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But if the cat can’t carry anyone or flies worse, then it’s not worth it; it’s more efficient to lift one less unit each time.

Are disagreements not considered a disease?
In theory, a Heroes player could live a long life, as the effect doesn't always manifest quickly in some cases.

Depending on the strength of the immunity, the infected individual may turn into a Rylogre within a few hours, or it may take several hundred.
In the third and fourth stages, as well as after infection with spores, only a special antidote prepared by an alchemist can help.

It might, but sooner or later, it will happen anyway.

If you complete the quest before this (somehow), you should be healed. Unless Amelia suddenly runs out of supplies.

Did you take everything from that house?
We need to find out where Arcadia grows (if it grows at all) and where the fairies live. Maybe we should try to scout around a bit, besides, there's a Shaman in the camp.

Once we're on the same schedule, I'll head out somewhere.

Regarding fairies and pollen, it's just speculation, Ar. I could easily be wrong.
They took everything, supposedly. But, as I understand it, the Heroes player only has half of the provisions and coffee left from there.

/And did the Heroes player take your old map, Ples?/

Yeah, right.

Someone didn't read the Wizard's оз.

Indeed. If Ment, Heaven, and Heroist are victims of hardcore, then I don't know what to say.

Okay, fine... After reading your plans, I've come to the conclusion that all of this is inappropriate. Imagining your characters eating meat on the go, brewing potions, making bandages, stuffing mushrooms in their noses, etc., while in such conditions, doesn't give me any association with the horrors of the Dark Lands; instead, it seems like you're doing all these things and running towards the exit of the clearing to this music.
Not to mention that this greatly complicates the calculations, which is why, after waking up at 8 pm, I sat there in a daze, thinking about how to organize and calculate all of this in the most efficient way and not forget anything. Bottom line: I'm limiting the options, and as "compensation," I'm reducing the difficulty of the check by 20%. Now everything is clear. What is allowed: moving towards the exit (the closest way back, currently 17% of the path has been covered), using spells, and using potions (ready-made). It is allowed to carry sleeping characters if the strength allows (not in the air), but in this case, the movement speed is reduced by half. What is not allowed: everything else.

Imagining your characters eating meat on the go, brewing potions, making bandages, stuffing mushrooms in their nostrils, etc., while in such conditions, I don't see any connection to the horrors of the Dark Lands.

The horrors of the Dark Lands drove them mad.

[02/13/2017 23:02:25] Drakkoshka: Well, Revnyu will have a lot of counting to do.

x)
The soundtrack is 10/10, it really sets the mood.

Since Sesham is asleep and our options are limited, here's a lighter version of the plan:
1. Sesham and Shaman resurrect everyone.
2. Kadavr and I take off and fly overhead, showing the way. I have cleansing potions.
3. Sesham and Shaman resurrect anyone who falls.
4. If both of us fall, I descend, heal one, and ascend.
5. We'll see who makes it. Kadavr and I should definitely make it, the others – it depends. We'll discuss how to rescue whoever might be left behind.

Guys, if anyone else is still awake, correct me if I'm wrong.

Guys, those of you who are still awake, correct me if I'm wrong.

Okay. A cadaver is a corpse or an undead creature. Zaorish is still alive, so using this term in relation to him is incorrect.

they eat meat on the go, brew potions, make bandages, and stuff mushrooms in their nostrils.

Could you, as compensation, cure me of my argumentative tendencies? I could also spam you with all sorts of brilliant ideas and ingenious plans.