Wizardry for hipsters.
You have probably not heard of it.
It was made for a specific platform.
Under Agburg is a maze of dungeons with the occasional monster lair.
I guess nobody has heard about Silvern Castle.
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Wizardry for hipsters.
You have probably not heard of it.
It was made for a specific platform.
Under Agburg is a maze of dungeons with the occasional monster lair.
dosCheese and geese
and not a pig farmer
Got my party all set-up, two assassins, two serial killers, and a strip club bouncer. Time to save the country!
Saving the country can wait, I have to kill a bunch of hillbillies.
Game 2:
In pleasant conservation, you can undo the main villain. But it's not even the finale yet.
Game 5:
You are very sick. But the geniuses send you to get your own medicine.
P:TGame 3:
Don't get too cocky kid, you'll rile everyone but the big lady up.
F:NVGame 4:
Some people go to any length to avoid paying debts.
Game 1:
Game 2:
In pleasant conservation, you can undo the main villain. But it's not even the finale yet.
HINT: The irony.
Arcanum. The irony is that they think you are the chosen one, but you find out what a bunch of BS that is when you find someone who is very much alive.
Game 4:
Some people go to any length to avoid paying debts.
Hint: In the end you must surrender to your destiny.
Planescape: Torment. The ending with accepting the Blood War that is fated for you.
Deuce Traveler
Correct for Game 4.
Wrong for Game 2. When you defeat REDACTED its the finale in Arcanum.
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Wizardry for hipsters.
You have probably not heard of it.
It was made for a specific platform. Under Agburg is a maze of dungeons with the occasional monster lair.
4. Duke Nukem retires in this game and it is not a Duke Nukem title.
Game 2:
In pleasant conservation, you can undo the main villain. But it's not even the finale yet.
HINT: The irony.
Game 6:
You better run and hide and find the five-star. or else it's back to square one.
Hint: Not an rpg. But eh.. Go mad from the revelations.
4. Duke Nukem retires in this game and it is not a Duke Nukem title.
Given that you said these weren't all RPGs - Death Rally?
- Will she, nil she, the Lady of the Tower at Charm is at war with her husband once more.
- Croaker is a companion, the Limper is missing and there is only a sex changed knockoff version of Soulcatcher.
- Belief grants power.
- You undertake upon an epic quest to undermine your own professional career.
- The story is cut off an entire act before it should end.
The last two points make me think of Tyranny, but I’ve never heard of this book you’re talking about.
- Will she, nil she, the Lady of the Tower at Charm is at war with her husband once more.
- Croaker is a companion, the Limper is missing and there is only a sex changed knockoff version of Soulcatcher.
- Belief grants power.
- You undertake upon an epic quest to undermine your own professional career.
- The story is cut off an entire act before it should end.
This game is not obscure at all, I am just being an obnoxious asshole using clues based off of the book that its plot was lifted off of.
The last two points make me think of Tyranny, but I’ve never heard of this book you’re talking about.
- Will she, nil she, the Lady of the Tower at Charm is at war with her husband once more.
- Croaker is a companion, the Limper is missing and there is only a sex changed knockoff version of Soulcatcher.
- Belief grants power.
- You undertake upon an epic quest to undermine your own professional career.
- The story is cut off an entire act before it should end.
This game is not obscure at all, I am just being an obnoxious asshole using clues based off of the book that its plot was lifted off of.
Cool, thanks! Might have to check that out. Not a popular opinion on the Codex but I enjoyed Tyranny a great deal, despite all its flaws. A book with a similar premise sounds cool.The last two points make me think of Tyranny, but I’ve never heard of this book you’re talking about.
- Will she, nil she, the Lady of the Tower at Charm is at war with her husband once more.
- Croaker is a companion, the Limper is missing and there is only a sex changed knockoff version of Soulcatcher.
- Belief grants power.
- You undertake upon an epic quest to undermine your own professional career.
- The story is cut off an entire act before it should end.
This game is not obscure at all, I am just being an obnoxious asshole using clues based off of the book that its plot was lifted off of.
Black Company. Argued as the inspiration for Tyranny.
The last two points make me think of Tyranny, but I’ve never heard of this book you’re talking about.
- Will she, nil she, the Lady of the Tower at Charm is at war with her husband once more.
- Croaker is a companion, the Limper is missing and there is only a sex changed knockoff version of Soulcatcher.
- Belief grants power.
- You undertake upon an epic quest to undermine your own professional career.
- The story is cut off an entire act before it should end.
This game is not obscure at all, I am just being an obnoxious asshole using clues based off of the book that its plot was lifted off of.
Black Company. Argued as the inspiration for Tyranny.
Yes, the game was Tyranny and the books were the Black Company. The books are significantly better than the game.
Croaker = Lantry.
Soulcatcher = Voices of Nerat.
The Taken = The Archons.
The Lady = Kyros.
In the first 2 books the black company basically helps the Lady take control of the entire continent they are on. At the end of the 2nd book they turn on her, similar to how the fatebinder in this story suddenly turns on Kyros.
There are plenty of other parallels as well, the only difference is that in the novels the story was actually good and made sense.