Most of the 'spy' classes tend towards chaotic alignments, given the necessity for the spy to lie and sneak even though they may be very loyal and honorable to their actual cause/employer/nationality. While taking responsibility for the Philosopher's Stone disaster, being a kind headmaster, and protecting his students when need be, Gammel also shows submission to lawful authority in a number of ways, including hunting for the Philosopher's Stone on their behalf and kicking out Bartido when he finds out Bartido is a spy (see Epilogue).īartido I suspect would be Chaotic Good. He's honorably bound by his contracts, and although while he'll certainly try to work around them will follow them (see, eg. He always tells the truth.if in a way that suits his motives. Seriously-Advocat's portrayal is actually one of the better Lawful Evils out there. But at the same time she's involved in a plot to restore the Archmage, which is most definitely not the act of someone interested in law and order, she breaks her word to Lillet and steals the soul container in Loop IV, and in the Epilogue rather than work with the authorities she goes off fighting her old allies on her own.Īmoretta: Lawful Good.

Margarita is basically a nice person, to wit her kindness towards Lillet right from the start and her refusal to kill Lillet and Hiram in Loop II when she had the chance and it would have preserved her secret. Hiram tends to be upright, honest, suspicious of evil, sincere in his affections, and strongly respects the rules (see Loop III, though there's some 'in love with Opalneria' factored in there as well). On the other hand, she freely violates school rules and the government's law (she openly conceals the fact that Bartido is a spy from an 'enemy nation' as well as Margarita's traitorious activities) all over the place. Opalneria for trying to sacrifice Amoretta in Loop IV). Margarita), but also those who make nasty errors in past lives (say, Ms. The 'good' part is pretty obvious, as she goes out of her way to try to save everybody except Grimlet, Surely, and Calvaros, and she's got the whole 'forgiving' thing down to a T, not only with people who do wrong (eg.

*sigh*ġ Having played Soul Nomad & Phantom Brave makes me really love and hate Lujei The mission where you can only use Alchemy. I actually expected GrimGrimoire to be an average game at best and was actually impressed that it had excellent graphics, a good storlyine (Goddman it Lujei, goddamnt it 1) and a fun gameplay. Then play Muramasa, a character driven story with an altered version of Odin Sphere´s gameplay.

On the other hand, I preferred Odin Sphere's gameplay-I'm not an RTS player, so while GG was fun, it was well outside my comfort zone. That said, they're both so generally awesome for story and characters that it's like deciding whether you'd rather have someone give you $1,000,000 or $1,000,007. Personally I preferred the characters of GrimGrimoire to Odin Sphere's I think the small-scale, 'closed environment' of the story allowed them to develop better, while the epic scale of Odin Sphere's story maintains some narrative distance between characters and player.

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