Character comics meaning/discussion + redemption achievement

[Cookie]

1) Abomination: Was corrupted by eldrich powers and persecuted for that.
2) Highwayman:
3) Man-at-Arms: Lone survivor in some war? Seems too meaningless to me. Maybe I've missed something in this comic?
4) Leper: Prince or king that left his people and country to die a worthy death instead of slowly rotting on/near the throne
5) Arbalest: Became an orphan at a very early age and had to be on her own.
6) Antiquarian: Killer her master to steal his power and possibly did much more wrong towards this end.
7) Crusader: Left his family to wage war, but was changed by it and refused to come back to his loved ones (probably in order not to hurt them).
8) Occultist: Went to some eldrich place where many before him died but survived and gained power? Or am I missing something?
9) Grave Robber: Her husband squandered their fortune and died. The first step on her path was to dig his own remains to retrieve his jewelry.

NOW FOR THE SUPER-INTERESTING THEORY: Did Dismas (The Highwayman in the comic) kill Raynauld's son and wife?

And please elaborate on MAA and Occultist comics in case I'm missing smth. Thanks!

[ThatStrangeGuy]

Originally posted by Cookie:

3) Man-at-Arms: Lone survivor in some war? Seems too meaningless to me. Maybe I've missed
8) Occultist: Went to some eldrich place where many before him died but survived and gained power? Or am I missing something?

And please elaborate on MAA and Occultist comics in case I'm missing smth. Thanks!

You are correct about MaA, just a war veteran.
OCC made a deal or pact with an eldritch entity inexchange for his powers.

[Raven Guertena]

No, the leper is just a guy with a desease which makes his body decade slowly, he maybe was one of the people who went on this path on his will.

[Cookie]

Originally posted by Raven Guertena:

No, the leper is just a guy with a desease which makes his body decade slowly, he maybe was one of the people who went on this path on his will.

Have you seen the comic?

[RadishVapor]

The highway man basically attacked a carriage, realized he killed a woman and child by accident and i guess wanted to change his ways

[Cookie]

Originally posted by RadishVapor:

The highway man basically attacked a carriage, realized he killed a woman and child by accident and i guess wanted to change his ways

They look like Raynauld's child and wife.

[Just Hitting My Stride]

Originally posted by Cookie:

Originally posted by RadishVapor:

The highway man basically attacked a carriage, realized he killed a woman and child by accident and i guess wanted to change his ways

They look like Raynauld's child and wife.

Yeah they really do, i also heard she is his lover.

[Cookie]

Originally posted by Bee Movie Memes:

Originally posted by Cookie:

They look like Raynauld's child and wife.

Yeah they really do, i also heard she is his lover.

What?

[Just Hitting My Stride]

Originally posted by Cookie:

Originally posted by Bee Movie Memes:

Yeah they really do, i also heard she is his lover.

What?

Dimis adires her.

[Cookie]

Originally posted by Bee Movie Memes:

Originally posted by Cookie:

What?

Dimis adires her.

This is BS. Where did you get that?

[Just Hitting My Stride]

Originally posted by Cookie:

Originally posted by Bee Movie Memes:

Dimis adires her.

This is BS. Where did you get that?

I just heard that it might, not saying it is.

[Balgin Stondraeg]

Originally posted by Cookie:

3) Man-at-Arms: Lone survivor in some war? Seems too meaningless to me. Maybe I've missed something in this comic?

There was a large explosion and then he was standing in the middle of a crater. I think he's got a personal grudge against the cannon. This is actually perfect since he's the single most helpful hero to have along for that particular boss fight.

[RadishVapor]

Originally posted by Balgin Stondraeg:

There was a large explosion and then he was standing in the middle of a crater. I think he's got a personal grudge against the cannon. This is actually perfect since he's the single most helpful hero to have along for that particular boss fight.

Considering the ancestor speaks about the cannon like it's something special, i think it's likely that the brigand cannon we fight is probably the same one that killed all his fellow men

[Cookie]

Originally posted by Balgin Stondraeg:

Originally posted by Cookie:

3) Man-at-Arms: Lone survivor in some war? Seems too meaningless to me. Maybe I've missed something in this comic?

There was a large explosion and then he was standing in the middle of a crater. I think he's got a personal grudge against the cannon. This is actually perfect since he's the single most helpful hero to have along for that particular boss fight.

How is he useful? It deals insane DMG to all 4 heroes. His guard is useless, right?

[Cookie]

Originally posted by Ham Man:

Originally posted by Cookie:

How is he useful? It deals insane DMG to all 4 heroes. His guard is useless, right?

He is kinda helpful to protect other heroes from the enemy reinforcements, but it's a much better strategy to keep killing the matchman with long range heroes and stunning the other brigands

I beat the cannon twice. You just pray you kill the matchman with your 2 ranged guys while at the same time trying not to die to reinforcements and slowly kill the cannon itself.