All right, a bit of a challenge for you gents. Has anyone on /tg/ played this game, and if so, do you remember enough of it to use it as the basis of a campaign setting?
I've played this game in passing, and it's ball-bustingly generic. The game was basically XBOX's answer to Zelda, and the plot and setting are very straight forward. The focus of the mythos is on the four elements (earth, fire, air, water) and with a couple variants (ice, etc), to the point that each element has its own realm you can travel to (on foot, no less). Azurik is a young elemental guardian, tasked with maintaining balance. One of his colleagues is corrupted by the lust for power, and he steals the plates that represent each element from the central temple where everyone lives. Azurik had to take that glaive that channels the elements, run around and recover the plates, and beat the traitor's ass.
I cannot stress enough how generic the game is.
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>>46223985
Holy shit, I remember this game.
Barely. Because it wasn't good.
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Is there anything to salvage in this basic-as-fuck setting?
"These elements are Fire, Earth, Air, Water, Life, and Death. The essence of the elements has been locked within special "Discs", which are kept in the tower in the middle of Town. All that is, except one; the disc of Death had been lost a great deal of time before, its location unknown. Regardless of that fact, the world has managed to maintain the natural order."
They have the Disc of Death hidden in the walls of a training room, the antagonist nearly kills you and a master intervenes, tells baddie to meditate away the murderboner. He throws his weapon so angrily at a wall it shatters and reveals the disc. Then, uh...
The "Guardian of the Disc of Death" forcibly possess him and has him do some evil shit, snagging the rest of the discs. So I guess these particular MacGuffins also kind of have minds of their own.
>>46227301
Yeah, the Death disc was speaking to the rival guardian while he was meditating.
>What do you want?
>B-balance among the elements.
>Look in your heart. What do you REALLY want?
>...Power...
And then he jacks the rest of the discs and scatters them across the various realms.
I did like the aspect of combining the different elements into different combo elements like steam and lava, but beyond that I do not remember anything particularly interesting about this game.
>>46228132
>I do not remember anything particularly interesting about this game.
That's the problem this thread is running into: the game was forgettable.
