Really, the only good things that you did in this game were making your party members feel good about themselves by listening to them talk about their problems, and driving away Saul and Muriance (probably temporarily). At least Lone Wolf (Deugan) finally talks to Mardek's face, although he doesn't reveal who he is.]]\\\ Approaches DownerEnding when you realize that ]\\\ Downer status further solidified by a lot of things that seem minor in Chapter 3 but would have come back to bite the good guys in the ass in later chapters: ] if it erupted, and the next Magus coming after you is the ''pyromancer'' of the group. So now King Gonoroth and probably the most friendly of the Governance de Magi are dead, and Rohoph wants Mardek to have no more friends to become attached to. Mardek and Elwyen go to a play afterwards to lighten the mood, until Rohoph forces her away, to Mardek's disdain and anger. (Although most of the Magi have gone off that end too.) Rohoph promptly kills Qualna too and seals his soul so he can no longer escape after telling her that he wouldn't. * BittersweetEnding: ] And did we mention that he's actually the father of one of your party members? Then it turns out Qualna wasn't even trying to get you to kill the king, and this is exactly the example he was trying to create to show ] that he's gone off the deep end, and to get him to rejoin the Governance de Magi peacefully. Most of them contain local enemies, and there's no indication whether a chest is guarded or not, with the exception of two (one in the Earth Temple, the other in the Desert Cave), which are es! This is even lampshaded in the Red Dragon's description: clearly painted red-and-gold and home to bosses, whose in-game descriptions lampshade this: * ChestMonster: ** Two ChestMonster: Starting from Chapter 3, some chests are guarded by enemies that will start a fight when opened and must be defeated to obtain the item inside. The Sorceror's Soul is also the only item that teaches the skill Loquacity, which grants immunity to Silence, a status effect that isn't common to begin with and is probably no threat to a team that defeated Animus.
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series as a whole with the cancellation of Chapters 4 and beyond). * BraggingRightsReward: Annihilator:Animus drops two accessories when defeated, and while both are pretty good, there's nearly nothing to use them on except for solo arena challenges and some much easier bonus bosses, since Animus is the strongest superboss in Chapter 3 (and the trilogy. The Animus form, by far the strongest enemy in the game, appears in the Dreamshrine that opens once you have sixteen Dreamstones (which is all of them except for the one dropped by Qualna), and its rewards are the best defensive accessory in the game and an accessory that teaches Loquacity. The Karnos form is found in the Miasmal Citadel, which gets unlocked in the endgame through a complex process, and drops Solaar's best weapon and an accessory that grants auto-Berserk and auto-Haste, as well as the sixteenth Dreamstone. ** The Annihilator has two different forms fought in two extra dungeons. The other is the final enemy in Cambria's main arena tournament, which only opens up after defeating the six Trilobite Warriors spread throughout the game. One of them is in a trapped chest in the Earth Temple, the game's final main dungeon, and guards the Red Dragon Scales, which can be traded for Sslen'ck's best weapon. The other is the Security Demon, which is a BeefGate monster intended to kill players who answer Warport questions incorrectly if defeated, it provides no rewards besides experience and an early Gold Warport Pass (it can't be fought if the pass was received the normal way), and it isn't listed in the bestiary. One is the the Bone Demon, hidden in a trapped chest in a cave in the Desert Path, guarding Zach's ultimate weapon. ** There are two optional boss-level versions of the Molestor enemy. * BonusBoss: There are a total of five superbosses, some available earlier than others.
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