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[bloodycrow]

Guess who's back. Back again. It's Mako.
Wait. Whit just made that joke.

No, really.
Caim is returning to the fray, but there are some differences. I'm actually taking him from a game that isn't in the Drakengard series. His history hasn't changed. He's still the same old guy with the complicated backstory of murder and mayhem. He's just a little more buttwings fashion conscious and buttwings bent on a vain dream to become the Lord of Vermilion.

And buttwings. Yes. Those are a thing now. A real, actual thing.
He also comes with a couple of other new surprises, but I'll be sure to reveal those accordingly.

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[mohawk_tomahawk]

hi best friend who almost murdered me

[bloodycrow]

hi best friend who i almost murdered

[cowardlyjustice]

Buttwings.

[bloodycrow]

BUTTWINGS.

[deathboss]

YOU CAME IN LIKE BUTTWIIIIIINGS

[bloodycrow]

You don't even know how much I love you right now.

[iksb]

oh my god

wait what game is this

[bloodycrow]

Lord of Vermilion. It's a card game!

And it features characters from Final Fantasy and a variety of other mediums. Mostly Square, though. In the most recent, I think they included BlazBlue characters, if I recall correctly.

It kind of works like Infinite Undiscovery, like how units move and pair up. At least it did in the first game. Second game and third make it look a bit smoother.

[iksb]

Oh wow, okay. I was unaware that Lord of Vermillion actually was a proper cross-canon card game, :o Also I am glad to see Caim back!

[bloodycrow]

It appears to be now, if they didn't intend on it being so. Or maybe it just became proper when they converted it to console in addition to arcade.

And I am glad to be bringing him back after contemplating for years to play him from LoV instead of DoD. I'm glad I waited.