Status
1126
Status
656
3-5
43
Resistances
Ineff.
[x0.5]
Endure
[x0.75]
Normal
[x1]
Ineff.
[x0.5]
Ineff.
[x0.5]
Normal
[x1]
Normal
[x1]
[x1.25]
Normal
[x1]
[x1.25]
Stagger Threshold
40% (263)
level: 45
11
+3
At the end of the turn, heal 5 HP for each Raw Chicken in battle.
PASSIVE
At the end of the turn, deal 5 SP damage to all enemies for each Raw Chicken in battle.
PASSIVE
When a Part breaks, gain 1 vulnerable every turn for each Raw Chicken that died before the Part was broken.
PASSIVE
If the Part isn’t broken, gain 1 attackdmgup for each living Raw Chicken.
PASSIVE
Story
Performing the post-mortem report as ordered by the executive manager. The entity was first encountered around 2240 hours today. The entity we previously faced appears to have become stronger due to reasons unknown. One notable difference is its change in form when it is enraged. In addition to the previously seen surge of steam resembling the boiling of chicken soup, an increased amount of smoke could be observed this time. As such, I intended to avoid engaging with it and observe the development of the situation again, but its continued hostile behavior forced our unit to battle it. I hope you understand. Nothing else particularly stood out as different in the encounter. It behaved in the same manner as before. In the encounter, I was able to see that the entity acted as a commander of a kind. It ordered its chickens...or things resembling the animals to charge at us in succession. It is assumed that the basket on its back is where they appear from. In logistics, a crucial plan to victory involves blocking the enemy's supply routes. Once again, I would like to suggest taking this into your consideration for commanding future battles. Thank you for reading. → That's one faithful lieutenant… → The document seems efficient enough. Faust is satisfied.
This encounter was largely the same as before. As such, I have attached a copy of the record from a previous encounter below for reference. We engaged the entity in actual battle around 0310 hours today. Thus, I am writing this report to let you know of my findings. The advice I offered earlier worked as predicted. My sincere thanks to you for adopting my suggestion after due consideration. With the basket damaged, it lost its ability to replenish its chicken-like minions, cutting off further reinforcements. While it may be obvious (This is of course not directed at your sensibilities, Executive Manager), its combat prowess was considerably lowered with its minions gone. Though removing the enemy leader directly using asymmetric forces is considered an efficient strategy in most situations, I believe this is one of the cases where concentrated attacks and gradual breakdown of the enemy's defenses will prove wise. I hereby conclude the report. Thank you for reading. → You think Clockface can make heads or tails out of your military jumble? → I have already given an oral explanation to the Executive Manager. Also, do not use such degradatory titles to refer to them.
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