Thank you for the prompt response. You have a good game going. I spent a good day and a half mapping it all out, and even more trying to find all the secrets.
I really liked the three headed dragon concept. I came to see him as the main boss though. It is a shame there is no way to get the better of him. I was convinced that there would be a way to learn more about him by having the raccoon spy on him, or tinker with the medallion at the temple, or bless it with the rabbit alchemist/goat wizard to somehow trap or depower him at the final event. I also considered that you may have gone the "Undertale" route and allowed you to out evil the great evil.
Thanks for telling me about the raccoon. When I found out that I could complete the plain of pleasure without loosing my virginity, I figured that perhaps there was a way to do everything else without loosing my virginity as well, and that obtaining certain items with my purity in tact was the key to winning. For instance, have the racoon steal the artifact from the cottage, or take the ring from the dragon.
I really appreciate you giving answers. Some of these were starting to drive me mad. I must have spent 5 hours wondering around that little peninsula of safe grasslands just to the south-west of the dragon's ravine. The A-symmetry of it seemed significant.
I have to know, Is there anything more for the armadillo that gets woken up, and disappears? What about the dog?
When you become chieftain in the plain of pleasure, I thought that claiming the males meant you claimed the chieftain, but that was not the case, and there was no option to take him. Am I missing something?
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Ah yeah, the three headed beast and the overarching evil was more of a setup for future development on the game, so there is something to get into rather than just a hard ending. We could probably make that a bit more obvious in some ways, so it's clear there isn't much else to do with that at the moment.
Haha sorry you spend so long searching the grasslands! It is the curse of these open-world text games. It was meant to be somewhat reminisint of the old school adventure games, like kings quest. But with that comes the frustrating bits as well, like trying to figure out if you've gone everywhere you need to go.
There is no more to the armadillo or the dog, unfortunately. Not yet anyway, those are just little extra things we sprinkle in to fill up the space.
In the third level of the plain of pleasure, there is a set sequence of things you must do with the males, in order to keep them in line and not let it devolve into a mad orgy. If you figure that out, you should have the option to claim the chieftain.