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== Xande wasn't stripped of his immortality. ==
He was given the ''[[Who Wants to Live Forever?|option]]'' of dying. The other two would live forever, no surcease, no comfort beyond knowledge of the arcane and possibly eventual godhood until Tellah could divine a spell to kill himself, or the power of Dream and a facade of every desire being fulfilled ''but'' death unless a method of "true" eternal rest was found, but Xande could live, grow in knowledge and power, even love another mortal as only a mortal can, then once his life was over, die. Instead he decided to {{spoiler|freeze the world}}, denying himself that chance because he wanted to screw over the world instead of looking at the possible advantages of his [[Blessed
* This makes sense and it's much better than the in-game explanation, IMO.
* What about the fact that {{spoiler|the party}} ''is'' able to kill Doga and Unei?
* Damn, that's tough. Umm...the power of the Crystals did it?
* They have the [[Age Without Youth]] type of [[Immortality]]. They can still age to [[Badass Grandpa|SU]][[Never Mess
== The four main characters in the Famicom version are the Light Warriors from [[
Essentially, III is a prequel to the original, detailing how the Light Warriors became so powerful, and how they got the four crystals they're found with in I. Sometime after the four return to Ur, they travel to Cornelia, where their crystals somehow had their lights extinguished.
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