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** "Light Orb Saga": [[OnlyInItForTheMoney Zhoom]] is a renowned BountyHunter and considered the world's most dangerous ranger. He is willing to undertake any job so long as he got paid, while abiding by a strict CodeOfHonour that he would [[IGaveMyWord always fulfill his contract]]. Hired by the tyrannical [[BigBad Sek-Duat XV]] to capture the members of La Resistance, Zhoom successfully captures around 90 rebels before the Hero's arrival to the Sandsea. Immediately aware that the Hero had allied with the rebels, Zhoom played along with the Hero's DoubleAgent act due to [[ItAmusedMe enjoying the additional challenge]], while keeping Sek-Duat clueless on who the real traitor is. Remaining loyal to Sek-Duat only to abide by his code, Zhoom relentlessly goes after the Hero once Sek-Duat agrees to pay him. Upon discovering Sek-Duat broke the deal first, Zhoom wastes no time joining forces with the Hero to defeat the tyrant and free the captured rebels. Learning the value of fighting for what is right, Zhoom becomes one of the Hero's most trusted allies.
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** "Light Orb Saga": [[OnlyInItForTheMoney Zhoom]] is a renowned BountyHunter and considered the world's most dangerous ranger. He is willing to undertake any job so long as he got paid, while abiding by a strict CodeOfHonour that he would [[IGaveMyWord always fulfill his contract]]. Hired by the tyrannical [[BigBad Sek-Duat XV]] to capture the members of La Resistance, LaResistance, Zhoom successfully captures around 90 rebels before the Hero's arrival to the Sandsea. Immediately aware that the Hero had allied with the rebels, Zhoom played along with the Hero's DoubleAgent act due to [[ItAmusedMe enjoying the additional challenge]], while keeping Sek-Duat clueless on who the real traitor is. Remaining loyal to Sek-Duat only to abide by his code, Zhoom relentlessly goes after the Hero once Sek-Duat agrees to pay him. Upon discovering Sek-Duat broke the deal first, Zhoom wastes no time joining forces with the Hero to defeat the tyrant and free the captured rebels. Learning the value of fighting for what is right, Zhoom becomes one of the Hero's most trusted allies.
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** "Light Orb Saga" [[OnlyInItForTheMoney Zhoom]] is a renowned BountyHunter and considered the world's most dangerous ranger. He is willing to undertake any job so long as he got paid, while abiding by a strict CodeOfHonour that he would [[IGaveMyWord always fulfill his contract]]. Hired by the tyrannical [[BigBad Sek-Duat XV]] to capture the members of La Resistance, Zhoom successfully captures around 90 rebels before the Hero's arrival to the Sandsea. Immediately aware that the Hero had allied with the rebels, Zhoom played along with the Hero's DoubleAgent act due to [[ItAmusedMe enjoying the additional challenge]], while keeping Sek-Duat clueless on who the real traitor is. Remaining loyal to Sek-Duat only to abide by his code, Zhoom relentlessly goes after the Hero once Sek-Duat agrees to pay him. Upon discovering Sek-Duat broke the deal first, Zhoom wastes no time joining forces with the Hero to defeat the tyrant and free the captured rebels. Learning the value of fighting for what is right, Zhoom becomes one of the Hero's most trusted allies.
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** "Light Orb Saga" Saga": [[OnlyInItForTheMoney Zhoom]] is a renowned BountyHunter and considered the world's most dangerous ranger. He is willing to undertake any job so long as he got paid, while abiding by a strict CodeOfHonour that he would [[IGaveMyWord always fulfill his contract]]. Hired by the tyrannical [[BigBad Sek-Duat XV]] to capture the members of La Resistance, Zhoom successfully captures around 90 rebels before the Hero's arrival to the Sandsea. Immediately aware that the Hero had allied with the rebels, Zhoom played along with the Hero's DoubleAgent act due to [[ItAmusedMe enjoying the additional challenge]], while keeping Sek-Duat clueless on who the real traitor is. Remaining loyal to Sek-Duat only to abide by his code, Zhoom relentlessly goes after the Hero once Sek-Duat agrees to pay him. Upon discovering Sek-Duat broke the deal first, Zhoom wastes no time joining forces with the Hero to defeat the tyrant and free the captured rebels. Learning the value of fighting for what is right, Zhoom becomes one of the Hero's most trusted allies.
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* IKnewIt: Many had guessed that Amadeus [[spoiler:was Sepulchure in disguise.]]
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Dewicking Just For Pun
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** Tomix the Soulweaver's facial hair is called a [[JustForPun "soul patch"]].
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** Tomix the Soulweaver's facial hair is called a [[JustForPun [[{{Pun}} "soul patch"]].
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Aspar/Envy is more a Captain Obvious Reveal
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** Aspar being Envy. With all the constant obvious hints like Aspar [[WhatYouAreInTheDark smiling evilly when no one but the players are watching]] and Riadne's eyes flashing with a green "E".
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** Aspar being is Envy. With all the constant obvious hints like This was given so much ridiculous foreshadowing with Aspar [[WhatYouAreInTheDark constantly smiling evilly when no one but the players are watching]] and Riadne's is watching, as well as Riadnne's eyes flashing with a green "E".Envy's motif. Even the Hero starts getting suspicions and tries to alert the oblivious Tomix. This actually gets lampshaded by some quest ending text box "Oh hey, Aspar. Your plotz are showing."
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** Part 2 comes through as well. Fangblade used to be able to restore a third of his massive health pool every few turns, making him invincible against defense-oriented armors. He was eventually changed later on to have his damage increase every turn, making him a bit easier. The final fight, Faust, is an AntiClimaxBoss in comparison to everyone else; just stun him or buff your dodge rate the turn after he stuns you.
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** Part 2 comes through as well. Fangblade used to be able to restore a third of his massive health pool every few turns, making him invincible against defense-oriented armors. He was eventually changed later on to have his damage increase every turn, making him a bit easier. The final fight, Faust, is an AntiClimaxBoss in comparison to everyone else; Faust seems like one at first, until you figure out his tricks; just stun him or buff your dodge rate the turn after he stuns you.
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* TheUntwist:
** Vayle is the Necromantress. Although for those familiar with VideoGame/AdventureQuest this actually seemed ''too'' obvious, with the sudden appearance of Vayle when people were trying to figure out who the Necromantress was.
** Vayle is the Necromantress. Although for those familiar with VideoGame/AdventureQuest this actually seemed ''too'' obvious, with the sudden appearance of Vayle when people were trying to figure out who the Necromantress was.
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* TheUntwist:
**TheUntwist: Vayle is the Necromantress. Although for those familiar with VideoGame/AdventureQuest this actually seemed ''too'' obvious, with the sudden appearance of Vayle when people were trying to figure out who the Necromantress was.
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** Aspar is Envy. This was given so much ridiculous foreshadowing with Aspar constantly smiling evilly when no one is watching, as well as Riadnne's eyes flashing with Envy's motif. Even the Hero starts getting suspicions and tries to alert the oblivious Tomix. This actually gets lampshaded by some quest ending text box "Oh hey, Aspar. Your plotz are showing."
