Posts from Divine Journey

1) Will our tactics fit into Revan's combat calculation system?

Yes, that's what interests me the most. But it should, in theory. He would spend a turn moving back. And someone else would move forward in the same turn.

2) Do we know where the hydra is?

In the forest :)

- Where is Kintarra?
- In the forest.
- Where in the forest?
- Among the trees.
- Where among the trees?
- In the forest.

No problem. We write: a group went into the forest and found a hydra. Done!
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Siv left, what a shame.

In the forest

Thanks, Cap!

Arandor pulled ahead. I'm following him to get the Wizard.

Ready .

Nokou woke up after a rather unpleasant dream. I must have dozed off at the table, it happens. Hmm, I even think I dreamt something. I think I was catching hydras in the river. For experiments. Small ones, the ones that are invertebrates... Or not for experiments... Did I eat them? Never mind, I'll remember later.
He got up and looked around the inn. Despite the late hour, no one in the hall was sleeping, and moreover, everyone was showing remarkable activity. Something similar affected Nokou as well.
--Friends, everyone who wants to, let's greet the new day with one task accomplished. Kerlian told me something about a hydra, so it makes sense to clear the city of this predatory creature.
A discussion followed about whether to go and how to proceed. In the end, the people came to the conclusion (battle strategy) that they need people who will shoot at it from a distance, and those who will keep it at a distance from others. The stronger guys, primarily Heimyr, Trust, and then Alko, will take turns fighting the hydra in melee combat. If their health becomes too low during the process and there is a chance they will die from a single hit from the hydra, they will immediately retreat, without waiting for that hit (spending a turn if necessary), and another tank will immediately replace them. Everyone else will keep firing at the hydra from a distance. Any attack on the hydra targets the heads.
Having discussed this, they (Heimyr, Kerlian, Nokou, Alko, Trust, Matthias, and May) went into the forest. It was not difficult to find such a monster even in the dark, especially since some had thoughtfully brought lanterns. The battle began.

Just so you know, I'm under a 100% stone-skinned spell, Rhaine.

Siegfried returned to the inn, still kicking cow dung. This useless little town has no purpose. I will plunder it and burn it to the ground when I return from the raid. The Crusher. Although it is bulky, it is foolish to carry it with me. Napalm. The Grinder. The Roller.
Lost in gloomy and unpleasant thoughts, Siegfried reached the inn. Noticing Hostor sitting at a table on the first floor, he sat down next to him.
- Can you imagine a hypothetical settlement where people do nothing but work and eat from dawn to dusk, and then sleep? Wash, repeat.

And they have sex! What else is there to do in the Middle Ages?!

Hostor left the tavern and decided to take a walk before going to bed. Kicking a stone lying on the road, Redram found the GRAIL in a pit underneath it!
Wow, what luck!
Hostor hid the grail under his cloak and returned to his table in the tavern.

- Can you imagine a hypothetical settlement where people do nothing but work and eat from dawn till dusk, and then sleep? Wash, repeat.

- Sorry, what did you say? - Redram was lost in thought and wasn't really listening to Siegfried's words. After the group that had stopped by had loudly discussed their plans regarding monsters and left, he had an idea. And a group of people and non-humans in the forest at night was the perfect opportunity to put it into action.
- Listen, Siegfried. I came across some notices that mentioned rewards for certain creatures in the forest to the northeast of here. I have an idea about that. Will you help me? I rented a room, let's go there.

Guys, Zubr is injured. It could be dangerous. Don't you want to join us, Nebo? Or anyone else. Vissi also seemed interested; he approached us.

What else is there to do in the Middle Ages?!

Throw carts. Place orders.

- What good are these rewards and monsters to us? We didn't come here for that.

Anpeytu entered the tavern, rented a room (minus some gold), and went to sleep until morning, writing on the door with charcoal, "Don't wake the beast, it's not getting enough sleep anyway!".
She can read and even write, just in case, see her profile.

- What good are these rewards and monsters to us? We didn't come here for that.

"Then what are our next steps?" - a piercing voice echoed from the entrance, as the Aristocrat, who had returned from his walk, spoke.
"I think a little extra money wouldn't hurt us right now," he continued. "Wouldn't you agree, gentlemen? By the way, have you seen our dear Lady Ley?"