if they curse, they don't write the victim's nickname... or do they?
And I don't really believe in Arandor, I'll think more about Torion...
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт
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if they curse, they don't write the victim's nickname... or do they?
Where are the ND for the Inquisitor and the Fairy? =[/QUOTE]
I don't know about the Inquisitor, maybe Lynch was it after all (although, he might have been blocked).
But about the fairy...
1) She was blocked.
2) She turned into a ghoul.
3)A local tavern, late at night. The tavern is incredibly popular tonight – almost all the tables are occupied, and the visitors are discussing the strange events of the night. Here, some guy is telling how he was almost knocked off his feet an hour ago by a girl riding a pelican, and to top it off, she was completely naked. He is interrupted by another, who shows a fishing rod with a broken line and says that in the evening, he caught the corpse of Deriel_Linch on his hook. The third, an ordinary local drunkard, describes a demon that he recently met on the road, which causes laughter and joking remarks.
Why a vampire, damn it? Where did you even get that idea?
The "Royal Musketeer" artifact protects the selected player from assassins and recruiters, killing attackers with a 50% chance. If the defense fails, it is not displayed in the newspaper.
and why does the nickname have to be specified?

What about the "naked girl on a pelican" then?

ND "Magic Potion" - poisons the selected player, ignoring defense and blocking.

Passing by a farm, he sees an unfamiliar girl ahead, running across the road, jumping over a fence, and suddenly stepping on a rake. A few seconds later, she gets up, rubs the bruise, and continues running in an unknown direction.
turns into a ghoul, an obedient slave

After Incan, you get bruises, just like with Magnus, but they don't enjoy being tested either.