Post-Fruma Player Character Theories

The player character is from Fruma, and now that we’ve been to Fruma we still don’t know that much about them before entering Wynn. But we do know more. My question is, what information have we gathered about the player character, and what do we think they will it means?

 

I can theorize the player has never been seen saying 67 and doing the motions, this is because there are some characters in lore that actually respect the player.

 

The most important lore-drop lies in regards to the player's soul. What's revealed by Ensemble of Hope and Apotheosis is:

1. We have an unusual, hollow soul:

2. There's something buried in it:

3. Anathema thinks that Orphion and Saphanis made a catastrophic mistake in not noticing it:

It's worth noting that Recover the Past makes especial note that our memories can't be retrieved, although it subtly implies we were indeed a regular Fruman exile - or at least we didn't manifest into existence on the wagon. Unlike Tasim and Sui, we aren't a Twain-like Cursed, but we are very powerful in a way that's difficult to ascertain - the Queen didn't notice it during the tournament, probably because we fought Tasim out of her sight.

 

Lmao, utilizing the quoting feature. Gives off the same energy as using "You can tell if someone loves you BTW they kiss you"

 

If I’m not mistaken, the life of the player before exile is never elaborated on so that you can come up with your own ideas
I may have hallucinated that idea into existence though

 

That is probably the case, I just want to know what we can figure out

 

Yeah I think Deus mentioned it at one point.

 

Whats your basis for Recover the Past implying this? Cause I feel like it implies the opposite:​

• Dr. Picard: None of the other test subjects experienced this powerful a reaction... strange. It's almost like we're accessing memories that didn't exist.​

Unless you mean in the memory the Inquisitor addresses someone as 'What might you be?', which potentially could be the Inquisitor referring to the player but it more-so sounds like the memory sucking us in.​

 

I don't remember the analysis, it was someone else's. Something about the Inquisitor saying "two more for today's batch".