Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru tame ni wa Shudan o Erandeiraremasen—Dai-4 Bu: Kizokuin no Toshokan o Sukuitai! - Ch. 30 - Treasure Stealing Dit…

[LiAuN]

But those strategies were considered fair play and meta by the previous generation. Look at how excited the muscle brain teacher was when she used those strategies and tactics instead of just being a brainless meathead. Which is why their are more and more students knights that have mush for brains like Traugott who only thinks of bum rushing things.

Also poor Moo Deng, got feed a Super Senzu Bean that was laced with a super nasty tasting, but effective, power up potion as his last meal. I don't know why but I kind of felt sorry for it.

Eh. Attacking while the enemy is still bringing the beast back to their circle, isn’t a cheese strat. If anything, it was the meta strategy back when people used to play this game all the time

cheese strats aren't defined by what was once standard but isn't anymore. cheese strats are defined as strategies that can and will only work once as a suprise. actual strategies and those that are seen as honorable are ones that an opponent has to work hard to defend against or lose even more aka it's a lose lose situation. the attack on the faybeast before the enemy is in position is a legitemate strategy that much is true but the rest aren't. hunting a weak faybeast could easily be countered by just attacking it before it arrives in the circle or moving myne(as she pointed out) the ruelle faystone problem is easily countered by a person just standing in the trajectory way with a shield. the diving attack is useless when you put one person on shielding duty and they start a countercharge of mana or just take down cornelius as he's charging it. there are plenty of ways to defeat each cheese strat easily and that's what makes them a cheese strat that they are easily defeated with no effeort or negligible difference in commitment.

 

[yetanothergeek]

quite a few are named but don't have a lot of importance to the plot. a great example is the guy with the black hair from Dunkelfalger that was their commander (that wasn't Lestilaut) though not directly confirmed it's most likely Rarstark if i remember the novels correctly.

No, Rasantark is spectating along with Kenntrips and Clarissa, they are the students in the front line by the side of Rauffen since part one of the Ditter Match. I do think the black haired captain have a name but I don't remember where I saw it.

 

[wakanana]

quite a few are named but don't have a lot of importance to the plot. a great example is the guy with the black hair from Dunkelfalger that was their commander (that wasn't Lestilaut) though not directly confirmed it's most likely Rarstark if i remember the novels correctly.

Rasantark's hair is orange.

 

[LiAuN]

Rasantark's hair is orange.

No, Rasantark is spectating along with Kenntrips and Clarissa, they are the students in the front line by the side of Rauffen since part one of the Ditter Match. I do think the black haired captain have a name but I don't remember where I saw it.

rarstark and rasantark are 2 different characters m8s.

Spoiler: 2 different characters

rarstark is the one who needed 2 dedicated knights during the bride stealing ditter and was specifically stated that he played in this ditter (if i remember that chapter correctly). Rasantark is the one you correctly identified with orange hair

 

[yetanothergeek]

rarstark and rasantark are 2 different characters m8s.

Spoiler: 2 different characters

rarstark is the one who needed 2 dedicated knights during the bride stealing ditter and was specifically stated that he played in this ditter (if i remember that chapter correctly). Rasantark is the one you correctly identified with orange hair

Oh, what do you know, thought it was a typo! But yeah, Rarstark is a different Dunkelfelger knight apprentice indeed.