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You're playing as a male character. The percentage-based damage is also twice as high, if you haven't noticed.

Yeah, you can also go for a swim, for example)) Although there's no water here.

And by the way, why 80 damage if the description says 40?

Because of the racial ability. Anyway, a burning Ignatius won't get far, YOU CAN APOLOGIZE AND TRY TO MAKE PEACE))

Hmm, for some reason, I thought it only applied to physical damage. That's bad. Considering the resurrection, maybe it will still work... Paladins don't apologize!

Paladins don't survive.

Following the same road, Antaer got lost. He walked back and forth, but couldn't figure out how to find the house.

The Assarian wandered further and further away from the city, but still couldn't see the familiar house and beautiful courtyard in the distance. "What the hell is going on?" Antaer sat down by the road, took out a stone, and examined it carefully. "What have I done? That damned sorcerer. But it's my own fault. What should I do now?"
The Assarian looked around, took a deep breath of fresh air, and lay down on the grass. As he pondered the events, he suddenly remembered his homeland. He wondered how his brother was doing. What had he achieved, what had he accomplished, was he still alive? The world underground was simple and understandable. Friends were friends, enemies were enemies. But here... in just a couple of years, he had become confused and allowed himself to be deceived, falling for the promise of free knowledge. "Assarians achieve everything on their own..."
Suddenly, Antaer felt a wave of sleepiness wash over him. The elf shook himself and jumped to his feet. No, absolutely nothing had changed.
"What makes me any better than these Kalevrites?" Antaer asked himself unexpectedly. "They believe that willpower protects them, but in reality, they lost all reason long ago when they surrendered to their foolish faith. A creature acting mindlessly poses a threat to innocent people. And to non-humans as well." The Assarian looked at the crimson stone again. The knowledge beckoned him, making him forget caution and danger. What power does it hold? What can it give him? Incredible strength? The opportunity to become the greatest master that Erathia has ever known?
"Assarians achieve everything on their own." The elf repeated to himself, glancing at his partially injured hand. He had long since given up on his dream of becoming a good warrior, and had already forgotten about his own ambitions. But now, at this very moment, he had a chance to regain it all.
"I will not become like the fanatics, I will not allow myself to be deceived by illusions. If my fate is to die at their hands, I must live my life in such a way that I can look back with pride. Assarians achieve everything on their own, through their own strength, through their own labor, independently. And I will achieve it too."
Antaer stood up, grabbed the stone, turned sharply, and threw it as far as he could. -Be damned! he shouted in helpless, seething anger, and walked away, not noticing anything or anyone around him.

I really struggled to choose between the knowledge that tempts elves and the character's personality, his own feelings and emotions. Perhaps I have never encountered such a discrepancy with my characters before. In general, I decided that this would be the right thing to do. Maybe I'm not right. Most likely, I'm not right. But nothing can be done, let it be so.

Paladins don't survive.

Yeah, that's true. For some reason, evil is always stronger than good in the expansions.
Revan, wait. You can always try to apologize. That's what I'm doing, but in a way that doesn't waste a turn.

And resurrection doesn't remove status effects, right?
And to apologize... as if she even has a way to dispel the spell. I can just picture it – Ignatius apologizes, swears loyalty to the horned one, and then immediately dies.

I'm afraid that the item is just a useless filler, and getting rid of it won't really help the character.

And apologize... as if she has something to lift the curse with.

At least she won't cast another one. And yes, no oaths of loyalty are needed.

Antaer got to his feet, grabbed the stone, turned sharply, and threw it as far as he could.

Spin grabs the stone and runs away into the forest with a laugh.

And yes, no oaths of loyalty are needed.

She has too much of an ego for a simple apology to cool things down.

Vaon subdues the first guard, and he immediately attacks his partner. (195 (or 145?)/420)
Guard (1) deals 49-25%=36 damage (104/40)

The burning effect is interrupted.

So, tell me what you want, dead man.

Added 3 minutes later

For some reason, evil is always stronger than good in the expansions.

Well, to be honest, if you look at the mechanics, she would have died from one or two shots/spells with her 100 HP.

Vaon subdues the first guard, and he immediately attacks his comrade. (195 (or 145?)/420)

145.

I'm leaving the room

Well, to be honest, if we look at the mechanics, with only 100 HP, she would die from one or two shots/spells.

However, she has an incredibly high Willpower stat and doubled dodge chance. And for melee units, she is virtually invulnerable, and with 800 mana, she can obliterate a small army with magic.
-- Oh, please don't! I won't do it again! Let me just leave, and all your problems will go away with me, -- said Ignatius, retreating towards his horse. The demon is stupid, and this should definitely work. Sometimes, to defeat evil, you need to use not only strength but also cunning.

An enraged demoness sets the horse on fire.