Explanation Sigil is the main location in Planescape Torment. In sigil you have a goddess ruling over the city the lady of pain. If you compare Martinaize to Sigil, the city of doors, in the middle of the planes, you could find similarities. I heard often that Planescape torment greatly influenced Disco Elysium or No truce with the furies. But even if it is, it's not only Harry's.Īlso a phasmid's an insect, not a reptile.

It could be some kind of afterlife, I guess, this is an intended successor to Torment, after all. It's a fantasy setting the devs have been playing in for years. Originally posted by Du-Vu:There are certain hints dropped that this is limbo, religious visions and people outright calling Martinaise a kind of limbo, but for me that's a mark against it actually being true. In that way the whole story makes more sense for me. What is the chance for that? Those are just his memories, when he tried to make up with her. He can phone his wife far away on a another continent at the fish market by using random phone numbers. In a spiritual world the pale barrier makes sense. That does not really make sense for a physical world to be surrounded by a antimatter. Harrier is in limbo, between life and death. At the end of the game you have another dialoque with a reptilian, cryptoplasmid. In the very beginning with the inner dialogue with your reptilian brain you struggle to stay at sleep. And fights at mecenary tribunal at the end of the week. The mantra of the humanist organisation.Īnother strong sign: Who survives 3 heart attacks in a week. Life after Death, death after life a new beginning. The pale is explained as the memory of humanity. Perhaps you missed that Harrier is not alive anymore.

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