Lady of Poisons and Goddess of Torment once served God of Slaughter, Bhaal, together.
Soren had been very clear from the very beginning that dealing with Loviatar was never going to be as simple as dealing with God of Hunt, Malar, and it might even be a little more troublesome than dealing with God of Shadows. This was because, according to the worst-case scenario Soren had made, dealing with Goddess of Torment Loviatar could potentially draw out Lady of Night, Shar. Loviatar had once served Lady of Night, but with the resurrection of God of Tyranny, Bane, she returned to the fold of Dead Three and became a subordinate deity to Bane. Later, when Bane died under Cyric's intrigue, Goddess of Torment briefly followed Demon Lord of Fear, only to waver between Demon Lord of Fear and Lady of Night afterward.
The battle on the ground grew increasingly fierce.
It was evident that Goddess of Torment Loviatar was making a desperate final stand this time, for Port Nyanzaru's army had actually encountered Drow from the Underdark. This meant Loviatar had even deployed her worshippers from the Underdark.
Lady of Poisons had not committed all of her forces, but there were still plenty of Blights and Fallen Druids appearing in Tantras. They excelled at using disease-type spells, and at the same time, almost all of their worshippers' weapons were coated with venom. This brought immense pressure to Port Nyanzaru's army, especially the clerics, who could barely manage anything other than casting restoration and detoxification spells at full capacity.
Leave this side to me!
Goria's figure floated into the air as seventy-two Tarot cards swirled and fluttered around her. As a Legendary Witch with the full support of Port Nyanzaru, her equipment and strength were even greater than those of high-tier legendary