Below I have listed a number of positive and negative actions that could trigger upon death for each character potentially saving the quest, and replacing that horrible, bitter feeling, with a triumphant tenderness, that would make sure you would forever remember this character as a true sentinel against the maddening forces of the abyss. Only to have them die to a bunch of fish folk who got four crits in a row.īut imagine if in your heroes last moments, they did something to redeem themselves and you. We've all gotten attached to one particular character and have built them up, put them on a pedestal and given them the best of everything, hell you might have even renamed them to something more personal which no joke is the worst possible thing you can do. They would have to have some experience of course, and the chances would be low, but something like this could really help both in game and irl, because I know I'm not alone when it comes to getting emotional with this game, even if it's not advised. What if when your heroes were struck by a deathblow, they had a chance to do something amazing. Perfectly in character for a zealous warrior isn't it?Īll that aside it gave me a pretty nifty little idea. All the classes have unique quotes for when they are chosen, with the crusaders being "unholy foulness! I will take you with me!". The boss and move in question are the heart of darkness's "come unto your maker" which is an instant kill on one of your party members, no matter have healthy or sane they are, making it all the more painful by making you choose who has to die. But one quote in particular struck me and it was for one of the the final bosses moves. Of course there were some interesting ones, like the fact that he had a wife/betrothed before he left for the crusade and that she could have possibly died. Alright, so I got this idea when I was looking over the crusaders page on the wiki, in the quotes section.
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