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Nice cutscene between Aria and Hans, although due to the speed of the war right now that we can only wonder if this was a development that happens chronologically before the April fools event that hans and aria are also together in. Maybe this will actually move the needle?

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nice

I still want to see the alternative cutscenes with the Wabio side even after the war, just for curiosity's sake and to have us know what could have been. Maybe it'll tell us that perhaps being biased against Sham was a mistake just this time around if that alternative timeline would have given a better result for both Hans and Aria.

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Given how extensively this has been clarified across multiple channels of communication, I would like to put the recent changes in the plainest of terms:

As a patchwork measure, estates can participate in the competitive war. Sending armies only results in one victory, as you just noticed, but you are still receiving the normal rewards as you would for the multiple waves. Functionality is not altered for non-competitive wars.

The estates are still an advantage, but now one that can be matched more easily. Fully developed estates are not an overwhelmingly one that compromises the integrity of a competition by providing thousands of wins to one side at the start. We can't have them creating a foregone conclusion through an insurmountable early lead that encourages piling onto the inevitable victor.

This specific execution is a stopgap measure. One of the various points of feedback that we simply didn't have time to implement before this war was to find a way to keep estates active without being unfair. A more thorough execution will have to wait for a future war, but I'm confident that you will enjoy it.

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As a patchwork measure, estates can participate in the competitive war. Sending armies only results in one victory,

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So Sham turns back to normal. Wabio gets canned. But unfortunately I could not see what happened to him visually because he's right behind the player's model so it is obscured. I am left unsatisfied to know how this affects Warlic going first. If he was cured at the end, we don't even see how he is because there's no epilogue. I am only left with more questions.

Anyways the armor is pretty good, and I imagine a lot of beastmasters will like it. It's a fully defensive fire armor to start off. You activate the skill for 1 turn, and you get celerity every part on your side. If you keep activating it, the cost goes up. Although I kind of wish this was a toggle instead of having to be activated every turn as I imagine people would use it multiple times a battle. But other than that I might even use it for offense because the celerity makes it that good. Not to mention it has in-built control chances that activates on hits. And because it's on the attack, if you use it with celerity, you have more chances to inflict.

The call/summon lepre-chan of course, is as it is. Nothing really special about it.