So... was that a Tyrant proc? Do we have any additional injuries, scuffs and scrapes on our gear that the Ring of Blood's healing wouldn't wash away? Interesting as the middle of the update is, that opening's concerning. Vote-wise:
[X] Hunter Trio
[X] Cheer up Letrizia
Man, does anybody else miss the halcyon days when we had options without an X% chance of death? This is us right now, just imagine the left sleeve's empty. I can't even regret Bloodmight's victory, not when the rewards were so bloody fascinating. An imprisoned Ringbearer; vali should pick up the phone, because he called it. Anyway, since we passed up getting allies and saved the Arete, we really should build up as much as possible to get Ruling Ring yesterday, if we're going to be rescuing a peer. As for the bonus, I'd like to cheer up Letrizia, she deserves (but would never accept) headpats. Might swap to buffing Gisena since it could improve our chances, though.
Also, for any absolute madmen voting Knight-Commander, the key to a diplomatic victory might lie in the creature's cowardice? It's described as a 'craven giant'; for all its strength and intellect, beneath its armor beats a dishonorable heart similar to the first we slew. Eons of experience, but if you keep rolling the dice of battle, eventually they come up snake-eyes.
[X] Hunter Trio
[X] Cheer up Letrizia
Man, does anybody else miss the halcyon days when we had options without an X% chance of death? This is us right now, just imagine the left sleeve's empty. I can't even regret Bloodmight's victory, not when the rewards were so bloody fascinating. An imprisoned Ringbearer; vali should pick up the phone, because he called it. Anyway, since we passed up getting allies and saved the Arete, we really should build up as much as possible to get Ruling Ring yesterday, if we're going to be rescuing a peer. As for the bonus, I'd like to cheer up Letrizia, she deserves (but would never accept) headpats. Might swap to buffing Gisena since it could improve our chances, though.
Also, for any absolute madmen voting Knight-Commander, the key to a diplomatic victory might lie in the creature's cowardice? It's described as a 'craven giant'; for all its strength and intellect, beneath its armor beats a dishonorable heart similar to the first we slew. Eons of experience, but if you keep rolling the dice of battle, eventually they come up snake-eyes.