What happens to the Rune of Punishment? [Spoiler]
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They do Mention Graham Cray using the Rune before, since he says at the end 'Why do you not wish to return to me?' or something along those lines. I beleive.. that Graham Cray had it AFTER his son, since it is only natural for a man to be with his son at his death, and gained the Rune. In his grief, he most likely cut off his own arm, since that guantlet of his appears to be a prosthetic arm of some sort.
... but my question is, does Cray have a rune of his own? Something on his hand glowed to make the Tree Monster come to life, and i am dying to know what it is! I mean... he killed Scarlet Moon nobles.... perhaps he held a True Rune of his own? Maybe even being one of the past owners of the Sovereign Rune?
... but my question is, does Cray have a rune of his own? Something on his hand glowed to make the Tree Monster come to life, and i am dying to know what it is! I mean... he killed Scarlet Moon nobles.... perhaps he held a True Rune of his own? Maybe even being one of the past owners of the Sovereign Rune?
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same here maybe he has a bit of the rune? Or dunno and did he really cut of his arm?? wow hes soo cool this game has so many plot things.. Also does it say who got the rune and stuff at the end?
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Wouldn't it be weird if the Rune, like the Gate and Beginning Runes, split in two? One half Atonement, the other half Forgiveness. That's just something I came up with and it's probably stupid to most people. I just thought of that just now so..... yeah.
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It wouldn't be weird at all. In a sense every True Rune has sort of a duality to them. I don't think the Rune of Punishment will split, though, but it is not unlikely.
I just find it rather odd that Leknaat would have the ability to trigger a change in a True Rune. As I took it, the Hero of Suikoden 4 was willing to sacrifice himself to use the Rune of Punishment to Atone for the crimes of so many others. By seeing his conviction, I believed the Rune of Punishment absolved its desire for Atonement and shifted its desire to Forgiveness of the Hero. But, we obviously see Leknaat appear and flash a light on the Hero when you collect all 108 Stars of Destiny. So, she is becoming more and more suspicious to me.
I just find it rather odd that Leknaat would have the ability to trigger a change in a True Rune. As I took it, the Hero of Suikoden 4 was willing to sacrifice himself to use the Rune of Punishment to Atone for the crimes of so many others. By seeing his conviction, I believed the Rune of Punishment absolved its desire for Atonement and shifted its desire to Forgiveness of the Hero. But, we obviously see Leknaat appear and flash a light on the Hero when you collect all 108 Stars of Destiny. So, she is becoming more and more suspicious to me.
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leknat did remove the curse of the rune of punishment,the proof:try using eternal ordeal or the 2e level magic after you gained all 108 stars of destiny and after leeknat come visit you in your room and tell you things bout the rune and the future, RIGHT after this event you will never lose hp anymore when doing eternal ordeal or any others spells
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I wouldn't even call it a 'phase change'. But it did change its desire. With every rune out there, especially the ones we know that have dualities, the opposing forces are both necessary. Life and death are both inevitabilities and without one, the other is not possible. We live because things like animals and plants die to feed us. Dead bodies, trees and whatever else dies, gives nutrients to the soil to let other things grow. The world was created because of the conflict between Sword and Shield. Conflict is what brings life and power.
Leknaat also said that if the hero decided to give the rune to someone else, it would re-initiate its cycle of violent atonement.
Leknaat also said that if the hero decided to give the rune to someone else, it would re-initiate its cycle of violent atonement.
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