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AC Valhalla has an hidden Riddle Game (for some languages) ;)
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- Reda's description : Blade of the Damned :
- Reda's description : Broken Blade :
it's up to you to decide
some examples here :
spoiler - Reda's description : Blade of the Damned :
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@azullFR
Some other examples
:- Broken Blade :
Fragment explode outward from the player, dealing area damage when ...
- eating too much beans ?
- closing the game ?
- Blade of the damned :
A demon strike pierces the enemy after a light finisher. Only activates ...
- every 10 Centuries ?
- when in Diamond City ?
- when closing the game ?
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@SpirantCrayon22
yes you are right they do, but exclusively after you spent Opals = Pay to $ee
in an account with few Opals it's clearly problematic
(real stats have always been missing from Reda's = amount, duration, Stacks, etc., but here it is really worse)
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