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Castlevania: Nocturne 2x3 | Reaction & Review (UNCUT)

DARKER POWERS

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Castlevania: Nocturne 2x3 | Reaction & Review (UNCUT)

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EndGame

Actually that makes sense! The Infernal Machine feels like a cheat code for rare night creatures. And yeah, the Abbot’s just a guy with a book, not magic, dangerous combo with that kind of power

Meesh and Dee

Good point! Tera’s more of a tragic figure than a savior—teaching her daughter dark magic without fully considering the consequences.

Meesh and Dee

It’s kind of implied that the Infernal Machine is unlike the regular tools that Forgemasters use. Hence why the Night creatures are different from what we are used to. I might be reading too much into it, but regular tools will occasionally net a rare night creature. This machine seems to have a cheat mode and spit out rarities. Also, the Abbot if you haven’t figured it by now, has no magical aptitude like Issac, Hector, or Miranda. He’s just a dude who read that Innocian book and followed the instructions.

Randy

I wouldn't call Tera the "savior" because she is teaching her daughter this dark version of her magic with realizing the consequences of it. With magic there's always a give and a take.

Tristan Lyonesse


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