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Orlandu, Cidolfas (Final Fantasy Tactics) |
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Brahms might think that just because he can go toe-to-toe with real gods, he'll have some sort of advantage over a mere mortal who is called a "god". But he'll soon learn that there is nothing "mere" about the power of the man called T.G. Cid. Brahms might be able to dodge nearly any blow sent his way, but how will he deal with the perfection of Orlandu's unerring swordskills? Perhaps he shall vaporize this noble vampire under a Holy Explosion, or go the more ironic path of draining Brahms' life from his body with Night Sword. Either way, however, Thunder God Cid shall persevere over a mere undead, no matter how powerful he may be. |
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The Lord of Darkness now faces off a so-called Thunder God. Now, if Orlandu were truly a god, this might be a matchup for the ages, but at the end of the day he's just a fleshly being. Granted, a man with a Godlike championship, but Brahms is an immortal vampire who has seen many powerful mortals fall. While Brahms' deadly fists will be a Bloody Curse for Orlandu to attempt to survive, his main strength in this match is his near-physical immunity. This will effectively cut Orlandu off his knees, nulling his damage and his draining, rendering the Thunder God less effective than a Squire. In this match, Brahms is essentially immortal once again! |
SageAcrin A horrific struggle. Orlandu, desperately draining what little bits of energy he can manage, while Brahm pummels him with all his might. Orlandu, blocking desperately, trying to live thr- Oh. Bloody Curse hit turn one. Well then. Orlandu, Cidolfas: 26 |
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