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Hammer-boomerang. Throwing hammer. Bow that shoots hammers.

A bow that shoots hammers.

Hammer Bow.

Faragar
Enkara
Zanna
Alexia
James
Jarevik
Laivet
Shashard Soldier
Leonard
Darion
Eyvind
Kenshiro
Meligor
Skeleton
Reaper
Liu Junmao

Bow-hammer.

Sounds like an idea for a new specialization!

I. Teaches the ability to use a bow that shoots hammers.
II. Additionally increases shooting accuracy by 50%.
III. Upon a successful hit, the hammer has a chance to stun the opponent for the next turn.
IV. Additional shot.
V. Each hammer deals its own additional damage upon impact.
VI. Increases the chance of a critical hit by 15%.
Hammer volley. Cost: 2 gold.
Hammer to the head. Decapitates upon a successful hit. Cost: 5 gold.
Hammer boomerang. Deals damage to two opponents standing on either side of the target, as well as one enemy behind the target. Cost: 3 gold.

It could be added to the game with a new patch.

I suggest Kenshiro uses a trick on Jirovick, Leo distracts the soldiers, Darion casts "Evasive Earth" on the skeleton room, and Eyvind shoots at Jirovick.

Eivind shoots at the same Zirovik again.

So you think he doesn't have a fifth-level skill?

Alex, he's a damn noob, why is he leveling up two shield skills?

I'm confused. Why a Nosferatu?

Well, that was just a guess, which Revan confirmed to me in a private message. :)

I agree with Ples's plan.

So, what do we do next? Do we heal the Hero and whoever else is sick, and then leave? Right?
Personally, I wouldn't mind helping the locals, but:
1. In terms of roleplaying, my character won't force anything on the expedition leader.
2. It's not very wise, considering we don't have many people and two are seriously ill. No, if the natives are like the Shabti and Nebok, then we can, of course, but I doubt it.

Sit'Al has no intention of helping the locals. And now, Jing has also fallen ill.

Well, even more so without Sit'Al. Maybe they could have managed, but it wouldn't have been the same! )

Yeah, it's fine. We'll sail to another shore and happen to run into their army.

No one else on the expedition team argued with Ringer's decision not to interfere in the conflict between the locals, which led to the battle that took place that night unfolding without any outside help. The sailors could observe it from a safe distance, standing on the deck of the ship, and it ended with the local savages wiping out the colony, decorating the dead city with numerous human skulls – a warning to everyone else.
By morning, the ship landed on the other side, and thanks to the fact that there was a local Amazonian woman in the team, the travelers were able to reach the desired location without any incidents – it turned out to be an old Indian pyramid. The entrance was unguarded, and it was possible to enter without any problems.

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Leonard deals 60 (ignored) damage to soldier 4 (140/200)
Darion uses Shifting Sands 115/340
Skeletons 1-16 are paralyzed (5/5)
Meligor resists the spell
Jarevik blocks Eivind's shot
Kenshiro uses "Gust of Wind" and deals (crit-armor ignore) 560+100=(660-20%)-25%=396 damage (604/1000)
Meligor moves 5 units
Reaper does nothing