History VideoGame / FearAndHunger

** Ending C-II: [[spoiler:The player tracks down Le'garde in the monster-filled world; however, when offered mercy by him, they accept and kneel before him. Le'garde makes good on his offer, using his new power to free the player character from the strange world, where they are able to return to civilization, having accomplished essentially nothing of value. Disturbed from their experiences, the player character becomes a recluse. Eventually, they hear of Le'garde as well, and hear tales of him unifying civilization with abilities that seem practically supernatural. Decades later, with Le'garde having becoming the Yellow King, they catch a glimpse of him once again, noticing that, though he looks just as young as he did when they first met, his skin has become a sickly shade of yellow, colored by the green darkness of the strange world.]]

* EldritchLocation: There's something ominous about the Dungeons of Fear and Hunger that prove they're more than just a prison, not the least of which is how the ever-present darkness drives those who dwell in them for too long to madness and physically turns them into monsters. [[spoiler:The fact the location has been a nexus to multiple planes of existence likely has something to do with it, as does how it continues to have trace amounts of influence of the many gods that have existed throughout history lurking within it halls.]]

** By starting with Mercenary and selecting the backstory option that gives you the Steal skill, you can steal the Scroll of the long sword from Ser Seymor, which teaches Leg Sweep. Leg Sweep immediately destroys all doors in the game that you can get into combat with...including the door which holds the Miasma, one of the most powerful weapons in the game that would normally require beating the Crow Mauler (an extremely dangerous and powerful optional boss) to access. You can also use Leg Sweep to break down the shortcut door in the Prison that leads directly to the floor where Le'garde is being held, and equip with him the Miasma as he is the only character who can use it with no downsides.

* HumanSacrifice: You can sacrifice party members in any unused ritual circle to gain affinity for Gro-goroth.

** Lastly, the Sergal Spear can be found inside Ma'habre, requiring a sacrifice of four arms to access. This is twice-over a steep cost, as recovering limbs is next to impossible and the weapon requires two arms to use anyways. Those that do find a way though will be well-rewarded, as the spear has a higher attack value than anything else in the game.

* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Any time you get the chance to help or treat a non playable character kindly will come back to bite you in the ass.
The most notable example is the little girl who if you manage to keep alive will transform into the final boss and kill the player character even if he manages to win the fight.

* CallAHitPointASmeerp: Body and Mind are counterparts to both Health and Mana respectively, and are both set at 100 each, for the player's character as well as for every character that can be recruited. Certain enemies can also permanently decrease those stats, and [[spoiler:sacrificing blood for Gro-goroth on a ritual circle causes a loss of 30 maximum body for the main character]].

** The Crow Mauler can choose to [[spoiler:use his Peck ability on members of the party, which will immediately decapitate them if it hits]].