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Algandars

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-	Algandars is a mysterious disease that is starting to spread through the world of Radiata. It causes humans infected by it to become violent and unstable, but the disease is fatal to Light Elves, causing the infected to become enveloped in a cocoon and their souls to permanently die off instead of merely being passed to another body through the [[transpiritation]] ritual.  When [[Ridley]] recieves the ritual after nearly being killed by a Blood Orc, the ritual is preformed by [[Lord Noguiera]].  As a consequence, he develops the disease and perishes from it, or at least this what [[Lord Zane]] states when he is talking to himself near his brother Noguiera's tomb.  <br />	+	Algandars is a mysterious disease that is starting to spread through the world of [[Radiata]]. It causes [[humans]] infected by it to become violent and unstable, but the disease is fatal to [[Light Elves]], causing the infected to become enveloped in a cocoon and their souls to permanently die off instead of merely being passed to another body through the [[transpiritation]] ritual.  When [[Ridley]] recieves the ritual after nearly being killed by a [[Blood Orc]], the ritual is preformed by [[Lord Noguiera]].  As a consequence, he develops the disease and perishes from it, or at least this what [[Lord Zane]] states when he is talking to himself near his brother Noguiera's tomb.  <br />
	The first record of the disease is in ancient legend.  It happened when a Light Elf king fell in love with a human woman and mated with her. The mating apparently created the Dark Elves and killed the Light Elf King.  In fear of the plague, the king sealed up the castle where he lived with his human bride, but the ruins still remain today and are explored in the game by Jack at the request of Mikey, a Dark Elf who dreams of the day when humans and elves can live together without the fear of Algandars.  Exploring the castle doesn't yield any results on a cure for the disease; only that the Light Elf king would have given up everything for his love. This seems to cement [[Jack]]'s resolve to help Ridley through her journey until the end. This event is only on the non-human path.  The exploration of the Algandars Castle reveals little information when undertaken on the human side.		The first record of the disease is in ancient legend.  It happened when a Light Elf king fell in love with a human woman and mated with her. The mating apparently created the Dark Elves and killed the Light Elf King.  In fear of the plague, the king sealed up the castle where he lived with his human bride, but the ruins still remain today and are explored in the game by Jack at the request of Mikey, a Dark Elf who dreams of the day when humans and elves can live together without the fear of Algandars.  Exploring the castle doesn't yield any results on a cure for the disease; only that the Light Elf king would have given up everything for his love. This seems to cement [[Jack]]'s resolve to help Ridley through her journey until the end. This event is only on the non-human path.  The exploration of the Algandars Castle reveals little information when undertaken on the human side.

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-	We aren't given many details about Algandars.  It's never described how it affects the other races.  The only victims seem to be Humans and Light Elves because in the game there is never a record of a Dwarf, Blood Orc, Green Orc, or Dark Elf being affected by the disease in a negative way.	+	We aren't given many details about Algandars.  It's never described how it affects the other races.  The only victims seem to be Humans and Light Elves because in the game there is never a record of a [[Dwarf]], [[Blood Orc]], [[Green Orc]], or [[Dark Elf]] being affected by the disease in a negative way.

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Algandars

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-	Algandars is a mysterious Disease that is starting to spread in the world of Radiata. It causes a human infected by it to become violent and unstable but the disease is fatal to Light Elves causing the infected to become enveloped in a cocoon and their souls to permanently die off instead of merely being passed to another body through the Transpiritation ritual.  When Ridley recieves the ritual after nearly being killed by a Blood Orc the ritual is preformed by Lord Noguiera and as a consequence to it he apparently devlopes the disease and perishes from it or at least this what Lord Zane when he is talking to himself near his brother Noguiera's tomb states.  <br />	+	Algandars is a mysterious disease that is starting to spread through the world of Radiata. It causes humans infected by it to become violent and unstable, but the disease is fatal to Light Elves, causing the infected to become enveloped in a cocoon and their souls to permanently die off instead of merely being passed to another body through the [[transpiritation]] ritual.  When [[Ridley]] recieves the ritual after nearly being killed by a Blood Orc, the ritual is preformed by [[Lord Noguiera]].  As a consequence, he develops the disease and perishes from it, or at least this what [[Lord Zane]] states when he is talking to himself near his brother Noguiera's tomb.  <br />
-	The first record of the disease is in ancient legend and happened when a Light Elf king fell in love with a human woman and mated with her, the mating apparently created the Dark Elves and killed the Light Elf King in fear of the plague the king sealed up the castle where he lived with his human bride but the ruins still remain today and are explored in the game by Jack at the request of Mikey a Dark Elf who dreams of the day when humans and elves can live together without the fear of Algandars.  Though exploring the castle doesn't yield any results on a cure for the disease only that the Light Elf king would have given up everything for his love and this seems to cement Jacks resolve to help Ridley through her journey until the end. This event is only on the non-human path though.	+	The first record of the disease is in ancient legend.  It happened when a Light Elf king fell in love with a human woman and mated with her. The mating apparently created the Dark Elves and killed the Light Elf King.  In fear of the plague, the king sealed up the castle where he lived with his human bride, but the ruins still remain today and are explored in the game by Jack at the request of Mikey, a Dark Elf who dreams of the day when humans and elves can live together without the fear of Algandars.  Exploring the castle doesn't yield any results on a cure for the disease; only that the Light Elf king would have given up everything for his love. This seems to cement [[Jack]]'s resolve to help Ridley through her journey until the end. This event is only on the non-human path.  The exploration of the Algandars Castle reveals little information when undertaken on the human side.



-	The Actual cause of the disease though according to Ridley during her awakening is inbalance in tottaus and that the reason it is beginning to spread in both races is because of the slayings of the dragons and the eventual awakening of the Gold Dragon. At this time she also states that Lord Zane is infected with the disease as well on the nonhuman path and in the human path after defeating him at the Lupus gate he succumbs to the disease and dies.	+	The actual cause of the disease, according to [[Ridley]] during her awakening, is inbalance in tottaus.  The reason it is beginning to spread in both races is because of the slayings of the dragons, and the eventual awakening of the Gold Dragon. At this time, she also states that Lord Zane is infected with the disease as well.  On the human path, after defeating him at the Lupus gate, he succumbs to the disease and dies.



-	We aren't given many details about Algandars.  It's never described how it affects the other races the only victimes seem to be Humans and Light Elves because in the game there is never a record of a Dwarf, Blood Orc, Green Orc, or Dark Elf being affected by the disease in a negative way.	+	We aren't given many details about Algandars.  It's never described how it affects the other races.  The only victims seem to be Humans and Light Elves because in the game there is never a record of a Dwarf, Blood Orc, Green Orc, or Dark Elf being affected by the disease in a negative way.