Pandamonium Set

+401–500Initiative+351–400Vitality+51–70Strength+31–40Wisdom+9–12Neutral Damage+9–12Earth Damage+5–7% Neutral Res+5–7% Air Res+6–8AP Parry+16–20Heals+1Range+1AP

"... the Atoll of the Possessed is made up of two distinct parts. First is the Destroyers' Port, where the corrupted coral reef is arranged in a half-moon where a large number of demonic ships drop anchor. The entrance to the crescent is guarded by two impressive black statues that seem sentient, controlling all entries and exits. The other part of the Atoll, called the Pandamonium, overlooks the Port and is the true stronghold of the Possessed. It's still difficult to say what they are fomenting there and how many of them there are. The whole area is covered with cabalistic signs and traces of rituals, which portends the use of dark, powerful magic. Finally, their leader is a Pandawa shaman who has emaciated wings and an imposing arm covered with claws and horns... May the goddess bless us, we weren't spotted, but it was close. I regret to inform you, Lady Hikomi, that the threat to Pandala and the World of Twelve is great, and significant losses must be expected." – Dolan Aichson, mission report to the Daimya about the Atoll

+201–300Initiative+201–250Vitality+41–60Strength+11–15Push Resistance+16–20Wisdom+6–8Dodge+6–8Neutral Damage+6–8Earth Damage+5–7% Earth Res+7–10AP Parry+1Summons

"Why this quarrelsome love, this loving hate, this everything created from nothing, this burdensome lightness, this serious vanity, this unspeakable chaos of the nicest forms?" – Author unknown

+18–21Neutral Steal+18–21Earth Steal+301–350Vitality+61–80Strength+16–20Push Resistance+21–30Wisdom+7–10Dodge+11–15Neutral Damage+11–15Earth Damage+5–7% Air Res+5–7% Earth Res+9–12AP Parry+11–15Heals+1Range

"Anarchism should not be confused with lawlessness: lawlessness is the absence or rejection of any law or rule, which inevitably leads to the disintegration of society. On the contrary, anarchy is order without concentration of power or any other form of hierarchy, meaning a just and egalitarian social order, because it is decided upon collectively." – Alfy Hobman, excerpt from the book "Steal This Book"