But are we really the Immortal King from ages past? That guy was supposed to be one-armed, but we have both our arms. Since we respawn every time we die - and one tape in the Fortress specifically talks about this - we are more or less immortal. It's heavily implied that we are the King who is trying to fix the situation (or escape?) by messing with time and starting over time and time again. I just finished the game today and I was hoping a lot more for an ending sequence than just seeing the escape pod go off. One fact is stays that the Tomb guardians over the island are all Kings Male Descendants who were Buried alive.

What was the point in the story that he respawned in the Shelter that we come out of at the start of the game. Some of the things I don't understand is who is the Ivory man, at what point in time did Abby gas the Pyramid and kill the KING causing him to respawn and become the Crown King of the Island, how did the ancient folk stop the Pestilence after locking the King and when did the Pestilence occur in the present time. HE slowly started remembering things and setting the path to prevent it all from going bad. There he most probably lost his mind (One tablet says that they could hear Kings screams echoing from the tomb on silent nights) Where the King in one audio log says 'I always carry the pills though, Not repeating that mistake again.' This most probably caused him to forget what he was, every single thing he did prior to being gassed thus he was discovering how things work from the start.

IMPORTANT!: After, they built the Great Pyramid and locked the King inside the pyramid where he stayed for countless of centuries. This means he didn't die a single time since he fell from the sky with the rocket up until the point they killed him. They threw him off a cliff but he respawned back at the village with his arm regrown. Mana is the reason of the Pestilence and the ancient folk blamed the King for that and sentenced him to death. This means that when the King/Player left the island in the Rocket filled with mana Orbs, shards etc, all that mana caused him to be displaced in time, loose his arm, go back in time to many centuries in the past, thus the story of the first tablet where it explains about a 'Great blue tear' (The Rocket loaded with MANA shining blue) crashing on the island and that is how mana came to them. > Beginning of the entire timeline, thousands of years prior to the present. THe Accident with the thruster and that he lost his arm, and that was only the beginning.

Audio recordings imply the immortality thing, dark for a moment and then feeling the flame -> being respawned at the campfire and carrying the blue pills.Ģ: When we first enter King's fortress the synth says Let there be light and a text is written on the screen 'Welcome home, king' reacting to the players presence.ģ: The 4th King's Audio Log says about doomed each time and that it makes him 'Frustrating and it makes him wanna break things'-> Our unending desire for destruction from the start of the game named DYSMANTLE.Ĥ: After the escape with the rocket the king says he escaped and left everything behind. Corrupted mana shards, an orange variant of mana shards, were also introduced in GemCraft: Chapter 2.1: We are the CROWN KING. Sometimes, mana shards can have a purple shell layer, which prevents harvesting until it is broken. In GemCraft Chapter 2: Chasing Shadows, some mana shards can appear on the map via sparks, and dropping gem bombs on these sparks will yield a larger shard storage (at the cost of a thicker mana shard shell). After the shards' mana are depleted, structures can build upon that spot. They provide the player with extra mana that can be obtained by shooting the shard with a gem. Corrupted mana shards are created when demons corrupt regular mana shards, as shown when The Forgotten transformed a group of mana shards into corrupted mana shards on Field E4 in GemCraft Lost Chapter: Frostborn Wrath. These are orange variants of mana shards that have an infinite mana storage, but in turn, they continuously weaken the tower gems used to harvest them. Another version of the mana shards exist, known as Corrupted Mana Shards. They are magical items created by weather anomalies induced by wizards, which the wizards of the Spiritforge often abused. Mana Shards are field items that appear in GemCraft Labyrinth and GemCraft Chapter 2.

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