This game means the world to me since I fell into its rabbit hole in 2011/12. I've met lots of people through this silly little game and it was the start of me falling in love with art and just creating things again

Now that I think a little more about it, it would be neat if Dottore's revival is really tied to the regrowth of the burnt Irminsul.

Since the roots are all that's left, perhaps maybe his ressurection story is tied to Irminsul regrowing back into the tree it originally was as a fount of knowledge during the dragon era. Dottore and all his 400 years of life as his segments consolidated back into one person, Zandik through it.

In her character stories, Baizhi was someone who doesn't make wishes but the only time she did, she wished her research team would wake up after a horrific incident during an expedition.

I'm having emotions over the wolf man

The fact that Wriosthesley started making his gauntlets at such a young age and out in the streets is making my heart ache. He had to use trial and error as well as picking up any skill or information that he could to improve on every iteration. I can't help imagine this poor baby spent many lonely nights working on them with feverish intent to stop his parents and save current and future children from their clutches.

I might get some things wrong while im hc and speculating, so take it with a pinch of salt and correct me for innacurracies ajajsjdk

But Scylla working with Remus; one kingdom being in the depths of the sea and the other in overworld is such a neat parallel to the Fortress of Meropide and the Court of Fontaine. Though now, the dragon and the wolf has switched places. Scylla entrusts Remus with the goblet of Primodial Sea which is essentially the dragon sovereign of water's blood (heart of you wanna go there). Though later Remus betrayed that trust by hunting Scylla's subjects as well trying to replace all of the Sea with golden ichor.