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Posts from Discussion about the Sanctuary faction.
Let me clarify. It most likely refers to a one-on-one battle. This is evident in the video. In other words, if you attack an enemy unit, you should do so with only one of your units; otherwise, you won't receive the bonus. At least, that's how I understand it.
They die with honor in battle, rather than fleeing from combat and disemboweling themselves. By disemboweling themselves, they avoid the shame of failing to complete a task for their liege lord.
Having suffered a mortal wound, beyond any hope of recovery, the samurai must respectfully address his farewells to those of higher rank and calmly relinquish his spirit, submitting to the inevitable.
If, in war, a samurai should lose a battle and be required to lay down his head, he should proudly state his name and die with a smile, without any undignified haste.
Dying from wounds is not the same as slitting one's own throat. Moreover, slitting one's throat wouldn't achieve anything; the act was performed symbolically, and afterward, a loyal friend or servant would behead the person to end their suffering.
Dying from wounds is not the same as slitting one's own throat.
Well, I didn't express myself accurately.
Moreover, slitting one's throat wouldn't achieve anything; the act was performed symbolically, and then a loyal friend or servant would behead the person to end their suffering.
The head wasn't always cut off. And this practice emerged later.
So, the first two artworks of the Nagas have been released. I'm a little confused about how the Naga samurai are called. "Kenshi" - or maybe "Kensei"? :eek:? There are no such questions about the Kirin, though :). By the way, I liked the dragonlings more than the Nagas themselves, who are the reason for the existence of the faction. Also, I don't understand Ubi's logic - why did they start showing the artworks with the elite and champion units :o?
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