FE5 Final Step: Defeat Veld and the Six Deadlords in a desperate struggle to survive

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[@ThereIsAnExtension2UndoHandles]

Being able to murder your own berserked friends and family without retaliation sounds like a tragedy, but actually saved the run, sorry Dalsin

[@amazegamer6428]

It’s honestly impressive how many opportunities the game gives you to get softlocked

[@ShawFujikawa]

Just as Kaga intended?

[@jeanbob1481]

you would need to lose a lot of shit imo. If you have any thief you can use lockpicks. Any warpers you just warp over the door. The real problem is that the dark lord are tough. If you have no way to cheese and no badass characters left you are going to get your ass kicked. In this playthrough he did not recruit some very good characters and lost good ones early but he still managed to complete the game. It is very annoying like say you gave zero items to dagdar and his daughter and they cant defend for shit in 8x.

[@CyclonSilver]

It's greatly overblown, as things have been for 20 years with this game. For very long it's been considered the hardest in the series when it isn't, then poorly designed when it isn't, then impossibly complex when it isn't, and now it's considered softlock friendly. Which is both true and false. Factually yes, there are a bunch of softlocks in Thracia. But in practice, it's treated like a real problem when structurally the game doesn't allow you to overwrite saves during chapters, and in the vast majority of cases, replaying the chapter solves it, meaning this is an oddity that's being treated as an actual issue. And, while there are more softlocks here than in your average FE game... there's still less than a dozen, to my knowledge anyway. The final chapter is an exception, you can actually save over an unwinnable situation then, but it is worth keeping in mind that you need 0 door keys, 0 lockpicks or all your thieves dead, no Unlock staff charges nor Hammerne to repair it or Tina/Safy being dead, no Warp or Rewarp/ Thief to just take one from the Loptous mages and get the ball rolling, and less than 6 characters alive to stand on the locks. I have yet to see anyone be in this dire a situation(or even close) by accident. In other word, it continues to this day. Wonder what's the next thing's going to be.

[@zdelrod829]

​@@CyclonSilverall it takes is bad enemy RNG on a map, and it can spiral. Considering some maps take a while to complete, I doubt people want to redo a map to save a unit that will likely be power crept in a few chapters.

[@yoel9396]

​@@zdelrod829 Unless you're losing something crazy like one unit per chapter it's not gonna spyral into a softlock. I agree people won't reset some maps to save certain units but if they've lost a few they'll start getting worried and keep their units alive. Basically, if you want to softlock yourself you'd have to play more scuffed than excel without resetting and I simply do not see a first time player doing that, they'd sooner open up the wiki or quit

[@funguy183]

This was one of the most scuffed iron man I’ve ever seen. Killing Ced by pressing “end turn” and the entirety of Chapter 25 was one of the most amazing things I've ever watched. 776/10. Would experience it again.

[@skaparinn]

4:11 This has to be the most obscure game mechanic in the entire series. Not only you can engage combat with berserked allies on player phase (the GBA games wouldn't even let you counter-attack them on enemy phase), but they won't counter-attack if you support them (which is one the only ways to tell who supports who without a guide btw)?! Like Kaga seriously thought about this exact scenario and went "yeah that sounds funny, let's do that"?! I love this game even more now.

[@aggroincarnate2763]

This makes sense b/c most players will end up with the encounter Eyvel vs. Mareeta in Ch5, and you don't want Mareeta to kill herself on Eyvel. I suppose one can disarm Eyvel instead, but one would also need to do it at the right timing so that she doesn't get captured by a rando pitfighter.

[@skaparinn]

@@aggroincarnate2763 Huh, you're right. I thought it was a different interaction since Mareeta is a red unit in chapter 5 but that makes sense actually.

[@mads_in_zero]

The Tellius games are my favorite games in the series because they brought back this idea of "certain units refuse to fight". With the two armies set up in Radiant Dawn, as well as all the optional re-recruits (e.g. Jill leaving the Dawn Brigade if a member of the Greil Mercenaries talks to her) they have the same mechanic. Though instead of being based on Supports (in a game where everyone has generic supports with everyone) it's based on hard-coded relationships instead. Brom and his daughter Meg are on opposite sides, which can come into play during Part 3 Endgame! It's nuts, and totally optional.

[@CyclonSilver]

I think it's meant as a storytelling tool, such as, yes, with Evayle vs Mareeta, or Olwen vs Reinhardt. It can also hint at recruitments, like Miranda vs Conomore, Mareeta vs Galzus, or Panne vs Lara or Salem. It's obscure, but I'd say it's a good mechanic. Never considered that Leif was a great Berserk killer due to him supporting a third of the cast, though.

[@kirimusse]

This was a fricking cinematographic masterpiece; the tragedy of Dalsin's neccesary death, the chadness of Lara targeting the enemies even when berserked and the whatever-the-hell-happened between Canis and Olwen. Fucking epic; stuff like this proves that despite all the memes, Kaga was right all along about the idea of players making their own story.

[@auraguard0212]

Lara really did just remember her mission after killing her mentor. @.@

[@athath2010]

@@auraguard0212 it's like she beelined for perne, killed him, and then was satisfied. gee, I wonder why she did that? perne's such an upstanding guy, I can't see why lera would want to watch the flesh sear off of his bones...

[@davialmeida4442]

The Canis Olwen action felt like the stuff that would happen in the start of a movie. You know, they prop up the bad guy by making them shrug off the strongest thing the heroes have

[@DrayxArt]

So what happened was Olwen counter attacked first since she has vantage, which procs Canis' wrath skill which is ironic since Olwen also has wrath which ended up with a crit Nosferatu one shotting her

[@defaultstar6721]

Major congrats on surviving this run! The berserked super soldier Lara was definitely one of my favorite parts of this whole run though.

[@TechnoFall42]

Lara specifically targeting Perne, with whom she has a mutual support, killing him, having her bloodlust for allied units satiated and going for the boss room door is such hilarious chain of events. Berserked unit AI is one of the funniest aspects of FE5 not many people ever even interact with.

[@gnerkus]

​@@TechnoFall42maybe Perne did something to her

[@lapogne36]

This playthrough, resumed by everything that happened which sounded like a joke, but was an actual game mechanic: 1: You can rob enemies of all their held items 2: You control a unit with an invincibility flag 2x: No terrain information in the fog of war 3: Mounted units are unable to enter buildings 4: Escape with Leif lead to the remaining units being captured 5: You can reverse steal with thieves 6: A town full of people who do nothing unless you fulfilled special requirements on previous chapters 7: You can block a boss from spawning 8: Units can be fatigued and unable to be deployed 9: Low movement unit who can't be rescued and can't cross mountains 10: Units can increase their movement stat on level-ups 11: You cannot block doors from spawning 11x: Enemies who have only siege tomes can be captured without a fight 12: Status staves have infinite range, and status effects have infinite duration. Also, you can't have a Restore staff yet at this point of the game 12x: Enemy stealing personal weapons with infinite range 13: Control generic units whose survival is of no consequence 14: Hostile green units 15: You are given the choice between two routes, one of them being superior to the other one in every possible way 16: Invisible teleport tiles. Also, the map is covered by forest tiles, which hinder your movement more than desert tiles 17: Infinite source of expendable green units 18: Recruitment which requires 8 specific enemies to speak to 8 specific NPCs, both of them can easily be killed by accident 19: The army is split in two groups, you have little control over who goes where 20: A defense chapter where killing the boss is mandatory 21: Some units can randomly move again once per turn 21x: A chapter only accessible if you let one of your unit be captured in a previous one 22: All enemies lose 30% accuracy and avoid if you wait 40 turns 23: 20 might, +20 SKL and +20 SPD on a 50 uses tome, in a game where all stats cap at 20 24: A random child will open the door, but it can only be a boy for no particular reason 24x: 128 Rewarp Sorcerers. Also, fog of war plus invisible teleport tiles leading to a closed death room F: You can be softlocked in the final chapter of the game if you don't have the means to open doors

[@frostbite_1244]

You'll also be softlocked if you don't have enough units to stand on the size magic seals meaning you must have a minimum of 7 units (including Leif to win). Also bonus mechanic from Chapter 18A: On turn 12 you'll suffer ambush reinforcements in the starting area which you'll likely try to block like all other ambush reinforcements. However Reinhardt's Gelbenritter are so awesome that they'll always spawn in an open tile on top of your entire army with Sais' +30 hit/avo active armed with rapiers, thoron times and extra authority from the Gelbenritter commander and the chapter boss making for a total of roughly 16-18 authority stars... ... They'll only be able to kill Glade however and all perish on the counter attack. This sounds like a joke but is actually a game mechanic.

[@mango4554]

11x honestly makes sense. like what's a nerd with a siege tome gonna do up close?

[@CarDaMax1770]

So this is Kaga's vision of Fire Emblem in it's purest form, huh... kinda makes me glad that he left the franchise after this game, ngl

[@shadowdragun]

Dont forget "You cab attack bersekred units with other units who have supports with them so they dont defend themselves"

[@frostbite_1244]

@@CarDaMax1770 you haven't seen it in its purest form till you see Tearing Saga and the other Kaga Saga games. 88 durability Iron Axe is not even close to the peak

[@Conan_the_Based]

Ch12x Lara to Pahn : "I'll dance for you again if you ask me too" ❤😊❤ Ch25 Lara to Pahn : "Here's the dance you were waiting for... My dance..... of DEATH!" 🔪

[@krowkuervo2267]

Leif Killing one of its own soldiers without retaliating its peak Kaga

[@freetoplayking7362]

Ronan: -Joins Lief's army against his mother's wishes. -Gets to level 20 -1v1's a crusader that terrified everyone and killed Olwen (Reinhardt's sister) with dire Thunder -Beats the crusader in one round. -Survives Thracia 776 under Excelblem - Refuses to elaborate further. - Leaves.

[@auraguard0212]

*deadlord

[@jeanbob1481]

People memed him as the worst archer of all times but he manages to just kick ass while nobody believed in him. Killing the strongest enemy in the game outside of Reinhardt is nothing short of amazing. Nobody genuinely believe Ronan can win this but he did, the absolute madman.

[@dataida]

Just like Castor

[@cooperm4185]

Every 5 years an FE content creator does a Thracia Iron Man where Ronan becomes the height of comedy

[@kaanaltntas3966]

@cooperm4185 Yeah, this Ronan is like a foil to Mangs' version. While he dies a heroic death in that route, the one here becomes the GOAT by killing the greatest threat Leif's army ever faced. Unexpectedly badass either way.

[@LoudWaffle]

As usual, I'm VERY impressed that you actually managed to beat the game after everything that happened.

[@greatswordofvictory1271]

Our train finally pulls into the last stop successfully, eve if it’s missing it’s wheels, the body of the train itself, most of the tracks…actually it’s not even recognizable as a train at this point it’s just a burning, mangled chunk of metal and dead bodies, but hey, we made it!

[@radiantherooftellius1138]

Leif is just like marth, AS A FRIEND YOU ARE REPLACEABLE

[@AzureLlama]

“As a Fire Emblem Lord you are replaceable. Farewell!” -Leif to Marth, trying to one up him.

[@thewindysage1538]

You know, fe 5 is so chaotic but it is also super unique in its interactions Thracia is not afraid to throw you for a loop and put you in constant danger and for that it remains one of my favourite games in th series No other game comes close to the insanity that is every combat interaction in this game where you can almost never know what will happen but its somehow still kinda fair This playthrough demonstrates this to a T Amazing content as always

[@peculiaroreo]

It's only fair insofar as you have equal access to every bit of bullshit the game throws at you except for Saia's 10 fucking authority stars

[@thewindysage1538]

@@peculiaroreo Saias 10 authority stars are more funny to me than anything They are incredibly overkill but its not like they make the enemies inmune to damage Well thought planning like for example statusing reinhardt so he cant absolutely destroy you is why fe5 is balanced Also Saias leaves after 5 turns in17 and after crossing thebridge in 22 so you just have to weather the storm

[@JustsomeKid93]

The same man who forgor about ced being poisoned last map managed to beat the game despite almost everything that could possibly go wrong happening not only on the final chapter but throughout most of the game. Impressive

[@maplemabel]

genuine peak gaming

[@CosmicSeptic1]

Lara leaving your closer units to attack your enemies is maybe the luckiest thing I've seen in FE.

[@OrigamiAhsoka]

Perne of all characters being the one killed by Lara is unbelievably funny. Beserk is so good for creating moments like these

[@EdwardoFE]

This is what Kaga intended. Right down to half the deadlords being allies that you got killed by accident.

[@oscarhannerz6986]

As someone who hasnt played thracia, this entire run has been such a journey. And man that final battle was nerve racking. Phew

[@MooglesandNoponForever]

Play it! Don't feel bad if you need to use a guide. Model Omega and Mekkah both have really good guides for getting into Thracia. Hopefully you're okay with emulation, and there are video guides to help you install the QOL Lil Manster patch if you're interested. I think most people have a love-hate relationship with this game. This games full of BS, but the game gives you ample opportunity to BS the enemy even harder.

[@GaiusTulliusCatallusXXC]

The fact that he didn’t sacrifice all his units but Leif at the end is a testament to how hard/scuffed this run was

[@TechnoFall42]

One of the most dangerous bosses in the entire game is a reanimated corpse of a Sara clone with higher HP, lower Luck and trained up to B Light for Wrath Nosferatu memes. Jugdral 12 year olds are something alright. Also, not bringing any Ensorcel/Pure Waters onto this map to neutralize any enemy mages with 30 Magic (while calling them not that useful) and putting a lot of the teleportation staves on units that could and did get berserked, while buying an Iron Sword for unpromoted/untrained Brighton was certainly the preps of all time.

[@athath2010]

he did actually bring one pure water, it just wasn't on his mages. he was having inventory space issues for them because they both needed to hold s drinks, and IIRC, osian was holding quite a few staves when he was teleported over.

[@mads_in_zero]

Thracia 776 is a machine that generates stories and anecdotes. There's so many small, obscure mechanics working together that every run will be unique. In what other game, let alone Fire Emblem game, can you say "Leif is forced to kill one of his allies, who despite being in a Berserk state, is unable to counterattack because of the bond they share" - it sounds like a scripted event (the game even scripts one such sequence with Eyvel much earlier in the game!) but it's actually just emergent narrative out of gameplay systems. It's the same design philosophy that locks Gaiden Chapters behind unit death. You're not _supposed_ to kill off your army to "see everything" or be completionist. You're supposed to have a scuffed run saved by a unit you otherwise would never have used. I miss this style of game design for the series...

[@K.J73]

Possible softlocks in the very last chapter just because you can't open door is literally peak design.

[@avinadadmendez4019]

I got softlocked in 4X of an Ironman because an enemy captured Lara and took her llockpick

[@CyclonSilver]

@@avinadadmendez4019 Shoulda captured back

[@avinadadmendez4019]

@@CyclonSilver Ced nuked him before player phase lmao

[@CyclonSilver]

@@avinadadmendez4019 That's even funnier

[@lornduff6877]

This has been a fucking trip. In so many ways

[@illialidur8244]

This was an amazing iron man. I think my favorite parts were the using unlimited green units to clear the map, abusing broken weapons and reverse stealing and invincibility flags for cheap levels while somehow still losing Nanna early on, and of course letting Ced die for no good reason. Truly, a deserved victory.

[@gabrielrussell5531]

Peak Kaga.

[@andrewsrambles9455]

It’s kind of odd that Leif doesn’t give a “nobody is allowed to die here” speech, even going so far as to assure Dorias that he is willing to make whatever sacrifices he’ll have to in order to seize the day, but if too many people actually die you can’t open Veld’s door and are softlocked.

[@shadowinferno5095]

Congrats on surviving this continually burning tire fire of a run! Truly, you've outdone yourself.

[@yellowmorningstar5556]

Dalsin's arc was so sad

[@daz1543]

It's very funny that FE5 has *this* as its endgame map, and then FE6 has a square room with two generic dragons and Idunn who dies in two hits

[@avinadadmendez4019]

You can tell the moment Kaga quit

[@auraguard0212]

FE6's real endgame map is 22. Final is just a denounment.

[@jariu9612]

It's not even specially hard to imagine the maps being one if it was on a home console tbh.

[@cooperm4185]

​@@jariu9612idunn has a different map than chapter 24 so that Karel has the ability to build A supports, since you need a minimum of three maps to unlock them and he joins in chapter 23

[@LedYouAshtray]

Holy crap the events of this video were insane, also cool how the obscure support mechanic came up, it hardly does in this game outside of berserk status

[@Holacalaca]

This series shows the true beauty of both this game and ironman runs

[@davialmeida4442]

Not gonna lie, of all the things I would guess this finally could be, cinematic wasn't one of them. But I was very wrong, this genuinely felt like the plot of a movie

[@CaptainCFalcon]

This was quite possibly the most anxiety inducing steam I've ever watched.

[@addambarcelos]

Oops moment for dalsin, he won't be forgotten

[@Elias_Wald]

Thank you for this playthrough Excelblem. It was fantastic

[@saintekweena795]

So nice to see someone play my favorite game in the series.

[@scythea428]

It's fun that the game has enough moving parts on this map that Excelblem's mini videos just become full fledged videos lol

[@NintendoMasterNo1]

and people say Thracia isn't peak...

[@queengames8421]

Wow. What a crazy run, huh? I really need to go play Thracia now, I think.

[@hadoukenfighter]

God i can’t wait for Vestaria 3

[@benzoFE88]

4:24 of mice and men moment

[@MarceloKatayama]

RIP Lennie

[@thelurker8169]

"Berserk AI prioritizes Current HP, not Max HP" "Units will not retaliate against units they have a support bonus with" "Your own Vantage will activate the enemy's Wrath in Enemy Phase" I've beaten Thracia multiple times yet I had no idea about any of these wtf

[@venomousraga]

This chapter and the way things quickly crumbled apart & you scrambling to recover defines what makes fire emblem fun :)

[@MaskedPlayer514]

Excelblem with the giga brain scuffed plays to give the final chapter high stakes and a compelling narrative

[@bubblebeampiplup8132]

Gonna be honest I didn’t think that any final chapter would be more dramatic than FE8 0 strength, but hey, anything can happen. And man oh man, that was intense.

[@Diamond_Aura]

This final map alone sounds insane, let alone the rest of the run. Half the time when I hear what has happened I go “that sounds like a fun/funny mechanic, I’d love to play this game!” But then it’s also like “geez you can get softlocked in like 3 ways on the FINAL MAP???” Lollll, what a game. Will be interesting if it gets a remake one day

[@MarceloKatayama]

I wouldn't say 3 different ways. Seems to me like they are just two: Not having enough units (less than 6) and running out of ways to bypass the doors (thieves, door keys, rewarp, rescue, warp, unlock, thief staff).

[@starranger4104]

4:10 the power of friendship and love saves the run

[@NeviTheLettyFan]

That was such a wild ride Dalsin and Olwen's sacrifices won't be forgotten You were really smart at choosing to kill him over risking any danger on Leif

[@superilikeeggsyo]

Personally, I always liked the touch of some of the dead lords getting the sprites on your dead units. Most playthroughs this doesn't matter due to resetting for high rank but on ironman runs or casual playthroughs seeing your dead units being used against you can be a kick in the nuts.

[@jamesbiggs8397]

I know you're renowned for killing your own units but I never anticipated it being so direct. Congrats!

[@E12706]

No, I think this has been a pretty normal Thracia playthrough.

[@PolitoedLink]

This whole chapter was truly a Thracia moment

[@ryanprjgamingchannel9437]

This is probably what I thought when Excel was thinking about Leif's "By any means necessary" quote in Engage

[@ifsey]

This was the best series, hands down, ever, of anything.

[@harrymaclary6622]

An absolutely derganged clear of an amazing run. Cheers excel.

[@vishuprathikanti9352]

Great run man. Kinda unbelievable considering all the deaths but I guess thracia gives you a lot of broken units/tools if you have the wherewithal to get/use them. I'm genuinely surprised you did so well without saffy and and hammerne

[@gagelambie]

I know I called this run so scuffed several episodes ago, but it was so entertaining to watch! Please do another Ironman soon!

[@auraguard0212]

Reinhardt: "Magic is everything!" Olwen: "Magic is NOTHING!"

[@DARX500]

IT SERVES ZERO PURPOSE

[@KFP_ES]

I never knew about supports interacting with berserk that way, such a cool detail.

[@camelpimp]

I legit had no idea that was a mechanic! I love how one can discover new and strange mechanics about this game every time

[@BoardingAutumn2]

I saw that this video was 8 minutes long and knew it was going to be a good one, GG

[@ltranc]

The Fenrir Dark Mages do actually use their door keys once they run out of Fenrir to open the doors so that they can continue attacking you

[@Jadriam]

Excelblem, a champion, who kills the least killable allies and enemies alike (sometimes en masse) and still finishes an ultrascuffed entry in the FE series where nearly everything that could go wrong did. meanwhile i still haven't finished eliwood's story without getting my whole squad merc'd by some boneheaded placement error or some foe getting a crit at the wrong time i am impressed so thoroughly i can't really explain it good

[@dimedimedime]

0:18 "two promoted enemies". Funny enough, they're just plain Level 20 Armor knights. They're still annoying since they get boosted by a combined 9 leadership stars from the Reydrick deadlord and Veld. Generic generals seem very rare in Thracia. There's a couple in Chapter 20, that's all I seem to remember

[@KitsuneRagnell]

Love the music you chose

[@chrisf.9595]

Despite this run being scuffed, it's actually pretty standard stuff for the everyday FE5 Ironman, hell even for a normal playthrough you can get in sticky situations like this

[@avinadadmendez4019]

Excelblem has holy blood

[@firecraft7032]

They use the portraits of the corpses of the dead units that correspond to their respective dreadlord? If they remake this game, their better be some battle convos like the Engage royals verses the corruptive parents.

[@ryco9669]

If they're dead, Sara and Eyvel will be Canis and Draco. Fitting for Eyvel to be a Sniper instead of a Swordmaster

[@Antifrost]

I'm still not convinced that this game isn't some sort of fever dream. As someone who's more used to newer FE titles, it's odd enough having your strategist suggest sacrificing your characters in the final battle. It's also hard to imagine splitting my army into six different groups to take on six different bosses while having to deal with all sorts of status ailments that could easily end any attempt. The final boss being able to petrify you is just icing on the cake. I feel like this game was designed by insane people for insane people, but oddly enough I can also see it's unique charm, it's not an experience that I'd get from other FE titles and it does challenge the player in interesting ways (when it's not just straight-up "use a guide or die" stuff).

[@cocoaadept]

This is the canon ending sorry thracia fans

[@auraguard0212]

For those of you who don't know, Eyvel becomes Draco if killed, because she's a Crusader-tier Sniper named Brigid in the previous game. If you lost Eyvel and didn't get to see her ending in this game, this would be your only confirmation of Eyvel's true identity. Since Leif uses a Master Bow in Engage, just like Draco, it's possible that 24x is non-canon (along with other gaiden chapters in Thracia 776).

[@stoicmoneycoach]

This is just beautiful

[@xan1m440]

who would've thought that the lv 80 thief would be actually necessary? On a non-ironman, this would have been pure overkill.

[@auraguard0212]

Ronan doing his one job is very funny to me.

[@fakesmile172]

I'd love to see a Tear Ring Saga ironman

[@PC-ni6bp]

I SWEAR one of the berserkers in the middle of the map is supposed to have a door key and just doesnt from an oversight or something. It makes the whole map work fine and answers why theyre there in the first place since they are easily bypassed and dont move

[@pita_akm]

What a game

[@esrohm6460]

honestly, we need more maps like this in fire emblem. here you actually have to strategize and not just kill every last one of them, but only 1 at a time with your entire army

[@Boarbatrice]

Lara killing Perne is actually omega based considering their story

[@matiastorres2553]

Lara mvp of the run

[@numadrozcoffeeshop]

Haven't watched the whole thing yet but loved this, how did you get such a strong Lara? You promoted her into a thief fighter, then turned her into a dancer, then promoted her again into a thief fighter, is that it?

[@frostbite_1244]

Stacked Growth Scrolls... It's all I'm gonna say +80 level ups.

[@jariu9612]

Now it's time for SUPER Thracia.

[@poptheweasel100]

Absolutely scuffed run, amazing it ended in victory. Also What's the song

[@purppanther]

Apex of the World from Fire Emblem Three Houses.

[@humanbeing44]

Pure skill

[@scottk5946]

As a friend Dalsin, you are, replaceable…

[@SirVyre]

All according to Keikaku!

[@jkjack0742]

Hey good job surviving. Although even at the end, we still had one sacrifice for the greater good. Rip dalsin, 🙏 it was fun but unfortunately, you were in the way for lief.

[@jvts8916]

I really don't get why Veld abruptly reveals he was the one who manipulated Travant. The ending treats Leif's story as if it's far from over, so retroactively throwing a looming threat under the bus just to hype up the loptous cultists even more just feels cheap. I don't even think it was successful, the only thing I remember about him is that he apparently has no eyeballs and even his Engage title was so vague that I was sure he was Nergal before I checked his "name" description.

[@demidemi2589]

I know this video is serious when it goes into the 8 min mark

[@werewolf4925]

This run has been fantastic, but also a reminder of why I find this game so intimidating.

[@thefinalskarm1754]

HIs fate was deserved, iykyk.

[@iNastyJerk]

Can you say Deadlord again?

[@214ms5]

The deadlords from fire emblem awakening?

[@hihigocat]

reference to fe4 and fe5

[@grapejuice1092]

lol dead ced