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It might be possible to subdue a nameless guard and explore the territory, or perhaps during any festival, try to poison their supply of ale with my blood and cause a commotion with ghouls. The only problem is Ihara and the guys from the other dawn; I don't see an obvious way to get rid of them quickly.
It's better to find role-playing reasons to buff certain characters. In theory, you could first try your luck with Carvelos and use his stone, if possible, to heal Asinmir.
I was already starting to worry that I had taken a perk that I wouldn't use. I initially envisioned it this way: a female warrior suddenly has visions and doesn't understand them. But now I'm starting to doubt: maybe it was meant to be a skill that needs to be used, that is, drinking coffee, cutting animals, and all sorts of things.
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Will my share be enough for two health potions? I was going to sadly shake my head, but then I remembered that I got armor and a weapon, while someone else only got a few coins.
But that's realism, and you thought the path of a mercenary was paved with roses? You get a few coins that are only enough to survive until the next paycheck, while risking your life.
Jennifer is looking for a blacksmith or someone similar.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Ihara is a decent option, in my opinion.
Marisa is also good, if she's alone. Yes, she's probably quite strong, but... we can focus our attacks on her. If we plan the operation correctly.
Yes, I'm not very confident in the effectiveness of the cells, but we can, for example, set up the battlefield by creating a mini-fortress on the road and ambush her. We can try to control her (again, I'm saying this, hehe). We can send a flying Will-o'-the-Wisp against her. In short, when the opponent is alone and a melee fighter, we can always come up with something.
The other thing is that we definitely need to find out everything about her from Shorokh, otherwise she'll kill many of ours.
I would also like to learn about the guards of Ihara. And for Ihara, not only will the assault be difficult, but also infiltrating the capital, reaching the fortress, and escaping. Planning is needed.
/Yes, the siege is probably the easiest part there. That's a downside. But you get three artifacts at once. Subsequent operations involving three artifacts will be a little easier. And you can also trigger a civil war in Ninsharr, which will also make things easier./
Well, I think you'll still have time to express your opinions and vote at the role-playing meeting, if there is one.
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Jennifer is looking for a blacksmith or someone similar.
There is a forge here, but she won't find anything beyond ordinary items in this city.
After reaching Perfarion, James learns that no one can help him with his problem, and he should try his luck with Arinasae – in the city where the widest selection of services and goods in all of Erathia is available.
Yeah, but now it's impossible to back out of this "cooperation."
No, you can back out, in principle. They promised to only attack us if we seize the stones and don't return them. But you could also get just one for them, and let them find the rest themselves...
Added after 36 seconds We could arrange a group vacation in Arinas. In theory.
Well, I think you'll still have time to express your opinions and vote at the RP meeting, if there is one.
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There is a forge here, but it won't offer anything beyond ordinary items in this town.
Upon reaching Perfar, James learns that no one can help him with his problem and that he should try his luck with Arinasai – in the city that offers the widest selection of services and goods in all of Erathia.
-Hello. I wanted to replenish my supply of crossbow bolts, but I opened my inventory and saw that they are all there, as are these new, gold-plated arrows, so now I don't even know what to think...
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
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