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====Ivor==== | ====Ivor==== | ||
''(See Gallery below for picture.)''<br> | ''(See Gallery below for picture.)''<br> | ||
'''Ivor''' (Japanese: ニード [Niido]) lives in [[Angel Falls]] and is the son of the mayor there. He is shown to be a troublemaker of sorts and skeptical when it comes to Celestrians. During the Hero's first solo journey to Angel Falls they are allowed to hit Ivor after speaking to a nearby child | '''Ivor''' (Japanese: ニード [Niido]) lives in [[Angel Falls]] and is the son of the mayor there. He is shown to be a troublemaker of sorts and skeptical when it comes to Celestrians. During the {{Hero 9}}'s first solo journey to Angel Falls they are allowed to hit Ivor after speaking to a nearby child | ||
Ivor teams up with the Hero to help clear the landslide blocking Angel Falls from the outside world. During this part he's a temporary | Ivor teams up with the {{Hero 9}} to help clear the landslide blocking Angel Falls from the outside world. During this part he's a temporary {{Party 9}} member the player can't command and is equipped with a copper sword and pot lid. | ||
He takes over the inn there after | He takes over the inn there after Erinn leaves to take over her [[Quester's Rest|father's inn]] in [[Stornway]]. According to the traveling merchant staying at the inn there, as well as Erinn's grandfather, the inn has suffered quite a decline in quality after Ivor took over. | ||
However, upon completion of the game, returning to the Angel Falls inn reveals that Erinn's grandfather has managed to shape Ivor into a hard worker. If you speak to the minstrel standing inside the inn, he remarks that the inn is vastly different from the filthy place he had previously stayed at. | However, upon completion of the game, returning to the Angel Falls inn reveals that Erinn's grandfather has managed to shape Ivor into a hard worker. If you speak to the minstrel standing inside the inn, he remarks that the inn is vastly different from the filthy place he had previously stayed at. | ||
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===[[Stornway]]=== | ===[[Stornway]]=== | ||
====Ginny==== | ====Ginny==== | ||
'''Ginny''' (Japanese: レナ [Lena]) is the banker of the ''Rainbow's End Trust'' bank at the [[Quester's Rest]]. She allows the | '''Ginny''' (Japanese: レナ [Lena]) is the banker of the ''Rainbow's End Trust'' bank at the [[Quester's Rest]]. She allows the {{Hero 9}} to store money (in increments of 1000 [[gold]] coins). | ||
====Pavo==== | ====Pavo==== | ||
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====King Schott==== | ====King Schott==== | ||
'''King Schott''' is a the current king of Stornway, and father of Princess Simone. He hires the | '''King Schott''' is a the current king of Stornway, and father of Princess Simone. He hires the {{Hero 9}} to resolve the Wight Knight situation. It's later revealed he has been suffering from chronic nightmares. He can be quite stubborn, refusing to reward the {{Hero 9}} until the Wight Knight is gone for good. He does feel guilt about the Knight's suffering however and rewards {{Hero 9}} on Morag's defeat. | ||
====[[Princess Simona]]==== | ====[[Princess Simona]]==== | ||
''(See Gallery below for picture.)''<br> | ''(See Gallery below for picture.)''<br> | ||
'''Princess Simona''' (Japanese フィオーネ姫 [Princess Fione]) is the heir to the throne of [[Stornway]] and the descendent of Princess Mona. She correctly believes that the [[Wight Knight|Right Knight]] is not attempting to take the throne, but instead looking for his lost lover. After the | '''Princess Simona''' (Japanese フィオーネ姫 [Princess Fione]) is the heir to the throne of [[Stornway]] and the descendent of Princess Mona. She correctly believes that the [[Wight Knight|Right Knight]] is not attempting to take the throne, but instead looking for his lost lover. After the {{Hero 9}} defeats [[Morag]], she, accompanied by two royal guardsmen, arrives at [[Brigadoom]] and is compelled by her ancestor, Mona to dance with the Knight, which causes his spirit to pass onto the afterlife. | ||
====Wight knight==== | ====Wight knight==== | ||
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===[[Zere]]=== | ===[[Zere]]=== | ||
====Alanna==== | ====Alanna==== | ||
'''Alanna''' was once employed as Princess Simona's nursemaid, and is a close friend of Petra. She will sing the poem of the [[Wight knight|Right Knight]] to the | '''Alanna''' was once employed as Princess Simona's nursemaid, and is a close friend of Petra. She will sing the poem of the [[Wight knight|Right Knight]] to the {{Hero 9}}, which contains a clue about [[Brigadoom]]. | ||
====Petra==== | ====Petra==== | ||
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====Catarrhina==== | ====Catarrhina==== | ||
''(See Gallery below for picture.)''<br> | ''(See Gallery below for picture.)''<br> | ||
'''Catarrhina''' (Japanese: エリザ [Eliza]) is the daughter of the Mayor of [[Coffinwell]] and fiancée of Dr. Phlegming. She becomes ill and dies as a result of the [[Ragin' Contagion]] which is effecting Coffinwell. With her spirit's help, the | '''Catarrhina''' (Japanese: エリザ [Eliza]) is the daughter of the Mayor of [[Coffinwell]] and fiancée of Dr. Phlegming. She becomes ill and dies as a result of the [[Ragin' Contagion]] which is effecting Coffinwell. With her spirit's help, the {{Hero 9}} is able to convince Dr. Phlegming to change his ways and try to become a more active member of the community. | ||
====Dr. Phlegming==== | ====Dr. Phlegming==== | ||
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'''Dr. Phlegming''' (Japanese: ルーフィン [Rūfin]) is the archeologist who dwells in [[Coffinwell]] and studies the history of the town. His laboratory is only accessible after Catarrhina has opened the door. | '''Dr. Phlegming''' (Japanese: ルーフィン [Rūfin]) is the archeologist who dwells in [[Coffinwell]] and studies the history of the town. His laboratory is only accessible after Catarrhina has opened the door. | ||
Dr. Phlegming is quite engrossed in his work. He is anxious to prove himself to his father-in-law, who thinks him unworthy of Cararrinha. Unfortunately, this leads to his ignorance of Catarrhina's condition. Dr. Phlegming accompanies the | Dr. Phlegming is quite engrossed in his work. He is anxious to prove himself to his father-in-law, who thinks him unworthy of Cararrinha. Unfortunately, this leads to his ignorance of Catarrhina's condition. Dr. Phlegming accompanies the {{Hero 9}} to the [[Quarantomb]] and helps to seal away the [[Ragin' Contagion]]. Afterward, the {{Hero 9}} takes Dr. Phlegming around town to meet the townspeople whose lives he helped. The {{Hero 9}} is asked to do this as a final request by Catarrhina. Dr. Phlegming resolves to do a better job of being involved with the people of Coffinwell. | ||
====Mayor Laria==== | ====Mayor Laria==== | ||
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====Jack of Alltrades==== | ====Jack of Alltrades==== | ||
''(See Gallery below for picture.)''<br> | ''(See Gallery below for picture.)''<br> | ||
'''Abbot Jack''' (Japanese: ダーマ神官 [Priest of Dharma]) is the highest ranking clergyman at | '''Abbot Jack''' (Japanese: ダーマ神官 [Priest of Dharma]) is the highest ranking clergyman at {{Alltrades Abbey 9}} and the only person in the [[Protectorate]] able to switch the vocations of people. He is a fruit enthusiast, which causes him to eventually devour one of the [[fygg]]s. He goes to the [[Tower of Trades]] to accumulate even more power, but is corrupted by the overflow of power and transforms into the [[Master of Nu'un]]. The {{Hero 9}} must search for him in the tower and free him from his bondage so that he can return to Alltrades Abbey and do his job. | ||
His name, as well as the name of his demonic alter ego, is a pun on the phrase 'Jack of all trades, master of none'. | His name, as well as the name of his demonic alter ego, is a pun on the phrase 'Jack of all trades, master of none'. | ||
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====Jona Jones==== | ====Jona Jones==== | ||
''(See Gallery below for picture.)''<br> | ''(See Gallery below for picture.)''<br> | ||
'''Jona''' (Japanese: オリガ [Origa]) is the daughter of Dylan Jones, the man who became [[Lleviathan]], and is able to call upon her father to launch a large amount a fish onto the shores of [[Porth Llaffan]]. She becomes uncomfortable using this ability to help the lazy villagers as part of the story. She is able to stop and become a normal fisherman after the | '''Jona''' (Japanese: オリガ [Origa]) is the daughter of Dylan Jones, the man who became [[Lleviathan]], and is able to call upon her father to launch a large amount a fish onto the shores of [[Porth Llaffan]]. She becomes uncomfortable using this ability to help the lazy villagers as part of the story. She is able to stop and become a normal fisherman after the {{Hero 9}} helps her to realize that Lleviathan is her father. | ||
====Dylan Jones==== | ====Dylan Jones==== | ||
Dylan Jones is Jona's father. He was out fishing when an earthquake hit, causing him to fall into the ocean. He found a floating [[fygg]] in the water and clung to it to save his life. As a result, he was transformed into [[Lleviathan]]. He would then watch over Jona by tossing fish onto the beach. | Dylan Jones is Jona's father. He was out fishing when an earthquake hit, causing him to fall into the ocean. He found a floating [[fygg]] in the water and clung to it to save his life. As a result, he was transformed into [[Lleviathan]]. He would then watch over Jona by tossing fish onto the beach. | ||
After being defeated by the | After being defeated by the {{Hero 9}} and speaking to Jona, Dylan gives up the fygg to the {{Hero 9}}. At Jona's request, he quits tossing fish onto the beaches. He remains Lleviathan and retreats back into the ocean. | ||
====Mayor Bryce==== | ====Mayor Bryce==== | ||
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====Bryson==== | ====Bryson==== | ||
Bryson is the son of mayor Bryce. He fancies Jona and alerts the | Bryson is the son of mayor Bryce. He fancies Jona and alerts the {{Hero 9}} when his father takes her to Cuddiedig Cliff. He steps forward while Dylan speaks to Jona and says that he will take care of her when he gets older. | ||
===[[Dourbridge]]=== | ===[[Dourbridge]]=== | ||
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===[[Heights of Loneliness]]=== | ===[[Heights of Loneliness]]=== | ||
====Odval==== | ====Odval==== | ||
A wild woman who walks the path of [[ranger]]. She offers to teach the | A wild woman who walks the path of [[ranger]]. She offers to teach the {{Hero 9}} the secrets of her vocation. | ||
====Mason==== | ====Mason==== | ||
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===[[Bloomingdale]]=== | ===[[Bloomingdale]]=== | ||
====Marion Bloome==== | ====Marion Bloome==== | ||
'''Ms. Marion Bloome''' (Japanese: マキナ [Makina]) was the only daughter of the wealthy Bloome family. A frail girl, her only friend was a doll, Marionette. When the Hero arrives, Marion has already passed away. After Marionette is kidnapped, the spirit of Marion appears to the Hero and explains the truth of the matter. Later Marion realises the error of her wish and explains this to Marionette - at this point she passes on to the afterlife. | '''Ms. Marion Bloome''' (Japanese: マキナ [Makina]) was the only daughter of the wealthy Bloome family. A frail girl, her only friend was a doll, Marionette. When the {{Hero 9}} arrives, Marion has already passed away. After Marionette is kidnapped, the spirit of Marion appears to the {{Hero 9}} and explains the truth of the matter. Later Marion realises the error of her wish and explains this to Marionette - at this point she passes on to the afterlife. | ||
====Marionette==== | ====Marionette==== | ||
(''See Gallery below for picture.'')<br> | (''See Gallery below for picture.'')<br> | ||
Marionette (Japanese: マウリヤ [Mauria]) is a doll in Marion Bloome's possession, made to look almost exactly like Marion. She was animated via [[fygg]], in order to live the life that Marion could not. When the Hero arrives at Bloomingdale, Marionette is kidnapped. Upon saving her from the Tyrantula, she returns to Bloomingdale. There she informs everyone that she (as everyone in town still believes she is Marion) will be leaving on a long trip, lends the family's ship to the | Marionette (Japanese: マウリヤ [Mauria]) is a doll in Marion Bloome's possession, made to look almost exactly like Marion. She was animated via [[fygg]], in order to live the life that Marion could not. When the {{Hero 9}} arrives at Bloomingdale, Marionette is kidnapped. Upon saving her from the Tyrantula, she returns to Bloomingdale. There she informs everyone that she (as everyone in town still believes she is Marion) will be leaving on a long trip, lends the family's ship to the {{Hero 9}} and gives up the fygg, becoming a lifeless doll once more. | ||
===[[Gleeba]]=== | ===[[Gleeba]]=== | ||
====Queen Voluptua==== | ====Queen Voluptua==== | ||
(''See Gallery below for picture.'')<br> | (''See Gallery below for picture.'')<br> | ||
'''Queen Voluptua''' (Japanese: ユリシス [Yurishisu]) is the daughter and heir of King Aqueus, the High Drator. Neglected by her father, she was rather bitter and abusive of her power as monarch, and began to indulge in hedonism. She is quite arrogant, which leads to the incident involving her pet Drak and a [[ | '''Queen Voluptua''' (Japanese: ユリシス [Yurishisu]) is the daughter and heir of King Aqueus, the High Drator. Neglected by her father, she was rather bitter and abusive of her power as monarch, and began to indulge in hedonism. She is quite arrogant, which leads to the incident involving her pet Drak and a [[Fygg]]. After she is helped by the {{Hero 9}}, her demeanor improves and she becomes a better queen. | ||
Voluptua is the latest in a line of female rulers of desert cities in the '' | Voluptua is the latest in a line of female rulers of desert cities in the ''{{Main Series}}'' series. She is preceded by the queens of [[Helmunaptra]] and [[Isis]] in {{Main Series}} {{V}} and {{III}}, respectively. However, Voluptua, unlike her predecessors, is much more ill-behaved until later in the story. | ||
====Drak==== | ====Drak==== | ||
'''Drak''' (Japanese: アノン [Anon]) is Queen Voluptua's pet lizard, also known as "Draky-woo." It ate a [[ | '''Drak''' (Japanese: アノン [Anon]) is Queen Voluptua's pet lizard, also known as "Draky-woo." It ate a [[Fygg]] and transformed into the [[Grand Lizzier]], hoping to protect Voluptua. It appeared to believe that it became mortal (human) and believed to be in love with Voluptua. It returns to normal after being defeated in battle and surrendering the fygg. | ||
====Misslei==== | ====Misslei==== | ||
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====King Aqueus==== | ====King Aqueus==== | ||
'''King Aqueus''' (Japanese: ガレイウス [Gareiusu]) is the deceased monarch of Gleeba. Known as the High Drator, he built an expansive aqueduct system to supply water to his desert kingdom. However, he regretted not being there for his daughter, and his ghost can be seen in [[The Plumbed Depths]]. There he pleads for the | '''King Aqueus''' (Japanese: ガレイウス [Gareiusu]) is the deceased monarch of Gleeba. Known as the High Drator, he built an expansive aqueduct system to supply water to his desert kingdom. However, he regretted not being there for his daughter, and his ghost can be seen in [[The Plumbed Depths]]. There he pleads for the {{Hero 9}} to help his daughter when Drak kidnaps her. His name is a pun on the words 'aqua' and 'hydrate'. | ||
====Brunhild==== | ====Brunhild==== | ||
'''Brunnhild''' (Japanese: パスリィ [Pasuri]) is a noble yet competitive [[paladin]] who offers to instruct the | '''Brunnhild''' (Japanese: パスリィ [Pasuri]) is a noble yet competitive [[paladin]] who offers to instruct the {{Hero 9}} in the ways of the paladin, despite the skepticism of her spirit guide, Willow. | ||
====Applaudia==== | ====Applaudia==== | ||
'''Applaudia''' (Japanese: サルバリータ [Sarubarīta]) is a former superstar that will guide the | '''Applaudia''' (Japanese: サルバリータ [Sarubarīta]) is a former superstar that will guide the {{Hero 9}} down the path of stardom and teach the [[luminary]] vocation. | ||
===The [[Iluugazar Plains]]=== | ===The [[Iluugazar Plains]]=== | ||