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IMPORTANT GAME MYTHOLOGY:The Big evil demon guy's name is Skorn.

Your hero is unnamedSkorn corrupted the hearts of several men (the

hexseekers-who seek you out and try to destroy you), and brought forthsome of his fellow demons (the revenants). It is these revenants who

are often causing major problems- one of them is the cause of the horrendous winter, another is attempting to enslave a town, one is locked away in another

dimension (and you'll use the key to bring him back and kill him), and yet another is torturing souls by preventing them from going to the Well. Destroying the body of either a hexseeker or a revenant does not destroy the

creature, it merely allows them to

reform elsewhere, unless they are contained. Minor demons also abound (raals and others).The Well is the afterlife. Harbinger was the previous hero who tried to defeat Skorn and his demon allies, and Harbinger used the Hex to

travel and, uh, fight evil. Kinkathra is the "first dragon," whose dream is that all life will be peaceful, and whose heart is an objectof great power, said to be capable of containing the spirits of the Revenants.

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