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[[WMG:Serviles where the natives of Sucia island.]]
The only native that you meet in the first game uses a sevile graphic and the theory itself is raised in game that the serviles where created out of a humanoid species rather than being a product of pure shaping.
The only native that you meet in the first game uses a sevile graphic and the theory itself is raised in game that the serviles where created out of a humanoid species rather than being a product of pure shaping.
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[[WMG:Serviles where were the natives of Sucia island.]]
The only native that you meet in the first game uses a sevile graphic and the theory itself is raised in game that the servileswhere were created out of a humanoid species rather than being a product of pure shaping.
The only native that you meet in the first game uses a sevile graphic and the theory itself is raised in game that the serviles
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[[WMG: The protagonist of the fifth game, if human, is a Shaper NPC from the third--possibly Diwaniya.]]
We know that the Ashen Isles are firmly in rebel hands by the beginning of the fourth game, and the text doesn't go into much detail about what happened to the Shapers there. Presuming that the fifth game's protagonist is not the third game protagonist him/herself, it's plausible that it could be a loyal Shaper forced into exile by a rebel takeover of his or her territory. Diwaniya, not being as influential as Rahul and therefore being a lower-value target to the rebels, could possibly have escaped Harmony with his life and wound up with self-Shaping-induced amnesia somewhere along the line (he did admit to being tempted by it; who's to say that he didn't succumb in the hopes of gaining enough power to take his island back?)
We know that the Ashen Isles are firmly in rebel hands by the beginning of the fourth game, and the text doesn't go into much detail about what happened to the Shapers there. Presuming that the fifth game's protagonist is not the third game protagonist him/herself, it's plausible that it could be a loyal Shaper forced into exile by a rebel takeover of his or her territory. Diwaniya, not being as influential as Rahul and therefore being a lower-value target to the rebels, could possibly have escaped Harmony with his life and wound up with self-Shaping-induced amnesia somewhere along the line (he did admit to being tempted by it; who's to say that he didn't succumb in the hopes of gaining enough power to take his island back?)
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[[WMG: The protagonist of the fifth game, if human, is a Shaper NPC from the third--possibly Diwaniya.]]
We know that the Ashen Isles are firmly in rebel hands by the beginning of the fourth game, and the text doesn't go into much detail about what happened to the Shapers there. Presuming that the fifth game's protagonist is not the third game protagonist him/herself, it's plausible that it could be a loyal Shaper NPC forced into exile by a rebel takeover of hisor her territory. Diwaniya, not being as influential as Rahul and therefore being a lower-value target to the rebels, could possibly have escaped Harmony with his life and wound up with self-Shaping-induced amnesia somewhere along the line (he did admit to being tempted by it; who's to say that he didn't succumb in the hopes of gaining enough power to take his island back?)
We know that the Ashen Isles are firmly in rebel hands by the beginning of the fourth game, and the text doesn't go into much detail about what happened to the Shapers there. Presuming that the fifth game's protagonist is not the third game protagonist him/herself, it's plausible that it could be a loyal Shaper NPC forced into exile by a rebel takeover of his
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We know that the Ashen Isles are firmly in rebel hands by the beginning of the fourth game, and the text doesn't go into much detail about what happened to the Shapers there. Presuming that the fifth game's protagonist is not the third game protagonist him/herself, it's plausible that it could be a loyal Shaper forced into exile by a rebel takeover of his or her territory.
Diwaniya, not being as influential as Rahul and therefore being a lower-value target to the rebels, could possibly have escaped Harmony with his life and wound up with self-Shaping-induced amnesia somewhere along the line (he did admit to being tempted by it; who's to say that he didn't succumb in the hopes of gaining enough power to take his island back?) It would account for Alwan and Greta recognizing him, since they'd spent time on Harmony Isle back in the third game, and would also explain why Rawal and the other councilors know exactly who he is, because his failure to put down Lankan's rebellion would probably be well known to the Shaper authorities. Having once been a Shaper Master also seems commensurate with the level of power the fifth game PC is described to have had before the amnesia.
Diwaniya, not being as influential as Rahul and therefore being a lower-value target to the rebels, could possibly have escaped Harmony with his life and wound up with self-Shaping-induced amnesia somewhere along the line (he did admit to being tempted by it; who's to say that he didn't succumb in the hopes of gaining enough power to take his island back?) It would account for Alwan and Greta recognizing him, since they'd spent time on Harmony Isle back in the third game, and would also explain why Rawal and the other councilors know exactly who he is, because his failure to put down Lankan's rebellion would probably be well known to the Shaper authorities. Having once been a Shaper Master also seems commensurate with the level of power the fifth game PC is described to have had before the amnesia.
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We know that the Ashen Isles are firmly in rebel hands by the beginning of the fourth game, and the text doesn't go into much detail about what happened to the Shapers there. Presuming that the fifth game's protagonist is not the third game protagonist him/herself, it's plausible that it could be a loyal Shaper forced into exile by a rebel takeover of his or her territory. \n\n Diwaniya, not being as influential as Rahul and therefore being a lower-value target to the rebels, could possibly have escaped Harmony with his life and wound up with self-Shaping-induced amnesia somewhere along the line (he did admit to being tempted by it; who's to say that he didn't succumb in the hopes of gaining enough power to take his island back?) back?)
It would account for Alwan and Greta recognizing him, since they'd spent time on Harmony Isle back in the third game, and would also explain why Rawal and the other councilors know exactly who he is, because his failure to put down Lankan's rebellion would probably be well known to the Shaper authorities. Having once been a Shaper Master also seems commensurate with the level of power the fifth game PC is described to have had before the amnesia.
It would account for Alwan and Greta recognizing him, since they'd spent time on Harmony Isle back in the third game, and would also explain why Rawal and the other councilors know exactly who he is, because his failure to put down Lankan's rebellion would probably be well known to the Shaper authorities. Having once been a Shaper Master also seems commensurate with the level of power the fifth game PC is described to have had before the amnesia.
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[[WMG: The protagonist of the fifth game, if human, is a Shaper NPC from the third--possibly Diwaniya.]]
We know that the Ashen Isles are firmly in rebel hands by the beginning of the fourth game, and the text doesn't go into much detail about what happened to the Shapers there. Presuming that the fifth game's protagonist is not the third game protagonist him/herself, it's plausible that it could be a loyal Shaper forced into exile by a rebel takeover of his or her territory.
Diwaniya, not being as influential as Rahul and therefore being a lower-value target to the rebels, could possibly have escaped Harmony with his life and wound up with self-Shaping-induced amnesia somewhere along the line (he did admit to being tempted by it; who's to say that he didn't succumb in the hopes of gaining enough power to take his island back?) It would account for Alwan and Greta recognizing him, since they'd spent time on Harmony Isle back in the third game, and would also explain why Rawal and the other councilors know exactly who he is, because his failure to put down Lankan's rebellion would probably be well known to the Shaper authorities. Having once been a Shaper Master also seems commensurate with the level of power the fifth game PC is described to have had before the amnesia.
We know that the Ashen Isles are firmly in rebel hands by the beginning of the fourth game, and the text doesn't go into much detail about what happened to the Shapers there. Presuming that the fifth game's protagonist is not the third game protagonist him/herself, it's plausible that it could be a loyal Shaper forced into exile by a rebel takeover of his or her territory.
Diwaniya, not being as influential as Rahul and therefore being a lower-value target to the rebels, could possibly have escaped Harmony with his life and wound up with self-Shaping-induced amnesia somewhere along the line (he did admit to being tempted by it; who's to say that he didn't succumb in the hopes of gaining enough power to take his island back?) It would account for Alwan and Greta recognizing him, since they'd spent time on Harmony Isle back in the third game, and would also explain why Rawal and the other councilors know exactly who he is, because his failure to put down Lankan's rebellion would probably be well known to the Shaper authorities. Having once been a Shaper Master also seems commensurate with the level of power the fifth game PC is described to have had before the amnesia.
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It's pretty much the only plausible explanation for how a Servile armed to the teeth and with a small army of creations behind him can walk through the streets of Dillame without so much as raising an eyebrow.
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It's pretty much the only plausible explanation for how a Servile armed to the teeth and with a small army of creations (even drakons and gazers) behind him can walk through the streets of Dillame without so much as raising an eyebrow.
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[[WMG: The MC of GF 1 is a [[DoctorWho Time Lord]].]]
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And so each MC of the rest of the series is the same person. In the time between the games, the MC died and regenerated into the next one with a new memory and skill set.
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And so each MC of the rest of the series is the same person. In the time between the games, the MC died and regenerated into the next one with a new memory and skill set.
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[[WMG:Serviles where the natives of Sucia island.]]
The only native that you meet in the first game uses a sevile graphic and the theory itself is raised in game that the serviles where created out of a humanoid species rather than being a product of pure shaping.
The only native that you meet in the first game uses a sevile graphic and the theory itself is raised in game that the serviles where created out of a humanoid species rather than being a product of pure shaping.
