Glad to hear!

Resharing my submission for visibility, as the previous announcement was replaced by this one. Thoughts and opinions are encouraged!

Glad you enjoyed it! I figured it'd be nice to have a serious character with a grimmer backstory that isn't just edgy. Hopefully I managed to convey it through the narrative and the side story at the end,

The ult is basically a targeted Taliyah ult with less mobility. Plus, you can't flash over the gate, but you can flash over any other terrain, so it's not remotely inescapable. It also does no damage (unlike

I'd like to submit my entry:

Nice.

I'm glad to have provided such a visceral sensation! That's sounds about right. I got help from a veteran player eventually, but most of what I learned was on my own, through experimentation and effort.

It's definitely worth it, especially for a fan of EVE. I'd definitely recommend giving it a try. Perhaps we will!

For sure. It's why I enjoy the lore of Dead Cells its ilk- as bare-bones as it is, it makes the world feel somehow more real and mysterious than if there were some lengthy explanation as to what happened

Your words flatter me, friend. Still, they're very much accurate- I think it's due in part the fact that the devs are willing to take their time and really get into the nitty-gritty details regarding the

Thanks for the reply and the reminder, ronel! I've since edited the post and sourced everything possible as accurately as I could manage. You'll see said sources at the bottom of the piece, below the Archdruid

I agree completely. What's especially poignant is finding out about and even meeting those that faltered along the same path, both through bloodstains (obviously) and through some of the NPCs. It really

Very much enjoyed this, especially the representations of our Hellord and Savior. You have a good sense of wit, and it's clear you put a lot of effort in. Personally, I wasn't the biggest fan of No Man's

Thanks! Glad to hear it!