Ragnvaldr

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   Keys: Background, Backstory, Lore

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   Ragnvaldr, born with the tormented soul, was destined to face relentless struggles in every step of his life. However, this very burden became the forge that shaped his physical strength and unrivaled iron will, akin to that of the gods themselves.

   In his early years, Ragnvaldr enjoyed a balanced childhood in the city of Kingdom of Oldegård, blessed with the presence of both his parents. It was his father who imparted upon him the art of war, nurturing his martial prowess and preparing him for the challenges ahead.

   As time passed, the winters in the north grew colder, and the summers became shorter, plunging the land into a state of deep hunger. In the face of this plight, a grown Ragnvaldr, alongside other brave men of Oldegard, embarked on a treacherous journey westward, in search of sustenance and riches to alleviate the suffering of their people. The sea stretched endlessly before them, and the horrors of the expedition took its toll on the weary crew. Amidst the gloom, their perseverance led them to the uncharted shores of Vinland, a dark and untamed continent steeped in the shadows of ancient deities and unfamiliar gods that Ragnvaldr had never heard of. Ragnvaldr survived, helping bring back the Cube of the Depths. The experience hardened him, teaching him some of the skills he would later need to survive.

   During a hunting expedition, Ragnvaldr returned to his village, only to bear witness to his worst fears materializing before his eyes: The Knights of the Midnight Sun invaded Oldegård to take the Cube of the Depths, killing many members of Ragnvaldr's tribe in the process. This included Ragnvaldr's wife and child, Hilde and Björn. He has come to the Dungeons of Fear and Hunger to take back the cube, and to exact revenge on the army's captain, Le'garde, for all the pain his people suffered during the invasion.

   Though Ragnvaldr and his Oldegårdian peers have more primitive appearances, this is only surface-level; they are unsurpassed as merchants and sailors, in addition to boasting warriors known for being strong and brave. Indeed, the skillset, fearlessness, and general knowledge that make Ragnvaldr a valuable warrior in the dungeon seem to come from his life experiences as an Oldegårdian. Has a Tormented soul.

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   Keys: Devour

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   A barbaric trait of devouring the carcass of your enemies to ease hunger.

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   Keys: War cry

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   Provoke the enemy into attacking you. Enemies will start focusing you for the rest of the battle.

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   Keys: Marksmanship

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   High level archery skill. Use your accurate shots to finish off opponents from distance.

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   Keys: Bloodlust

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   Hype yourself into a state of aggression and trance. An old traditional Oldegårdian folk skill. Increases damage and speed.

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   Keys: Dungeons of Fear & Hunger, Fortress of Fear & Hunger

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   A cruel and cold dungeon, where darkness reigns supreme. There are many levels to the dungeon. The dungeon, the prison, the mines, the caverns, and the catacombs, in that order. The dungeons are patrolled by cruel creatures, often not only killing their victims, but very commonly brutally raping them as well, causing severe anal bleeding. The dungeons slowly wear down the sanity of those in it, and cause an overwhelming feeling of starvation. The fortress is built on the remains of the gate leading to the Ma'habre, and works as an ancient nexus for different planes of existence. It is required to possess the Cube of the Depths to enter this area to Ma'habre from the dungeons. Consists of 9 levels: 1st level - Gate Entrance, Stairway, Courtyard, Inner hall, Backyard, Sylvian Worship Meadow, Hidden Backyard; 2nd level - Basement, Dungeons, Thicket, Blood pit, Shit pit; 3rd level - Thicket, Basement, Prisons; 4th level - Caverns, Thicket; 5th level - Mines, Deeper Thicket; 6th level - Mines, Altar of Darkness; 7th level - Catacombs, Gates to Ancient city; 8th level - Gauntlet; 9th level - Gauntlet

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   Keys: Le'garde

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   Le'garde, the enigmatic commander of the mercenary group known as the Knights of the Midnight Sun, had a magnetic presence that drew many followers to his cause. Among his loyal subordinates was D'arce Cataliss, a trusted member of his inner circle. Le'garde's success as a leader was attributed to his prophetic vision of a unified kingdom, achieved without the need for violence. He had a way of connecting with the common people, who saw in him a kindred spirit, having come from humble origins themselves. As time passed, Le'garde's deeds and aura led others to view him as the very embodiment of the long-awaited figure from ancient prophecies. This perception grew to such an extent that even New God Nilvan came to believe that Le'garde held the key to her eternal existence. At an unknown point, Nilvan visited Le'garde in a dream, joining with him in conceiving a child whose significance would reverberate throughout the world.

   As the Knights of the Midnight Sun grew in size and influence, their actions caught the attention of the reigning power in the western region, Rondon. Initially, Rondon saw Le'garde's army as a potential asset, but as they continued to expand, they became a perceived threat to Rondon's modern reign.

   Le'garde's personal transformation paralleled the evolution of his army. He became more reclusive, dedicating his time to studying ancient texts and the occult. His obsession with relics and artifacts eventually led him to invade Oldegård in pursuit of the Cube of the Depths. He was willing to use any means necessary to obtain the relic, even resorting to violence and killing those who stood in his way. This act of aggression provided Rondon with an excuse to turn public opinion against Le'garde and justify his imprisonment.

   Having been captured after the defeat of the Knights of the Midnight Sun, Le'garde was thrown into the dungeons of Fear and Hunger, where he suffered unspeakable torture at the hands of Trortur. Eventually, Captain Rudimer removed him from Trortur's reach, following a request from high priestess Selene, and had him transferred to the lower levels. After months of his imprisonment, four adventurers would delve into the dungeon in search of him, each driven by their distinct motives and objectives.

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   Keys: Oldegård

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   It is a frigid land area up north of the Bremen Empire and east or northeast of the Kingdom of Rondon. The Kingdom of Oldegård is renowned for its independence and its people's iron wills and advanced ships, which enabled them to navigate the previously uncharted western regions of the world. Although the Oldegårdians may have had a primitive appearance in the past, this is merely superficial. They excel as merchants and sailors, and their warriors are known for their strength and bravery, valuable resources that aid their survival in the harsh winters that the country is famous for. The kingdom boasts intriguing cultural artifacts like the Pinecone Pig amulet and folklore stories depicting the Skin Granny. Oldegård is said to have discovered the distant western continent, Vinland, in 1009. In 1577, the Oldegårdians revisited Vinland in search of resources and treasures, leading to the discovery of the Cube of the Depths artifact. Upon their return, the Knights of the Midnight Sun raided and invaded an Oldegårdian village in their pursuit of the cube, leaving Ragnvaldr as one of the few survivors of this event.

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   Keys: Vinland, The Dark Continent

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   Little is known about Vinland due to its distance from Europa and its incredibly hostile environment. The land is known for being tainted by strange and unknown deities, which have left the continent engulfed in a constant, gloomy darkness. Vinland's soil is rocky and barren, preventing most plant life and making the landscape resemble "a colorless black mass". Vinland was not visited by anyone from Europa until the year 1009, when the first known mention of the land was recorded by Oldegårdian sailors. Explorers from Oldegård, including Ragnvaldr, would later visit the continent in 1577 in search of resources and treasures. Though many of these explorers would be killed or driven mad by the otherworldly environment, the survivors ultimately succeeded in recovering the Cube of the Depths, sparking the events of Fear & Hunger. Explorers would eventually nickname the continent "Wine Land" due to the amount of wine one needed to drink to forget about their horrific experiences there. Though Oldegård would eventually form a trade route would between Europa and Vinland, colonization efforts struggled. By 1942, the continent has still not been explored or colonized in a great capacity. Luxuries native to the continent, such as tobacco and "Old Vinland" whiskey, remain highly valuable. The Sergal spear is an ornated weapon mostly used by the warrior tribes of northern Vinland. Though Vinland has largely been described as being unsettled, the continent does appear to have its own advanced native cultures, as is evidenced by the presence of warrior tribes in the northern parts of the continent. Rancid the Sergal belongs to one of these tribes.

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