There I found a place to use the faceted mirror found before and it opened up a new dimension. I was actually travelling back in time thousands of years to what this temple looked like then.
This statue was tougher than many others |
Only to be met by a maze with lots of random and difficult fights. I fled from most but had to reload a few times cause sometimes they just disintegrate you with powerful spells.
The maze was not very fun to map out |
In the open I found a new entrance down below and went there. It ended with my total death. Obviously I stumbled right into the hands of Malifur and the dark orb I got was pulsating. I reloaded and before going down I cast the God rune spel of imprisonment. It turned this was the thing to do because the Ancient ones started to talk to me...
It turned out I had successfully imprisoned Malifon again, albeit temporarily. Sometime in the future he would get released again when the spell would weaken but I had won for now. But the outcome was not as happy as you can imagine since the land of Ymros was largely destroyed and was still laid under permanent winter as you can read below.
This was quite discomforting to read. The Ancient One nevertheless offered me to rule with him as gods or allow us to return to Ymros to complete our work and rebuild it. We answered the latter and remained mortal but helped building up Ymros of the time.
Every single person had his mission in this new world and then the game was finally over after about 20 hours or so.
There was no way to continue the game after this and I had to quit it. With mixed feelings. I like the somewhat bitter end. A victory never comes without huge losses and here it was felt. But I love that darker side of things because that is just as it is in reality. I will return in another post to give my review of this game.
So if I'm understanding correctly, the game tells what each of your adventurers does after retiring? That's really something I haven't seen before. Sure, they did it in single character games like Fallout, but I've never seen it in a game where you make a party of your own. I'm sure it's probably just decided on race/class, but it's still a great feature.
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ReplyDeleteYes that was the case. Quite fun for the time actually.
By the way, do you know that you can actually jump straight into the ending once one of your character has gotten the God Runes? In the ruined temple of the Ancients where you fight Jesric, there is a series of rooms with 2 ghosts talking to each other. At the last room, if you cast the Imprison spell, it imprisons Malifon.
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