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God of Traps to Goddess of Milfs

🕑 Added 2016-06-16 08:28:42 +0000 UTC

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LurkerGG

yeah I wanted to do that too, but Darauk sold me on the whole turn into his hot sister path.

Maximum

I'll be honest, I was hoping for a male to female/bimbo version of Gywndolin, without him turning into his sister, but this is okay too. Great job!

As a darkmoon I approve of this alternate universe where Gwyndolin isn't eaten alive.

SpectralTime

Maybe, but there's plenty of humans with magic in the game. And a not-inconsiderable number of humanoid characters that apparently aren't actually human, like all the giants or the people of Izaleth that survived. And, you know, the age-old argument that humans *claim* to want to rule themselves, but really *want* something like the gods around. Not sure if I buy it myself, but... playing devil's advocate for a position I'm deeply ambivalent about here.

LurkerGG

From what I heard, the devs confirmed that the dark age would be an age without magic and ruled by humans, so basically our world. The whole "keep the fire going" only really benefits the gods, especially since they started the curse of undeath in order to make sure humans kept kindling the flame.

SpectralTime

Also, he *clearly* had issues, so turning into his sister? Yeah, I can see him wanting that.

SpectralTime

It's not like any of them were *evil*. It's Gottedammerung, and not the cool, cataclysmic war kind. The slow, depressing, heat-death of the universe kind. Best any of them *could* do is set themselves on fire forever. Gwyndolin is actively trying to get you to set yourself on fire forever. Is that defensible? Kinda! We don't know what the "Age of Dark" entails, or if it'd be better to have him around as a sorta "backup divinity." It *does* mean he's too chickenshit to do the job himself, but... who wouldn't be? Besides, apparently in the third game, we find out that he went out heroically trying to stop the giant god-eating monstrosity from getting any bigger, and his last thoughts were of his niece, alone in that painting forever now that he was gone. It's a good thought.