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| − | The '''Evernight Forest Abyss''' is the [[Evernight Forest]]'s version of Hell |
+ | The '''Evernight Forest Abyss''' is the [[Evernight Forest]]'s version of Hell, it will become accessable after you have defeated [[Oberon]] and [[Goldo]] and captured the [[Abyss Stone]] in the [[Mellow Hills Abyss]]. |
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| + | This abyss has the design of a forest and a theater. |
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| + | == History == |
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The elf [[Oberon Greenhaze]] is punished to watch this play from the first row, trapped in a tree in this abyss. The play — called the "Terror of Evernight" — repeats the first two acts again and again, since the "terror" for the concluding third act is missing (not working). |
The elf [[Oberon Greenhaze]] is punished to watch this play from the first row, trapped in a tree in this abyss. The play — called the "Terror of Evernight" — repeats the first two acts again and again, since the "terror" for the concluding third act is missing (not working). |
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Then the Overlord comes in and discovers the "terror" — [[Goldo Golderson|Goldo]]'s steamroller [[Rollie]] as it turns out — and also locates the missing pieces for it, so that the play can finally come to an end. The Overlord navigates Rollie, running over the stage elves, to finally burn [[Oberon Greenhaze|Oberon]] to ash, revealing the abyss stone trapped behind the hero. |
Then the Overlord comes in and discovers the "terror" — [[Goldo Golderson|Goldo]]'s steamroller [[Rollie]] as it turns out — and also locates the missing pieces for it, so that the play can finally come to an end. The Overlord navigates Rollie, running over the stage elves, to finally burn [[Oberon Greenhaze|Oberon]] to ash, revealing the abyss stone trapped behind the hero. |
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| − | After the play ends, the Overlord attempts to steal the abyss stone, but the elves revolt and try to destroy the stone, only to be defeated by the Overlord. |
+ | After the play ends, the Overlord attempts to steal the abyss stone, but the elves revolt and try to destroy the stone, only to be defeated by the Overlord. |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| + | *The entire play is narrated by [[The Forgotten God]]. |
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[[Category:Overlord: Raising Hell]] |
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Revision as of 09:26, 21 April 2011
The Evernight Forest Abyss is the Evernight Forest's version of Hell, it will become accessable after you have defeated Oberon and Goldo and captured the Abyss Stone in the Mellow Hills Abyss.
Overview
This abyss has the design of a forest and a theater.
History
The portal is located in the area where you killed Oberon Greenhaze. Here, the elves who died went to an abyss where they had to watch and participate in a badly performed play about their defeat at the hands of the dwarves.
The elf Oberon Greenhaze is punished to watch this play from the first row, trapped in a tree in this abyss. The play — called the "Terror of Evernight" — repeats the first two acts again and again, since the "terror" for the concluding third act is missing (not working).
Then the Overlord comes in and discovers the "terror" — Goldo's steamroller Rollie as it turns out — and also locates the missing pieces for it, so that the play can finally come to an end. The Overlord navigates Rollie, running over the stage elves, to finally burn Oberon to ash, revealing the abyss stone trapped behind the hero.
After the play ends, the Overlord attempts to steal the abyss stone, but the elves revolt and try to destroy the stone, only to be defeated by the Overlord.
Trivia
- You can discover the Mace of Doom Mould in this abyss.
- The entire play is narrated by The Forgotten God.