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Did they become slaves of Rinze afterward, or did they die before that?

Considering that for such an outcome, he had to (albeit indirectly) completely ruin the life of his brother, who always supported him...

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Did they then become slaves of Rynze, or did they die earlier?

This is Rynze's brother. x)

I know, but didn't she corrupt the whole world afterward?

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Hey. I'm kind of curious. Can someone tell me the story of Rinze with some details?

Why retell books when you can read them yourself?

Which books? The entire topic with all the off-topic posts?

These aren't just random posts; they're notes from co-authors that add to the atmosphere. Except for the arguments, of course.

Astral, everyone is just too lazy to write it out. I might be able to describe it briefly, but I don't remember anything. Or maybe I didn't even play the expansion where Rinze was.

You played, but you lost very quickly. You also had a kind-hearted giant there.

I haven't played the expansion where Rinze appeared, but I've picked up some information about her. From your reactions, I understand that Rinze is a more primordial evil than Nyarlathotep and other Azathoths.

It was a good expansion, and with it, eternal peace came to the world (which is why there were no more expansions in this setting).

a world so immersive that it bleeds into other worlds.

Supreme Good.

I know, but didn't she corrupt the whole world afterwards?

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Okay. I'm curious. Can someone tell me the story of Rinze with some details?

Story. She was the empress of a state. She captured the territories of neighboring states, and her subjects began to study how to artificially create superhumans. They made the empress a superhuman with eternal life. Basically, that's where that expansion ended, and in the current one, we learned that she is a goddess. We can assume that she continued to do some kind of modifications to herself or something. And if you're interested in the details, then you take and read I wouldn't read it either

So, why did it become bad in the first place?

Why did it stop?