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* In the anime, the player killers are five men and two women, while the greed kings were seven men and one woman. Though, if true, it would not be the first time minor details were changed between versions.

[[WMG: Reneer isn't a yandere.]]
What I specifically mean is her comments about wanting to chain Climb up. Reneer is a cold, calculating person, but she is not malicious. The reason she keeps Climb around (and the reason she acts the pure princess) is because she wants him to keep sincerely admiring her. Chaining him up like a dog and keeping him like a slave would ruin that.
However, note that when she said this, it was from another character's perspective, namely from his brother's who was considering her a monster to begin with and was inclined to take her words literally instead of metaphorically. Later she sends Climb on a fool's errand, and the narrator (once again, another character's perspective) immediately interprets her saying "if he dies, Lakyus resurrects him and I will take care of him" as "oh, that is when she will chain him up and turns him into a sex-slave". Considering how calculating Reneer is, does that sound like something she would do?

[[WMG: Reneer will jump off the slippery slope.]]

[[WMG:the Eight Greed Kings were the player killers that attacked Momonga]]
The Greed kings are selfish to the point of being named for there greed,are noted to be much kinder to humans while hunting down demihuman and monstrous races, the same attitude held in YGGDRASIL by the Pkers, hell they are even the only players confirmed to have killed other players in the new world, both the last of the great gods and each other.

[[WMG: All of the player characters who ended up in the New World were logged in when the game was shut down just like Satoru and were sorted by guild membership]]

the Greed kings are selfish to the point of being named for there greed,are noted to be much kinder to humans while hunting down demihuman and monstrous races, the same attitude held in YGGDRASIL by the Pkers, hell they are even the only players confirmed to have killed other players in the new world, both the last of the great gods and eachother

Why Tabula specifically? Because it would set an interesting conflict for Albedo between her loyalty for her creator and her love for Momonga, [[spoiler:and might throw one hell of a wrench into her plan of assassinating any Supreme Beings she comes across.]]

Is because he's still looking for the World Item which altered the order of magic in the New World. Once he finds something similar,(perhaps something that allows the undoing of a World Item's effect?) He'll use it to erase the Tier Magic from the New World and restore Wild Magic back to its original glory once more, essentially rendering Ainz powerless (as his Character build is dependent on one-hit KO tier magic spells.) Being patient, he's fine with Ainz's world conquest until this item is found, [[InstantWinCondition but once he finds it...]]

He'll probably not take it very well, nor will the Area Guardians.

The Elven King seems obsessed with finding worthy opponents for him to fight and considers his subjects to be worthless trash. Maybe he is a Player like Momonga, only specialized for PvP. The Elven King may be the first truly dangerous opponent Momonga faces in the new world.

Enri has an effective character level of 6, which is low by any MMO's standards. At this point, a player would most likely still be learning the ropes and would have a good chance of accidentally wandering into areas beyond their capabilities especially in a game like YGGDRASIL that rewards exploration (see also the Welcome Bear in ''World of Warcraft''). Therefore the three conditions to activate the Horn would be related to bailing a newbie out of an impossible situation, which would be especially useful in a game with a death penalty. If MMO players 100+ years from now are anything like they are today, they would have either ignored the item (which experienced players did), avoided high level areas, or considered it TooAwesomeToUse, which means that no one would have ever bothered to test out its true capabilities until they were too strong to make use of them.

** A DramaCD lends significant credence that Lastborn and Rubedo are different individuals. Lastborn is an immortal (does not age; not the invincible definition) human who's theme is based around Miko and the Shinto religion. She is active and unrestricted in performing her duties, but no events revealed in the novel or DramaCD series has taken place for the reader/listener to know more about her. However she is briefly teased whenever characters teleport in the Great Tomb. Her creator is unknown and an Easter Egg in a limited edition illustration hits she's the final unrevealed level 100 guardian (an area guardian specifically; by approximation shes "weaker" than Shalltear as one of the leveled npc characters). She is considered a sister by the other battle maids, and somehow shares a maid theme with them. Rubedo is a monster girl with "gap moe" themes, designed by Tabula Smaragdina. She is restricted/sealed/imprisoned somehow, though the specific details of how and why are currently unknown. She is considered/programmed as a sister to Albedo and Nigredo. Like Gargantua, Rubedo does not follow the normal level npc mechanics that everyone else in the Great Tomb does, and as a result is more powerful than the min-max design of Shalltear. Indeed Rubedo is claimed to be the single most powerful being in the Great Tomb, and could defeat an army of level 100 characters.

** A DramaCD lends significant credence that Lastborn and Rubedo are different individuals. Lastborn is an immortal human themed individual who's theme is based around Miko and the Shinto religion. She is active and unrestricted in performing her duties, but no events revealed in the novel or DramaCD series has taken place for the reader/listener to know more about her. However she is briefly teased whenever characters teleport in the Great Tomb. Her creator is unknown and an Easter Egg in a limited edition illustration hits she's the final unrevealed level 100 guardian (an area guardian specifically; by approximation shes "weaker" than Shalltear as one of the leveled npc characters). She is considered a sister by the other battle maids, and somehow shares a maid theme with them. Rubedo is a monster girl with "gap moe" themes, designed by Tabula Smaragdina. She is restricted/sealed/imprisoned somehow, though the specific details of how and why are currently unknown. She is considered/programmed as a sister to Albedo and Nigredo. Like Gargantua, Rubedo does not follow the normal level npc mechanics that everyone else in the Great Tomb does, and as a result is more powerful than the min-max design of Shalltear. Indeed Rubedo is claimed to be the single most powerful being in the Great Tomb, and could defeat an army of level 100 characters.

We haven't seen both and Last born is described as one of the most feared NPC and is tasked with Guarding the staff, which if lost the guild would collapse, Lastborn also control teleportation in Nazareth to kept Invader form taking the staff she also had the power to completely dominate her opponent to a point People would rather go through the tomb the long and hard way by conquering each floor of a Dungeon famous for being unbeatable and incredible difficult one each floor than mass teleport and face one boss for a win require the lastborn to be stupidly powerful. The only being describe with that level of power is Rubedo, who she has not be described in any detail other than her power. On a side not on Lastborn being human, Lastborn is immortal which rubedo is in Alchemist terms the finals stage of the philosopher stone which would make sense as a name for a immortal human npc.

In volume 10 she is presented with an item that would, according to Albedo, one day allow her to become an Area Guardian. It is likely that her "area" in question will not be in Nazarick but the Kingdom itself. Still, to fulfill such a role she would need to become stronger, at least on par with the other Area Guardians of Nazarick. We have seen that there are items from YGGRASIL that can turn a human into another race (the Book of the Dead comes to mind), and considering that it is Albedo that delivers the item and that Reneer is always praised for her beauty, it is likely that she would turn into a succubus, which would probably require sacrifices and put her at odds with the WideEyedIdealist Climb, with her possibly becoming a full-fledged villain in the process.

In volume 10 she is presented with an item that would, according to Albedo, would once day allow her to become an Area Guardian. It is likely that her "area" will be the Kingdom itself, however to fulfill that role she would need to become stronger, at least on par with the other Area Guardians of Nazarick. We have seen that there are items from YGGRASIL that can turn a human into a monster (the Book of the Dead comes to mind), and considering that it is Albedo that delivers the item, and that Reneer is always praised for her beauty, it is likely that she would turn into a succubus, which would probably require sacrifices and put her at odds with the WideEyedIdealist Climb, possibly even becoming a full-fledged villain in the process.

His actions that he continuously takes are exempt from this though, so as long as he is panicking and has no idea what is going on, he will dominate every social/command situation he encounters.

However, note that when she said this, it was from another character's perspective, namely from his brother's who was considering her a monster to begin with and was inclined to take her words the worst way. Later she sends Climb on a fool's errand, and the narrator (once again, another character's perspective) thinks that her saying that "if he dies, Lakyus resurrects her and she will take care of him" is immediately interpreted as "oh, that is when she will chain him up and turns him into a sex-slave". Considering how calculating Reneer is, does that sound like something she would do?

She is still not nice, and she is still manipulative as all hell, but she is ultimately sane and not as much of a yandere as some might paint her as.

[[WMG: Rennet isn't a yandere.]]
What I specifically mean is her comments about wanting to chain Climb up. Rennet is a cold, calculating person, but she is not malicious. The reason she keeps Climb around (and the reason she acts the pure princess) is because she wants him to keep sincerely admiring her. Chaining him up like a dog and keeping him like a slave would ruin that.
However, note that when she said this, it was from another character's perspective, namely from his brother's who was considering her a monster to begin with and was inclined to take her words the worst way. Later she sends Climb on a fool's errand, and the narrator (once again, another character's perspective) thinks that her saying that "if he dies, Lakyus resurrects her and she will take care of him" is immediately interpreted as "oh, that is when she will chain him up and turns him into a sex-slave". Considering how calculating Rennet is, does that sound like something she would do?
My alternative interpretation is this: The whole "chaining up" thing was a metaphor that the people present took the bad way, and her sending Climb out into almost certain death was a great XanatosGambit on her part, where if he survives he would become a hero (this part of the plan foiled by just how incredibly stupid and loathsome the citizens were) or he would die, get resurrected, and Rennet would have the prefect excuse to spend time at his bedside without having to excuse herself and possibly sleep with him to her heart's content.

* What I specifically mean is her comments about wanting to chain Climb up. Rennet is a cold, calculating person, but she is not malicious. The reason she keeps Climb around (and the reason she acts the pure princess) is because she wants him to keep sincerely admiring her. Chaining him up like a dog and keeping him like a slave would ruin that. However, note that when she said this, it was from another character's perspective, namely from his brother's who was considering her a monster to begin with and was inclined to take her words the worst way. Later she sends Climb on a fool's errand, and the narrator (once again, another character's perspective) thinks that her saying that "if he dies, Lakyus resurrects her and she will take care of him" is immediately interpreted as "oh, that is when she will chain him up and turns him into a sex-slave". Considering how calculating Rennet is, does that sound like something she would do? My alternative interpretation is this: The whole "chaining up" thing was a metaphor that the people present took the bad way, and her sending Climb out into almost certain death was a great XanatosGambit on her part, where if he survives he would become a hero (this part of the plan foiled by just how incredibly stupid and loathsome the citizens were) or he would die, get resurrected, and Rennet would have the prefect excuse to spend time at his bedside without having to excuse herself and possibly sleep with him to her heart's content. She is still not nice, and she is still manipulative as all hell, but she is ultimately sane and not as much of a yandere as some might paint her as.

* What I specifically mean is her comments about wanting to chain Climb up. Rennet is a cold, calculating person, but she is not malicious. The reason she keeps Climb around (and the reason she acts the pure princess) is because she wants him to keep sincerely admiring her. Chaining him up like a dog and keeping him like a slave would ruin that. However, note that when she said this, it was from another character's perspective, namely from his brother's who was considering her a monster to begin with and was inclined to take her words the worst way. Later she sends Climb on a fool's errand, and the narrator (once again, another character's perspective) thinks that her saying that "if he dies, Lakyus resurrects her and she will take care of him" is immediately interpreted as "oh, that is when she will chain him up and turns him into a sex-slave". Considering how calculating Rennet is, does that sound like something she would do?
My alternative interpretation is this: The whole "chaining up" thing was a metaphor that the people present took the bad way, and her sending Climb out into almost certain death was a great XanatosGambit on her part, where if he survives he would become a hero (this part of the plan foiled by just how incredibly stupid and loathsome the citizens were) or he would die, get resurrected, and Rennet would have the prefect excuse to spend time at his bedside without having to excuse herself and possibly sleep with him to her heart's content.
She is still not nice, and she is still manipulative as all hell, but she is ultimately sane and not as much of a yandere as some might paint her as.

For whatever reason, each guild was sent to a different time period in the New World's history. The reason Momonga is apparently the only one who appeared this time is because he was apparently the only member of his guild who was logged in when the game ended.

His actions that he conciously takes are exempt from this though, so as long as he is panicking and has no idea what is going on, he will dominate every social/command situation he encounters.

For whatever reason, each guild was sent to a different time period in the New World's history. The reason Momonga is the only one who appeared this time is because he was the only member of his guild who was logged in when the game ended.

His actions that he conciously takes are exempt from this though, so as long as he is panicking and has no idea what is going on, he will dominate every social/command situation he encounters.

[[WMG: Area Guardian of Cherry Blossom Sanctuary will be another love rival]]
Assuming she's the unrevealed level 100 [=NPC=] of the Great Tomb, this places her on the same "power tier" as Shalltear and Albedo. Given she's also responsible for protecting the [[MacGuffinGuardian Staff of Ainz Ooal Gown]], she'll generate massive amounts of jealously from the others.