I write books about Final Fantasy and mythology/religion. Mythos (FF16), Norse myths in FF7, and Greek myths in FF7 all available NOW on Amazon! 🏴
All links and FF TACTICS book pre-order in pinned post 👇
Teaser connections at #FinalFantasymythology
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The Vikings had a fatalistic culture, meaning they believed everyone had a predetermined fate, and the highest honour was to die heroically in battle. Zack’s story in Crisis Core embodies this. Not only is his death inevitable, but he aspires to become a hero through battle.
The Vikings had a fatalistic culture, meaning they believed everyone had a predetermined fate, and the highest honour was to die heroically in battle. Zack’s story in Crisis Core embodies this. Not only is his death inevitable, but he aspires to become a hero through battle.
"I looked, and there before me was a pale horse! Its rider was named Death, and Hades was following close behind him."
- REVELATION 6:8
This is just the beginning...
Called it 3 years ago.
(Then uncalled it, to my eternal shame)
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- A VERY WARM WELCOME TO ALL NEW FOLLOWERS -
I write books about Final Fantasy games, generally exploring the mythological and religious influences that helped shape their narratives. To date, this includes:
✅ FFVII (inc. Remake)
✅ FFXVI
✅ FF Tactics
More book details and links below ⬇️
Lich, Fiend of Earth in FF1, is an undead sorcerer based on similar creatures in D&D. Such wizards become immortal by hiding their soul in objects. It derives from Slavic folklore, most famously from Koschei the Deathless, commonly depicted as a robed, skeletal villain capable of decaying the land.
Lich, Fiend of Earth in FF1, is an undead sorcerer based on similar creatures in D&D. Such wizards become immortal by hiding their soul in objects. It derives from Slavic folklore, most famously from Koschei the Deathless, commonly depicted as a robed, skeletal villain capable of decaying the land.
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The first book of the Christian Bible’s Old Testament is Genesis, while the last book of the New Testament is Revelation. In turn, ‘revelation’ is another word for ‘apocalypse’. This is why the limit break for Genesis - the main villain of Crisis Core - is called “Apocalypse”.
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