This also prevents the need of using an edited grf to modify the card into a bigger one so it's easy to spot.Ģ.) Episode tickets. Even if you use greed you still end up with having to throw away the loots you didn't want to pick up in the first place. With Schmitz finally deposed, Grenholm claimed the crown.A couple of things I'd like to ask implemented:ġ.) The pink aura and the *ting* sound indicating a card has dropped so players dont need to dig through unwanted loot. There was a large scale investigation and it was discovered that the king used a mysterious demonic power to hide in his room's mirror. The ward captain entered the captive king's room a few months later and found that Schmitz had vanished. They saw the extent of King Schimtz's lunacy when they finally captured him in a small tower in Glastheim Palace: his body was mutated and misshapen since he had experimented on it in his quest to attain the immortality enjoyed by demons. Many of Grenholm's soldiers perished in the violent struggle, but they eventually triumphed over their enemies. Upon entering Glastheim Palace, Grenholm's soldiers encountered a demon army that King Schmitz had summoned from Hel. Grenholm's rebel troops defeated the royal army and advanced unopposed to Glastheim Palace. 529 by his cousin, Grenholm Von Gaebolg, that led a coup d'état against him. The new Glastheim Palace was completed in five years and King Schmitz immediately moved there, living an isolated life of decadent pleasure that was financed by taxes paid by citizens and adventurers.Ĭlearly an insane tyrant in his twilight years, King Schmitz sacrificed normans to demons in hopes of attaining immortality. The Prontera Palace had housed royal families for more than five hundred years and, although it had been recently been rebuilt, the Court was forced to collect more taxes from the people to finance this immensely expensive project. He ordered his people to erect a giant castle three times larger than his old one in Glastheim, right below Mt. HistoryĪfter Schmitz Von Walter was crowned king of Rune-Midgarts, his erratic behavior worsened and he soon grew displeased with the Prontera Palace.
Other legends passed on by bardic poems and songs sustain that Glastheim would have been "the fifth" of the many Halls of Honor that were used as Valhalla, harboring fallen warriors chosen by Odin. The king's name was lost, now he is only known as the Dark Lord, and what is left from Glastheim citizens are now fearsome monsters feasting on the flesh and souls of wanderers. Little did he know that by reading the tomes he unleashed evil powers over his kingdom so powerful that it damned every soul into infinite torment. Legends say that the king of that kingdom was seeking more power from the sacred tomes hidden deep inside of the Ancient Tower of Geffenia, so he sent Assassins to steal it from there.
The warriors of Glastheim were so powerful that other nations thought of them as Super Entities. A fortified city, it has only 3 gates of entry (west, south, and east) similarly to Prontera but only the eastern gate is currently accessible. Glastheim is located west of the city of Geffen in the midst of lush fields and forestry.
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