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Completed Let's play the Bards' Tale
- Thread starter abnaxus
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archers
Let's not be hasty and wait a bit
last time we attacked and it didn't work, so let's try to defend
parry. Let's stay on the defensive
We can't trip this Sylph. I don't believe so. Smash in her face instead. That's proper assassin technique.
break her guard
parry, but I'm not sure I see a difference between parrying and deflecting
JRIz
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Well, another interpretation could be that she comes lunging at us, confused from our attack, and this makes her off-balance. Then we can deflect to make her stumble and finish her off. But since she kind of maxed out DEX, better parry I guess. The symbol makes it seem like it is done with the sword.
so, rollback time?
throw them
JRIz
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Oh boy. From the char selection screen, this guy's combat skill is almost double ours. Sure could have used a dagger "before charging at him". Exhausting him seems like the safer option. Someone could arrive and help him in the meantime, who knows.
Strain him.
Strain him.
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