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** ''Wizardry VIII'', the last game of the series, pushed the envelope by having you not only keep your character, but some of the allies and affiliations they had made in the previous game. This changed your starting location to your ally's base, and severely altered the way in which you could resolve the plot... assuming, that is, you were one of the few who still had their ''Wizardry VII'' saves from '''ten years ago!'''
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** ''Wizardry VIII'', the last game of the series, pushed the envelope by having you not only keep your character, but some of the allies and affiliations they had made in the previous game. This changed your starting location to your ally's base, and severely altered the way in which you could resolve the plot... assuming, that is, you were one of the few who still had their ''Wizardry VII'' saves from '''nine years ago!'''
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