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I wouldn't recommend it; look what happened to Nebk and Ment!

Well, I know how to distinguish suicidal missions from ordinary ones and how to read the GM's posts.

Said Gaheg, one of your bandits.

In my case, it wasn't a mission, but rather a desire to save myself from death by any means. Unfortunately, I failed.

Great idea, guys! We'll all stay in the city! Sitri is recruiting wealthy slaves, Ple-Sen and Heroist are training, Alex is staying at the Necropolis, Ment and Arandor are fighting in the arena. Only Shaman is sitting in the tavern, lost in his own thoughts.
Oh, and Vistrit is running around the city, acting strangely.

So, what's the verdict? Will four hours be enough to decide on the next steps, or should I give you another 24 hours?

You can add me to the list of people interested in Heroes. And he will probably wander around the city first, and then go to the island.
Ples also seemed interested.

Well, firstly, the storyline is presented in such a way that you can find more interesting quests in the city than by sailing on a ship waiting for pirates.
If the expedition doesn't start the next day, my character will have time to finish all his tasks and set off for the islands. I don't know about the training, but it seems strange that the GM would simply offer the opportunity to become an apprentice to a powerful mage.
And my character is also a collector of knowledge about the race, so what can I do now?

So, what's the deal? Will four hours be enough to decide on further actions, or should I give you another day?

He will probably wander around the city first, then go to the island.

Exactly. Put him on the list for the island.

I'll join the Desert faction as soon as I deal with the horned one.

I'll join the desert faction as soon as I deal with the horned one.

Good one. The Paladin is dead, and you can actually risk killing Raphael (but I wouldn't), but there's nothing you can do about the horned one (2).

I already wrote that Sitri goes where there are the most men.

Raphael spends his turn picking up a sword, and on his next turn, I kill him with a cleave. I don't see any obstacles to killing him. If the cowardly creature doesn't come down and fight me like a demon fighting a man, I'll go to the wizard, and he might be able to do something.

I just think you're going to get burned and slowly lose HP. But it's your decision.

High willpower, so the risk is low.

Oh, right, you have the expansion pack, I forgot. Then it's fine.