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''[http://www.wulfhammer.org Embric of Wulfhammer's Castle]'' is a fantasy [[Role-Playing Game]] done with [[RPG Maker]] 2003. |
'''''[http://www.wulfhammer.org Embric of Wulfhammer's Castle]''''' is a fantasy [[Role-Playing Game]] done with [[RPG Maker]] 2003. |
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From the game's manual, ''The Duchess of the fair land of Elstwhere comes by carriage to the Marque of Wulfhammer, presumably to marry its lord, Embric of Wulfhammer. Embric, however, is nowhere to be found. The Duchess, not being the sort to sit around idly, embarks on her own quest to get to know the body of the eccentric populace of Castle Wulfhammer, among them the ladies and dwarves of the Awesome Fellowship, those rescued on the Fellowship's grand adventures, a bevy of mysterious townsfolk, monsters, nobles, demons, and devils, waitresses, clerks, clerics, and more.'' |
From the game's manual, ''The Duchess of the fair land of Elstwhere comes by carriage to the Marque of Wulfhammer, presumably to marry its lord, Embric of Wulfhammer. Embric, however, is nowhere to be found. The Duchess, not being the sort to sit around idly, embarks on her own quest to get to know the body of the eccentric populace of Castle Wulfhammer, among them the ladies and dwarves of the Awesome Fellowship, those rescued on the Fellowship's grand adventures, a bevy of mysterious townsfolk, monsters, nobles, demons, and devils, waitresses, clerks, clerics, and more.'' |
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''But there is something strange about this castle and its people. As the mysteries begin to unravel, and the real lives and futures of the people of Wulfhammer come into question, who can rescue those who are so used to doing the rescuing?'' |
''But there is something strange about this castle and its people. As the mysteries begin to unravel, and the real lives and futures of the people of Wulfhammer come into question, who can rescue those who are so used to doing the rescuing?'' |
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Primarily a comedic and heavily [[Yuri]]/ |
Primarily a comedic and heavily [[Yuri]]/[[Shoujo Ai]] story (having originally been released to the /u/ board of 4.chan), the object of the game is not to fight monsters with a band of heroes to save the world from some cataclysm, but to explore the stories of the people of Castle Wulfhammer. There is almost no traditional combat and the game is ''packed'' with scenes and endings, [[Embric of Wulfhammer's Castle/Characters|and lots, and lots, of characters.]] |
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A sequel is in the works entitled "A Marquess of Notoriety" which involves the next generation. |
A sequel is in the works entitled "A Marquess of Notoriety" which involves the next generation. |
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=== Tropes found in this game include: === |
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* [[Abusive Parents]]: He was her uncle, but Greyghast's "training" of The Duchess. {{spoiler|Likely sexual abuse, we see him walking to her in a memory when she couldn't move.}} |
* [[Abusive Parents]]: He was her uncle, but Greyghast's "training" of The Duchess. {{spoiler|Likely sexual abuse, we see him walking to her in a memory when she couldn't move.}} |
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* [[Affably Evil]]: Carmina seems ''really'' nice and friendly for how evil she is, from treating the townsfolk of a Dark Elf city well in a flashback to her relationship with the Duchess. |
* [[Affably Evil]]: Carmina seems ''really'' nice and friendly for how evil she is, from treating the townsfolk of a Dark Elf city well in a flashback to her relationship with the Duchess. |
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