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They Have Similar Color:Hammerites-The Templars (Red), Keepers-The Illuminati (Blue) Pagans- The Dragon (Green)

They Have Simillar Color:
Hammerites-The Templars (Red)
Keepers-The Illuminati (Blue)
Pagans- The Dragon (Green)

[[WMG:The Big Three are the three main factions in Thief]]

[[WMG: The Big Three are the three main factions in Thief

[[WMG: The Big Three are the three main factions in [[Video Game / Thief]]

[[WMG: The Big Three are the three main factions in [[Video Game / Thief]]]]

* Jinn lore says the First Age means "First Age of the Man", with Jinn predating it. People were born as "accident" from the primordial chaos of possibilities (it can be read as accidental modification of existing apes, yes), and later chosen for reasons explained by Samael in Issue 11. Most likely the system wasn't finished yet and the Host and Gaia intentionally tapped the potential of Dreamers for more ideas before locking edits and imposing more strict rules of the actual First Age.

[[WMG: The Dragon will become a real life UsefulNotes/ConspiracyTheory]]

** One could include the surrounding Nevada desert for some [[TheWestern Western]] influences -- a [[TheWildWest Wild West]] GhostTown turned tourist trap, [[NoPartyLikeADonnerParty Donner Party-style escapades]], the ghosts of old gunfighters, a lost UsefulNotes/{{Mormon|ism}} colony, Native American lore (specifically Paiute or Shoshone instead of Wabanaki), etc. And of course, [[BigCreepyCrawlies giant radioactive (or Filth-infected) bugs]] from the more modern age. (Speaking of, [[ILoveNuclearPower how does radiation affect the Filth]]?) Alternatively, instead of Area 51, they could use Dulce Base in New Mexico instead for much the same feel, which would also allow them to get in the Anasazi ruins.

In the lore it is mentioned that the reality/Gaia was created by [[OurAngelsAreDifferent The Host]] and humanity appeared near the end of the project to the consternation of some of the world's inhabitants. It is also mentioned by the Buzzing that humanity was created by Gaia. Now this could just be a metaphor for humanity's evolution but like with Lilith (where she both created her "children" in a lab and birthed them herself), multiple ideas could be true at the same time. So how do the Dreamers work into this? Throughout the game it is mentioned that the Dreamers can alter reality with their lucid dreams, such as creating the Draug from the dreams of Vikings and at the other end [[spoiler:recreate reality in the event of the ending of an Age]]. This means it is well in their scope to create a new species, using the local fauna as a base - such as some primates. This [=WMG=] suggests that the newly formed Gaia dreamt of something like humanity and the Dreamers responded. From the disdain beings like the Nephilim, Hellspawn and Jinn have for humanity, it could be an implication that humanity's creation was not part of the Host's plan but since they were created by the "Mother" Gaia they didn't simply wipe them out at once.

** One could include the surrounding Nevada desert for some [[TheWestern Western]] influences -- a [[TheWildWest Wild West]] GhostTown turned TouristTrap, [[NoPartyLikeADonnerParty Donner Party-style escapades]], the ghosts of old gunfighters, a lost UsefulNotes/{{Mormon|ism}} colony, Native American lore (specifically Paiute or Shoshone instead of Wabanaki), etc. And of course, [[BigCreepyCrawlies giant radioactive (or Filth-infected) bugs]] from the more modern age. (Speaking of, [[ILoveNuclearPower how does radiation affect the Filth]]?) Alternatively, instead of Area 51, they could use Dulce Base in New Mexico instead for much the same feel, which would also allow them to get in the Anasazi ruins.

[ ] The City on the Moon\\

[ ] The Fountain of Youth\\

[ ] Pandora's Box

* In the lore it is mentioned that the reality/Gaia was created by [[OurAngelsAreDifferent The Host]] and humanity appeared near the end of the project to the consternation of some of the world's inhabitants. It is also mentioned by the Buzzing that humanity was created by Gaia. Now this could just be a metaphor for humanity's evolution but like with Lilith (where she both created her "children" in a lab and birthed them herself), multiple ideas could be true at the same time. So how do the Dreamers work into this? Throughout the game it is mentioned that the Dreamers can alter reality with their lucid dreams, such as creating the Draug from the dreams of Vikings and at the other end [[spoiler:recreate reality in the event of the ending of an Age]]. This means it is well in their scope to create a new species, using the local fauna as a base - such as some primates. This [=WMG=] suggests that the newly formed Gaia dreamt of something like humanity and the Dreamers responded. From the disdain beings like the Nephilim, Hellspawn and Jinn have for humanity, it could be an implication that humanity's creation was not part of the Host's plan but since they were created by the "Mother" Gaia they didn't simply wipe them out at once.

** Yes, but the theory here isn't that Emma is her real name: it's that Lorraine might be Emma Smith's biological mother, the illegal Bee unwittingly serving as a means of producing Gaia's daughter/substitute. In any case, "Emma" is just a codename, adopted out of apathy by the Orochi Group, and out of a cynical attempt to honor Lorraine's wishes by the Council - if it ever ''was'' used by the Council. As far as the theory goes, Anima is the name she's been given while adopting the role of Gaia's daughter: in this theory, Anima might not be her birth name, but it's the only one that matters - perhaps because it's the only identity that hasn't been forced on her by human agencies.

[ ] The Missing eleven days\\

** [[spoiler: Amusingly, because your character is occupied in South Africa during ''Dawn of the Morninglight, a [[NoodleIncident crisis in Antarctica]] comes and goes without the player ever taking part.]]

* Since Lovecraft was on Kingsmount visiting the Frankling mansion at some point of time it's likely that he knew about the Secret Word. However, this knowledge was given to him indirectly because of a deal with Dr Armitage. In RealLife he confesed that he got inspiration from his nightmares, just like Sam Krieg. So in his dreams Armitage revealed to him certain things about the world, like the existence of the Deep Ones, the Ur-Draugr and the Ak'ab, the Black Pharaoh and the Dreamers but didn't explain anything, so he fill the holes with his own theories, explaining how he was aware of the existence of previous Ages but wrote them as when the Dreamers were awake and before mankind and was completely oblivious to Gaias's or the Host existence.
* Since Tokyo release we can say, that Nyarly's role is solely occupied by John. He fits both in role and personality, outside his cowardice.