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The dragon is a giant wyrm that periodically appears on earth, and brings an army of monsters with it. If the Dragon is not defeated, then it shall bring about the apocalypse. Soon after appearing, the Dragon will devour the heart of a human, but who will also survive this fatal injury and return as Arisen -- the one destined to defeat him. You are one such human.
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The dragon Dragon is a giant wyrm calamity that periodically appears on earth, in Gransys, and brings an army of monsters with it. If the Dragon is not defeated, then it shall bring about the apocalypse. Soon after appearing, the Dragon will devour the heart of a human, but who will also survive this fatal injury and return as Arisen -- the one destined to defeat him. You are one such human.
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* ChekovsGun: When Grigori talks in Wyrmspeak at the beginning of the game, it's intentionally not subbed. It may seem like a made-up language to many, so it may go over players' heads. But it turns out that Wyrmspeak is actually [[https://www.reddit.com/r/DragonsDogma/comments/429ygf/does_it_bother_anyone_else_that_there_are_no/ Latin]]. Upon translating it, however, it becomes clear ''why'' it was left without subtitles [[spoiler:as it heavily hints at the Seneschal, a crucial figure in the lore of the game.]]
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* ChekovsGun: ChekhovsGun: When Grigori talks in Wyrmspeak at the beginning of the game, it's intentionally not subbed. It may seem like a made-up language to many, so it may go over players' heads. But it turns out that Wyrmspeak is actually [[https://www.reddit.com/r/DragonsDogma/comments/429ygf/does_it_bother_anyone_else_that_there_are_no/ Latin]]. Upon translating it, however, it becomes clear ''why'' it was left without subtitles [[spoiler:as it heavily hints at the Seneschal, a crucial figure in the lore of the game.]]
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* ChekovsGun: When Grigori talks in Wyrmspeak at the beginning of the game, it's intentionally not subbed. It may seem like a made-up language to many, so it may go over players' heads. But it turns out that Wyrmspeak is actually [[https://www.reddit.com/r/DragonsDogma/comments/429ygf/does_it_bother_anyone_else_that_there_are_no/ Latin]]. Upon translating it, however, it becomes clear ''why'' it was left without subtitles [[spoiler:as it heavily hints at the Seneschal, a crucial figure in the lore of the game.]]
--> '''Grigori:''' (''in Wyrmspeak'') I will give you the truth. [[spoiler:I will tell you about god]]. I am your thread. My name is Grigori. I will be your shell. I will devour your heart and start a time of struggle.
--> '''Grigori:''' (''in Wyrmspeak'') I will give you the truth. [[spoiler:I will tell you about god]]. I am your thread. My name is Grigori. I will be your shell. I will devour your heart and start a time of struggle.
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* GivenNameReveal: Early on, he's mostly referred to as "the Dragon", but you'll eventually learn that he's named [[spoiler:Grigori]]. The Elysion even shouts his name [[spoiler:prior to being killed by him atop the Great Wall]].
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* GivenNameReveal: Early on, he's mostly referred to as "the Dragon", but you'll eventually learn that he's named [[spoiler:Grigori]]. The Elysion even shouts his name [[spoiler:prior to being killed by him atop the Great Wall]]. However, if you listen closely, you can even hear his name as early as when the Arisen gets their heart ripped out.
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* GratuitousLatin: The language that Grigori talks in while selecting the Arisen is called Wyrmspeak InUniverse. Out of universe, it's just Latin.
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* PunchClockVillain: [[spoiler:Grigori's motivations aren't because he wants power or the destruction of the world. He doesn't even like Salvation, who worship him as a god. He simply wants to fulfill his role as the dragon by choosing an Arisen to defeat him and potentially the Seneschal. Because of this, he isn't malicious toward the Arisen outside of some light taunting, but even that becomes praise the further into his boss fight the player progresses.]]
