It prevents the victim from taking action for a few turns.: As in the original game, dying in battle gives you the option of viewing an 'Evaluation' by Ilias. Suffice to say, there's a reason it's named for the game itself.: The Freeze status effect, which ice-elemental attacks have a low chance of inflicting. You can have up to 99 of any particular item.: Paradox difficulty. She can be permanently recruited after clearing Part 2, in an optional sidequest.: As typical for an RPG.
The game even has elements of, and incorporated into the gameplay mechanics, though it retains several like elements.The game consists of three parts, or chapters.
Finally, he receives one last message from Ilias during his baptism - that he's the world's only hope.Unlike the last game, this is an actual roleplaying game instead of a visual novel with roleplaying elements. But he now finds both Alice and Ilias (in childlike forms) fighting each other (and believing each is responsible for their respective into childlike bodies). Luka wakes up wondering what it means.Of course, as in the original game, he nearly misses the baptism again, instead choosing to save a villager being attacked by a slime.
She is apparently using all of her power to send him a message that things have gone horribly pear-shaped in the world, and hints that it's the reason for her apparent disappearance. Since then, monsters and humans have mostly decided to get along - a major departure from the original game.Luka (the hero of the original game) has a dream of Ilias, the night before his baptism.
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