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[003] ChrisX Current Version
9th Aug '16 at 06:55:24 PM
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Well, that makes a bit sense. I thought she didn't count even in Revelations because she broke out on her own. Most Marias that were mentioned ''need help from others'' to be broken out, mostly by someone in your army. Maria, Nanna, Priscilla and Mist by your army, Clarine by Rutger and Maribelle by Ricken. On the contrary, Elise broke out on her own, whereas Forrest needed your army to be bailed out, and... yes, he does stand out in a way compared to other children: While most other children at least have fighting capabilities before being rescued (and those who don't, they stay out of the map like hiding in a village before they can start fighting)... Forrest is stripped from any weapons during his recruitment map and then you can't even convince him to give him weapons and make him start fighting back (yes, really, Leo can't even talk to him in the map).
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Well, that makes a bit sense. I thought she didn\'t count even in Revelations because she broke out on her own. Most Marias that were mentioned \'\'need help from others\'\' to be broken out, mostly by someone in your army. Maria, Nanna, Priscilla and Mist by your army, Clarine by Rutger and Maribelle by Ricken. On the contrary, Elise broke out on her own, whereas Forrest needed your army to be bailed out, and... yes, he does stand out in a way compared to other children: While most other children at least have fighting capabilities before being rescued (and those who don\'t, they stay out of the map like hiding in a village before they can start fighting)... Forrest is stripped from any weapons during his recruitment map and then you can\'t even convince him to give him weapons and make him start fighting back (yes, really, Leo can\'t even talk to him in the map).
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I mean, your explanation does make sense (though it's preferable if you can explain that in edit reason), but it does open up more questions. Would appreciate it if you reply back.
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I mean, your explanation does make sense (though it\'s preferable if you can explain that in edit reason), but it does open up more questions. Would appreciate it if you reply back.
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And if Revelations is to be counted... well that MIGHT make both Arthur and Charlotte kind of Bord and Cord, because they're recruited in the same map (remember very long explanation? I'll happily give it out if you are curious.)
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And if Revelations is to be counted... well that MIGHT make both Arthur and Charlotte kind of Bord and Cord, because they\'re recruited in the same map (remember very long explanation that was eventually removed? I\'ll happily give it out if you are curious.)
[002] ChrisX
9th Aug '16 at 06:54:47 PM
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Well, that makes a bit sense. I thought she didn't count even in Revelations because she broke out on her own. Most Marias that were mentioned ''need help from others'' to be broken out, mostly by someone in your army. Maria, Nanna, Priscilla and Mist by your army, Clarine by Rutger and Maribelle by Ricken. On the contrary, Elise broke out on her own, whereas Forrest needed your army to be bailed out, and... yes, he does stand out in a way compared to other children: While most other children at least have fighting capabilities before being rescued (and those who don't, they stay out of the map like hiding in a village before they can start fighting)... Forrest is stripped from any weapons during his recruitment map and then you can't even convince him to give him weapons and make him start fighting back (yes, really, Leo can't even talk to him in the map).
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Well, that makes a bit sense. I thought she didn\'t count even in Revelations because she broke out on her own. Most Marias that were mentioned \'\'need help from others\'\' to be broken out, mostly by someone in your army. Maria, Nanna, Priscilla and Mist by your army, Clarine by Rutger and Maribelle by Ricken. On the contrary, Elise broke out on her own, whereas Forrest needed your army to be bailed out, and... yes, he does stand out in a way compared to other children: While most other children at least have fighting capabilities before being rescued (and those who don\'t, they stay out of the map like hiding in a village before they can start fighting)... Forrest is stripped from any weapons during his recruitment map and then you can\'t even convince him to give him weapons and make him start fighting back (yes, really, Leo can\'t even talk to him in the map).
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I mean, your explanation does make sense (though it's preferable if you can explain that in edit reason), but it does open up more questions. Would appreciate it if you reply back.
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I mean, your explanation does make sense (though it\'s preferable if you can explain that in edit reason), but it does open up more questions. Would appreciate it if you reply back.

And if Revelations is to be counted... well that MIGHT make both Arthur and Charlotte kind of Bord and Cord, because they\'re recruited in the same map (remember very long explanation? I\'ll happily give it out if you are curious.)
[001] ChrisX
9th Aug '16 at 06:53:11 PM
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Well, that makes a bit sense. I thought she didn't count even in Revelations because she broke out on her own. Most Marias need help to be broken out, mostly by someone in your army. Maria, Nanna, Priscilla and Mist by your army, Clarine by Rutger and Maribelle by Ricken. On the contrary, Elise broke out on her own, whereas Forrest needed your army to be bailed out, and... yes, he does stand out in a way compared to other children: While most other children at least have fighting capabilities before being rescued (and those who don't, they stay out of the map like hiding in a village before they can start fighting)... Forrest is stripped from any weapons during his recruitment map and then you can't even convince him to give him weapons and make him start fighting back (yes, really, Leo can't even talk to him in the map).
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Well, that makes a bit sense. I thought she didn\'t count even in Revelations because she broke out on her own. Most Marias that were mentioned \'\'need help from others\'\' to be broken out, mostly by someone in your army. Maria, Nanna, Priscilla and Mist by your army, Clarine by Rutger and Maribelle by Ricken. On the contrary, Elise broke out on her own, whereas Forrest needed your army to be bailed out, and... yes, he does stand out in a way compared to other children: While most other children at least have fighting capabilities before being rescued (and those who don\'t, they stay out of the map like hiding in a village before they can start fighting)... Forrest is stripped from any weapons during his recruitment map and then you can\'t even convince him to give him weapons and make him start fighting back (yes, really, Leo can\'t even talk to him in the map).
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I mean, your explanation does make sense (though it's preferable if you can explain that in edit reason), but it does open up more questions. Would appreciate it if you reply back.
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I mean, your explanation does make sense (though it\'s preferable if you can explain that in edit reason), but it does open up more questions. Would appreciate it if you reply back.

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