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SPOILER Deciphering The Trailer's Final Image

Discussion in 'Wynncraft' started by Bleiiz, Nov 7, 2020.

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  1. fishcute

    fishcute fish CHAMPION Builder

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    Just gonna say I'm really glad that certain letters aren't possible.
     
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  2. dr_carlos

    dr_carlos Morph Gang! VIP+

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    Yeah because it would need qu and only one letter is there.
    Unless the letter translates to qu?
    Also, I've edited your list because some aren't words or make no sense:
    bake him
    cane him
    pane him
    pave him
    save him
    vape him
    vase him
    wade him
    wake him
    And, you could argue that 'bake him', 'pane him', 'pave him', 'vase him', and 'wade him' don't make sense, however the grammar may not be correct as it is cryptic.
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    I left that in mostly as a joke but it's possible as joke from :salted:
     
  3. Pixelæs

    Pixelæs just a mathematician

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    I analyzed the ones that made sense somehow, and I'm concluding that "save him" and "wake him" work the best with Orphion, but "bade him" also works pretty well and implies a quest similar to AJF.
    Maybe "Bade him goodbye?" Assuming you aren't actually killing Orphion (which is highly unlikely but is possible), most likely means you're saying goodbye to a friend.
    This gives off a few "vore" vibes
    This one just doesn't make sense in the context of Wynn (unless it's the Rule 34 meaning)
    This one makes sense, although more in a battle sense. It's technically valid, but isn't symbolic or dramatic like "Free"
    This one uses a slightly more obscure definition, which is to tire. Maybe you tire Orphion enough so he can't do anything dark? Doesn't make much sense with context though.
    It has valid grammar, but doesn't make sense unless Orphion is secretly a road or path.
    See "jade him"
    I find this one most likely, since you're saving Orphion and by extension the RoL from the Dark.
    This one's just weird.
    This one's actually pretty likely, if you're waking him from his slumber, caused by either the parasites or runes. It does rely on a few assumptions though.
     
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  4. Je Hooft

    Je Hooft No Longer Hardlocked on A Hunter's Calling HERO

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    also wrong. it cant be babe since the two characters are different. get debunked
     
  5. Violet Knight

    Violet Knight Aspiring front-end developer HERO

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    I don't want to attempt to kill the thread, but trying to decipher the last two letters without extra sources is literally impossible
     
  6. burble

    burble dragon fruit go roar VIP+

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    Yeah, I agree with you. Either save him or wake him. If it's "save him," it'll probably mean that the player tries to disinfect Orphion or undo whatever made him turn evil, and if it's "wake him," I assume the player will just be defeating him.
     
  7. LuCoolUs

    LuCoolUs Nerd CHAMPION

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    I also found them saying this about Orphion tho it is already excluded as it doesn't work with the latters https://prnt.sc/vk7q95
     
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