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* TheSociopath: Textbook example. Nothing and no one will stop him in the goals he pursues. He is completely [[LackOfEmpathy unfazed]] by the death of one of his companions, even when said death happened right before his eyes (and despite having fuzed with her mere moments before), and doesn't seem to really care about his companions in general. He is an expert at manipulation (or, at least, [[SmugSnake believes himself to be one]]), thoroughly enjoys playing with people and making them do his bidding, and is so full of himself you will want to punch him repeatedly in the face.
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* TheSociopath: Textbook example. Nothing and no one will stop him in the goals he pursues. He is completely [[LackOfEmpathy unfazed]] by the death of one of his companions, even when said death happened right before his eyes (and despite having fuzed with her mere moments before), and doesn't seem to really care about his companions in general. He is an expert at manipulation (or, at least, [[SmugSnake believes himself to be one]]), thoroughly enjoys playing with people and making them do his bidding, and is so full of himself you will want to punch him repeatedly in the face. [[spoiler:The Pandaemonium raid implies he became this because his soul was infected by an ''actual'' sociopath to continue her work.]]
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* ReligiousAndMythologicalThemeNaming: [[spoiler:Of the three Ascians whose true names are known, all three are named after Greek gods. Emet-Selch is Hades, Mitron is Artemis, and Loghrif is Gaia.]]
** ''Endwalker'' adds several more, [[spoiler: Fandaniel's true name being Hermes, while Elidibus's is Themis, and Lahabrea's wife and son were Athena and Erichthonios. This implies that Lahabrea was Hephaistos, which was indeed the case.]]
** ''Endwalker'' adds several more, [[spoiler: Fandaniel's true name being Hermes, while Elidibus's is Themis, and Lahabrea's wife and son were Athena and Erichthonios. This implies that Lahabrea was Hephaistos, which was indeed the case.]]
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* ReligiousAndMythologicalThemeNaming: [[spoiler:Of the three Ascians whose true [[spoiler:The Ascians' "names", such as Elidibus and Lahabrea, are just titles; for their real names are known, they're all three are named after Greek gods. Emet-Selch is Hades, Elidibus is Themis, Lahabrea is Hephaistos, Mitron is Artemis, and Loghrif is Gaia.]]
** ''Endwalker'' adds several more, [[spoiler: Fandaniel's true name being Hermes, while Elidibus's is Themis,Gaia, and Fandaniel is Hermes. This theme also extends to non-Ascian members of the Ancients, such as Lahabrea's wife and son were Athena and Erichthonios. This implies that Lahabrea was Hephaistos, which was indeed the case.son Erichthonios.]]
** ''Endwalker'' adds several more, [[spoiler: Fandaniel's true name being Hermes, while Elidibus's is Themis,
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** He calls Hydaelyn a parasite; much, ''much'' later on in the middle of ''Shadowbringers'', it's revealed [[spoiler:by Emet-Selch that both Zodiark and Hydaelyn are in fact elder Primals, with the latter taking the former's spot as the Will of the Star, and what we know of primals states that they are inherently parasitic, sustaining themselves with the aether of the land]].
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** He calls Hydaelyn a parasite; much, ''much'' later on in the middle of ''Shadowbringers'', it's revealed [[spoiler:by Emet-Selch that both Zodiark and Hydaelyn are in fact elder Primals, with the latter taking the former's spot as the Will of the Star, and what we know of primals states that they are inherently parasitic, sustaining themselves with the aether of the land]].land.]] Ironically [[spoiler: he's wrong, the reason why Hydaelyn has been steadily weakening throughout the ages is because she HASN'T been absorbing Aether.]]
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** He calls Hydaelyn a parasite; much, ''much'' later on in the middle ''Shadowbringers'', it's revealed [[spoiler:by Emet-Selch that both Zodiark and Hydaelyn are in fact elder Primals, with the latter taking the former's spot as the Will of the Star, and what we know of primals states that they are inherently parasitic, sustaining themselves with the aether of the land]].
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** He calls Hydaelyn a parasite; much, ''much'' later on in the middle of ''Shadowbringers'', it's revealed [[spoiler:by Emet-Selch that both Zodiark and Hydaelyn are in fact elder Primals, with the latter taking the former's spot as the Will of the Star, and what we know of primals states that they are inherently parasitic, sustaining themselves with the aether of the land]].
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* DayInTheLimelight: [[spoiler:The 8-man raid series of ''Endwalker'', Pandaemonium, has a lot to do with him, as its creation was in part of the Words of Lahabrea. Though how much he actually is involved is much murkier due to the true mastermind's intentions]].
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* DayInTheLimelight: [[spoiler:The 8-man raid series of ''Endwalker'', Pandaemonium, has a lot to do with him, as its creation was in part of the Words of Lahabrea. Though how much he actually is involved is much murkier due to he's not the true mastermind's intentions]].mastermind behind the events of the story; that honor falls to his LoveInterestTraitor, Athena]].
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* DidntSeeThatComing: Lampshaded by Y'shtola in 6.5 when [[spoiler:they discover she had directly pointed Durante to the shard of Zodiark on the Moon, had him kill the Watcher and got the shard released, only for the unstoppable amount of Darkness to overwhelm the world in a Flood of Darkness. The Ascians were still fresh to the Rejoinings at the time so they hadn't figured out all the "mechanics" of needing an equal calamity in the Source to be a conduit for all that darkness; with nowhere for it to go and not knowing it ''needed'' to go, Igeyorhm botched the outcome. This explains why Emet-Selch never attributes blame to her, as not even the Paragons could've seen this ahead of time.]]
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* DidntSeeThatComing: Lampshaded by Y'shtola in 6.5 when [[spoiler:they after the Knight in Black reveals what she was doing on the Thirteenth. [[spoiler:They discover she Igeyorhm had directly pointed Durante (now Golbez) to the shard of Zodiark on the Moon, had him kill the Watcher and got the shard released, only for the unstoppable amount of Darkness to overwhelm the world in a Flood of Darkness. The Ascians were still fresh to the Rejoinings at the time time, so they hadn't figured out all the "mechanics" of needing that they needed an equal calamity in the Source to be a conduit for all that darkness; with darkness. With nowhere for it to go and not knowing it ''needed'' all that darkness to go, Igeyorhm botched the outcome. This explains why outcome, ultimately turning the Thirteenth into the Void when the Flood of Darkness overwhelmed the star. However, Emet-Selch and the other Ascians never attributes attribute blame to her, as not even the Paragons could've seen this coming ahead of time.time, since no one on the Ascians was sure of the machinations of a rejoining quite yet.]]
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* GoneHorriblyRight: ''Encyclopedia Eorzea'' explains that Igeyorhm was the Ascian in charge of events in [[spoiler:the Thirteenth Shard. She crushed the forces of light in that world so suddenly and completely, it triggered a flood of darkness that nullified the Shard's aether and converted that realm into the Void, which is useless for the Ascians' purposes. Further explained in 6.2 and 6.5 patches, Zero describes her perspective of the Thirteenth's history, where the Ascians had only just started their summoning methods to cause a calamitous war. However, Zero makes it out to be that the Ascians were warded off and their plans temporarily thwarted... until [[HumansAreBastards the darkness-empowered mankind sought too much power]] and caused the Flood of Darkness. It didn't help that Igeyorhm was manipulating Durante-turned-Golbez to break the seal on Zodiark, only to overflow the world with darkness without anything to safely leak. In essence, The Void ending up as it currently is is due to the Asican's trial and error with the general populus easily influenced, with Igeyorhm acting as the middle-man.]]
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* GoneHorriblyRight: ''Encyclopedia Eorzea'' explains that Igeyorhm was the Ascian in charge of events in [[spoiler:the the Thirteenth Shard. She Shard, and that she really botched her mission. But, this was by having everything go exactly as planned. [[spoiler:She crushed the forces of light in that world so suddenly and completely, it and then convinced Golbez to kill the Watcher to unleash Zodiark. This triggered a flood of darkness that nullified the Shard's shard's aether and converted that realm into the Void, which is was useless for the Ascians' purposes. Further explained in 6.2 the storyline between ''Endwalker'' and 6.5 patches, ''Dawntrail'', where Zero describes her perspective of the Thirteenth's history, where the history. The Ascians had only just started their summoning methods to cause a calamitous war. However, Zero makes it out to be that the Ascians were warded off and their plans temporarily thwarted... until [[HumansAreBastards the darkness-empowered mankind sought too much power]] and caused the Flood of Darkness. It didn't help that Igeyorhm was manipulating Durante-turned-Golbez Golbez to break the seal on Zodiark, only to overflow the world with darkness without anything anywhere for that flood to safely leak. leak to. In essence, The Void ending up as it currently is is due to the Asican's trial and error with the general populus being easily influenced, with Igeyorhm acting as the middle-man.]]
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* MustMakeAmends: She seeks redemption by working with Lahabrea for her failure covered under GoneHorriblyRight.
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* MustMakeAmends: She seeks redemption by working with Lahabrea for her failure covered under GoneHorriblyRight.in the Thirteenth shard. [[spoiler:Even though Igeyorhm wasn't solely responsible, she still ultimately caused the Flood of Darkness that turned the Thirteenth into the Void. This is because neither she nor the other Ascians had quite gotten down what they needed to do to make a rejoining work yet, resulting in the loss of the Thirteenth as a viable shard.]]
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''Class and Job Questlines'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfWar Disciples of War]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfMagic Disciples of Magic]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfTheHand Disciples of the Hand]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfTheLand Disciples of the Land]]\\
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''Class and Job Questlines'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfWar Disciples of War]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfWarTank Tank]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfWarMelee Melee]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfWarRanged Ranged]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfMagic Disciples of Magic]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfTheHand Disciples of the Hand]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDisciplesOfTheLand Disciples of the Land]]\\
