won't be playing them

By the way, you could come up with where your human characters from the previous one were originally from :)

Well, we're going to get pelted with paralyzing pumpkins(:

Overall, the region is interesting, but I'm sure she will find a more suitable sole Knight than me.