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In your opinion, which hero has the most charisma in the campaign?
2)Agraíl-Ralaig - did a lot of good, helped save Isabel from the clutches of the perverted Kha-Beleth (who knows what he wanted to do with her :D)), because he loves her, and became a good friend to Tieru.
He just didn't save her from what Kha-Beleth wanted to do to her.
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3)Illaya - smart, but quite perverted :D)).
o_O Where did that happen? The biggest perverts there are Ralaig and Isabel.
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6)Isabel - stubborn, too confident in her abilities, and then she decided to leave with Ralaig and give the throne to Biara:confused::mad:, but still, she is a queen.
And then she decided to renounce the throne of the Empire. "I ruined the country, but you, Frida, did a great job fixing it, so now you and Duncan can rebuild it."
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4)Duncan - he is also perverted, at first he wanted to seduce Frida, then, as he thought, after her death he wanted to console himself with Illaya, he is a cruel hentai fan:mad:! But still, he is handsome, and he has brains (although not many))).
Yes, of course, who else but Duncan has some brains. Isabel, who almost ruined the Griffin Empire twice, probably has the most.
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9)Faidaen - a poet, his poems are very passionate
Yes, they burn your ears. You might as well turn off the sound.
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Without Isabel and Agraíl, there wouldn't be a worthy plot...