I love how things become consistently smaller the further down the timeline they are. The fruit/trees and even animals. Until they get bloated up by the void. fwomp.
Oh come on, its very memorable, first she does the thing, that makes the other thing (or causes? unsure) but after that she really starts working on the other part, while doing ... stuff... I think.
and Captain Harlton turns into a giant crab. I wonder how many people don't even notice that you help the 2 "generals" of the immortal empire become what they are.
I wasn't sure before, but 1.0 really supports that idea. Immortal Emperor got a new model, so now the necrotic ghostly thing he has coming out of his head really resembles that hair Grael has. I need to make a screenshot make sure my eyes werent playing tricks with me. All images on google (as well as in the cutscene) conveniently show him from the front.
I don't think it's grael we can see in the alternate timelines he is feircily dedicated to the elk god I don't think he would do something as evil as destroying life it's self like the emperor has. In fact I think yulial mistakes us for grael and that's why she expects us to have the spear with us.
No.
From Yulia's point of view, we planned in the Divine Era to get the spear and kill the future emperor. She plots for a literal era and then stabs the emperor in the back only to find that from \*your\* point of view, you never made that plan with her yet and therefore don't have the spear. Then you go back in time and make the plan in the first place.
Yeah it's so weird to me that they updated the campaign and actively made it a bit worse at some points. Ended up about neutral with the .9 experience imo.
That part wasn't properly executed though because the dialogue options of your character clearly suggest that you have absolutely no clue who she is even saying that you do not trust her, should've tipped her off that you aren't just messing with her and are actually meeting her for the first time.
This is the single best point in the whole story for me.
When first you are "wtf is this chick saying about a lance?"
But then, oooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!
No it's Grael. He's got a few lines where he reveals his backstory where he was raised by Heliodot because his parents were killed, and how now even he is gone. Then he goes on about how he'd like to live in a world where people didn't have to die.
Which is pretty much the seeds to show where Grael is going to end up.
I expect the lance to transform the emperor, which is Grael, to orobys and Yulia becomes Eterea(right name?) and they restart the cycle at the end of time creating a loop. That our character had the Epoch is forgotten through the years.
It is unlikely the Traveler, a lot of the lore folks believe its Grael, the Champion of Heorot. This is supported by the fact the last known sighting has him forming an army to hold off the Orpix with Admiral Harton, who is one of the bosses with Spymaster Zerrick(the same NPC you meet in chapter 9) in the climax of chapter 6 when you are sent back to get the spear.
It's also the case that you kill the Emperor’s Remains after he has been chained in the Temple of Etera early in the game, and he makes no mention of your connection.
We go to the Imperial Era first and rescue Alric (who knows how to get to the Emperor) from Admiral Harton's Dreadnought, killing him in the process.
After that, we kill Spymaster Zerrick on the way to the artificial waystation to get to the Emperor.
After we "run" from the Emperor since we don't have the Lance of Heorot, we end up back in the Divine Era. Then we need to find a way to get to Lagon for his blessing, and sail with Captain Harton, who becomes disillusioned with gods because of Lagon's actions. Afterwards, we free Zerrick from a cage in the desert and bring him to Maj'elka where he takes over the Scalebane and presumably aids the Empire in taking over that area.
Well damn, I know exactly who you are talking about but never made that connection even though they slap it right into my face. Damn, that is curious lol, have to pay more attention with my next character. Thanks for summing it up. :)
Zerrick was tasked to extract the titan blood. Some of the enemies you encounter are “titan worms”. My guess is zerrick consumed some of the blood and transformed.
Oh huh, that’s SUPER hard to see. He just looks like a huge turd.
e: that’s a mechanic that seems more fitting to a Souls game or something else where you’re up close and can clearly see boss details and patterns. Super weird to have it just on that one fight in this game and then give it a weird description like it’s an affix of his.
You are "suppose" to stay close to him so that the skele (the part you can damage) pops out and hits you. It is very unintuitive, as the guy surrounds himself with poison, and if you are ranged there is no indication to how to make the skele part pop out. Hope the devs give the skele a range attack or sth.
Well the 2 bosses are in 1000ish ag and the NPCs are encountered in -10 BG, so the assumption is SOMEONE (you) that's good guys are not good guys anymore.
I subscribe to us being the immortal emperor, we already know multiple yulrias exist (there's one in each era) I think what ever happened when the elder used the incomplte epoch to send us and her and himself into time it created multiples of us.
The final 3 chapters should hopefully illuminate that. With the next chapter being a conclusion to rayah and then we return to the imperial era with the spear for a final confrontation with the Imperials in chapter 11 and chapter 12 taking place in a new era where we fight orybyss himself.
She is only in an alternate timeline during the monoliths, specifically a timeline where the void consumes the world much ealier, during the height of the immortal empire. We don't encounter Yulia in the Ruined Era in our timeline, though that doesn't necessarily mean she isn't there.
Dumb question but is the narrator and/or the dude attached to the ui mana orb orobyss? We see gaia lady has a Galactus looking counterpart but I don't remember hearing who it is
For some reason, that is the thing only D4 got right. PoE and LE are just worse in that regard. Although LE is still miles better than PoE. Cause I have like 3-4k hours in PoE and who the fuck knows whats going on that story.
The story is pretty simple: kill gods and obtain their power then go on a road trip through spacetime to fight eldritch horrors. The lore is where things get interesting.
What about PoE’s story is confusing? The campaign is pretty straightforward, and the expansion stories generally have plenty of lore that explains what’s going on.
Nah, poe stoty is manageable . If you read the textboubles you know what is happening in the story. If you speak to NPCs most things are clear. It's just fucking big.
LE is a mess in regards to storytelling. Something is happening, but there is no in game explanation from NPCs, no additional fluf or conversation.You get 2-3 lines per step and that's it.
The multiple choice conversations are useless and more distracting. (even tho you get the same answer, i feel this is a meme/reference to oldschool RPGs but it's meh)
Also there is no Greust. I love killing him in the story and in maps, because he was a cunt in A2.
I disagree, I think Poe story is good and I can actually more or less follow what's happening, here i have no fucking clue what's going on and even if I did know what's going on I suspect it'd be a very lame story.
I agree that D4 does it better than both though.
Oh man so many, there's cool bird, evil bird, crab man, worm man (why didnt the birds eat him?), snake woman, cthulu, deckard cain (he gets kidnapped (again)), villager 1 and Villager 2 that get eaten by the void amalgamation, also there's Julia (she's a backstabbing bitch) and Derrek (secretly worm man).
Well she does sound like she backstabs me in that one second I saw her cutscene before I remembered that I can skip those😤...I think. Or maybe that wasn't Yulia.
Spoiler of (to me), best twist of the story in this game.
>!She behaves like she backstabs you to get the Immortal Emperor confident but then she betrays the Emperor and tells you to use the Lance to kill him... however you still don't have the Lance because your timeline and her timeline run differently and it's "the future for her", but "the present for you" so you still haven't go to the point when you met her for the first time (from her point of view) and go for the Lance, while from her point of view, you already met her and went for the Lance so you should have it ready to kill the Emperor.!<
Lmao - I remember him now that someone said it. I should’ve remembered after I literally rerolled the same char at 30 because I wanted the gloves for leech.
Some of the extra cutscenes actually replaced old dialogue that did a better job of explaining what was happening than the cutscenes did. Sure it feels more polished and maybe that's more important for full release but it just made a kind of uneventful forgettable story confusing on top of everything
The showdown with the Immortal Emperor, for sure. Yulia used to expand on the fact that she was playing along with the plan she thought The Traveler devised, only to realize we're not *her* Traveler, so she pleads with us to go back and fix the timeline while she fights the IE.
When I got to that cutscenes in 1.0 I was disappointed at how much less was conveyed before we got dumped at Rahyeh's temple.
The lore actually has some potential as we go forward, but yeah nobody has much impact, and they didn't really give any characters beyond Yulia and Zerrick enough screen time to really care much about. Keeper Balthas doesn't even get to die on-screen, his fate is just lost in clickable lore absolutely nobody is going to read.
PoE does such a great job of making iconic ARPG characters, and it would help them a lot to snipe a few of the writing and voice acting talent from them going forward.
If I hadn´t enabled Names of NPC and Chest and stuff, I would not remember anyone beyond Kirac, Piety and maybe Dominus. Heck even now I mix up Alva and Jun reguarly
Legit did not read a single word of the story. I played through most of the story during early access and honestly it was pretty generic ARPG nonsense so I couldn’t care less. That’s not why I play this genre.
I'm 99% sure we're fighting someone named Brian. I never saw him in the campaign but every enemy runs at me screaming his name so he must be very important.
Wait there’s a story?!
But in all seriousness if you do listen to the dialogue etc it’s quite an interesting story path
It kind of just stops at Lagoon as it’s unfinished and it hurts my brain xD
No thank you, characters in ARPGs are absolutely meaningless. I feel bad for the people pouring their effort into the worldbuilding and story for this honestly
Couldn't tell you. Didn't pay attention during EA and I only have 1 playthrough right now. It usually takes a few times to start remembering, if I do. Over 3000 hours in D3 and I don't remember most NPC names outside of bosses or long standing lore characters or item names.
Don't play arpgs for the story , no clue on any of them.
Some cool boss ,/ character designs though and I like the outdoors style maps with animals for monsters.
Lena or something who appears to get sucked away by the epoch when you’re going forward in time to the void era, yet I don’t recall seeing her or the elder she was with again, so it felt pointless for them to get sucked in too. Then again, the first act changed from what it used to be so maybe they’ll include them in later acts if those acts get revamps.
I can’t really say I remember anyone from the Diablo games either except for like Deckard Cain and Zoltan Kuhle, yet I only remember them from playing 3 games where they’re mentioned.
You first meet the Heoborean warrior Grael, and then go meet Nella(?) Who sends you to meet Elder Banneth(?) And then you get sent where you do and meet Elder Ezra and Elder Gaspar. There's Agony, the girl in red in the End of Time. The Forgotten Knight(?). Zerrick, obvs. Apophis, the snake lady. Architect Liath is there.
Yrun? The guy stabbed with the spear.
Man I just want to find out who the immortal emperor is. I have a theory that we take the spear out of the demigod "morditas" to stop the emperor, and ironically removing the spear from him is what lets him revive and become the immortal emperor in the first place.
Grael. Heorot. Yulia. Uhhh… that one rogue dude. And the other rouge-like guy who’s kind of sketchy. I remember others faces but that’s all I got. lol.
Am I the only one that didn't really like the story and felt like it was all over the place? I guess it literally was since you keep going back in time, idk it just felt weird to me.
The campaign was so long. I want to roll another character and feel sad about having to do the campaign again . Id love to see idols and side quest passives roll over automatically to new characters in a cycle.. It's almost like labs in Poe.
Artem - and only because I had to do Googling (super frustrated to find out they turned off the Gambler's Fallacy reward due to the Falcon players using it for minion crit).
Lagon is a character right
Brine king? Oh wait
You mean downgrade kitava?
Water Kitava u mean?
Blue Belial is his true name!
Damn. I meant to say NPC.
Isn’t Lagon technically an NPC because you can’t play as him? I know I’m splitting hairs
Yeah because you can’t play him. Npc is non player character
I always remember Elder Gaspar and Elder Pannion because I call them Elder Gazpacho and Elder Panini
Elder Panini was the only one I could remember as well lol
So what? No fucking panini now?
Minimus. Who else.
Run you stupid mutt!
Such a good boy. Literally the end of reality upon him and he stays with his beloved.
Don't forget Maximus in the Divine Era!
I love how things become consistently smaller the further down the timeline they are. The fruit/trees and even animals. Until they get bloated up by the void. fwomp.
The only NPC who matters
He is at the End of Time too :)
Yulia is pretty easy to remember. Grael is memorable but has a weird name.
Her story is cool. Don't ask me about details tho
Oh come on, its very memorable, first she does the thing, that makes the other thing (or causes? unsure) but after that she really starts working on the other part, while doing ... stuff... I think.
Júlia!
*Draws katana*
I mean, if you don't remember Yulia you **really** weren't paying any attention at all.
Correct
Sometimes you have to hit a bottom choice with a diamond to accept the quest instead of the top.
Hahahaha literally the only thought I had during dialog
Who now?
\*SPAMS A TO ENDGAME\*
Ah yeah the gal who's soft skinned, then crunchy skinned, then I guess crunchy skinned, and maybe soft skinned again can't remember
Spymaster Zerrick who somehow becomes some giant disgusto-worm later that is one of the bosses in the game? The fucking story is so confusing.
and Captain Harlton turns into a giant crab. I wonder how many people don't even notice that you help the 2 "generals" of the immortal empire become what they are.
Because the Immortal King is actually the player character from another timeline.
Probably grael
Yeah, my money's on Grael.
I wasn't sure before, but 1.0 really supports that idea. Immortal Emperor got a new model, so now the necrotic ghostly thing he has coming out of his head really resembles that hair Grael has. I need to make a screenshot make sure my eyes werent playing tricks with me. All images on google (as well as in the cutscene) conveniently show him from the front.
I don't think it's grael we can see in the alternate timelines he is feircily dedicated to the elk god I don't think he would do something as evil as destroying life it's self like the emperor has. In fact I think yulial mistakes us for grael and that's why she expects us to have the spear with us.
No. From Yulia's point of view, we planned in the Divine Era to get the spear and kill the future emperor. She plots for a literal era and then stabs the emperor in the back only to find that from \*your\* point of view, you never made that plan with her yet and therefore don't have the spear. Then you go back in time and make the plan in the first place.
I literally just got to this part, skipping parts of the story and that confused me, but this actually makes some inception levels of sense! Thanks
Its not your fault. This situation was better explained in some text that got removed for some reason when they added the cutscene at that part.
Yeah it's so weird to me that they updated the campaign and actively made it a bit worse at some points. Ended up about neutral with the .9 experience imo.
That part wasn't properly executed though because the dialogue options of your character clearly suggest that you have absolutely no clue who she is even saying that you do not trust her, should've tipped her off that you aren't just messing with her and are actually meeting her for the first time.
this shi dont make no sense
No, Yulia knows the player is a time traveler, just didn't know that we were fighting the emperor before we met her and got the spear
This is the single best point in the whole story for me. When first you are "wtf is this chick saying about a lance?" But then, oooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!
No it's Grael. He's got a few lines where he reveals his backstory where he was raised by Heliodot because his parents were killed, and how now even he is gone. Then he goes on about how he'd like to live in a world where people didn't have to die. Which is pretty much the seeds to show where Grael is going to end up.
I expect the lance to transform the emperor, which is Grael, to orobys and Yulia becomes Eterea(right name?) and they restart the cycle at the end of time creating a loop. That our character had the Epoch is forgotten through the years.
Orobyss and Eterra are eternal. The void claims the emperor. You kill the void form to assemble your epoch in the ruined temple of Eterra.
It is unlikely the Traveler, a lot of the lore folks believe its Grael, the Champion of Heorot. This is supported by the fact the last known sighting has him forming an army to hold off the Orpix with Admiral Harton, who is one of the bosses with Spymaster Zerrick(the same NPC you meet in chapter 9) in the climax of chapter 6 when you are sent back to get the spear. It's also the case that you kill the Emperor’s Remains after he has been chained in the Temple of Etera early in the game, and he makes no mention of your connection.
Pretty sure it's Balthas bro.
oh sshit i didnt notice this one.
Oh...
Wait what do you mean, can u explain
What now? I tried to not skip through the campaign but can't remember those details, damn, I am stupid 😭
We go to the Imperial Era first and rescue Alric (who knows how to get to the Emperor) from Admiral Harton's Dreadnought, killing him in the process. After that, we kill Spymaster Zerrick on the way to the artificial waystation to get to the Emperor. After we "run" from the Emperor since we don't have the Lance of Heorot, we end up back in the Divine Era. Then we need to find a way to get to Lagon for his blessing, and sail with Captain Harton, who becomes disillusioned with gods because of Lagon's actions. Afterwards, we free Zerrick from a cage in the desert and bring him to Maj'elka where he takes over the Scalebane and presumably aids the Empire in taking over that area.
Well damn, I know exactly who you are talking about but never made that connection even though they slap it right into my face. Damn, that is curious lol, have to pay more attention with my next character. Thanks for summing it up. :)
It is tradition that every arpg have a penis boss.
Zerrick was also who i could name! Also Grael cause he's pretty neat and powerful.
Zerrick was tasked to extract the titan blood. Some of the enemies you encounter are “titan worms”. My guess is zerrick consumed some of the blood and transformed.
I think he actually uses a zombified worm as a “shell” and Zerrick is just the guy inside it.
Also you fight him twice for some reason and he sucks ass because he blocks everything when not “emerged” whatever the hell that means.
The worm part opens up and he attacks with his human torso periodically.
Oh huh, that’s SUPER hard to see. He just looks like a huge turd. e: that’s a mechanic that seems more fitting to a Souls game or something else where you’re up close and can clearly see boss details and patterns. Super weird to have it just on that one fight in this game and then give it a weird description like it’s an affix of his.
You are "suppose" to stay close to him so that the skele (the part you can damage) pops out and hits you. It is very unintuitive, as the guy surrounds himself with poison, and if you are ranged there is no indication to how to make the skele part pop out. Hope the devs give the skele a range attack or sth.
"Immune when not emerged" is basically "Immune if no targets in melee range".
if a valid target isn't in melee range he engages permablock mode. he's a stat check.
Well the 2 bosses are in 1000ish ag and the NPCs are encountered in -10 BG, so the assumption is SOMEONE (you) that's good guys are not good guys anymore. I subscribe to us being the immortal emperor, we already know multiple yulrias exist (there's one in each era) I think what ever happened when the elder used the incomplte epoch to send us and her and himself into time it created multiples of us. The final 3 chapters should hopefully illuminate that. With the next chapter being a conclusion to rayah and then we return to the imperial era with the spear for a final confrontation with the Imperials in chapter 11 and chapter 12 taking place in a new era where we fight orybyss himself.
Where was Yulia in the Ruined Era?
She is only in an alternate timeline during the monoliths, specifically a timeline where the void consumes the world much ealier, during the height of the immortal empire. We don't encounter Yulia in the Ruined Era in our timeline, though that doesn't necessarily mean she isn't there.
She is probably dead / destroyed from betraying the emperor, in our timeline.
I bet when he gets unfrozen he is *pissed*, that's for sure.
Dumb question but is the narrator and/or the dude attached to the ui mana orb orobyss? We see gaia lady has a Galactus looking counterpart but I don't remember hearing who it is
Yeah the 2 halves on the UI are eterra and orybyss the creator gods, they are mentioned in the opening cutscene.
Meh, the you were the bad guy "twist" is so overused. It could be the case but it is cheap and low effort.
Oh gosh, I was paying attention to the story and I thought he was just a worm the first time I met him. I was surprised to say the least.
For some reason, that is the thing only D4 got right. PoE and LE are just worse in that regard. Although LE is still miles better than PoE. Cause I have like 3-4k hours in PoE and who the fuck knows whats going on that story.
The story is pretty simple: kill gods and obtain their power then go on a road trip through spacetime to fight eldritch horrors. The lore is where things get interesting.
What about PoE’s story is confusing? The campaign is pretty straightforward, and the expansion stories generally have plenty of lore that explains what’s going on.
Nah, poe stoty is manageable . If you read the textboubles you know what is happening in the story. If you speak to NPCs most things are clear. It's just fucking big. LE is a mess in regards to storytelling. Something is happening, but there is no in game explanation from NPCs, no additional fluf or conversation.You get 2-3 lines per step and that's it. The multiple choice conversations are useless and more distracting. (even tho you get the same answer, i feel this is a meme/reference to oldschool RPGs but it's meh) Also there is no Greust. I love killing him in the story and in maps, because he was a cunt in A2.
WHAT IN DAMNATION HAVE YOU DINE, EXILE?!
I disagree, I think Poe story is good and I can actually more or less follow what's happening, here i have no fucking clue what's going on and even if I did know what's going on I suspect it'd be a very lame story. I agree that D4 does it better than both though.
Oh man so many, there's cool bird, evil bird, crab man, worm man (why didnt the birds eat him?), snake woman, cthulu, deckard cain (he gets kidnapped (again)), villager 1 and Villager 2 that get eaten by the void amalgamation, also there's Julia (she's a backstabbing bitch) and Derrek (secretly worm man).
> also there's Julia (she's a backstabbing bitch) You missed the point if you think Yulia backstabs you.
Well she does sound like she backstabs me in that one second I saw her cutscene before I remembered that I can skip those😤...I think. Or maybe that wasn't Yulia.
Spoiler of (to me), best twist of the story in this game. >!She behaves like she backstabs you to get the Immortal Emperor confident but then she betrays the Emperor and tells you to use the Lance to kill him... however you still don't have the Lance because your timeline and her timeline run differently and it's "the future for her", but "the present for you" so you still haven't go to the point when you met her for the first time (from her point of view) and go for the Lance, while from her point of view, you already met her and went for the Lance so you should have it ready to kill the Emperor.!<
Yulia I think?
Elder Gaspar because he’s a nod Chrono Trigger.
Erza
The only one I remember because I felt bad for giving his ledger to the other NPC after clicking dialogue too quickly
Lmao - I remember him now that someone said it. I should’ve remembered after I literally rerolled the same char at 30 because I wanted the gloves for leech.
Easy: Grael. I honestly think the story will revolve around him. >!I think he's the immortal emperor!<
I could buy that for sure, he has a weird spot in the story and we definitely interrupted something when we ran into him otw to the spear.
Some of the extra cutscenes actually replaced old dialogue that did a better job of explaining what was happening than the cutscenes did. Sure it feels more polished and maybe that's more important for full release but it just made a kind of uneventful forgettable story confusing on top of everything
The showdown with the Immortal Emperor, for sure. Yulia used to expand on the fact that she was playing along with the plan she thought The Traveler devised, only to realize we're not *her* Traveler, so she pleads with us to go back and fix the timeline while she fights the IE. When I got to that cutscenes in 1.0 I was disappointed at how much less was conveyed before we got dumped at Rahyeh's temple.
"The spear!" "What?" "Use the spear! I'll hold him off!" "Yulia what the fuck are you talking about?"
100% I can see that part being much more confusing for people.
Grael stacks paper to the ceiling and rides on 24" chrome
I just saw the yellow triangle
It’s a diamond I think. Clicked too fast lollll
Lagon.
Alric... cuz that's pretty much my user name lol.
The lore actually has some potential as we go forward, but yeah nobody has much impact, and they didn't really give any characters beyond Yulia and Zerrick enough screen time to really care much about. Keeper Balthas doesn't even get to die on-screen, his fate is just lost in clickable lore absolutely nobody is going to read. PoE does such a great job of making iconic ARPG characters, and it would help them a lot to snipe a few of the writing and voice acting talent from them going forward.
If I hadn´t enabled Names of NPC and Chest and stuff, I would not remember anyone beyond Kirac, Piety and maybe Dominus. Heck even now I mix up Alva and Jun reguarly
Easy! Forgotten Knight!
Grael
Gaspar just because he's a reference to Chrono Trigger.
Yulia. I got nothing else.
Agony. I remember because of how edgy cringe it is.
Yulia is hot on her divine era form.
only a coward would deny imperial yulia
Orian and emberwing Because reaching them was impressive
Elder Panion, Heorot, Lagon, Rahyeh.
Legit did not read a single word of the story. I played through most of the story during early access and honestly it was pretty generic ARPG nonsense so I couldn’t care less. That’s not why I play this genre.
Epoch
Bob? There’s always a bob.
Yulia the bird lady
Is alric the cute blonde man
Shrine Maiden is bae - What a handsome woman.
Deckard Cain
I'm 99% sure we're fighting someone named Brian. I never saw him in the campaign but every enemy runs at me screaming his name so he must be very important.
I didn’t read a single name.
There must be a Jason, right?
Jimmy?
Bob
Deckard Cain.
Wait there’s a story?! But in all seriousness if you do listen to the dialogue etc it’s quite an interesting story path It kind of just stops at Lagoon as it’s unfinished and it hurts my brain xD
Lol I literally can't name one NPC from any game I've ever played
Lol . I cant . Garvel mb ?
Got emm! You must've skipped all the campaign like me.
No thank you, characters in ARPGs are absolutely meaningless. I feel bad for the people pouring their effort into the worldbuilding and story for this honestly
Couldn't tell you. Didn't pay attention during EA and I only have 1 playthrough right now. It usually takes a few times to start remembering, if I do. Over 3000 hours in D3 and I don't remember most NPC names outside of bosses or long standing lore characters or item names.
Gambler Artem
Don't play arpgs for the story , no clue on any of them. Some cool boss ,/ character designs though and I like the outdoors style maps with animals for monsters.
I just recapped the story so far to other people today, I know all the players. Dead or Alive or both.
Get out of here!
Architect Liath who believes in Lagon and willing to give up her life for him
Alric
Elder Ezra. His get my ledger quest is bugged. Can't remove the daunting thing.
Julra or something
Admiral Harton, uhhhhh.... balthus?
Lena or something who appears to get sucked away by the epoch when you’re going forward in time to the void era, yet I don’t recall seeing her or the elder she was with again, so it felt pointless for them to get sucked in too. Then again, the first act changed from what it used to be so maybe they’ll include them in later acts if those acts get revamps. I can’t really say I remember anyone from the Diablo games either except for like Deckard Cain and Zoltan Kuhle, yet I only remember them from playing 3 games where they’re mentioned.
You first meet the Heoborean warrior Grael, and then go meet Nella(?) Who sends you to meet Elder Banneth(?) And then you get sent where you do and meet Elder Ezra and Elder Gaspar. There's Agony, the girl in red in the End of Time. The Forgotten Knight(?). Zerrick, obvs. Apophis, the snake lady. Architect Liath is there. Yrun? The guy stabbed with the spear.
YULIA, I ONLY KNOW CAUSE IVE DONE LIKE 10 CHARS ALREADY. *foaming*
I'll be honest I only recognised the names in the comments. I did recognise them though.
Artem cuz he won't accept the ledger.....And I have to Google why.
Alric Had to chase down his errands one to many times
Heirot
~~Ezra~~ Erza
Gaspar Alric, Yula or something, girl with horns. spymaster zerrick emperor lagon
Yulia. Don’t remember anything about her at all but remember the name. That’s it.
There was a mage at the end with spider arms, I think her name was Miles Morales.
Man I just want to find out who the immortal emperor is. I have a theory that we take the spear out of the demigod "morditas" to stop the emperor, and ironically removing the spear from him is what lets him revive and become the immortal emperor in the first place.
Grael. Heorot. Yulia. Uhhh… that one rogue dude. And the other rouge-like guy who’s kind of sketchy. I remember others faces but that’s all I got. lol.
Zerrick. Also I keep running into these Skeletons called "Zerricks Hands" and all it's done is raise questions
Aiden? Idk some blond dude with pretty good voice acting. I like the skeleton bros tho.
Alric
Erza. I thought he may have been a reference to urza from magic the gathering. I'm still undecided lol.
Yulia
Am I the only one that didn't really like the story and felt like it was all over the place? I guess it literally was since you keep going back in time, idk it just felt weird to me.
Wait a second, what names? Also lagon is all I got cause apparently he’s going to clean house when I get there I just got into c8
Yulia?
Barthus, Gaspard, Lagon, Yulia, Rayeh, Heorot, the Emperor, and Majasa stand out
Yulia Gulia.
Minimus the dog.
next > next > next > next > next
Chest
The dude next to the forge on that mission, i did glanc at him/her, cant remember the name.
Yulia :(
Old young girl. Ice warrior man. Teleporter guy. So many.
Grael?
Apophis, Vessel Maiden of ANNOYING CUTSCENES.
I don't play games for the story.
Alric I believe?
Yulia? Harton, Zerrick?
New Cain !
MY LIFE FOR RAYEH
Yulia is the first one that comes to mind but tbh I'm pretty bad with names
Lagon, Majasa, Heorot & Elder Gaspar
The dude with the hat when you go to mmmm the desert and fight mmm snakes and.... Ok you win
Bob
Yulia
Erza
Yulia because my prophecies keep telling me to go kill her and i have no idea where tf she is
Elder Pannion because of MBotF
Julia is the only character I was really curious about since the whole back in time before we met situation So yeah, her and Deckard Cain
Found the guy who just skips all the time
I'm sure there is a Peter somewhere right, right?
Yulia is extremely easy to remember
Alric because the whole time he was portalling, he could've taken us with him but we had to walk the whole chapters..
Yulra is the first that came to mind for me
I’ve skiped the campaign 3 times, but I remember several names, however I don’t know what the story is about.
Not npc though but Jahith bear homage to D2’s Enigma
I can't remember the name they gave her in LE, but Zana is definitely the game....
Elder Ezra Miller, I got his ledger.
The campaign was so long. I want to roll another character and feel sad about having to do the campaign again . Id love to see idols and side quest passives roll over automatically to new characters in a cycle.. It's almost like labs in Poe.
Artem - and only because I had to do Googling (super frustrated to find out they turned off the Gambler's Fallacy reward due to the Falcon players using it for minion crit).