Posts from Nowaru

Mahus loses 57+57 HP [277/570]
Tirza recovers 97 HP [331/650]
Tirza attacks Musketeer 5. Miss. Miss.
Archer shoots. Parried.
Musketeer 5 shoots. Tirza loses 288 HP [43/650]
Musketeer 5 shoots. Miss.
Nightmare attacks Archer 3. Archer 3 loses (crit) 132 and 66X3 = 330 HP [120/450]

Musketeers 5 and 6, Archer 3 lay down their weapons.

In short, we bind them, break their weapons, and Tirza searches the remains of the named warriors, while Mahus gives Erephir a potion or potions taken from Oren.

/Yeah, Ples is right. But if the musketeer finishes off Tirza, it's better to attack him, of course. If not, then attack the crossbowman./

Dude, we're already acting like idiots.

/That Gadsky Ivor, this is so annoying./

He's just messing with us.

I was really pleased with these comments from Ment, because that's exactly how this character was intended to be from a gameplay perspective. Not strong, low HP, no armor, no cool skills, but he cleverly uses the environment and employs various tricks. And as a character, he was very dedicated to the cause - this could be seen even in the scene I described after the death of the Minister of Finance.

why do they surrender? Let them kill someone else, and then surrender.

/Yeah, tie him up./
Erephir struggled to get to her feet (did she even get up?). Even after death, this Ivor managed to annoy them. She took his annihilator, the cat, and whatever else he had, and with an unsteady gait, holding onto her "new life," she walked towards her comrades. During the battle, especially after Oren's death, the nosferatu tried to help coordinate the actions of the remaining messengers as little as possible, but this did not protect them from making mistakes.
-- I think we should go back for Reliria.

Gray text: It seemed to me that Erathia was offline.

/Then, it will be the same as before she wakes up. Help her recover faster./

Ivor
Annihilator [damaged, requires a specialist for repair]
Moonstone bullets [15]
Ring (???)
One-handed sword (???) [damaged, requires a specialist for repair]
Cloak (???) [damaged, requires a specialist for repair]
Lance Kimberhart
Two-handed sword (???)
Christian Lang
One-handed sword (???)
Armor (???)
Shield (???)

Tirza didn't expect the battles with the rebels to be easy. She also didn't expect that almost the entire "Harbingers of Death" squad, the elite warriors of Ilinar, would be incapacitated in battle. And the fact that she was among the few survivors was a shock to her. Nevertheless, she no longer wanted to tempt fate – the battle was clearly lost. All that remained was to gather the military spoils, help the wounded comrades, and wave goodbye to the Ilinar army.
Taking Lance's two-handed sword (if there's no space, I'll leave my old sword here), the awakened one turned towards the limping Erefir.
- I agree. The battle is lost; it's time to sound the retreat.

/I'll try to equip Christian's armor and take Lance's two-handed weapon with Ivor's ring. Any objections?
I won't be able to use the Annihilator... I suggest we leave. I didn't plan on fighting Austin and Nergal without this weapon.
Okay, take the two-handed weapon, I'll make a new one for myself. But you can leave something for me too, at least the Void.

Ment, we’re still retreating. Well, at least Tirza is.

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I would leave him, but I’m not sure if your character can even participate in battles now. Well, until he receives proper treatment.

-- Actually, I wasn't going to back down. I hoped Reliria would help us with this new weapon. But... it seems there's no point. Maybe you're right, warriors should realistically assess their capabilities.
Revan, does Ivor have any explosives left?

I think it would be best if you didn't go anywhere near Illinar; I don't think the remnants of your army will be very welcoming there after what happened.