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** [[spoiler: Arantheal]] is a morally ambiguous, somewhat sinister figure from the get-go, but after [[spoiler: overthrowing Barateon]], hints are increasingly dropped that he is about to completely lose it and go FullCircleRevolution, forcing you to do the same to him, but this never manifests, as [[spoiler: he dies in an unrelated way soon after]].
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** [[spoiler: Arantheal]] DarkMessiah [[ByronicHero Narazul]] [[AntiHero Arantheal]]]] is a morally ambiguous, somewhat sinister figure from the get-go, but after [[spoiler: overthrowing Barateon]], hints are increasingly dropped that he is about to completely lose it and go FullCircleRevolution, forcing you to do the same to him, but this never manifests, as [[spoiler: he dies in an unrelated way soon after]].
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Doubles as TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter. Considering the great lengths the game goes to otherwise to properly build up climactic events of a far less grand scale, the killing of [[spoiler: all the gods but two]] in a BossRush during a single quest where each of them get maybe two lines of dialogue can come across as rather anticlimactic. You'd expect them each to have a quest, if not a quest chain, of their own, where you can learn more about their personality and they all present a different kind of challenge, but alas.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot:
** Doubles as TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter. Considering the great lengths the game goes to otherwise to properly build up climactic events of a far less grand scale, the player killingof [[spoiler: all the gods but two]] in a BossRush during a single quest where each of them get maybe two lines of dialogue can come across as rather anticlimactic. You'd expect them each slaying to have a quest, if not be a quest chain, of in its own right, if not its own whole ''quest chain'', requiring proper preparation, allowing you to get to know what they're about before the fight, and culminating in a unique challenge befitting their own, where you can learn more nature and abilities, but alas.
** [[spoiler: Arantheal]] is a morally ambiguous, somewhat sinister figure from the get-go, but after [[spoiler: overthrowing Barateon]], hints are increasingly dropped that he is abouttheir personality to completely lose it and they all present a different kind of challenge, go FullCircleRevolution, forcing you to do the same to him, but alas. this never manifests, as [[spoiler: he dies in an unrelated way soon after]].
** Doubles as TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter. Considering the great lengths the game goes to otherwise to properly build up climactic events of a far less grand scale, the player killing
** [[spoiler: Arantheal]] is a morally ambiguous, somewhat sinister figure from the get-go, but after [[spoiler: overthrowing Barateon]], hints are increasingly dropped that he is about
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** Barateon counts as this, due to the lack of depth of his backstory. Up to the player whether he was a StrawHypocrite all along and never believed in the Order's principle, or he actually did at first but became increasingly disillusioned until he saw the chance to take the power he wanted.
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** Barateon counts as this, due to the lack of depth of his backstory. Up to the player whether he was a StrawHypocrite all along and never believed in the Order's principle, or he actually did at first but became increasingly disillusioned until he saw the chance to take the power he wanted. Similarly, it's up to the player if his IDidWhatIHadToDo speech during his [[spoiler:final confrontation with Narathzul]] was something made up for the sake of [[spoiler:being DefiantToTheEnd]], or he was genuinely concerned at the prospect of letting [[spoiler:Narathzul acquire too much power]].
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** The Light-Born/Gods as a whole are subject to this, and that's intentional on the game's side. Are the Light-Born genuinelly heroic, if not infallible [[WellIntentionedExtremist Well Intentioned Extremists]] who sincerely have humanity's well being in mind, or are their abusing their GodGuise for the sake of power? And if they have good intentions, are they right when they insist that DemocracyIsBad, or there could be a better alternative for humanity?
*** On one hand, the system envisioned by the Light-Born is explicitly undemocratic, people are forced to live under religion based laws whether they are fine with it or not, and the Southrealm in particular takes this to the LogicalExtreme, being a dystopic society where people are constantly humiliated, tortured, killed and corpses are exposed in broad daylight to keep the populace scared and subservient. It's hard to buy that the Southrealm's Temple has even remotely any goodwill in their intentions.
*** On the other hand, characters like Barateon fully demonstrate how even apparently noble goals can be twisted for personal gain. Barateon betrayed his former allies and turned the Middlerealm into his own personal domain, where he represses the populace and discriminates the Aeterna and magic-users as scapegoats. Obviously, he's hardly better than the barely deposed Light-Born. And as the main quest progresses, we witness [[spoiler:Narathzul's descend into madness as well, as he becomes increasingly megalomaniacal, and outright lies about being predestined to become the Shadow God because he didn't want anyone else (sayread [[PlayerCharacter The Orphan]]) to grab that chance. When he realises his half Light-Born heritage he has a HeroicBSOD and is brought down by Ark, leaving his mother Goddess Irlanda heartbroken for the loss of her son and leading her to suicide, further demonstrating that the Light-Born were absolutely capable of sincere love]].
** Barateon counts as this, due to the lack of depth of his backstory. Up to the player whether he was a StrawHypocrite all along and never believed in the Order's principle, or he actually did at first but became increasingly disillusioned until he saw the chance to take the power he wanted.
** The Light-Born/Gods as a whole are subject to this, and that's intentional on the game's side. Are the Light-Born genuinelly heroic, if not infallible [[WellIntentionedExtremist Well Intentioned Extremists]] who sincerely have humanity's well being in mind, or are their abusing their GodGuise for the sake of power? And if they have good intentions, are they right when they insist that DemocracyIsBad, or there could be a better alternative for humanity?
*** On one hand, the system envisioned by the Light-Born is explicitly undemocratic, people are forced to live under religion based laws whether they are fine with it or not, and the Southrealm in particular takes this to the LogicalExtreme, being a dystopic society where people are constantly humiliated, tortured, killed and corpses are exposed in broad daylight to keep the populace scared and subservient. It's hard to buy that the Southrealm's Temple has even remotely any goodwill in their intentions.
*** On the other hand, characters like Barateon fully demonstrate how even apparently noble goals can be twisted for personal gain. Barateon betrayed his former allies and turned the Middlerealm into his own personal domain, where he represses the populace and discriminates the Aeterna and magic-users as scapegoats. Obviously, he's hardly better than the barely deposed Light-Born. And as the main quest progresses, we witness [[spoiler:Narathzul's descend into madness as well, as he becomes increasingly megalomaniacal, and outright lies about being predestined to become the Shadow God because he didn't want anyone else (sayread [[PlayerCharacter The Orphan]]) to grab that chance. When he realises his half Light-Born heritage he has a HeroicBSOD and is brought down by Ark, leaving his mother Goddess Irlanda heartbroken for the loss of her son and leading her to suicide, further demonstrating that the Light-Born were absolutely capable of sincere love]].
** Barateon counts as this, due to the lack of depth of his backstory. Up to the player whether he was a StrawHypocrite all along and never believed in the Order's principle, or he actually did at first but became increasingly disillusioned until he saw the chance to take the power he wanted.
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:Barateon's]] death is, hands down, the narmest moment of the ''Vyn Saga'', possibly of the entire ''Elder Scrolls'' modding community. As he [[LargeHam solemnly repeats]] "You won't get me!" while approaching the tower's edge, [[spoiler:Narathzul]] quietly recites a literary quote (from [[Creator/JohannWolfgangVonGoethe Goethe]]) which just makes him sound like he's raving. They even await for the other to finish a phrase before talking (blame the ''Oblivion'' engine). Finally, [[spoiler:Barateon]] screams in the least convincing way possible as he jumps down, looking less like a man jumping off an edge and more like a ragdoll pulled down with an invisible cable. As if that wasn't enough, when you return to the castle's courtyard, you'll see his body ''perfectly'' impaled, right through the exact center of his chest, on a pole ''conveniently'' placed down there. You just wonder if he has inhuman diving skills and intended to do that, or it's an absurd coincidence.
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:Barateon's]] death is, hands down, the narmest narmiest moment of the ''Vyn Saga'', possibly of the entire ''Elder Scrolls'' modding community. As he [[LargeHam solemnly repeats]] "You won't get me!" while approaching the tower's edge, [[spoiler:Narathzul]] quietly recites a literary quote (from [[Creator/JohannWolfgangVonGoethe Goethe]]) which just makes him sound like he's raving. They even await for the other to finish a phrase before talking (blame the ''Oblivion'' engine). Finally, [[spoiler:Barateon]] screams in the least convincing way possible as he jumps down, looking less like a man jumping off an edge and more like a ragdoll pulled down with an invisible cable. As if that wasn't enough, when you return to the castle's courtyard, you'll see his body ''perfectly'' impaled, right through the exact center of his chest, on a pole ''conveniently'' placed down there. You just wonder if he has inhuman diving skills and intended to do that, or it's an absurd coincidence.
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:Barateon's]] death is, hands down, the narmest moment of the ''Vyn Saga'', possibly of the entire ''Elder Scrolls'' modding community. As he [[LargeHam solemnly repeats]] "You won't get me!" while approaching the tower's edge, [[spoiler:Narathzul]] quitely recites a literary quote (from [[Creator/JohannWolfgangVonGoethe Goethe]]) which just makes him sound like he's raving. They even await for the other to finish a phrase before talking (blame the ''Oblivion'' engine). Finally, [[spoiler:Barateon]] screams in the least convincing way possible as he jumps down, looking less like a man jumping off an edge and more like a ragdoll pulled down with an invisible cable. As if that wasn't enough, when you return to the castle's courtyard, you'll see his body ''perfectly'' impaled, right through the exact centre of his chest, on a pole ''conveniently'' placed down there. You just wonder if he has inhuman diving skills and intended to do that, or it's an absurd coincidence.
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:Barateon's]] death is, hands down, the narmest moment of the ''Vyn Saga'', possibly of the entire ''Elder Scrolls'' modding community. As he [[LargeHam solemnly repeats]] "You won't get me!" while approaching the tower's edge, [[spoiler:Narathzul]] quitely quietly recites a literary quote (from [[Creator/JohannWolfgangVonGoethe Goethe]]) which just makes him sound like he's raving. They even await for the other to finish a phrase before talking (blame the ''Oblivion'' engine). Finally, [[spoiler:Barateon]] screams in the least convincing way possible as he jumps down, looking less like a man jumping off an edge and more like a ragdoll pulled down with an invisible cable. As if that wasn't enough, when you return to the castle's courtyard, you'll see his body ''perfectly'' impaled, right through the exact centre center of his chest, on a pole ''conveniently'' placed down there. You just wonder if he has inhuman diving skills and intended to do that, or it's an absurd coincidence.
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:Barateon's]] death is, hands down, the narmest moment of the ''Vyn Saga'', possibly of the entire ''Elder Scrolls'' modding community. As he [[LargeHam solemnly repeats]] "You won't get me!" while approaching the tower's edge, [[spoiler:Narathzul]] quitely recites a literary quote[[note]]from [[Creator/JohannWolfgangVonGoethe Goethe]][[/note]] which just makes him sound like he's raving. They even awaits for the other to finish a phrase before talking (blame the ''Oblivion'' engine). Finally, [[spoiler:Barateon]] screams in the least convincing way possible as he jumps down, looking less like a man jumping off an edge and more like a ragdoll pulled down with an invisible cable. As if that wasn't enough, when you return to the castle's courtyard, you'll see his body ''perfectly'' impaled, right through the exact centre of his chest, on a ''conveniently'' placed pole down there. You just wonder if he has inhuman diving skills and intended to do that, or it's an absurd coincidence.
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:Barateon's]] death is, hands down, the narmest moment of the ''Vyn Saga'', possibly of the entire ''Elder Scrolls'' modding community. As he [[LargeHam solemnly repeats]] "You won't get me!" while approaching the tower's edge, [[spoiler:Narathzul]] quitely recites a literary quote[[note]]from quote (from [[Creator/JohannWolfgangVonGoethe Goethe]][[/note]] Goethe]]) which just makes him sound like he's raving. They even awaits await for the other to finish a phrase before talking (blame the ''Oblivion'' engine). Finally, [[spoiler:Barateon]] screams in the least convincing way possible as he jumps down, looking less like a man jumping off an edge and more like a ragdoll pulled down with an invisible cable. As if that wasn't enough, when you return to the castle's courtyard, you'll see his body ''perfectly'' impaled, right through the exact centre of his chest, on a pole ''conveniently'' placed pole down there. You just wonder if he has inhuman diving skills and intended to do that, or it's an absurd coincidence.
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** The total number of shoes you need to collect is just five, but the quest log never informs you of this, so you can't know how close you are to complete the quest.
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* ThatOneSidequest: "No sturdy shoes" has Lady Bodenbruuk requesting you to find and bring her beautiful and expensive shoes when you find them. Easy enough? Well... unless you read a guide or snoop inside the game files, odds are, this quest is gonna lay forgotten in your quest log because:
** The shoes she wants are scattered all over Nehrim and there's no quest mark at all, not even suggestions on possible locations.
** The total number of shoes you need to collect is just five, but the quest log never informs you of this, so you can't know how close you are to complete the quest.
** A pair of shoes is PermanentlyMissableContent because they're found in a location that becomes inaccessible during main quest (even worse, said location isn't even an important one, so you may never think of visiting it unless you like exploring around). And because of the aforementioned reasons, '''you will never know''' that you forgot a pair of shoes there. And the game won't remedy if you start the quest after said point of the main quest.
** Last but not least, because of a bug the quest log won't inform you that found all the shoes needed. That's right: even assuming you found all the shoes without any help, '''there's no way in game to know that you actually completed the quest'''.
** The only helpful thing in all of this is that the quest log updates when you pick the shoes she's interested in, so you don't have to pick random shoes to see if she will like them.
** The shoes she wants are scattered all over Nehrim and there's no quest mark at all, not even suggestions on possible locations.
** The total number of shoes you need to collect is just five, but the quest log never informs you of this, so you can't know how close you are to complete the quest.
** A pair of shoes is PermanentlyMissableContent because they're found in a location that becomes inaccessible during main quest (even worse, said location isn't even an important one, so you may never think of visiting it unless you like exploring around). And because of the aforementioned reasons, '''you will never know''' that you forgot a pair of shoes there. And the game won't remedy if you start the quest after said point of the main quest.
** Last but not least, because of a bug the quest log won't inform you that found all the shoes needed. That's right: even assuming you found all the shoes without any help, '''there's no way in game to know that you actually completed the quest'''.
** The only helpful thing in all of this is that the quest log updates when you pick the shoes she's interested in, so you don't have to pick random shoes to see if she will like them.
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:Barateon's]] death is, hands down, the narmest moment of the ''Vyn Saga'', possibly of the entire ''Elder Scrolls'' modding community. As he [[LargeHam solemnly repeats]] "You won't get me!" while approaching the tower's edge, [[spoiler:Narathzul]] quitely recites a literary quote[[note]]from [[Creator/JohannWolfgangVonGoethe Goethe]][[/note]] which just makes him sound like he's raving. They even awaits for the other to finish a phrase before talking (blame the ''Oblivion'' engine). Finally, [[spoiler:Barateon]] screams in the least convincing way possible as he jumps down, looking less like a man jumping off an edge and more like a ragdoll pulled down with an invisible cable.
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:Barateon's]] death is, hands down, the narmest moment of the ''Vyn Saga'', possibly of the entire ''Elder Scrolls'' modding community. As he [[LargeHam solemnly repeats]] "You won't get me!" while approaching the tower's edge, [[spoiler:Narathzul]] quitely recites a literary quote[[note]]from [[Creator/JohannWolfgangVonGoethe Goethe]][[/note]] which just makes him sound like he's raving. They even awaits for the other to finish a phrase before talking (blame the ''Oblivion'' engine). Finally, [[spoiler:Barateon]] screams in the least convincing way possible as he jumps down, looking less like a man jumping off an edge and more like a ragdoll pulled down with an invisible cable. As if that wasn't enough, when you return to the castle's courtyard, you'll see his body ''perfectly'' impaled, right through the exact centre of his chest, on a ''conveniently'' placed pole down there. You just wonder if he has inhuman diving skills and intended to do that, or it's an absurd coincidence.
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:Barateon's]] death is, hands down, the narmest moment of the ''Vyn Saga'', possibly of the entire ''Elder Scrolls'' modding community. As he [[LargeHam solemnly repeats]] "You won't get me!" while approaching the tower's edge, [[spoiler:Narathzul]] quitely recites a literary quote[[note]]from [[Creator/JohannWolfgangVonGoethe Goethe]][[/note]] which just makes him sound like he's raving. They even awaits for the other to finish a phrase before talking (blame the ''Oblivion'' engine). Finally, [[spoiler:Barateon]] screams in the least convincing way possible as he jumps down, looking less of a man jumping off an edge and more like a ragdoll pulled down with an invisible cable.
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:Barateon's]] death is, hands down, the narmest moment of the ''Vyn Saga'', possibly of the entire ''Elder Scrolls'' modding community. As he [[LargeHam solemnly repeats]] "You won't get me!" while approaching the tower's edge, [[spoiler:Narathzul]] quitely recites a literary quote[[note]]from [[Creator/JohannWolfgangVonGoethe Goethe]][[/note]] which just makes him sound like he's raving. They even awaits for the other to finish a phrase before talking (blame the ''Oblivion'' engine). Finally, [[spoiler:Barateon]] screams in the least convincing way possible as he jumps down, looking less of like a man jumping off an edge and more like a ragdoll pulled down with an invisible cable.
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* [[ThatOneLevel That One Quest]]: ''The Professional''. Oh god, ''The Professional''. Remember how annoying it was in ''Oblivion'' to carry objects outside of your inventory? You'll have to do this with several of them... in a TimedMission. Oh, and it is part of the main quest.
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* [[ThatOneLevel That One Quest]]: {{Narm}}: [[spoiler:Barateon's]] death is, hands down, the narmest moment of the ''Vyn Saga'', possibly of the entire ''Elder Scrolls'' modding community. As he [[LargeHam solemnly repeats]] "You won't get me!" while approaching the tower's edge, [[spoiler:Narathzul]] quitely recites a literary quote[[note]]from [[Creator/JohannWolfgangVonGoethe Goethe]][[/note]] which just makes him sound like he's raving. They even awaits for the other to finish a phrase before talking (blame the ''Oblivion'' engine). Finally, [[spoiler:Barateon]] screams in the least convincing way possible as he jumps down, looking less of a man jumping off an edge and more like a ragdoll pulled down with an invisible cable.
* ThatOneLevel: ''The Professional''. Oh god, ''The Professional''. Remember how annoying it was in ''Oblivion'' to carry objects outside of your inventory? You'll have to do this with several of them... in a TimedMission. Oh, and it is part of the main quest.
* ThatOneLevel: ''The Professional''. Oh god, ''The Professional''. Remember how annoying it was in ''Oblivion'' to carry objects outside of your inventory? You'll have to do this with several of them... in a TimedMission. Oh, and it is part of the main quest.
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* EvenBetterSequel: ''Arktwend'' is a beloved work within the ''VideoGame/{{Morrowind}}'' modding community, but ''Nehrim'' is ''much'' more critically acclaimed, thanks to the vastness of its world, its deeper lore and plot, its superb voice acting and the revamped mechanics; there's even a small community of players somehow more attached to ''Nehrim'' than vanilla ''VideoGame/{{Oblivion}}''.
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* EvenBetterSequel: ''Arktwend'' is a beloved work within the ''VideoGame/{{Morrowind}}'' ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIIMorrowind Morrowind]]'' modding community, but ''Nehrim'' is ''much'' more critically acclaimed, thanks to the vastness of its world, its deeper lore and plot, its superb voice acting and the revamped mechanics; there's even a small community of players somehow more attached to ''Nehrim'' than vanilla ''VideoGame/{{Oblivion}}''.''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion Oblivion]]''.
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* DemonicSpiders: Those damn acolytes if you're a mage. With their reflect magic, and spell absorption, you often end up killing yourself with your own magic while they smack you around with their claymores.
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** Those damn acolytes if you're a mage. With their reflect magic, and spell absorption, you often end up killing yourself with your own magic while they smack you around with their claymores.
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* BreatherLevel: Main quest's "The Leader Returns" ends in a couple of minutes. [[spoiler: First, Narathzul Arantheal and you end the siege of Mountain Monastery by killing a couple of Middlerealm soldiers. Then, Narathzul, Callisto, and you ride to Cahbaet (with at worst a few encounters with wolves), and... that's all.]]
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** Main quest's "The Leader Returns" ends in a couple of minutes. [[spoiler: First, Narathzul Arantheal and you end the siege of Mountain Monastery by killing a couple of Middlerealm soldiers. Then, Narathzul, Callisto, and you ride to Cahbaet (with at worst a few encounters with wolves), and... that's all.]]
** Main quest's "The Help of the Fallen" is very easy, too. [[spoiler: Enter a dungeon through a portal, travel through a long corridor, resolve a puzzle to unlock the last room, then enter it, pick the sword, and leave the place. There aren't any enemy or trap in the place.]]
** Main quest's "The Leader Returns" ends in a couple of minutes. [[spoiler: First, Narathzul Arantheal and you end the siege of Mountain Monastery by killing a couple of Middlerealm soldiers. Then, Narathzul, Callisto, and you ride to Cahbaet (with at worst a few encounters with wolves), and... that's all.]]
** Main quest's "The Help of the Fallen" is very easy, too. [[spoiler: Enter a dungeon through a portal, travel through a long corridor, resolve a puzzle to unlock the last room, then enter it, pick the sword, and leave the place. There aren't any enemy or trap in the place.]]
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* NightmareFuel: Several.
** The [[GiantSpider giant spiders]] are [[SarcasmMode moderately]] terrifying in large numbers.
** The old kingdom of the Dwarves. In fact, one part [[spoiler: recreates the [[TheLordOfTheRings Tomb of Balin]] scene, but with a ton of zombies instead of goblins.]]
** When running away from the guards in the Southrealm Temple, you enter a cave. Inside the cave you come across this massive ''[[EldritchAbomination thing]]'' laying spider eggs. As you progress, suddenly there's a loud crashing sound and you realize that the thing is ''following you''. You seem to escape it for a moment...Then it eats you. You survive. And no other reference is made to it.
** The [[GiantSpider giant spiders]] are [[SarcasmMode moderately]] terrifying in large numbers.
** The old kingdom of the Dwarves. In fact, one part [[spoiler: recreates the [[TheLordOfTheRings Tomb of Balin]] scene, but with a ton of zombies instead of goblins.]]
** When running away from the guards in the Southrealm Temple, you enter a cave. Inside the cave you come across this massive ''[[EldritchAbomination thing]]'' laying spider eggs. As you progress, suddenly there's a loud crashing sound and you realize that the thing is ''following you''. You seem to escape it for a moment...Then it eats you. You survive. And no other reference is made to it.
