Thanks a lot! I played through the game once, but didn't find it exciting enough to want to go through 2 more times to get this ending, so it's cool to see how things transpired for anyone patient enough to go all the way to the final ending.

<t>That's kind of what I thought when they didn't pop up in the final dungeon or in the IAP monsters-n-materials cave, but I was starting to feel a bit of burnout and didn't want to mar my overall very positive experience with the game by looking all over creation for enemies that I had no idea wher...

<t>As a side question, I've beaten the game (not the post-game, as the boss seemed a bit tough for me at the time and I didn't feel like grinding or IAP-ing a book to get my third character the super-class) and did the majority of the quests, but never was able to find those three dragons of legend....

That's gotta be tough to go through so do what you have to do to take care of yourself, man.

<t>My thanks for the solutions. Most of the floors were pretty easy, but those three were starting to get to me a bit. Well, at least Floor 4 was; after that, I admit I didn't spend too much time trying to figure out the answers before going to the vids. And then I just had to worry about not pushin...

<t>Since I'm a good ways through this (going to pay Maurice a visit at his fortress), I'd put my feelings between 1oldtymer and those disagreeing with him.<br/> <br/> I really like the story -- way more than most Kemco games. As said, this is far more of a "shades of gray" game than a "good vs. evil...

Well, so far, Perdition seems to be saying "hold my beer" on the "this dungeon is really long" topic. I mean, the last two weapon bosses could be closer together than the first two, but if not, whoa.

<t>Is so long that it actually became kind of hilarious by the time I reached the final boss. Not the first two plot bosses. Or the four treasure chest bosses guarding great weapons. Or the boss guarding all the great armor. Not that I mind super-long dungeons (heck, that's how every SNES Final Fant...

<t>As an RPG fan, I love how other genres are embracing RPG elements to the degree that I've lately found I prefer those sorta-kinda RPGs to actual classic-style ones. I can get into Kemco and 8/16-bit ones because those games tend to be shortish, but longer modern ones just feel so bloated I have t...

As a side-note, when you play Origins, bump up the difficulty, as the default option is so easy, the game practically plays itself and you'd have to be pretty careless to even be in remote danger of death for roughly 99% of it.