i.e an Orc Viking in Padova Mountains will probably kill you in a few hits at first until you level up significantly and forge better weapons and gear. This also applies to the enemies you fight both old and new. Unless you're skilled and know the bosses' patterns, this is a terrible idea.

Beef Gate: You can run straight to the bosses from the start of the Second Generation.

Back Stab: The battle system encourages this, as the book 'The Color of War' in your home (basically the battle tutorial) says that attacking enemies from behind will do a bit more damage than usual to them (though this applies to you as well).

And Your Reward Is Parenthood: The First Generation is largely an extended tutorial until you get married and have a child, as your son or daughter becomes the new protagonist afterwards.

For all he knows, it may be something like teleporting the caster to a potentially dangerous place with no way back, and he won't risk anything. His reasoning is better this time, as Omni-Gate sounds like a teleport spell that works differently (it's actually a summoning spell), and he doesn't know what it will do. He does it again when you get Omni-Gate completed with his help.Even though he knows that Alvarna and probably the world will be destroyed otherwise, he is very quick to tell you it's too dangerous and then hides away Dragon Break, the required magic to defeat Fiersome. Until the moment it comes to fighting one of the Elder Dragons, Fiersome. Apathetic Citizens: Subverted during the Second Generation, by Barrett (your teacher), who was content to let you wander around the dungeons so long as you didn't get caught and didn't hurt yourself (he even helped you indirectly).

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