To The Death

[hula_chick]

I don't know about Gram doing magic, but I think he can still talk to SOME animals, or maybe the animals in KQ5 were just SPECIAL talking animals--

[PirateKingChris]

Excuse me if I'm remembering this wrong cause I haven't played KQ V in awhile, but didn't Graham have a spell that made him capable of talking to animals in that game? So perhaps he still has that spell and perhaps not.

[angel0fmus1c]

I'm wondering the same thing. Did the white snake skin that he ate in V wear off? I hope not, I really liked being able to talk to animals.

[FredWallace18]

Agreed. I'd love to see some talking bees, ants, and mice. 

[riveraeg]

The snake skin could wear off, I mean you know how annoying it is in your regular life if every animal can walk to you and ask for food.

I am wondering more, will graham be able to use the magic wand in KQV, I mean din't at the end the wand respect him. 

I don't know I might be delirious

My other question is what happened to the genie, I mean, I would create a solution for the first game to grab the genie wish him to fix everything and you finish the game with 1 point. 

[Rosella]

I don't think so. I think the journey will be one of some emotional growth as well as solving problems. I don't even think a genie can grant you experience.

[angel0fmus1c]

I think that having the genie all the time would make things too easy. Maybe the genie will have some guest appearances.

[alethiometer]

How about some insult wand combat?   

"Your wand is so little, it doesn't intimidate ants!"

monkey island ftw

[Haids1987]

Maybe I'm behind the times, but can't Graham still do some magic, or at least talk to animals? Or did he lose that after KQ5? He could turn into a raincloud and... erm... get Shadrack all wet and annoyed?   

From what it seems, anyone in KQ can do magic as long as they have a spellbook.  Alexander first did magic in "To Heir is Human," and Graham (who previously had no experience in magic) suddenly was able to it after reading Mordack's book.  And, of course, Alexander obtained the spellbook in "Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow" and could do it then, too.  *Shrugs*

There's actually an article in the Companion somewhat relating to this, written by Alexander. He esays that his father had done a from of magic hat he had never seen before.

(Posted on: February 20, 2009, 06:05:49 AM)

To The Death

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