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* LoveMakesYouDumb: [[spoiler:Nanna's love for Joaquin causes her to start buying expensive products like rose perfume, earrings, and even a black pearl ring in order to win more of Joaquin's admiration. She even used an excuse by quoting from Saint Androvus to justify buying so much despite previously making a different philosophical quote about being true to yourself. This made Nanna's heartbreak even worse once she found out that Joaquin had been manipulating her into buying stuff from the latter's merchant accomplice.]]
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* DramaticIrony: [[spoiler:Nanna fooled Joaquin into thinking that she was the princess of the Sylphide Kingdom. Nanna later revealed that the Sylphide Kingdom is actually a fictional kingdom from a fairy tale. The irony is the fact that Joaquin had been using fairy tales like that to pretend to be a fellow romanticist, leading to Nanna telling Joaquin that he should have kept up with his fairy tale readings.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: There are a couple of foreshadowing throughout Manna's story.
** [[spoiler:At Nanna's prologue, Nanna was talking about a collection called "Memories of Our Motherlands". Her favorite romance story from it is where a tribal king searching for his bride by asking a riddle to a group of candidates. Joaquin, Nanna's target of affection, just so happened to use the same riddle when talking to a group of admirers. It wasn't a coincidence. Joaquin had been reading through Jubile's "Memories of Our Motherlands" and using it to help keep up the facade of a romanticist.]]
** [[spoiler:Also in Nanna's prologue, Nanna quoted philosopher Galenos's line: "There is nothing emptier than a love forged through deceit". Nanna meant to use this line to explain how she needs to be true to herself. However, this line also foreshadowed how Nanna would find out that her love interest Joaquin is a lying scammer, which causes her to get revenge on the man.]]
** [[spoiler:In Nanna's Chapter 1, Joaquin told his admirers that he prefers women who don't depend on luxury products to make themselves better than who they are. However, in the very next chapter, Joaquin enjoyed how Nanna used expensive products like the rose perfume and the earrings. These hint on Joaquin's false person as he is actually tricking his admirers into buying expensive products from his merchant accomplice.]]
** [[spoiler:At Nanna's prologue, Nanna was talking about a collection called "Memories of Our Motherlands". Her favorite romance story from it is where a tribal king searching for his bride by asking a riddle to a group of candidates. Joaquin, Nanna's target of affection, just so happened to use the same riddle when talking to a group of admirers. It wasn't a coincidence. Joaquin had been reading through Jubile's "Memories of Our Motherlands" and using it to help keep up the facade of a romanticist.]]
** [[spoiler:Also in Nanna's prologue, Nanna quoted philosopher Galenos's line: "There is nothing emptier than a love forged through deceit". Nanna meant to use this line to explain how she needs to be true to herself. However, this line also foreshadowed how Nanna would find out that her love interest Joaquin is a lying scammer, which causes her to get revenge on the man.]]
** [[spoiler:In Nanna's Chapter 1, Joaquin told his admirers that he prefers women who don't depend on luxury products to make themselves better than who they are. However, in the very next chapter, Joaquin enjoyed how Nanna used expensive products like the rose perfume and the earrings. These hint on Joaquin's false person as he is actually tricking his admirers into buying expensive products from his merchant accomplice.]]
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* CruelToBeKind: The reason that Instructor Rhiom had been hazing Miles into quitting from his pursuit to join the Knight Ardante is because the old man feared that Miles will suffer persecution by the other knights once word about the boy's father gets out.
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* GreenEyedMonster: Instructor Rhiom admitted to Miles that the former had always been jealous of the latter's father.
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* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: [[spoiler:In Octopath Traveler, it is revealed that Miles' father sold his sword in order to use the money to help out a suffering village. However, because selling your knight sword is banned by the Knight Ardante, Layard had to leave the knight's order in disgrace.]]
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* CruelToBeKind: The reason that Instructor Rhiom had been hazing Miles into quitting from his pursuit to join the Knight Ardante is because the old man feared that Miles will suffer persecution by the other knights once word about the boy's father gets out.
* GreenEyedMonster: Instructor Rhiom admitted to Miles that the former had always been jealous of the latter's father.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: [[spoiler:In Octopath Traveler, it is revealed that Miles' father sold his sword in order to use the money to help out a suffering village. However, because selling your knight sword is banned by the Knight Ardante, Layard had to leave the knight's order in disgrace.]]
* CruelToBeKind: The reason that Instructor Rhiom had been hazing Miles into quitting from his pursuit to join the Knight Ardante is because the old man feared that Miles will suffer persecution by the other knights once word about the boy's father gets out.
* GreenEyedMonster: Instructor Rhiom admitted to Miles that the former had always been jealous of the latter's father.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: [[spoiler:In Octopath Traveler, it is revealed that Miles' father sold his sword in order to use the money to help out a suffering village. However, because selling your knight sword is banned by the Knight Ardante, Layard had to leave the knight's order in disgrace.]]
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* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:Nanna pretended to commit suicide via poison as part of her revenge against Joaquin.]]
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* KingIncognito: [[spoiler:Nanna pretended to be the princess of the Sylphide Kingdom as part of her payback against Joaquin.]]
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* {{Revenge}}: [[spoiler:When Nanna found out that Joaquin had been scamming her and the other girls, Nanna decided to get payback with the help of Joaquin's former admirers. The former admirers pretended to be Nanna's handmaidens who were asking Nanna to return to her sick father, the king of the Sylphide Kingdom, in front of Joaquin in order to trick the scammer into thinking Nanna is actually royalty. Nanna would then proclaim that she refused to return to a GildedCage life and wanted to be with her love Joaquin. She would then fake her death with poison after saying that she would rather die than go back. Once Joaquin is guilt-stricken over Nanna's death, Nanna revealed herself to be alive before revealing that she knew about Joaquin's true nature and that his admirers knew too. The girls then forced Joaquin to pay back all the money he scammed out of them before leaving Sunshade with his merchant accomplice and never return.]]
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* ThinksLikeARomanceNovel: Nanna is a romanticist who enjoys fairy tales and old stories like Jubile's "Memories of Our Motherlands" collection. She also enjoys quoting philosophies from people like Galenos and Saint Androvus. [[spoiler:Joaquin used this against her and many other girls by pretending to be a romanticist himself in order to scam the girls.]]
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* ArcVillain: [[spoiler:Joaquin acts as this for Nanna's story. Joaquin pretends to be a charming romanticist in order to trick girls like her into buying products (in order to try to win his affection) from Joaquin's merchant accomplish. When Nanna found out, she became heartbroken and furious enough that she decided to get back at him for not just her sake, but for the sake of the other girls who were tricked too.]]
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler:Joaquin, the target of Nanna's affection, turned out to be this. He pretends to be the secret son of a wealthy family looking for a lover in order to trick his admirers into buying products from his merchant accomplice and then leave the girls high and dry. In addition, his romantic and philosophical attitude is nothing more than a farce meant to seduce women.]]
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** Raudi is rather popular with the girls in Emberglow as she is known as a charming and chivalrous knight, though the girls didn't know that Raudi is actually a girl rather than a boy.
** Joaquin has a group of admirers due to his romantic and philosophical nature. [[spoiler:This becomes subverted when Joaquin's scheming nature is exposed to the women he had been fooling.]]
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** Raudi is rather popular with the girls in Emberglow as she is known as a charming and chivalrous knight, though the girls didn't know that Raudi is actually a girl rather than a boy.
** Joaquin has a group of admirers due to his romantic and philosophical nature. [[spoiler:This becomes subverted when Joaquin's scheming nature is exposed to the women he had been fooling.]]
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: [[spoiler:In most of the maidens' stories, it involves the female traveler falling in love with a man. Then, by Chapter 2, the maidens would propose or plan to propose to their respective man, only to end in failure. And in Chapter 3, the maidens and the subject of their affection would either become friends, take their relationship slowly, or delay the marriage. However, Nanna's story breaks off from the formula because Nanna's target of affection is later revealed to be a scammer manipulating Nanna, causing the maiden to get payback for the man's deceit.]]
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Pia is a young merchant and heiress to the Lamas Company. She took over the company after her father, the previous owner, had passed away. She may be quite young for someone to run a merchantry business, but she had been raised her merchant father on the business. She shares her father's dream of having their company become a purveyor for a royal family.
Pia is a young merchant and heiress to the Lamas Company. She took over the company after her father, the previous owner, had passed away. She may be quite young for someone to run a merchantry business, but she had been raised her merchant father on the business. She shares her father's dream of having their company become a purveyor for a royal family.
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* AdorablyPrecociousChild: She is quite serious about running her father's company and has the skills to back it up.
* AdorablyPrecociousChild: She is quite serious about running her father's company and has the skills to back it up.
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* MotorMouth: She has a bad habit of breaking into a lengthy merchant's pitch, advertising one of her products whenever she brings one up.
* YoungAndInCharge: She took over her late father's company despite her young age. Fortunately for her, her employees like Gomez and Panza are loyal to her and she has the merchantry skills to help her out.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Her official art shows her holding up a blue stone at a stall. It foreshadows how she was able to create a cheaper version of Royal Blue dye by using blue stones.
* YoungAndInCharge: She took over her late father's company despite her young age. Fortunately for her, her employees like Gomez and Panza are loyal to her and she has the merchantry skills to help her out.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Her official art shows her holding up a blue stone at a stall. It foreshadows how she was able to create a cheaper version of Royal Blue dye by using blue stones.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: His official art shows Tahir fighting a bearded man. This foreshadows him having a duel with Baron Edmonds.
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Tahir is a traveling swordsman with a passion for honor and justice. He is the grandson of the Crimson Blade, a famous swordsman known for his strength and sense of duty to protect the weak. However, his grandfather had been branded a coward for fleeing from a duel. Despite the rumors and his own grandfather remaining silent about it until his death, Tahir refused to believe that his grandfather is a coward. So, the man went to Sunshade to find out the truth about his grandfather and the duel.
Tahir is a traveling swordsman with a passion for honor and justice. He is the grandson of the Crimson Blade, a famous swordsman known for his strength and sense of duty to protect the weak. However, his grandfather had been branded a coward for fleeing from a duel. Despite the rumors and his own grandfather remaining silent about it until his death, Tahir refused to believe that his grandfather is a coward. So, the man went to Sunshade to find out the truth about his grandfather and the duel.
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* HonorBeforeReason: Tahir chose to rescue Silke from her kidnapper over arriving at the duel on time. Tahir later finds out that his father did the same thing.
* LikeFatherLikeSon: According to both Hannes and Edmonds, Tahir is just as kind hearted and honorable as his grandfather.
* LikeFatherLikeSon: According to both Hannes and Edmonds, Tahir is just as kind hearted and honorable as his grandfather.
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* ArcVillain: Baron Edmonds serves as this for Tahir's story. The baron was the one who challenged the Crimson Blade to a duel, only to force his opponent into 'losing' by having the Crimson Blade arrive late due to having to rescue a girl that was kidnapped by one of the baron's men. He then proceeded to force the whole town in keeping the truth secret while spreading rumors about the Crimson Blade fleeing the duel. Now, the baron is trying to do it again with Tahir after the traveler opposed Edmunds for trying to force Silke into marrying him.
* GrewASpine: From a town's populace who had been forced into silence about the truth of the Crimson Blade's duel, Hannes was the one who finally spoke out to Baron Edmonds' face because the former saw Tahir's sense of honor (just like his grandfather) and when his daughter Silke's life had been endangered by the baron.
* HistoryRepeats: Both Tahir and his grandfather were challenged to a duel by Baron Edmonds, only to technically lose because they were late to the duel. And both were late to the duel because they chose to save a girl who was being kidnapped by Edmonds' men over the duel.
* RedBaron: Tahir's grandfather is known as the Crimson Blade, a famous honorable swordsman known for wearing a red turban.
* SecretKeeper: Baron Edmonds forced the town of Sunshade to keep quiet about the truth of the duel between him and the Crimson Blade. Hannes chose to break his silence near the end of Tahir's story to expose the baron's dirty secret.
* ArcVillain: Baron Edmonds serves as this for Tahir's story. The baron was the one who challenged the Crimson Blade to a duel, only to force his opponent into 'losing' by having the Crimson Blade arrive late due to having to rescue a girl that was kidnapped by one of the baron's men. He then proceeded to force the whole town in keeping the truth secret while spreading rumors about the Crimson Blade fleeing the duel. Now, the baron is trying to do it again with Tahir after the traveler opposed Edmunds for trying to force Silke into marrying him.
* GrewASpine: From a town's populace who had been forced into silence about the truth of the Crimson Blade's duel, Hannes was the one who finally spoke out to Baron Edmonds' face because the former saw Tahir's sense of honor (just like his grandfather) and when his daughter Silke's life had been endangered by the baron.
* HistoryRepeats: Both Tahir and his grandfather were challenged to a duel by Baron Edmonds, only to technically lose because they were late to the duel. And both were late to the duel because they chose to save a girl who was being kidnapped by Edmonds' men over the duel.
* RedBaron: Tahir's grandfather is known as the Crimson Blade, a famous honorable swordsman known for wearing a red turban.
* SecretKeeper: Baron Edmonds forced the town of Sunshade to keep quiet about the truth of the duel between him and the Crimson Blade. Hannes chose to break his silence near the end of Tahir's story to expose the baron's dirty secret.
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Iris is a famous dancer from the Sunshade. She is known for her blue dyed hair, which she uses to stand out while dancing. However, she had gotten injured during a competition. Both the leg injury and the fear of failing in her next dance caused her to go into a hiatus from the dancing world. Currently, she serves as a instructor for other dancers. However, one of her students named Salvia wanted her to make a comeback at the next upcoming dancing competition.
Iris is a famous dancer from the Sunshade. She is known for her blue dyed hair, which she uses to stand out while dancing. However, she had gotten injured during a competition. Both the leg injury and the fear of failing in her next dance caused her to go into a hiatus from the dancing world. Currently, she serves as a instructor for other dancers. However, one of her students named Salvia wanted her to make a comeback at the next upcoming dancing competition.
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* RedBaron: At the end of her story, the people of Sunshade named her the Blue Dancer for her excellent talent for dancing and her striking blue hair.
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* SurpassedTheTeacher: The teacher in this case, as she's competing against her student in a dancing competition and [[spoiler:elated at the end when said student wins, content with the confirmation that her student has surpassed her as a dancer]].
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* SurpassedTheTeacher: The teacher in this case, as she's competing against her student Salvia in a dancing competition and [[spoiler:elated at the end when said student wins, content with the confirmation that her student has surpassed her as a dancer]].dancer]].
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* BerserkButton: Salvia had gotten into a fight with some guards because the latter were badmouthing Iris, saying that her time as a dancer is over.
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* BerserkButton: Salvia had gotten into a fight with some guards because the latter were badmouthing Iris, saying that her time as a dancer is over.
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* GrewASpine: According to Oriole, he had been too scared to accept an invitation back to the Knight Ardante. However, he gained the courage to accept it thanks to witnessing Meena's own courage and kind heart.
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** Jorge's flaw is his rashness and impatience. He was supposed to be hunting his monster in the Coastlands, but instead, he started hunting in the Sunlands because he didn't want to waste time traveling to the Coastlands just to hunt. His hastiness to get his rite of passage over with caused him to hunt any random monster, and in the wrong location to bout. His impatience also causes him to just rush into battle to get his hunt over with, leaving him to get beat up black-and-blue.
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* FellAsleepStandingUp: The old apothecary in Sunshade has a habit of falling asleep mid-sentence while standing up. This irritates the impatient Jorge, who is trying to get the old man to finish explaining the information about the monsters being inquired about.
* FellAsleepStandingUp: The old apothecary in Sunshade has a habit of falling asleep mid-sentence while standing up. This irritates the impatient Jorge, who is trying to get the old man to finish explaining the information about the monsters being inquired about.
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* NiceGuy: She was willing to help out an old man travel to a far location despite needing to sign up for an audition before it's over.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Because Meena decided to help Oriole walk to the Shadowflow Grotto, she was too late to sign up for the auditions at Clearbrook. This led her to cross paths with Udo the Entertainer, making an enemy out of him.
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* ArcVillain: Udo the Entertainer acts as this for Meena's story. He is a highly influential and popular impresario who used this status to harass and abuse his dancers, treating them with work if they obey him and punishing them with blacklisting if they don't follow. He did everything to punish Meena after the latter fought back, from hiring people to attack her to blacklisting her from every tavern.
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Meena helped out Oriole, even at the risk of failing to sign up for the auditions on time. In return, Oriole came to Meena's rescue when Udo had her and the Chosen One cornered with a hostage.
* BigDamnHeroes: Oriole, being a former Knight Ardante, was able to swiftly take down a handle of Udo's guards that were holding a dancer hostage. This allowed Meena and the Chosen to fight back against Udo.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Her official art shows her dancing for a crowd on a stone bridge. This foreshadows how she was able to put on an open-air performance for an audience despite being blacklisted from the taverns by Udo the impresario.
* KnowWhenToFoldEm: When Udo saw that Meena was able to gather a crowd to her performance despite being blacklisted from the taverns, which led him to losing profit from his own shows from a lack of customers, Udo begrudgingly left town.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Because Meena decided to help Oriole walk to the Shadowflow Grotto, she was too late to sign up for the auditions at Clearbrook. This led her to cross paths with Udo the Entertainer, making an enemy out of him.
'''Tropes associated with her story:'''
* ArcVillain: Udo the Entertainer acts as this for Meena's story. He is a highly influential and popular impresario who used this status to harass and abuse his dancers, treating them with work if they obey him and punishing them with blacklisting if they don't follow. He did everything to punish Meena after the latter fought back, from hiring people to attack her to blacklisting her from every tavern.
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Meena helped out Oriole, even at the risk of failing to sign up for the auditions on time. In return, Oriole came to Meena's rescue when Udo had her and the Chosen One cornered with a hostage.
* BigDamnHeroes: Oriole, being a former Knight Ardante, was able to swiftly take down a handle of Udo's guards that were holding a dancer hostage. This allowed Meena and the Chosen to fight back against Udo.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Her official art shows her dancing for a crowd on a stone bridge. This foreshadows how she was able to put on an open-air performance for an audience despite being blacklisted from the taverns by Udo the impresario.
* KnowWhenToFoldEm: When Udo saw that Meena was able to gather a crowd to her performance despite being blacklisted from the taverns, which led him to losing profit from his own shows from a lack of customers, Udo begrudgingly left town.
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* BellyDancer: Dancers tend to wear midriff-revealing clothes, especially those in Sunshade like Primrose and Iris.
* SultryBellyDancer: Dancers tend to wear midriff-revealing clothes, especially those in Sunshade like Primrose and Iris.
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* MsFanservice: Long blonde hair, large breasts, her artwork shows off her legs, and she wears a revealing BellyDancer outfit (though she's not as revealing as Iris). Lynette stands out among the cast as being up there with Primrose in terms of attractiveness.
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* MsFanservice: Long blonde hair, large breasts, her artwork shows off her legs, and she wears a revealing BellyDancer SultryBellyDancer outfit (though she's not as revealing as Iris). Lynette stands out among the cast as being up there with Primrose in terms of attractiveness.
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* BellyDancer: Perhaps the most straightforward example, as her attire fits the trope the most out of the dancers (alongside Primrose).
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* {{Stripperiffic}}: Befitting her BellyDancer outfit and origins in Sunshade, Iris exposes a lot of skin.
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* SultryBellyDancer: Perhaps the most straightforward example, as her attire fits the trope the most out of the dancers (alongside Primrose).
* {{Stripperiffic}}: Befitting herBellyDancer SultryBellyDancer outfit and origins in Sunshade, Iris exposes a lot of skin.
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* MsFanservice: Just like in the original game, Primrose wears a revealing BellyDancer outfit and has a very curvy body. Her long hair also contributes to her beauty.
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* MsFanservice: Paula is very well-endowed, wears a BellyDancer outfit, and [[HeroicSeductress isn't above seducing men to get what she wants]].
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* MsFanservice: Paula is very well-endowed, wears a BellyDancer SultryBellyDancer outfit, and [[HeroicSeductress isn't above seducing men to get what she wants]].
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* ActionInitiative: PlayedWith. While Throné has no abilities that automatically cause her to act first, her abilities tend to have bonus effects if she acts first in a turn.
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* ActionInitiative: PlayedWith. While Throné has no abilities that automatically cause her to act first, her abilities tend to have bonus effects if she acts first in a turn. However, she also has the highest base SPD stat in the game when at level 100, making it far more likely she'll act first.
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* CriticalHitClass: When a broken enemy is present, Throné's attacks automatically crit and her damage cap is raised by 50,000.
* MsFanservice: Once again, Throné has a very noticeable bust, shows off her cleavage, wears a [[OfCorsetsSexy corset]], and [[LegFocus shows off herleg leg]] in her character art.art.
* TemporaryBlindness: Just like in the original game, Throné's Veil of Darkness will cause enemies it hits to miss their physical attacks. It's been {{nerf}}ed compared to the original game, however, in that it only inflicts the effect at full Boost.
* MsFanservice: Once again, Throné has a very noticeable bust, shows off her cleavage, wears a [[OfCorsetsSexy corset]], and [[LegFocus shows off her
* TemporaryBlindness: Just like in the original game, Throné's Veil of Darkness will cause enemies it hits to miss their physical attacks. It's been {{nerf}}ed compared to the original game, however, in that it only inflicts the effect at full Boost.
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* ArcVillain: The mysterious individual dressed as the Mad King Heathkin acts as this for Cyrus' story. This individual is trying to sabotage Milos' show and had attempted to kill Milos and his lover Rilie, leading Cyrus to step in to stop the unknown assailant. [[spoiler:It turns out that the assailant is actually Milos himself. With Rilie as his accomplice, Milos planned to get revenge on Cyrus being planning his own death to plague Cyrus' life.]]
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* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: [[spoiler:When Milos undergoes a breakdown over failing to defeat Cyrus again and even being unable to catch up to Auguste, Cyrus tried to cheer the man up by showing how the audience was genuinely in love with Milos' show because of the performer's passion.]]
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Cyrus is a professor in the Royal Academy of Atlasdam and a scholar who is highly talented in both knowledge and magic. He would become of the eight traveling protagonists in the first Octopath Traveler game. Currently, he had been contacted by his old colleague Milos to help out the Theatropolis's theater group, who had been struggling with their latest shows ever since Auguste's death.
Cyrus is a professor in the Royal Academy of Atlasdam and a scholar who is highly talented in both knowledge and magic. He would become of the eight traveling protagonists in the first Octopath Traveler game. Currently, he had been contacted by his old colleague Milos to help out the Theatropolis's theater group, who had been struggling with their latest shows ever since Auguste's death.
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* BatmanGambit: [[spoiler:Milos knew that Cyrus would become invested in the theater troupe when the latter is presented with a mystery. So Milos sent a bloody revenge message to Cyrus, had Rilie help Milos with assaults on each other, and created the mysterious "Mad King Heathkin" trying to sabotage the show. And Milos knew that Cyrus would be able to figure it all out and identify Milos the true culprit, so he manipulated Cyrus to confront him on stage during the performance so that Milos could poison himself. This would lead Cyrus being accused of murdering Milos, and even if Cyrus is found innocent, the professor would still be plagued with guilt over Milos' death. However, Milos didn't anticipate Cyrus figuring out as far as the suicide plot, which allowed Cyrus to switch out the prepared poison with a strong sleeping drug ahead of time.]]
* {{Revenge}}:
** Milos believed that a former troupe member is likely trying to get revenge against him and his lover Rilie because the ex-member was in love with Rilie and became bitter that Rilie chose Milos. [[spoiler:However, it is later revealed that Milos made the story up.]]
** [[spoiler:It turned out that Milos himself wanted revenge against Cyrus for not being treated as a serious rival by the man. The trigger for this was when Milos saw how little Cyrus changed since their academic days and how Cyrus treated him as no different as before.]]
* TakingYouWithMe: [[spoiler:Milos' final stage of his plan is to poison himself mid-performance in front of a large audience, with Cyrus as his 'fellow actor' on stage. This would led to Cyrus being accused of killing Milos during the show. And even if Cyrus isn't found guilty for his death, Cyrus would still be plague with guilty over allowing Milos to die. Unfortunately for Milos, Cyrus figured out what the actor was planning and had switched the poison with a strong sleeping drug.]]
* UnknownRival:
** [[spoiler:Milos had a one-sided rivalry with Cyrus during their academic days. The bitterness of not being taken seriously by Cyrus as a rival led him to plot a devious scheme that would get back at him.]]
** Milos also seemed to have a one-sided rivalry with Auguste in the theater world. [[spoiler:Auguste's death on stage and his cemented fame from his death likely influenced Milos' plan to commit suicide in his own show as part of his revenge against Cyrus.]]
* BatmanGambit: [[spoiler:Milos knew that Cyrus would become invested in the theater troupe when the latter is presented with a mystery. So Milos sent a bloody revenge message to Cyrus, had Rilie help Milos with assaults on each other, and created the mysterious "Mad King Heathkin" trying to sabotage the show. And Milos knew that Cyrus would be able to figure it all out and identify Milos the true culprit, so he manipulated Cyrus to confront him on stage during the performance so that Milos could poison himself. This would lead Cyrus being accused of murdering Milos, and even if Cyrus is found innocent, the professor would still be plagued with guilt over Milos' death. However, Milos didn't anticipate Cyrus figuring out as far as the suicide plot, which allowed Cyrus to switch out the prepared poison with a strong sleeping drug ahead of time.]]
* {{Revenge}}:
** Milos believed that a former troupe member is likely trying to get revenge against him and his lover Rilie because the ex-member was in love with Rilie and became bitter that Rilie chose Milos. [[spoiler:However, it is later revealed that Milos made the story up.]]
** [[spoiler:It turned out that Milos himself wanted revenge against Cyrus for not being treated as a serious rival by the man. The trigger for this was when Milos saw how little Cyrus changed since their academic days and how Cyrus treated him as no different as before.]]
* TakingYouWithMe: [[spoiler:Milos' final stage of his plan is to poison himself mid-performance in front of a large audience, with Cyrus as his 'fellow actor' on stage. This would led to Cyrus being accused of killing Milos during the show. And even if Cyrus isn't found guilty for his death, Cyrus would still be plague with guilty over allowing Milos to die. Unfortunately for Milos, Cyrus figured out what the actor was planning and had switched the poison with a strong sleeping drug.]]
* UnknownRival:
** [[spoiler:Milos had a one-sided rivalry with Cyrus during their academic days. The bitterness of not being taken seriously by Cyrus as a rival led him to plot a devious scheme that would get back at him.]]
** Milos also seemed to have a one-sided rivalry with Auguste in the theater world. [[spoiler:Auguste's death on stage and his cemented fame from his death likely influenced Milos' plan to commit suicide in his own show as part of his revenge against Cyrus.]]
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* PreviousPlayerCharacterCameo: Rita seeks advice from Alfyn and Zeph on how to be a better apothecary in her Traveler Story.
* PreviousPlayerCharacterCameo: Rita seeks advice from Alfyn and Zeph on how to be a better apothecary in her Traveler Story.
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Cedric is a cleric from Flamesgrace who had been sent to Hornburg to spread the teachings of the Sacred Flame. There, he met a ceremonial dancer of the Sacred Flame named Tabitha and the two fell in love. However, when Hornburg erupted in civil war, the two were separated and Cedric believed that Tabitha had died. Pained from losing his love and losing his new home, he wandered until he reached Sunshade, where he is enlisted help for a supposedly cursed stage.
Cedric is a cleric from Flamesgrace who had been sent to Hornburg to spread the teachings of the Sacred Flame. There, he met a ceremonial dancer of the Sacred Flame named Tabitha and the two fell in love. However, when Hornburg erupted in civil war, the two were separated and Cedric believed that Tabitha had died. Pained from losing his love and losing his new home, he wandered until he reached Sunshade, where he is enlisted help for a supposedly cursed stage.
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* RedIsHeroic: Cedric is dressed in a red fabrics and a red head piece. He is also so kind hearted that he is willing to let go of his old wife and let her be with another man.
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* DramaticIrony: Cedric fetched an ore known as the Desert Rose, a symbol for everlasting love, to gift to his deceased wife. After finding out about his wife's survival and how she married someone else, Cedric gifted Tabitha the Desert Rose as he blessed her and her new husband.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: His official art shows him approaching what looks like a bundle of wild white roses. It is foreshadowing him fetching a rose-shaped ore known as the Desert Rose for his deceased wife, a major character in his story.
* PreviousPlayerCharacterCameo: Primrose was the one who asked Cedric for his help in blessing the stage in the tavern due to the dancers failing in their routine due to the stage's curse.
* TemptingFate: When Primrose had an apothecary treat a deserted Edoras soldier who was being hid in the dancer's quarters, the apothecary questioned Primrose about her hiding this from Helgenish. Near the end of Cedric's story, Helgenish found out about the deserted Edoras soldier and turned him in to the soldiers in exchange for a hefty bounty.
* DramaticIrony: Cedric fetched an ore known as the Desert Rose, a symbol for everlasting love, to gift to his deceased wife. After finding out about his wife's survival and how she married someone else, Cedric gifted Tabitha the Desert Rose as he blessed her and her new husband.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: His official art shows him approaching what looks like a bundle of wild white roses. It is foreshadowing him fetching a rose-shaped ore known as the Desert Rose for his deceased wife, a major character in his story.
* PreviousPlayerCharacterCameo: Primrose was the one who asked Cedric for his help in blessing the stage in the tavern due to the dancers failing in their routine due to the stage's curse.
* TemptingFate: When Primrose had an apothecary treat a deserted Edoras soldier who was being hid in the dancer's quarters, the apothecary questioned Primrose about her hiding this from Helgenish. Near the end of Cedric's story, Helgenish found out about the deserted Edoras soldier and turned him in to the soldiers in exchange for a hefty bounty.
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An infamous thief operating in Sunshade, Viola is a ThrillSeeker wrapped in enigma. Her watchword is "Everything you took, I'll take back--with interest".
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An infamous thief operating in Sunshade, Viola is a ThrillSeeker wrapped in enigma. Her watchword is "Everything you took, I'll take back--with interest". It turns out that she used to be the leader and founder of the Serpentes, a noble thieves group that would steal from corrupted and powerful nobles or merchants. They were even seen as the successors to the fallen White Wolves of Emberglow. However, Viola was betrayed by her group and left for dead, leaving the group to freely steal from the weak and vulnerable just because it was easier. Now, Viola aims to get revenge on her former comrades and their new leader.
'''Tropes associated with her:'''
* {{Revenge}}: Viola's main goal is getting revenge on Strahd and the Serpentes for betraying her and almost killing her. However, she wasn't going to be satisfied with just killing Strahd. She wanted to first destroy the Serpentes and expose Strahd's true nature out to the public before she finished the traitor off.
* WontGetFooledAgain: After Viola was backstabbed and almost killed by the group she created, she learned to never trust any of the Serpentes or show them mercy. This proved to be the right thing, as one of the Serpentes tried to stab her on the back after trying to plead for mercy.
'''Tropes associated with her story:'''
* AintTooProudToBeg: The Serpentes have no issue begging for their lives when Viola has them cornered, whether it is a trap or not. Viola was even able to force one of Strahd's close minions into helping her expose Strahd's crimes to the nobles at the party, or else she would kill him. Unfortunately for the minion, Strahd ended up killing him for that betrayal (and Viola's lack of a reaction implied she knew that would happen).
* ArcVillain: Strahd and the Serpentes act as this for Viola's story. They betrayed and tried to kill Viola so that the group could focus on stealing on easier targets like the lesser merchants or lower classes. The whole story is about Viola getting revenge on the people backstabbed her and who left her for dead.
* FatalFlaw: Viola pointed out that Strahd had a terrible temper and a hot-headed nature. She used this against him by enraging the man into publicly killing one of his minions for exposing his secret basement containing all the stolen merchantry goods.
* MeaningfulName: The Serpentes is another word for snake. It is fitting for a name of a group of thieves, especially ones who are malicious and dangerous enough to betray their own leader and leave her for dead.
'''Tropes associated with her story:'''
* AintTooProudToBeg: The Serpentes have no issue begging for their lives when Viola has them cornered, whether it is a trap or not. Viola was even able to force one of Strahd's close minions into helping her expose Strahd's crimes to the nobles at the party, or else she would kill him. Unfortunately for the minion, Strahd ended up killing him for that betrayal (and Viola's lack of a reaction implied she knew that would happen).
* ArcVillain: Strahd and the Serpentes act as this for Viola's story. They betrayed and tried to kill Viola so that the group could focus on stealing on easier targets like the lesser merchants or lower classes. The whole story is about Viola getting revenge on the people backstabbed her and who left her for dead.
* FatalFlaw: Viola pointed out that Strahd had a terrible temper and a hot-headed nature. She used this against him by enraging the man into publicly killing one of his minions for exposing his secret basement containing all the stolen merchantry goods.
* MeaningfulName: The Serpentes is another word for snake. It is fitting for a name of a group of thieves, especially ones who are malicious and dangerous enough to betray their own leader and leave her for dead.
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Scarecrow is a traveling hunter who originally lived in Everhold. After his wife and his daughter were killed by a giant ratkin, he became so grief-stricken that he became empty and emotionless. He left his home and even abandoned his original name, adopting the name Scarecrow as a reference to his hollowness. However, upon reaching Shepherd's Rock, he found out that the giant ratkin that had killed his family had resurfaced near the town.
Scarecrow is a traveling hunter who originally lived in Everhold. After his wife and his daughter were killed by a giant ratkin, he became so grief-stricken that he became empty and emotionless. He left his home and even abandoned his original name, adopting the name Scarecrow as a reference to his hollowness. However, upon reaching Shepherd's Rock, he found out that the giant ratkin that had killed his family had resurfaced near the town.
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* MeaningfulName: He adopted the name Scarecrow because he became hollow and emotionless after the death of his wife and daughter, becoming as empty as a scarecrow. However, his name takes a whole new meaning after he saved the people, he is now a scarecrow who protects and repels the pests that try to do harm.
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* OutlivingOnesOffspring: His daughter, along with his wife, was killed by a giant ratkin and he wasn't able to save them.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: He didn't realized that the scented satchel that he bought for his daughter was secretly being used to lure the giant ratkin into killing his family
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* ArcVillain: [[spoiler:The town's apothecary]] is the acting villain for Scarecrow's story. He had been training the giant ratkin into killing specific people by using the scented satchel as a target. He wanted to perfect this experiment and sell it to people who wanted particular individuals to be killed. Scarecrow's family were one of the unfortunate victims of this madman's failed experiments.
* DramaticIrony: The giant ratkin was able to evade and escape from Scarecrow by covering up its targets. However, the monster's master wasn't as smart. [[spoiler:The apothecary]] left tracks after visiting his old workshop at night. And Scarecrow was able to use them to locate both the mastermind and his monster.
* ScarsAreForever: Scarecrow recognized the giant ratkin in Shepherd's Rock as the same monster who killed his family because of the monster's scar.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: He didn't realized that the scented satchel that he bought for his daughter was secretly being used to lure the giant ratkin into killing his family
'''Tropes associated with his story:'''
* ArcVillain: [[spoiler:The town's apothecary]] is the acting villain for Scarecrow's story. He had been training the giant ratkin into killing specific people by using the scented satchel as a target. He wanted to perfect this experiment and sell it to people who wanted particular individuals to be killed. Scarecrow's family were one of the unfortunate victims of this madman's failed experiments.
* DramaticIrony: The giant ratkin was able to evade and escape from Scarecrow by covering up its targets. However, the monster's master wasn't as smart. [[spoiler:The apothecary]] left tracks after visiting his old workshop at night. And Scarecrow was able to use them to locate both the mastermind and his monster.
* ScarsAreForever: Scarecrow recognized the giant ratkin in Shepherd's Rock as the same monster who killed his family because of the monster's scar.
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* BlandNameProduct: Professor Dalberk owes a lot of books. Besides "The Rise of Cragspear" and "Wish Upon the Shooting Star", he also owes books like "The Seven Princes and the Wolf Princess", "Charlie the Very Hungry Ghost", and "The Butterfly Family of Mulberry Field"
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Molrusso is a cleric who believes in trusting one another... Maybe a bit too much. She is prone to being deceived because of her kind-hearted nature and desire for a world where because don't need to lie so that people can trust each other. Her favorite story is called "Wish Upon the Shooting Star", which tells about the legend of a shooting star that grants wishes to only those who believe on its existence (thus, it is unseen by adults who don't believe in it). It comes every ten years, and Molrusso aims to make a wish for a world without lies on it.
Molrusso is a cleric who believes in trusting one another... Maybe a bit too much. She is prone to being deceived because of her kind-hearted nature and desire for a world where because don't need to lie so that people can trust each other. Her favorite story is called "Wish Upon the Shooting Star", which tells about the legend of a shooting star that grants wishes to only those who believe on its existence (thus, it is unseen by adults who don't believe in it). It comes every ten years, and Molrusso aims to make a wish for a world without lies on it.
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* SuperGullible: Because of Molrusso's kind heart and belief in trust, she is prone to being lied to and being tricked by other people.
* WideEyedIdealist: Not surprising as Molrusso believes in making a world without lies and complete trust, to the point that she practices trusting everyone and never telling a lie.
* WideEyedIdealist: Not surprising as Molrusso believes in making a world without lies and complete trust, to the point that she practices trusting everyone and never telling a lie.
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* DramaticIrony:
** The young girl constantly lies about being sick in order to get her working parents to spend more time with her. She eventually falls deadly ill and requires a painful operation that could kill her.
** Molrusso wanted to create a world where nobody lies so that everyone could trust each other. By the end of her story, she forces herself to lie about successfully wishing on the shooting star so that the girl wouldn't lose hope. Furthermore, after the operation ended successfully, Molrusso learned that the young girl learned to trust ''because'' of Molrusso's lie and even decided to never lie again.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Her official art shows her reading a book while observing the starry night sky. It foreshadows the story of "Wish Upon the Shooting Star" and her desire to make a wish on it. But it also foreshadows that the shooting star isn't real, as it is absent from her official art.
* PowerOfTrust: Played with. According to the girl's mother, the girl was able to pull through with the painful medical operation because the girl trusted in Molrusso's ''white lie''.
* DramaticIrony:
** The young girl constantly lies about being sick in order to get her working parents to spend more time with her. She eventually falls deadly ill and requires a painful operation that could kill her.
** Molrusso wanted to create a world where nobody lies so that everyone could trust each other. By the end of her story, she forces herself to lie about successfully wishing on the shooting star so that the girl wouldn't lose hope. Furthermore, after the operation ended successfully, Molrusso learned that the young girl learned to trust ''because'' of Molrusso's lie and even decided to never lie again.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Her official art shows her reading a book while observing the starry night sky. It foreshadows the story of "Wish Upon the Shooting Star" and her desire to make a wish on it. But it also foreshadows that the shooting star isn't real, as it is absent from her official art.
* PowerOfTrust: Played with. According to the girl's mother, the girl was able to pull through with the painful medical operation because the girl trusted in Molrusso's ''white lie''.
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Gilderoy is a popular jeweler and traveling merchant. Because of this, get has gained a lot of fame and connections from nobles and other merchants. His latest achievement is obtaining a legendary gem known as the Eye of Steorra. However, when he sold it of to Lord Ronan, Gilderoy found out that someone had swapped the gem with a fake. Enraged, Lord Ronan accused Gilderoy of trying to swindle him with a fake gem and ordered his men to kill the jeweler. Now, Gilderoy tries to clear his name and find the real gem.
Gilderoy is a popular jeweler and traveling merchant. Because of this, get has gained a lot of fame and connections from nobles and other merchants. His latest achievement is obtaining a legendary gem known as the Eye of Steorra. However, when he sold it of to Lord Ronan, Gilderoy found out that someone had swapped the gem with a fake. Enraged, Lord Ronan accused Gilderoy of trying to swindle him with a fake gem and ordered his men to kill the jeweler. Now, Gilderoy tries to clear his name and find the real gem.
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* HeroicBSOD: [[spoiler:Gilderoy went through one when he found out that his old friend Lord Ronan betrayed him and told him how bad the real world can be. However, Gilderoy decided to try to find the truth about the world with his own eyes by continuing on his journey.]]
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* ArcVillain: The band of thieves known as the Blue Jade and their leader Blue act as this for Gilderoy's story. They are a group of thieves known for stealing jewelry and swapping them with fakes. Gilderoy happened to be their latest victim. [[spoiler:However, it turned out that the one who hired the thieves was Lord Ronan, who was ordered by someone to ruin Gilderoy's reputation before killing him as revenge for the jewelry turning down the deal to spy on his noble customers for him.]]
* DramaticIrony: [[spoiler:Gilderoy is skilled in appraising gems and jewelry, which helps him identify fake gems from real gems. However, Gilderoy is unable to see through the lies and deceit by Lord Ronan, who betrayed him. The lord even pointed out how Gilderoy is unable to see the truth of who twisted the real world can be.]]
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** His official art shows him examining a blue gem. This foreshadows how his story revolves around the Eye of Steorra, a blue gem that got stolen from him and swapped with a fake gem.
** Gilderoy's story revolves around finding the people responsible for stealing a gem called the Eye of Steorra and swapping it with a fake. [[spoiler:The story is about lies and deceit as it was foreshadowed through the topic of fake gems and the famous gem being called the ''Eye'' of Steorra.]]
* ArcVillain: The band of thieves known as the Blue Jade and their leader Blue act as this for Gilderoy's story. They are a group of thieves known for stealing jewelry and swapping them with fakes. Gilderoy happened to be their latest victim. [[spoiler:However, it turned out that the one who hired the thieves was Lord Ronan, who was ordered by someone to ruin Gilderoy's reputation before killing him as revenge for the jewelry turning down the deal to spy on his noble customers for him.]]
* DramaticIrony: [[spoiler:Gilderoy is skilled in appraising gems and jewelry, which helps him identify fake gems from real gems. However, Gilderoy is unable to see through the lies and deceit by Lord Ronan, who betrayed him. The lord even pointed out how Gilderoy is unable to see the truth of who twisted the real world can be.]]
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** His official art shows him examining a blue gem. This foreshadows how his story revolves around the Eye of Steorra, a blue gem that got stolen from him and swapped with a fake gem.
** Gilderoy's story revolves around finding the people responsible for stealing a gem called the Eye of Steorra and swapping it with a fake. [[spoiler:The story is about lies and deceit as it was foreshadowed through the topic of fake gems and the famous gem being called the ''Eye'' of Steorra.]]
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Ramona is a traveling deacon who spreads the teachings of the Sacred Flame throughout the realm. She is a believer of pacificism and wishes to end conflict without fighting. She travels with her dear friend Jessica to Clearbrook to takeover the duties of Jessica's grandmother Dagmar.
Ramona is a traveling deacon who spreads the teachings of the Sacred Flame throughout the realm. She is a believer of pacificism and wishes to end conflict without fighting. She travels with her dear friend Jessica to Clearbrook to takeover the duties of Jessica's grandmother Dagmar.
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* HiddenDepths: Romona is a great cook and skilled in translating scriptures for easy use.
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* BadassPacifist: Ramona believes in resolving matters non-violently and wishes to spread pacificism using the Sacred Flame's teachings. However, being a playable 4-star traveler, she is more than capable of fighting back should push come to shove. She showed this when she finally fought and defeated the Riven soldiers who took Jessica to be executed just for spreading pacificism.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Ramona is a believer of pacificism and non-violence. But if you push her too hard or harm her loved ones, she will show you that she actually has the strength to beat you up when things get serious. The hostile Riven soldiers found that out the hard way when they tried to execute her friend Jessica.
* HiddenDepths:Romona Ramona is a great cook and skilled in translating scriptures for easy use.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Ramona is a believer of pacificism and non-violence. But if you push her too hard or harm her loved ones, she will show you that she actually has the strength to beat you up when things get serious. The hostile Riven soldiers found that out the hard way when they tried to execute her friend Jessica.
* HiddenDepths:
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* Hidden Depths: In Jessica's case, she is a great storyteller. This helps her attract an audience for scriptures.
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* Hidden Depths: EvilCannotComprehendGood: The Riven soldiers refused to listen to Ramona or Jessica on their reason of spreading the Sacred Flame's teachings because the soldiers accused the clerics of weakening the military by spreading their talk of pacificism during a tense time from the war.
* GracefulLoser: When the hostile Riven soldiers were finally fought back and defeated, they reluctantly followed Ramona's orders to listen to her and Jessica's planned sermon because "they victor goes the spoils".
* HiddenDepths: In Jessica's case, she is a great storyteller. This helps her attract an audience forscriptures.scriptures.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: When Jessica is taken by the Riven soldiers for trying to spread pacificism during a time of militarization, one of the civilians blamed himself for Jessica's situation because he was a former soldier who left the army after listening to Jessica's teachings.
* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: The Riven soldiers don't want anyone spreading talk about pacificism because it could weaken the military by having soldiers refuse to fight or having people refuse to assist the military. This is especially bad since the Riven soldiers had been through a war with Edoras that greatly weakened their military. However, it doesn't excuse them of going as far as executing anyone spreading pacificism or anyone practicing it.
* GracefulLoser: When the hostile Riven soldiers were finally fought back and defeated, they reluctantly followed Ramona's orders to listen to her and Jessica's planned sermon because "they victor goes the spoils".
* HiddenDepths: In Jessica's case, she is a great storyteller. This helps her attract an audience for
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: When Jessica is taken by the Riven soldiers for trying to spread pacificism during a time of militarization, one of the civilians blamed himself for Jessica's situation because he was a former soldier who left the army after listening to Jessica's teachings.
* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: The Riven soldiers don't want anyone spreading talk about pacificism because it could weaken the military by having soldiers refuse to fight or having people refuse to assist the military. This is especially bad since the Riven soldiers had been through a war with Edoras that greatly weakened their military. However, it doesn't excuse them of going as far as executing anyone spreading pacificism or anyone practicing it.
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Madelaine is a traveling cleric who performs fund raisers to collect donations. She uses the donations to help out the orphanage that raised her when she was a young orphan. However, her kind heart tends to distract her from her fund raising to help out other people for no reward.
Madelaine is a traveling cleric who performs fund raisers to collect donations. She uses the donations to help out the orphanage that raised her when she was a young orphan. However, her kind heart tends to distract her from her fund raising to help out other people for no reward.
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* NiceGuy: She collects donations to help out her orphanage's expansion and assists strangers out of the kindness of her heart. She helped a merchant clear a monster in the road, helped Louise and Michel with their love problem, and even helped the thieves Hans and Elma by giving them the money they tried to steal from her for their sick son.
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* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: The random merchant, Louise the maid, Michel the merchant's son, and the thieves Hans & Elma were helped out by Madelaine. In return, they all donated her money to her for her orphanage. [[spoiler:Special mentions got to Hans and Elma, who went to uncover a secret treasure stash and gave it all to Madelaine despite the group being poor.]]
* HeelFaceTurn: Hans and Elma became thieves because of how poor they were and because their sick son needed medicine. Madelaine, the person whom they tried to rob, decided to give them her donation money to save their son. [[spoiler:Thankful for saving their son, the thieves went to the trouble of finding treasure to give back to Madelaine. Furthermore, the two decided to find honest work and abandon thievery.]]
* StarCrossedLovers: Defied. Michel was to go through an arranged marriage by his father. But thanks to Madelaine playing matchmaker, Louise and Michel were able to find out that they love each other. From there, Michel asked his father for his blessing to allow him to marry Louise instead, otherwise he will leave the house.
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: The random merchant, Louise the maid, Michel the merchant's son, and the thieves Hans & Elma were helped out by Madelaine. In return, they all donated her money to her for her orphanage. [[spoiler:Special mentions got to Hans and Elma, who went to uncover a secret treasure stash and gave it all to Madelaine despite the group being poor.]]
* HeelFaceTurn: Hans and Elma became thieves because of how poor they were and because their sick son needed medicine. Madelaine, the person whom they tried to rob, decided to give them her donation money to save their son. [[spoiler:Thankful for saving their son, the thieves went to the trouble of finding treasure to give back to Madelaine. Furthermore, the two decided to find honest work and abandon thievery.]]
* StarCrossedLovers: Defied. Michel was to go through an arranged marriage by his father. But thanks to Madelaine playing matchmaker, Louise and Michel were able to find out that they love each other. From there, Michel asked his father for his blessing to allow him to marry Louise instead, otherwise he will leave the house.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Her official art shows her and another girl fighting in a cavern. This foreshadows how she and Mika fought against Guido and his men inside Radiant Reefs.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Her official art shows her and another girl fighting in a cavern. This foreshadows how she She and Mika fought against Guido and his men inside Radiant Reefs.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: His official art shows him doing business in the middle of the forest. This foreshadows how his story involves conducting several businesses helping out the forester of Valore Trail.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: His official art shows him doing business in the middle of the forest. This foreshadows how his His story involves conducting several businesses helping out the forester of Valore Trail.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: His official art shows him defending a young boy from a group of rogues. This foreshadows his story escalating into Kurtz saving Geoff and the other young pickpockets from Geltner's gang.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: His official art shows him defending a young boy from a group of rogues. This foreshadows his His story escalating escalates into Kurtz saving Geoff and the other young pickpockets from Geltner's gang.
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* ToDumbToLive: Despite Nicola ordering Marous to stay in town to look after the latter's sister, Marous secretly followed Nicola and the Chosen One into the grotto. He ended up being attacked by a monster, getting badly injured. Though, it later turned out that Marous encountered this monster because he saw that the monster had the medicine's key ingredient growing on its back.
* TookALevelOfCynic: According to Hilda, her father Ruprecht used to be much nicer. However, the disappearance of her mother (and the rumors that she had eloped with someone) led him to become more bitter and throw away anything reminding him of his wife.
* TookALevelOfCynic: According to Hilda, her father Ruprecht used to be much nicer. However, the disappearance of her mother (and the rumors that she had eloped with someone) led him to become more bitter and throw away anything reminding him of his wife.
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* ToDumbToLive: TooDumbToLive: Despite Nicola ordering Marous to stay in town to look after the latter's sister, Marous secretly followed Nicola and the Chosen One into the grotto. He ended up being attacked by a monster, getting badly injured. Though, it later turned out that Marous encountered this monster because he saw that the monster had the medicine's key ingredient growing on its back.
*TookALevelOfCynic: TookALevelInJerkass: According to Hilda, her father Ruprecht used to be much nicer. However, the disappearance of her mother (and the rumors that she had eloped with someone) led him to become more bitter and throw away anything reminding him of his wife. This attitude started to temper down after Nicola revealed to him that his wife actually died ten years ago looking for a cure for the illness.
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* AmbigiousSituation: Why is Nicola so fascinated with Red Hat? Is Red Hat actually the one who saved her in the past? Or did the person who saved her used to tell her stories about Red Hat?
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* AmbigiousSituation: AmbiguousSituation: Why is Nicola so fascinated with Red Hat? Is Red Hat actually the one who saved her in the past? Or did the person who saved her used to tell her stories about Red Hat?
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'''Influence:''' Fame\\
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'''Influence:''' Fame\\
Fame\\\
Nicola was a former thief who now researches the legend of Red Hat, a famous mythological person who gives gifts to good boys and girls. Her interest on Red Hat led her to dress up like the legend and even spread joy like him. Her latest research took her to Emberglow, she found a pair of orphans named Marous and Chica who are being taken by a mean nobleman named Ruprecht to be sold due to the orphans' debts.
Nicola was a former thief who now researches the legend of Red Hat, a famous mythological person who gives gifts to good boys and girls. Her interest on Red Hat led her to dress up like the legend and even spread joy like him. Her latest research took her to Emberglow, she found a pair of orphans named Marous and Chica who are being taken by a mean nobleman named Ruprecht to be sold due to the orphans' debts.
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* DarkAndTroubledPast: According to Nicola, she used to be a thief who hated people who she saw to have better lives than her, which led her bitterness to the world around her. She claimed to have committed some serious crimes that were more than mere thievery. She was only saved from this life by one of the people whom she saw as more fortunate than her.
* HeelFaceTurn: Nicola used to be a thief with a more bitter view in life and committed some terrible things. It was thanks to someone saving her from her painful life that she got to be the nice person she is today.
* LethalChef: Nicola claims to be a pretty bad cook. It says something when she relies on kids to do the cooking instead of her.
* HeelFaceTurn: Nicola used to be a thief with a more bitter view in life and committed some terrible things. It was thanks to someone saving her from her painful life that she got to be the nice person she is today.
* LethalChef: Nicola claims to be a pretty bad cook. It says something when she relies on kids to do the cooking instead of her.
* RedIsHeroic: Her clothes main color palette is red, unsurprisingly as she dresses up like someone named Red Hat. And just like Red Hat, she spreads happiness to the people around her.
* YouRemindMeOfX: Nicola said that Marous' bad attitude towards more fortunate people reminds her of how she was like in his shoes when she was younger.
'''Tropes associated with her story:'''
* AmbigiousSituation: Why is Nicola so fascinated with Red Hat? Is Red Hat actually the one who saved her in the past? Or did the person who saved her used to tell her stories about Red Hat?
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Ruprecht ended up helping Nicola mass produce the medicine for the sick children after Nicola helped him learn the truth about his wife's disappearance.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: Subverted for Marous. The very first scene we see him is when he tried to attack Ruprecht with a knife in order to get his sister back. And Marous showed confusion over why Nicola tries to help random strangers, hatred towards the upper classes, and cynical views over the poor state of lower classes like himself.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Her official art shows her walking around and talking to a young boy dressed in blue. It foreshadows how the whole story involves her convincing Marous about helping other people.
* HeroicSacrifice: Ruprecht's wife had left to find the "unmelting ice" from the Red Hat's legend in order to create a cure for the illness running rampant ten years ago. While she unfortunately died in the grotto, the notes she left behind helped Nicola find the "unmelting ice" to save Chica and the other children when the illness returned.
* HistoryRepeats:
** There was illness that ran rampant in Emberglow. It led to many people leaving the city to save themselves, and Ruprecht's wife disappeared during the event. This same illness would return during Nicola's story and sent several children on their deathbeds. But Nicola is determined to prevent the tragedy from repeating.
** Nicola claims that, wherever she goes to research Red Hat, she ended up running into and resolving major issues in the area. This always leads her expanding and strengthening the legend of Red Hat as her actions keep the legend alive. It also created more people who would take the mantle of Red Hat and continue the cycle.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Ruprecht became a bitter person after the disappearance of his wife. He is willing to sell off Marous and Chica because the kids were in debt and their parents were dead. When Nicola reported to him that his wife had actually died trying to find a cure for the illness ten years ago, he acted indifferent and said that it made no difference because too much time had past. But he ended up helping Nicola later on when he used his connections and his late wife's medical equipment to mass produce the medicine needed to save the sick children.
* PosthumousCharacter: It turns out that Ruprecht's wife was already dead by the time of Nicola's story, as Nicola's group found the woman's skeleton in the Snowshard Grotto.
* RedIsHeroic: At the end of the story, Hilda (a nice noble who had been helping out Nicola) dressed up in all red to live just like Red Hat and Nicola.
* SantaClaus: The Red Hat is the Santa Claus of this world.
* SayMyName: As Nicola is leaving, Marous shouts her goodbye while calling her Red Hat.
* ToDumbToLive: Despite Nicola ordering Marous to stay in town to look after the latter's sister, Marous secretly followed Nicola and the Chosen One into the grotto. He ended up being attacked by a monster, getting badly injured. Though, it later turned out that Marous encountered this monster because he saw that the monster had the medicine's key ingredient growing on its back.
* TookALevelOfCynic: According to Hilda, her father Ruprecht used to be much nicer. However, the disappearance of her mother (and the rumors that she had eloped with someone) led him to become more bitter and throw away anything reminding him of his wife.
* WouldHurtAChild: The deer monster containing the "unmelting ice" mushrooms on its back had attacked Marous. It's not surprising since it's... well... a monster.
* YouRemindMeOfX: Nicola said that Marous' bad attitude towards more fortunate people reminds her of how she was like in his shoes when she was younger.
'''Tropes associated with her story:'''
* AmbigiousSituation: Why is Nicola so fascinated with Red Hat? Is Red Hat actually the one who saved her in the past? Or did the person who saved her used to tell her stories about Red Hat?
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Ruprecht ended up helping Nicola mass produce the medicine for the sick children after Nicola helped him learn the truth about his wife's disappearance.
* ChildrenAreInnocent: Subverted for Marous. The very first scene we see him is when he tried to attack Ruprecht with a knife in order to get his sister back. And Marous showed confusion over why Nicola tries to help random strangers, hatred towards the upper classes, and cynical views over the poor state of lower classes like himself.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Her official art shows her walking around and talking to a young boy dressed in blue. It foreshadows how the whole story involves her convincing Marous about helping other people.
* HeroicSacrifice: Ruprecht's wife had left to find the "unmelting ice" from the Red Hat's legend in order to create a cure for the illness running rampant ten years ago. While she unfortunately died in the grotto, the notes she left behind helped Nicola find the "unmelting ice" to save Chica and the other children when the illness returned.
* HistoryRepeats:
** There was illness that ran rampant in Emberglow. It led to many people leaving the city to save themselves, and Ruprecht's wife disappeared during the event. This same illness would return during Nicola's story and sent several children on their deathbeds. But Nicola is determined to prevent the tragedy from repeating.
** Nicola claims that, wherever she goes to research Red Hat, she ended up running into and resolving major issues in the area. This always leads her expanding and strengthening the legend of Red Hat as her actions keep the legend alive. It also created more people who would take the mantle of Red Hat and continue the cycle.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Ruprecht became a bitter person after the disappearance of his wife. He is willing to sell off Marous and Chica because the kids were in debt and their parents were dead. When Nicola reported to him that his wife had actually died trying to find a cure for the illness ten years ago, he acted indifferent and said that it made no difference because too much time had past. But he ended up helping Nicola later on when he used his connections and his late wife's medical equipment to mass produce the medicine needed to save the sick children.
* PosthumousCharacter: It turns out that Ruprecht's wife was already dead by the time of Nicola's story, as Nicola's group found the woman's skeleton in the Snowshard Grotto.
* RedIsHeroic: At the end of the story, Hilda (a nice noble who had been helping out Nicola) dressed up in all red to live just like Red Hat and Nicola.
* SantaClaus: The Red Hat is the Santa Claus of this world.
* SayMyName: As Nicola is leaving, Marous shouts her goodbye while calling her Red Hat.
* ToDumbToLive: Despite Nicola ordering Marous to stay in town to look after the latter's sister, Marous secretly followed Nicola and the Chosen One into the grotto. He ended up being attacked by a monster, getting badly injured. Though, it later turned out that Marous encountered this monster because he saw that the monster had the medicine's key ingredient growing on its back.
* TookALevelOfCynic: According to Hilda, her father Ruprecht used to be much nicer. However, the disappearance of her mother (and the rumors that she had eloped with someone) led him to become more bitter and throw away anything reminding him of his wife.
* WouldHurtAChild: The deer monster containing the "unmelting ice" mushrooms on its back had attacked Marous. It's not surprising since it's... well... a monster.
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* BlueBlood: Heinz is the head of a noble fiefdom, but he seeks to eliminate the disparity between the rich and poor.
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* BlueBlood: Heinz is the head of a the Danfole noble fiefdom, but he seeks to eliminate the disparity between the rich and poor.
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* MysteriousPast: Merrit's Traveler Story never quite explains how her family fell from grace.
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* MysteriousPast: Merrit's Traveler Story never quite explains how her family fell from grace. Supplementary materials reveal she is from Hornburg, losing her home during the civil war.
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'''Influence:''' Power\\
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'''Influence:''' Power\\
Power\\\
Rita is the daughter of Dale, a skilled apothecary and founder of the apothecary group known as the The Dove Coalition. Her group, lead by her father and her companion Croft, is responsible for treating everyone injured in the war, regardless of what nation or side the injured are from. While not the brightest in directions, she is however quite skilled in medicine and plants. However, despite that, her father claimed that she is missing something important for an apothecary. Thus, her father sent her out on a journey to discover what she's lacking.
Rita is the daughter of Dale, a skilled apothecary and founder of the apothecary group known as the The Dove Coalition. Her group, lead by her father and her companion Croft, is responsible for treating everyone injured in the war, regardless of what nation or side the injured are from. While not the brightest in directions, she is however quite skilled in medicine and plants. However, despite that, her father claimed that she is missing something important for an apothecary. Thus, her father sent her out on a journey to discover what she's lacking.
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* NiceGirl: Thanks in part with her group's teachings of treating everyone regardless of nationality and such, Rita is kindhearted enough to treat the Edoras soldiers. This is despite the fact that those same soldiers had attacked her group, almost killed her father, and tried to attack her (leading her to subdue them).
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Her official art shows her treating an injured soldier who's wearing black-and-dark red armor. It foreshadows her involvement with the Edoras soldiers, and how she'd ultimately treat them.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Her official art shows her treating an injured soldier who's wearing black-and-dark red armor. It foreshadows her involvement with the Edoras soldiers, and how she'd ultimately treat them.
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* PreviousPlayerCharacterCameo: In the credits shown after completing the Master of All storyline, Cyrus is seen teaching Mikhail (the boy from the Master of Fame storyline).
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* BigEater: Pearl shows some signs of this, enjoying every opportunity to eat lots of Magg's cooking.
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* ChildhoodFriendRomance: Magg's sister Yolanda is marrying someone whom she knew since they were kids.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: Pearl initially chose to not continue pursuing Magg when she thought the latter was getting married. She even went as far as help prevent the wedding's delay by fetching the medicine for Magg's sick sister. However, Pearl resumed her pursuit once she found out that it was Magg's sister who was getting married, not Magg himself.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: Pearl initially chose to not continue pursuing Magg when she thought the latter was getting married. She even went as far as help prevent the wedding's delay by fetching the medicine for Magg's sick sister. However, Pearl resumed her pursuit once she found out that it was Magg's sister who was getting married, not Magg himself.
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* AscendedExtra: Magg the Cook was just a minor NCP from Clearbrook who had significance to a single quest from the first game. Here, he has more focus and screentime because he is the love interest for Pearl, one of the travelers.
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** Yugo's flaw is his laziness and gluttony. The reason that his hunt took so long was because he is either napping or being distracted by food. He only mustered the motivation to finish his hunt when the Chosen One got involved, and even then, it still took a while due to Yugo's sleepiness.
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* TheSlacker: Yugo falls into this, getting tired easily and being seen taking a nap after resolving or failing something.
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* TheArchmage: He Like Cyrus, he is a scholar who has access to Fire, Ice and Lightning that is are very useful for combat.
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TheArchmage: He is a scholar that is very useful for combat.
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TheArchmage: He is a scholar that is very useful for combat.
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* HiddenDepths: Romona is a great cook and skilled in translating scriptures for easy use.
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* Hidden Depths: In Jessica's case, she is a great storyteller. This helps her attract an audience for scriptures.
* Hidden Depths: In Jessica's case, she is a great storyteller. This helps her attract an audience for scriptures.
