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i just want to know why it wasn't mentioned that rota had wizard-priests before now.

not participating in this plot because of time constraints, but there also better be a damn good reason those other guys can kill monsters permanently.

wasn't it sort of implied by all those night god priests doing that big spell, though? like, the one that changed people back to humans temporarily?

It seems like following either of the gods faithfully = magic.

but yeah, it WAS sort of weirdly understated as a thing.

I was under the impression those priests weren't Rotan, due to the following: "some have even gone so far as Rota (Rota was very confused as to why they were contacted at all since they claim no contact with monsters)".

Whatever the case it really does feel like it came out of the blue. You'd think they'd have trapped the troublesome monsters in magical cages or binding spells when they started eating the villagers the first time.

Rota's full of night god followers, it wouldn't be a stretch to say they also had priests. Does make "there is no place where that holds truer than in the village of Rota, where civilians still mourn the losses suffered in the massacre at Camp Cure" a bit weird in hindsight but I guess the Rotans don't have to be angry about specifically other Rotans.

Second half's probably more plot convenience than anything, so newbies wouldn't have to deal with it right off the bat. There's a bunch of explanations you could pull out of your ass if you needed one - they needed time to prepare or they'd get slaughtered, Vandare and Bavan are too scared of monsters to make a concentrated effort and Rotans only found out more recently, whatever. They're not the best explanations but there's nothing you can do now about mobs not happening early on in the game (and I'm kind of glad they didn't myself, however out of the blue it feels)

tbh i feel like this is a way to railroad monsters into siding with the gods. too many of us didn't so here's all these suddenly superpowered natives to deal with.

no one even has their adept boons yet, though. the only advantage aligned characters have right now is being able to go hide in Dyster/the arcade

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