Protagonist (Daphne)

Void/Wanderer

Introduction

Protagonist (Daphne) is a Void character in Wizardry Variants Daphne. Protagonist (Daphne)'s role is Wanderer.

Other Void characters in Wizardry Variants Daphne: Iarumas and Protagonist (Tale of the Forsaken Land).

Protagonist (Daphne) is a male Human.

The Protagonist is the main character whom the player controls in WVD.

He is followed around by Lulunarde, the ghost of an adventurer that only he can see and speak to.

Niente was given as a placeholder name in the pre-release video clips.

while in the English version is named after Robert Woodhead first name, creator of Sir-Tech and WIZ.

If the player does not choose their own name, Lulunarde will provide them other names up to a point before the player is forced to choose a name.

Memento Cor

"It's the perfect name for someone who's forgotten everything.

Skelly

"You kind of look like a skeleton. "

Amnesion

"Since you don't remember anything. "

Woodhed

"I guess it doesn't have much of a ring to it.

At max level. Each bar is measured against the highest value in the Wizardry Variants Daphne roster.

Right Hand of Reversal
The Protagonist's right hand is able to reverse time for certain things, restoring them to their original condition. The ability can revive people after they've died, and can even revive someone from a skeleton. In addition, junk can be changed back to useable weapons. Drawbacks His breathing is labored and he's covered in sweat. Sir Elmon says to Albano after the Protagonist reverses rocks Reversing seems to be rather exhausting to the Protagonist. When he attempted to ressurect human flesh packed into cubes by Warped Ones, it didn't react. Some skeletons and corpses are unable to be resurrected. Gameplay For the player, this acts as a minigame where a larger circle shrinks into a smaller circle. Tapping when the larger circle is in the smaller circle will reverse the object. If the selection is just small enough, ~10% of his health will also be restored. If the selection is outside of the zone, he'll be Paralyzed and take ~25% of his health as damage. If a teammate dies during combat, you'll be given the option to revive them. The circle moves much faster, and the available space to resurrect will shrink depending on how much Fortitude they've lost. Choosing not to revive them will leave them dead until you return to town (if before a Greater Harken), or revived in the Temple.