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There' s two ways Yahtzee could handle this. He could do a classic-era Rob Blanc story, or he could do one that that takes place after the Extronoids got to Rob. In GFW, it is revealed that Rob Blanc lives a simpler existence thanks to the Extronoids, who wanted him out of the way. At least, that's what I recall.

That, however, didn't stop me from voting for Odysseus Kent.

What's bothering me is that in at least a year's time, Yahtzee's going to <rot13'd spoiler>erirny jung gur arj cevapr'f snpr ybbxf yvsr, naq vg'f thnenagrrq gb or jbefr!</rot13'd spoiler>

Well, the latter three games of the X Days series have something in common with Adventures in the Galaxy of Fantabulous Wonderment: they both built upon an older game or series of games of less quality (in the X Days series' case, 5 Days, and in Galaxy's case, the Rob Blanc trilogy) and fleshed out their stories, concepts and worlds. Yahtzee seems to like doing this and he always seems to do it well. I'm thinking that the next time he does such a game or series he'll either actually show us what the World of Magick is like in a game at least mostly unrelated to the X Days storyline (all we've seen of that world are some of the nastier bits, but he's said on the forums that it's not all bad), or... Odysseus Kent, anyone?

My theory is that Chzo wanted to replace Cabadath with a better Prince. The Prince is Chzo's avatar, and Chzo was not satisfied with him. Cabadath became the prince when he opened the portal to the realm of Magick and was tortured by Chzo personally. However, to Chzo, this may simply have seemed cheap. The New Prince was created through the horrible pains of John DeFoe and Theodore DaCabe. They were tortured by the worst the world had to offer, and Chzo was pleased with the result.

A possibility, thought the three pictures show the three player characters in chronological order.

An observation: Malcolm's suicide with Frehorn's Blade resulted in his becoming The Man in Red. However, I think, under normal circumstances, this should have caused him to be his own master (killing someone with the Blade makes him your master). I think that his servitude to the universe and the timeline was the result of the fact that, technically, he couldn't have done it without his own future self's help. It happened because of a time paradox with no beginning and no end. Time itself may have killed Malcolm.

On an unrelated note, I hope a future Yahtzee game reveals more about the realm of Magick in general (probably a game taking place there that is completely or almost completely unrelated to the X Days saga). I see this as a possibility due to the fact that Yahtzee has made most of his games take place in the same universe.