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* BlackMarket: A shady merchant will [[SecretShop sell some of the best gear and items in the game]] during nighttime in remote locations in each country.

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* BlackMarket: A shady merchant will [[SecretShop sell some of the best gear and items in the game]] during nighttime in remote locations in each country. However, he will initially refuse to sell anything to the Liberation Army since Zenoira is his major client and he's not about to bite the hand that feeds him by supporting their enemies. Only by raising your Renown and liberating several regions of Fevrith will he decide it's worth the risk.
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* VideoGameStealing: In battle, Thieves and Rogues have abilities which can steal AP and PP from units they hit. They also have access to the Valor skill "Plunder", allowing them to steal gold from a target on the map. Enemy Thieves and Rogues can use this on ''your units'' and will attempt to book it with their ill-gotten gains the moment they do, meaning you need to either kill them quickly or use a Fighter's [[DrawAggro "Provoke"]] Valor skill to make them stay around long enough to kill and get the gold back.

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* VideoGameStealing: In battle, Thieves and Rogues have abilities which can steal AP and PP from units they hit. They also have access to the Valor skill "Plunder", allowing them to steal gold from a target on the map. Enemy Thieves and Rogues can use this on ''your units'' and will [[BanditMook attempt to book it with their ill-gotten gains the moment they do, do]], meaning you need to either kill them quickly or use a Fighter's [[DrawAggro [[PracticalTaunt "Provoke"]] Valor skill to make them stay around long enough to kill and get the gold back.
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* VideoGameStealing: In battle, Thieves and Rogues have abilities which can steal AP and PP from units they hit.

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* VideoGameStealing: In battle, Thieves and Rogues have abilities which can steal AP and PP from units they hit. They also have access to the Valor skill "Plunder", allowing them to steal gold from a target on the map. Enemy Thieves and Rogues can use this on ''your units'' and will attempt to book it with their ill-gotten gains the moment they do, meaning you need to either kill them quickly or use a Fighter's [[DrawAggro "Provoke"]] Valor skill to make them stay around long enough to kill and get the gold back.

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* TheQuisling: Both during and after Zenoira's rise as the dominant empire, many nobles and warriors sell out their countries for all manner of reasons. While some have the excuse of brainwashing [[spoiler:which is actually possession]], others are fully in control of their faculties. More sympathetic ones did it in the name of protecting their people and loved ones or deciding they didn't want to die fighting a losing war, while the less sympathetic ones did it for the chance to reap the rewards of conquest, lord over their domains like mini-tyrants sanctioned by the Empire, or just sate their bloodlust in the chaos of a world war. Many quests involve having to confront these traitors, and depending on the circumstances Alain can see justice done or offer them redemption fighting for the right cause.

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* TheQuisling: Both during and after Zenoira's rise as the dominant empire, many nobles and warriors sell out their countries as collaborators to Valmore/Galerius for all manner of reasons. reasons, aiding in the swift conquest. While some have the excuse of brainwashing the emperor's [[MindControl brainwashing]] spell [[spoiler:which is actually possession]], DemonicPossession]] that seemingly only the Unicorn ring can reliably break, others are fully in control of their faculties. More sympathetic ones did it in the name of protecting their people and loved ones or deciding they didn't want to die fighting a losing war, while the less sympathetic ones did it for the chance to reap the rewards of conquest, lord over their domains like mini-tyrants sanctioned by the Empire, or just sate their bloodlust in the chaos of a world war. Many quests involve having to confront these traitors, and depending on the circumstances Alain can see justice done or offer them redemption fighting for the right cause.



* TheQuisling: Valmore/Galerius was able to establish his dominion over the entire continent through swaying local leaders to serve as his eager collaborators. This turns out to be because he has access to [[MindControl a spell that can shackle the hearts of men]]; seemingly only the Unicorn ring can break the magic and put the victims back in their right minds.
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* TheQuisling: Both during and after Zenoira's rise as the dominant empire, many nobles and warriors sell out their countries for all manner of reasons. While some have the excuse of brainwashing [[spoiler:which is actually possession]], others are fully in control of their faculties. More sympathetic ones did it in the name of protecting their people and loved ones or deciding they didn't want to die fighting a losing war, while the less sympathetic ones did it for the chance to reap the rewards of conquest, lord over their domains like mini-tyrants sanctioned by the Empire, or just sate their bloodlust in the chaos of a world war. Many quests involve having to confront these traitors, and depending on the circumstances Alain can see justice done or offer them redemption fighting for the right cause.
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* BossRush: [[spoiler:The post-game side quest "Dying Breath of an Empire Fallen" is essentially one giant boss rush against nearly every single unique combatant in the game, heroic or otherwise. This includes Alain and his closest companions as the final challenge, despite what the game claims otherwise.]]

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* BossRush: [[spoiler:The post-game side quest "Dying Breath of an Empire Fallen" is essentially one giant boss rush against nearly every single unique combatant in the game, heroic or otherwise.otherwise [[note]]the only excluded characters are the game's resident SuperBoss Possessed Amalia, and any enemy exclusive to the quest Unicorn Overlord[[/note]]. This includes Alain and his closest companions as the final challenge, despite what the game claims otherwise.]]

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