The n arrator, after you unseal the third stone, informs Thalya that there is one last stone that she needs to corrupt. One of the most memorable exchanges takes place in the third mission of the game when you have to unleash these demons from powerful stones.

The narrator, voiced by somebody that sounds similar to David Attenborough, is a very conversational individual that helps bolster the story, whilst poking fun at the conventions of gaming sequels as a whole. The game prides itself with going evil and making you the great big villain that you deserve to be, and it certainly commits to the comedy aspect of it. If you think the story already sounds pretty comedic in a dark, unicorn legs for dinner sort of way, then you’d be right on the money. She then descends into the Fatiguing Library’s basement, and starts about her efforts to create a dungeon to fight off the goody two-shoed heroes of this island. The Undeniable Evil bonds his shadow with her, allowing the true might of her powers to come through as she slaughters the people in her hometown. That is when the game introduces you to Thalya, a dark elf that was adopted by a paladin and raised to be good. After the fleet sinks a few times, he decides just to corrupt an already evil person and make them his apprentice. Once he came out of his lab, he declared that he would have a fleet created in order to conquer a newly discovered island. Having completed that goal in the first two games, the Undeniable Evil became a recluse, locking himself away in his secret lab as he munched on unicorns.

Realmforge has delivered the Dungeons series, a set of games that focus around the Undeniable Evil Overlord, whose whole point in life was to conquer the lands and raise an army of evil minions.

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