Posts from Nowaru

/ Oh, Heroist, I wouldn't set the minimum Perception stat on my character... But do as you wish. /

Well, the trick here is to disable the enemy, and then accuracy doesn't matter. As for HP, I took the defensive skill in the ninja branch to max out dodge and resistance, so it should work well, assuming the character isn't supposed to be attacked at all.
There was also an option not to overdo it and increase Perception, choose Shameimaru, invest in the God of Death in the Assyrian branch along with invisibility and Ken-ryu up to the ninth level, but I wanted to use Nishant's ability, although I don't even know if it's worth it now.

For some reason, I interpreted MENx3 as increasing the difficulty of avoiding attacks, rather than tripling the character's MASCULINITY (and where is your god now, warriors of Arnsgard?). In any case, I believe that one shouldn't rely too much on evasion/MEN, as they are too dependent on luck. With such low HP, you might survive a couple of arrows or one-handed weapon attacks, but other hits can easily end your character's journey. Especially considering the evasion penalties when flanking. However, it's your choice.

Oh, well, if that was meant to be challenging, then I'll rework some things.
Anyway, there's not much you can do about HP; only Shuna and Ishanad have better bonuses than the Taoists, so I don't think increasing it will make much of a difference.

Oh, well, if that was meant to be challenging, then I'll rework some things.

No, it's more like I'm getting stuck. CONSIDERING THE GENERALITY OF NINJAS, I WOULDN'T BE SURPRISED BY TRIPLE THE RESISTANCE. IT'S TIME TO MAKE A NINJA-PALADIN.

Well, there's still not much you can do about HP; only Shuna and Ishanada have worse HP bonuses than the Taoists, so I don't think increasing it will help much.

Well, there's a decent skill in combat training. And you can also ask for a trinket that gives a bonus to HP...

more joba builds for joba-god

more yoba-builds for yoba-god.

Oh, come on, this will be great for one character and as a backup – a Nishanti priest-seductress. With 1500 MEN, no one will stand against him. As a nice bonus, he will also be able to heal allies for 93% of their health per turn.

IT'S TIME TO MAKE A NINJA PALADIN

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Well, damn it, Silver. I was waiting for Shushuk and Tirza to meet so I could make a joke about horns. You went and ruined everything...

Ple-Sen just wrote about fans, and I thought - well, there's a home, all that's left is to find a husband, and everything will be like with other people, Tirza will earn money through military service and in tournaments, and the husband will stay at home, run the household, and have children.

I'm almost certain this only applies to the chance of becoming invisible; I didn't even consider that it could be interpreted differently.

What's the chance of turning invisible? And what formula does it use, Mentor? Even the invisibility level has more meaning, although it can reach extreme values.

/ It's clearly about countering each enemy's abilities on the battlefield. And then – accuracy versus agility. Or you're right, and this is about the difficulty level of invisibility, but then it's strange that agility isn't used at all. And, by the way, there's nothing beyond a certain limit in any case; it seems to imply that there can be a very large number of enemies, and a throw against each one. /

It's clearly about countering each enemy's perception on the battlefield.

That's the "difficulty," and it applies every turn, as far as I know, to stealth, for example.

And, by the way, there's nothing "unlimited" in any case; it seems to imply that there can be a very large number of enemies. And a throw against each one.

Let's say 300 against (in the best case) 50? I wouldn't say so. However, such a price would justify the skill.

Maybe we should ask Revan?

Well, I think Revan will read the discussion later and respond to us. In the meantime, we can speculate.

/Okay, yes, I reread it, and it's really confusing... I need to ask Revan about it./

"Harbingers of Death," Oren's squad





Composition
Oren is the squad commander, one of the officers of the "Harbingers of Death." He knew Tartarus Ghostdrain before he founded this legion.
Tirza, Erefir, Magnus are warriors who want to join the legion; they are on a trial period.
Nightmare was formerly Tartarus Ghostdrain's pet.
Velerius is a mage-terrorist; he was sentenced to death but pardoned by Tartarus in exchange for his service in the legion.
Gor, Dagan, Mahus are experienced warriors of the legion.
Reliria is an extraordinarily gifted archer from Nozenroth, an aristocrat. She has been with the legion for the last year and a half.
Naria is a retired agent of Tirezis. For unexplained reasons, she was transferred to this legion.
Iliel is a novice in the Legion; she joined the ranks of the "Harbingers" two months ago.

Camp
Ammunition (arrows, crossbow bolts, cartridges, buckshot).
Provisions.
Archive of Tirezis: Astin
Archive of Tirezis: Tirza Ayers
Archive of Tirezis: Magnus
Archive of Tirezis: Ivor
Archive of Tirezis: Lance Kimberhart
Archive of Tirezis: Christian Lang
Archive of Tirezis: Nergal
Archive of Tirezis: Ihara
Archive of Tirezis: Iliana
Nozenroth coffee (ACC, AGI +40%).
First-aid kit (10)
Medical supplies and drugs.
Potion of health (20).
Potions of energy (5).
Roflyanka (5).
Spare weapons.
Horses.

Status: after a long journey, the squad stopped for a rest in the forest on their way to Velderan.