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Goblin Slayer always makes bad rolls, so to compensate, he stacks the odds overwhelmingly in his favor. This, in a way, segregates him from fate and chance.
The goblins are a mostly ignored threat. Heroes as a whole don't find them worth pursuing. As an ignored threat, this gives them a chance to grow and develop slowly.. also.. independent of fate and chance.
The final showdown will be between the Unchosen Ones and it will be far scarier than the classic good v evil conflict the GS universe faced so far, because the Hero was always fated to win. In fact, our wham moment will be when the Hero gets (horrifically) taken out by goblins, upending all the concepts the denizens of the GS universe came to take for granted.
The reason the goblins are capable of taking out the Hero is they have been steadily honing their craft, similar to Goblin Slayer. We've seen them be able to use boats and magical devices for their own purposes, because they're capable of learning. They have the time to do this because they were never a threat humanity activily saught to destroy completely. Goblin Slayer is really good at what he does but he's just one guy against an evolving civilization.
When the conflict does scale up, its not going to be between sides governed by fate. Its going to be between underdogs who succeeded specifically by bypassing fate. Its gonna be a gruesome war with both sides using Goblin Slayer-style ingenuity.
Even though this seems wildly optimistic, of course the ending will be bittersweet with countless victims between where the story is now and the end.
Even if Crippling Overspecialization is in play, getting screwed over when not in the midst of goblin-fighting, a pragmatic trick or in the middle of Unstoppable Rage in the manner he has been makes one think; surely a man with his experience has some fighting capability beyond just one-shotting smaller goblins, at this stage and level of experience, especially if RPG-Mechanics Verse are involved. Hence the thought that his actual rolls in direct combat actually suck. The fact that Truth, essentially the Dungeon Master, doesn't seem to like him much enforces this.
- There is some truth (heh) to this as he has his fair share of misfortune in a straight up scrap, which just reinforces his pragmatism. The other part is the fact he hasn't really prepared to deal with anything besides goblins extensively.
- In an universe of significant names, Truth pushes the heroes to their limits while Illusion uses her chances to roll the die of fate in order to benefit them (only to always fail horribly).
- It is said that the truth is a hard burden to bear, while lies are nothing more than a sweet illusion.
- Truth is harsh on the adventurers because he wants them prepared down the line for something more ( also his interest that Goblin Slayer defies fate). Note we see that, as hard as he's making the 'campaign', he's still making it beatable in a way that makes the heroes better.
- Illusion is actually sabotaging the heroes in the guise of helping them, trying to remove them from play. There are several tricks that can manipulate dice rolls (that a god named Illusion should know), so her rolling bad might be on purpose.
- It is said that the truth is a hard burden to bear, while lies are nothing more than a sweet illusion.
- The end of the story will lead to a major battle (outside of Truth and Illusion's control) that will push them past the breaking point, and only the results of all their hard fought victories will win.
- Alternatively, both Truth and Illusion are 'good', in different ways. Truth is, of course, the harsh burden of reality, the cruel reality of adventuring, but ultimately benevolently Darwinist (the survivors of such traumatic events come out all the stronger (Priestess, Sword Maiden, High Elf Archer. Goblin Slayer), or are culled (Fencer, Monk)). Illusion is the push that spurs adventurers to that life, but also causes deaths in doing so. Both are 'good' but in opposing ways (Reality vs Hope).
- Or, even better, not just one Slayer. Four. Goblin Slayer's companions, having chosen to follow in his path and protect the weak and helpless from a threat that others ignored. And not just them. Have him leave a legacy of Adventurers who follow his creed, emulate him in garb and arms, and seek to safeguard the world.
Here is one possible scenario to get these 3 in the same party: A high level mission request was made to the Adventurer's Guild and the location of the adventure will be in lands belonging to the Amazons. Since the mission will take place in Lady Land, no men are allowed to enter the area, and thus the party will have to be all female. The guild members likely chosen for the mission will be Witch, Female Knight, High Elf Archer, and Amazon, due to their high ranks. However, it revealed the Arc Villain that invaded the area has a large horde of goblins under their control, naturally catching Goblin Slayer's attention. Goblin Slayer will make an attempt to go on the mission, not wanting goblins loose in a place where its citizens are exclusively women. Priestess is able to stop him by volunteering for the mission and ensuring him that she will use her knowledge of goblins that he taught her to wipe them out in his stead.
- Semi-Confirmed: While the described scenario has not occurred, Priestess, High Elf Archer, Witch, and Female Knight does form an Amazon Brigade for a mission in Volume 12.
How to install metamod tf2. At least, not in the traditional sense. Instead, they're a type of animal called a brood parasite.
Real-world examples of brood parasites are mostly animals that lay eggs. Old World cuckoos are some of the best known examples, along with cowbirds and goldeneyes. There are also several fish and insects that do the same. Evolutionarily, it makes sense, even if the result can be cruel (especially since some brood parasites harm the actual children of their surrogate parents). It allows them to side-step the most costly part of reproduction for those species, which is the time invested in raising young to maturity.
All brood parasites currently in existence are exoparasites. While it would be what some science writers call a 'good trick' to skip over all of the costs of reproduction by having its young gestate inside of another animal, the evolutionary hurdles that species would have to jump to get there would be enormous. The mother's body would treat the embryo as a foreign object and destroy it, probably while it was still a single cell. In a Universe based off of a table-top role playing game, though, the existence of a brood parasite that did this would have no real obstacles, except possibly the DM (or in-universe equivalent) finding it horrifying. That's clearly not a problem here.
The contribution made by the 'mother' to her offspring is pretty obviously non-existent. Goblins use pretty much any species with a roughly similar body plan and means of reproduction as potential incubators but, while Goblins aren't totally identical (suggesting that they do have some form of sexual reproduction amongst themselves, rather than being clonal), they're all Goblins, with none of their variety suggesting differences based on the species of the surrogate mother.
The success of a species capable of doing that, especially considering its remarkably short gestation time, probably didn't occur to the people developing the world. They'll probably be as surprised as anyone if/when their entire setting is overrun.
Then the king will officially recognize the goblin as a national level problem and authorize Goblin Slayer to take care of it. This will involve assigning him rookies to teach the craft of goblin-slaying so that more goblin nests can be cleared out in the same amount of time. This is a national-level threat, after all.
By this point, Goblin Slayer will be more willing to share his techniques but only as far as on-the-job training. The rookies themselves will vary from the Ascended Fanboy who is thrilled to work under the Goblin Slayer, 'The Frontier's Kindest' that bards sing about, and the Sour Supporter who still doesn't take goblins seriously and thinks Goblin Slayer himself is a joke. Priestess will be Goblin Slayer's teaching assistant who will assure the rookies that 'you get used to it' when their mentor covers them in blood/slime/mud/etc.