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# Lucy (Mouse)

### **"Herbalist / Bone Collector"**

**COMBAT SPECS**

▪️HEALTH — 30
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▪️POWER ATTACK — 1.5
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▪️RECHARGE RATE — 3 turns
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▪️DEXTERITY — 90
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▪️PROTECTION — 20
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▪️CRITICAL STRIKE CHANCE — 10%
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▪️SPEED — 3 tiles
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▪️ATTACK RANGE — 1 tile
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▪️HEALING RANGE — 1 tile

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**ACTIVE ABILITY: BONE GRIND**

The "Bone Collector" takes control of Lucy's mind, causing her to mercilessly strike an enemy with her saw, dealing 200% damage and reducing the target's Speed by 1 tile for 1 turn.

If Bone Grind is used within 4 turns after Lotus Touch, it deals 250% damage and reduces the target's Speed by 1 tile for 2 turns.
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**ACTIVE ABILITY: LOTUS TOUCH**

Lucy applies a Flur Lotus to an ally's wound, restoring 10% of their Health and removing negative effects (Bleeding and Poison).

If Lotus Touch is used within 4 turns after Bone Grind, it restores 25% of the target's Health.
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**PASSIVE ABILITY: TREASURE HUNTERS**

When the full collection is completed, the adit gathers 15% more resources (Dust, Iron, Copper, and Mica). Dust loss from cave-ins is reduced by 10%.

Requires the full "Treasure Hunters" hero collection.
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#### HERO STORY

From childhood, Lucy studied under the finest healer in her mining town near Dragon Ridge. She treated wounds and illnesses with herbs and medicinal brews. On the day she came of age, her mentor gave her a rare Lotus bud from the Flur Swamps. Infused with the power of Flur, this bud, when used properly, helped heal wounds and drive away disease.

One day, a cave-in occurred in one of the adits, claiming the lives of many miners. Lucy herself was trapped beneath the collapse. A massive boulder pinned her arm, leaving her with no hope of escape. She spent almost a month trapped among the rocks in a dark cave, only a few meters away from a massive Flur vein. The radiation emitted by the Flur kept Lucy's body from dying. But that same radiation, together with the constant pain, thirst, and hunger, slowly drove her mad.

That was how her second personality was born—the Bone Collector.

When the Bone Collector finally took complete control of her mind, she bit off the arm trapped beneath the boulder and escaped to the surface. The farther the Bone Collector moved away from the Flur veins and their radiation, the faster Lucy—the kind and gentle herbalist mouse—returned.

She was immediately taken to a hospital in the city, where her damaged arm had to be amputated. Three days later, the famous doctor who had performed the operation disappeared, along with his surgical instruments. That same day, Lucy also vanished. A week later, newspapers across both the Steam Empire and the Resistance were filled with reports of a serial killer who severed the limbs of victims, whether they were robots or beastfolk.

After some time, Lucy managed to subdue the Bone Collector and learned to control her.

In one of the underground taverns, she met a mole named Brommy. Brommy was a treasure hunter who could sense valuable mineral veins from miles away. But digging through rock and descending alone into the depths of old adits was extremely dangerous. Those underground passages were sometimes infested with all kinds of creatures that had to be fought. Brommy was neither a coward nor weak, but even he often needed help—especially the help of a medic.

That was how the Treasure Hunters team was formed.

In addition to her healing abilities, Lucy proved herself to be a first-class fighter who showed no mercy to her enemies. She wielded her terrifying medical saw with great skill, using it as a replacement for one of her arms. From time to time, in the heat of battle, Brommy noticed a strange bloodthirsty gleam in Lucy's eyes and a crooked smile, but he never paid much attention to it.