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Time for another online contest! Too bad we only have 2 days to enter! They must have done that on purpose.
RPGamer.com is currently hosting a contest in order to win either Wild ARM's 4 or Generation of chaos.
http://rpgamer.com/contests/jan06/rpgeopardy.html
But unlike previous contests which are based on luck, this one actually has some skill involved. Basically, it's a Jeopardy type of game that asks about RPG games. This is right up our forte, so I wanted everyone to be aware of it.
My chances of winning this thing by myself are really low since I know next to nothing about all the RPG's in the world. But through a group effort, we have a good shot at gaining the most amount of points. (The highest total gets the prizes. If there are ties, then it's picked randomly out of the group) And though a lot of people here will have the same totals, I'd rather have a 1% chance of winning rather than 0%.
Entries answering the questions must be emailed to
contest@rpgamer.com
by 11:59 PM PDT January 28, 2006.
One entry per person. Otherwise you will be disqualified
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Welcome to RPGamer's first contest of 2006! For this event the depth of your knowledge about all things relating to RPGs will be plumbed like never before. Behind each of the links on the right is a series of questions relating to one general topic; each question is assigned a point value. All you have to do to enter is send an email - making sure to answer the questions - to contest@rpgamer.com with the word "RPGeopardy" in the subject line. At the end of the contest each entrant will have their score tallied based on the answers they submitted. The four entrants with the highest scores will each receive a copy of either Generation of Chaos (1) or Wild ARMs 4 (3). In the event that more than four contest entries have a winning point total, four winners will be chosen at random from those that qualify.
• A correct answer will earn you points.
• Getting an incorrect answer will not hurt your score.
• Answers do not need to be in the form of a question.
• All questions must be answered using only one email.
• All questions refer to a game or games covered by RPGamer.
• Your email must include your name, age, and mailing address.
RPGamer would like to thank Nippon Ichi Software America and XSEED Games for the prizes for this contest. |
I think wilkepedia and internet will be good sources, but I don't really trust them very well.
And now, for the actual questions and their categories: (I will edit them along the way with answers along with the people who first contributed them. But that doesn't mean that they're absolutely correct. This is why a group effort is best to help each other.)
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Buildings and Caves
Question 01: (Point Value: 100)
Although your journey begins in the town of Leaf, this cave, which is guarded by a huge bat, is both your first primary destination and your first real challenge in Crystalis.
"Windmill Cave" (RedCydranth)
Question 02: (Point Value: 200)
Built in the outskirts of Hell, this small castle is a useful staging point - thanks to the presence and guidance of the Archangel Tyrael - as you make your way deeper into the burning landscape in search of Diablo's Citadel.
Answer: "Pandemonium Fortress" (PF) *Diablo 2*
Question 03: (Point Value: 300)
This tall building serves both as an outpost for the Dark Dragon Army and as a complex time-control device that has caused a great deal of trouble in the nearby village of Carmen.
"Tock Tower" (RedCydranth) *Breath of Fire 1*
Question 04: (Point Value: 400)
This cavernous mine, although overrun with monsters, is littered with a huge variety of colored stones with magical properties, however, the specific one your quest requires you to find is green and needs to be used to heal Hank, a town guard.
"Colorstone Mine" (Blasphemy) *Dragon Quest 7*
Question 05: (Point Value: 500)
Hidden deep within this temple slightly to the south west of the town of Fountain Head is a statue capable of granting you the title 'Crusader', however, it is guarded by the regional leader of the clerics that have been plaguing the nearby countryside with the undead.
"Temple of Moo" (Blasphemy) *Might and Magic 3*
Empires and Kingdoms
Question 06: (Point Value: 100)
This 'high' kingdom is governed by the charismatic, wise, ancient, and peaceful Seraph Lamington and his not particularly charming, wisdomatic, or peaceful assistant, Archangel Vulcanus.
Answer: "Celestia" (Ced The Lad) *Disgaea*
Question 07: (Point Value: 200)
Princess Ailish, Queen Lusica, Tal the guard, Elco the inventor, and Buki the amazon all hail from this war torn kingdom.
Illumina (RedCydranth) *Sudeki*
Question 08: (Point Value: 300)
Although this kingdom was brought low by a man named Villa, it was later retaken by King Sarnus through the cooperation of the bearers of Marselva, the remnants of Humankind, and the elemental spirits.
"Ixia" (hawkthanatos) *Hoshigami: Ruining Blue Earth*
Question 09: (Point Value: 400)
The kingdom of Nordagh and its barbarian tribes had been at war with this empire to its south until they were forced to make a rather impromptu pact in order to make a combined assault on the Dark God as it emerged from the sorrow, hate, and blood of their last, most massive battlefield.
"Imperia" (PF) *Gladius*
Question 10: (Point Value: 500)
Hidden beyond the utmost edge of the Great Sea, this island kingdom is blanketed in man-made traps and is sanctuary to a myth about eight legendary magical stones that, when collected, give their bearer the ability to control time.
Heroes and Heroines
Question 11: (Point Value: 100)
Although he is the star of each game in the series, Ys III: Wanderers From Ys puts this red-haired young hero up against one of his greatest challenges when he must defeat Galbalan in order to protect Elena and Chester.
"Adol" (Ced The Lad)
Question 12: (Point Value: 200)
This blue-haired android was specially designed to be able to destroy the Gnosis, a race of brutal and evil aliens bent on destroying all of mankind by any means necessary.
"KOS-MOS" (Loran Cehack) *Xenosaga*
Question 13: (Point Value: 300)
Endlessly reborn from his own corpse with virtually no immediate memories of his past lives, this hero's journey will see him teamed up with a talking skull, a tiefling, and a succubus to name only a few.
"Nameless One" (Loran Cehack)
Question 14: (Point Value: 400)
This duo, whose combined objectives are to save a family member and depose a plethora of false evil kings, have a great deal in common with Peter Pan and his wayward shadow.
"Ari and Stan" (Kuwaizair) *Okage: The Shadow King*
Question 15: (Point Value: 500)
Capable of wielding powerful psychic energies to attack his enemies as well as defend himself, this young hero's quest begins late one night when a meteorite falls to the planet on a nearby forested hill and a strange creature claiming to be from the future comes to visit him.
"Ness" (Takemura) *Earthbound*
Islands and Planets
Question 16: (Point Value: 100)
The Ten Towns, the Sword Coast, Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter, Myth Drannor, Amn, Cormyr, and Waterdeep are all places of intrigue and adventure on this planet.
Abeir-Toril (Loran Cehack and PF)
Question 17: (Point Value: 200)
Having depleted the sustainable resources of Earth, humanity is forced to relocate to this planet in two waves, the first assigned to land their starship and begin producing the facilities necessary to support a population and the second to follow shortly behind with the survivors aboard the much larger Pioneer 2 craft.
"Ragol" (Ced The Lad) *Phantasy Star Online
Question 18: (Point Value: 300)
Separated from both the dark island of Marmo and the main continent of Arecrast, this island is home to the valiant King Kashue, the winsome elf princess Deedlit, and is also where the soul of Beld, the dark emperor, is reincarnated in the storyline of the game named after it.
Lodoss Island (Ced The Lad) *Record of Lodoss war*
Question 19: (Point Value: 400)
This world is formed by seven concentric strata, each with a different environment and culture, secured together by a massive support column running north to south through the axis of the planet.
"Septerra Core" (Arcana)
Question 20: (Point Value: 500)
When he was shipwrecked on this island attempting to recover the Moonlight Sword for his friend, Alexander Thornton Regginis took it upon himself to uncover the secret of the curse that prevented anyone from leaving after drinking from its darkened waters.
Melanat (Ced The Lad) *King's Field*
Lyrics and Songs
Question 21: (Point Value: 100)
Played during the cutscene at the beginning of Fallout 2, this song was performed by the jazz musician Louis Armstrong.
"A Kiss to Build a Dream On" (Ced The Lad)
Question 22: (Point Value: 200)
Played during the cutscene at the beginning of Final Fantasy X-2, this song was performed by the singer Kumi Koda.
Answer: "Real Emotion" (John Layfield)
Question 23: (Point Value: 300)
"Jag hörde; En nostalgisk; Sång någonstans långt borta; Den rörde djupt I mitt hjärta; En ung styrka; Talade om livets sång..." is a sequence of untranslated lyrics from the song that plays during the ending of this game.
"Nostalgic Song from Legend of Mana " (Loran Cehack)
Question 24: (Point Value: 400)
"A bold, daring dream; built of hope, bound by chance; into daring dreams; go the bold, conquering their fear..." is a sequence of lyrics from the song that plays during the opening of this game.
"Magic Knight Rayearth" (hawkthanatos)
Question 25: (Point Value: 500)
"... in dungeon black those evils fell; to sword and fist and staff and spell; along the paths they trod themselves; down dusty halls long lost to elves..." is a sequence of lyrics from the musical track entitled 'The Song of Faerûn' that appeared in this game.
"Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor" (Ced The Lad)
Minigames and Sidequests
Question 26: (Point Value: 100)
By using pieces of magical gummy jelly and utilizing the help of these two furry friends, you are able to create and customize your own Gummi Ship which you can then use to navigate between the worlds besieged by the Heartless.
Answer: "Chip and Dale" (Ced The Lad) *Kingdom Hearts*
Question 27: (Point Value: 200)
In Skies of Arcadia Legends one of the various sidequests added specifically for the GameCube release of the game involves capturing these creatures to later be used as food for a strange baby bird.
"Moonfish" (Ced The Lad)
Question 28: (Point Value: 300)
Although it's possible to complete Shadow Hearts without ever undertaking this sidequest, you stand to gain both Yuri's ultimate fusion and his ultimate armor by finishing it, and it all starts by picking up this item in Kuihai Tower.
"Erotic Book" (Blasphemy)
Question 29: (Point Value: 400)
You receive Demon Mail armor for defeating this difficult optional boss enemy on Crossbone Isle, but be warned that it is capable of using the most powerful forms of attack Psynergy for each element, as well as being able to dispell any positive statuses you manage to use on your party.
"Deadbeard" (Gil-galad) *Golden Sun*
Question 30: (Point Value: 500)
After first appearing in Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals this massive, but thankfully optional, cave complex quickly became a mainstay in the series where to this day it continues to generate random dungeons up to two-hundred floors deep.
"Ancient Cave" (Ced The Lad)
Monsters and Villains
Question 31: (Point Value: 100)
Alex and Ryan are on a journey to save Ryan's girlfriend from this ne'er-do-well and the virtually limitless hordes of his street gang.
"Slick" (RedCydranth) *River City Ransom*
Question 32: (Point Value: 200)
Considered extremely attractive by men on both sides of the Human-Yason war, this woman is treacherous, cruel, and not above using seduction to get what she wants, even if her true motives are difficult to guess.
Question 33: (Point Value: 300)
Although he was much smaller when he appeared earlier in the series, this reptilian creature had grown to enormous proportions and become capable of harnessing electrical energy by the time you find him in Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.
"Galamoth" (hawkthanatos)
Question 34: (Point Value: 400)
In the world of Pocket Monsters, more commonly referred to as Pokémon, the mostly harmless Magikarp evolves into this enormous dragon-like creature that is listed on page 130 of Professor Oak's Pokédex.
Answer: "Gyarados" (Ced The Lad)
Question 35: (Point Value: 500)
Imbued heavily with the lifeforce of Azrai, the vanquished Dark God, this malefic creature controls the forces of Chaos and has the ability to turn anyone that opposes him to stone.
Gorgon (hawkthanatos) *Birthright: The Gorgon's Alliance*
Mythology and Reality
Question 36: (Point Value: 100)
During the time-frame in which Ryo Hazuki is having his adventure in Shenmue, this person had already been the Emperor of his home country for a long time.
"Hirohito/Emperor Shōwa" (Loran Cehack)
Question 37: (Point Value: 200)
In addition to the Golden Ship of the Incas, the sunken Land of Mu, an Egyptian Pyramid, and the Tower of Babel, this stone temple built by the ancient Khmer people makes an appearance in Illusion of Gaia.
"Angkor Wat" (Ced The Lad)
Question 38: (Point Value: 300)
At the turn of the 19th century a young gypsy woman, a male commoner, and a pious Catholic priest with a dark secret met purely by an act of fate inside the walls of this monastery in Aberyswyth, Wales.
"Nemeton Abbey" (Blasphemy) *Koudelka*
Question 39: (Point Value: 400)
These creatures that are said to haunt a number of Japanese mountains are extremely similar to archetypal 'goblins' in many regards, however, they are often depicted as having wings, beaks, and other avian physical characteristics such as those seen in Inindo: Way of the Ninja.
"Tengu" (Blasphemy)
Question 40: (Point Value: 500)
In Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasure of Tarmin, this mythological creature's single task is to guard the titular treasure against likely heroes by keeping them from safely navigating the huge maze-like dungeon.
"Minotaur" (Blasphemy)
NPC's and Sidekicks
Question 41: (Point Value: 100)
Although she enjoys singing more than anything else, this young woman's peaceful life must come to a sad and terrible end when the eight Siren Instruments are played before the egg on Mount Tamaranch.
Marin (RedCydranth) *The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening
Question 42: (Point Value: 200)
A master of virtually every secret art the empire has to offer, this regional spy master of 'The Blades' is the man you report to as you explore Vvardenfell and uncover the prophecy of the Nerevarine.
"Caius Cosades" (hawkthanatos) *Morrowind*
Question 43: (Point Value: 300)
The teacher in room 2-4 of Saint Hermelin High School, this woman is considered good looking by the majority of her male students and, although she enjoys bending the school rules from time to time, is widely viewed as being an excellent role model for her pupils.
"Ms. Smith/Saeko Takami" (Loran Cehack)
Question 44: (Point Value: 400)
When presented with the Key of Destiny by the person bearing the Star of Heroes, this prince-in-exile joins the rebellion in order to help restore his ruined kingdom and avenge his murdered father, Gran.
"Tristan" (RedCydranth) *Ogre Battle*
Question 45: (Point Value: 500)
Living in a small village and running a flower and plant shop, this young lady is one of many potential women-of-your-dreams as you try to re-sow your grandfather's farm on the Super Nintendo.
"Nina" (Takemura) *Harvest Moon*
One Thousand Years:
Question 46: (Point Value: 100)
The war between Humans and Espers in this game ended 1000 years ago, but the catastrophe caused by that conflict nearly brought an end to magic and was long believed to have signified the extinction of the Espers.
"The War of the Magi" (Ced The Lad) *Final Fantasy 6*
Question 47: (Point Value: 200)
Although the story begins to unfold 1000 years after this mighty artifact of evil met its fate by colliding with the Shield of Azunai, Dungeon Siege II puts the two objects once again in one anothers path in the course of destiny.
"Sword of Zaramoth" (PF)
Question 48: (Point Value: 300)
1000 years before this hero's quest began, the Ark was used to imprison the embodiment of evil so that the perilously delicate balance of the elemental spirits might have a chance to recover.
"Arc" (Ced The Lad) *Arc The Lad: Series*
Question 49: (Point Value: 400)
1000 years ago, the Guardians, the Humans, and the Elws banded together in order to stop the invasion of the Metal Demons and their queen, but in so doing caused the life force of this world to begin to die.
Answer: "Filgaia" (John Layfield) *Wild ARM's 1*
Question 50: (Point Value: 500)
Beyond this ominous structure that sits beneath the bustling city of Rogueport stand the ruins of an even more ancient city and the resting place of a paper-thin demoness.
"Thousand Year Door" (RedCydranth and Loran Cehack) *Paper Mario 2* |
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I already started part of it. Sorry if I took all the easy ones. Hopefully we can do a good job with this. Looking through the questions, it looks pretty difficult.
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I have no idea how to answer any of these....
Question 49 refers to Wild ARMS 1. I don't recall the war having a name other than the 'Ancient War'.
Question 22 is probably referring to 'real Emotion'.
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Question 49: (Point Value: 400)
1000 years ago, the Guardians, the Humans, and the Elws banded together in order to stop the invasion of the Metal Demons and their queen, but in so doing caused the life force of this world to begin to die. |
It's asking for the name of the world.
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Question 41: (Point Value: 100)
Although she enjoys singing more than anything else, this young woman's peaceful life must come to a sad and terrible end when the eight Siren Instruments are played before the egg on Mount Tamaranch. |
Is this Marin from Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening? I don't remember any type of tragic end, though.
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Ah, the answer to Question 49 is then 'Filgaia'.
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holy crap. How could anyone know those answers? they r like impossible.. YOu have to guess the name of the game that has that question in it right?
I just got this! Question 15 is Ness, From Earth Bound
and!! Question 45 is Nina, From Harvest Moon SNES
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12 KOS-MOS
13 Nameless One
23 Nostalgic Song from Legend of Mana
*EDIT* 16 Toril
*EDIT2* 43 Ms. Smith/Saeko Takami
*Last EDIT* 36 Hirohito/Emperor Shōwa
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Huh . . . I forgot to write KOS-MOS . . . I knew I saw that question somewhere!
Thanks for the additional adds guys.
And Takemura, I just added the name of the games as a personal service to everyone. A few of them are rather vague and a few people may be curious.
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Here's some of the easier ones for me:
04: Colorstone Mine (Dragon Quest VII)
05: Temple of Moo (Might & Magic 3)
12: Kos-Mos (Xenosaga 1,2)
16: Forgotten Realms (Dungeons and Dragons) --> I think?
28: Erotic Book (Shadow Hearts)
37: Angkor Wat
38: Nemeton Abbey (Koudelka)
39: Tengu
40: Minotaur
Question 32 refers to Magna Carta but that's all I know.
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16 isn't Forgotten Realms Blasphemy that's the name of the setting, Toril is the name of the Planet.
*grumbles over the missing c in his credit name*
Edited by Ced: My mistake
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Unless you're offering a correction or confirmation to a debatable answer, I'd greatly appreciate it if there were no listed repeats. It makes things much easier. Thank you.
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Yeah sorry about that. While I was posting, 3 other people posted. I guess I type really slow.
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If that's the case, then my mistake, I apologize. It just gets a little complicated when more and more of the list is filled up. I'm not going to remember if this answer was said or whether or not this contradictory information is real or not . . . etc.
But I'm fine with people discussing the respective games here. That's what the thread is for. Just take care of anything that looks like a list . . . that's all I'm saying.
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I told you this in Tinto but I'll repost it here, the answer to Question 47 is the Sword of Zaramoth and the land Toril of Neverwinter Nights and Baldur's Gate is fully known as Abreir-Toril but that is very formal and seldom used even in the games.
Oh and Question 9's answer is Imperia from Gladius.
Sorry typoed the Toril thing, it's Abeir-Toril. I'm not sure if spelling is important in this or not so I thought it best to correct myself.
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I think we'll go with the proper name. I mean I doubt it'll hurt. I'm sure the judges know what we are referring to when we write the whole thing.
By the way, I'm really impressed that the Mythology category has been filled out. If figures though; mythological references are big strengths in RPG's. A lot of people are easily interested in them.
Internet searching by wilkepedia and other sites are actually yielding answers. But I'm hesitant to update them that way because it's a little vague. Some of them mention more than one game at once. I think we can afford to do this later when the deadline is near. We get no deductions for wrong answers.
I'm currently trying to figure out what PDT means . . . I think that means PST or Pacific Standard Time. Someone's finger must have slipped on the keyboard. So if people still want in on this by then, it's probably best to send in your email a few hours earlier.
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Ced you removed the Toril part from Abeir-Toril, it just says Abeir-. :P
Edited by Ced: Good catch! That would've screwed someone over had it stayed like that, no?
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