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Another Holy Knight from Xenobia (precisely, Highlands), who sticks around with him. Likes drinking and women. He usually survives the attack on Rhime and joins Denam's battalion... {{spoiler|Except in the Neutral route where he's killed and zombified by Nybeth Obilord, forcing Denam to kill him.}} |
Another Holy Knight from Xenobia (precisely, Highlands), who sticks around with him. Likes drinking and women. He usually survives the attack on Rhime and joins Denam's battalion... {{spoiler|Except in the Neutral route where he's killed and zombified by Nybeth Obilord, forcing Denam to kill him.}} |
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* {{spoiler|[[Came Back Wrong]]: In the Neutral route.}} |
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* [[Knight in Shining Armor]]: See above. |
* [[Knight in Shining Armor]]: See above. |
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* [[Red Oni, Blue Oni]]: Red for Mirdyn. |
* [[Red Oni, Blue Oni]]: Red for Mirdyn. |
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Second-in-command of the Dark Knights Loslorien, hailing from Gallius, seat of the Holy Lodissian Empire. He is the son of Stratarchis Vogras, who commanded five of the orders of knighthood in Lodis. Loslorien enjoys independence from the Senate thanks to the influence of Vogras. Balxephon is a firm believer in discipline and following orders. |
Second-in-command of the Dark Knights Loslorien, hailing from Gallius, seat of the Holy Lodissian Empire. He is the son of Stratarchis Vogras, who commanded five of the orders of knighthood in Lodis. Loslorien enjoys independence from the Senate thanks to the influence of Vogras. Balxephon is a firm believer in discipline and following orders. |
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* [[Magnificent Bastard]]: Betrayed the senate of Lodis, killed his father, and blamed it on his brother. |
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* [[Self-Made Orphan]]: Okay, he was already pretty old when he killed his father...it's also implied he was behind his mother's poisoning. |
* [[Self-Made Orphan]]: Okay, he was already pretty old when he killed his father...it's also implied he was behind his mother's poisoning. |
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* [[The Unfought]]: In the SNES and [[PS 1]] versions. |
* [[The Unfought]]: In the SNES and [[PS 1]] versions. |
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