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Yaga | First 20 Minutes Gameplay · No Commentary Gaming

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  The rightful Tsar had failed my test.
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  He was unkind just like the rest.
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  He said to me leave ugly hag and all I did was ask for bread.
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  And as his guards drove me away, I laid my curse, and he heard me
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  say I. Shall leave.
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  But. Hear this?
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  From me how? You'll treat others treated.
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  You'll be. The one who is cursed with
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  dreadful luck will be around when your throne turns to muck,
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  but if you kill him by your own command, all of your Tardom will
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  turn into. Sand So ever since then, he
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  searched every day to find. The unlucky 1 and send him.
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  Away. And now he's found him, a man
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  with no. Charm Ivan the.
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  Blacksmith who's missing? An arm.
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  Iaga, our friend, we lend you our skill.
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  Yvonne we shall use. To fulfill.
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  Your will. Blacksmith.
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  You work in the village and people say you are followed by
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  bad luck. Broken swords, bent nails,
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  splintered helmets, crumbled wheels.
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  Everything you create shatters to dust, and you bring
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  misfortune upon us all. One day I was at home with my
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  Bubba and she said to me. Oh, Yvonne, my needles broke
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  again. Would you make your poor old
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  grandma some new ones? Sure Bubba, I'll make you a
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  couple so strong you'll be able to weave chains with them.
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  I just need to find some enchanted iron.
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  Be carefully fan do. Not worry if there's misfortune
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  in the world, I haven't met it yet.
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  Oh. And if you're out there, see if
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  you can find yourself a wife. Later that day I was going
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  through a beautiful forest. Little did I know what would
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  follow. My way was blocked.
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  I had to smash through using my hammer.
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  I had to go through some thorny spikes.
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  I quickly rolled through them to avoid.
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  Wild animals were upon me. I got ready for the fight.
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  Tired from the fight, I approached A clearing.
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  Bad faith was waiting for me there.
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  Here, traveller with that sweet face, what brings you here to
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  Nico's place? I left my grandma at the door to
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  go and find some magic ore. You seek magic.
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  Are you stuck? How do you feel about your
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  mouth? Bad luck, I think that's just
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  entails hard work and patience. Never fails.
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  A non believer that I see. Looks like the fate is kind with
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  me. Come now with me before you're
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  thinner. You're just in time to be my
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  dinner. But it's lunchtime.
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  I have to eat now, it is late and I will have you on my plate
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  and now you know Bad luck is real.
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  This is my name and you're my meal.
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  I had grown tired from the fight.
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  I swung my hammer with my might and when I nearly hit her head
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  she laughed at me and it broke instead.
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  So I just ran. I ran away.
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  I had no time to stop and pray, and in my path, fixed in a tree,
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  a golden axe was there for me. But as I grabbed and said what
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  luck, I realized my hand was stuck.
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  And then she raced, raised her deadly knife and tried to rob me
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  of my life. But as she swung with evil
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  charm, I moved aside and she chopped my arm.
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  She grabbed it and she said how sweet.
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  And so I got up on my feet. I started running, dripping
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  blood. Well, not a drip, it was a
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  flood. But right behind I heard a
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  crash. And then I fell down with a
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  splash. As I blacked out, I heard a
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  shout. This one is mine.
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  Now you get out. Next thing I know I was awake
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  back in the village with great ache.
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  That is a sad tale indeed, but it just proves you have bad
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  luck. For this I should banish you,
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  send you away and forbid you to return.
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  But I am not unkind. Instead, I will give you a
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  chance to bring me something precious and clear your name.
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  Go far away wherever you may, and bring me back strength
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  beyond measure. But return without it and my
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  guards will just drive you away. To go far away I will need some
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  copex for my travels. Copex.
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  Very well. I am not unkind here.
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  Use these wisely. Go now, Return only when you
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  can. Give me strength beyond measure.
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  Ivan, my dear boy, I heard what happened.
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  That wretched Sir sending my boy away instead of finding a wife.
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  What will you do, Ivan? Though it seems impossible, I
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  must do what must be done. Listen, my dear boy, I know of a
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  tale. A story long lost.
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  An apple that makes you strong as an ox.
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  I think you could take that fruit to the Tsar.
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  Yaga knows about it, and she's never far.
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  How can an apple give strength? Yes, Yvonne, a golden apple
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  picked when it is ripe, straight from the branch.
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  Only one apple ripens every seven years.
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  Maybe it is time now Baba Yaga will know.
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  Find her and she will tell you, the powerful witch deep in the
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  forest. Her house sits on a chicken leg.
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  I'll tell you an old poem about her at night in the forest.
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  You should be afraid ya guy is there caressing her braid.
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  In front of her house there's a skull on a spike.
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  No stories about her whatever alike.
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  Sometimes she gives you advice and some magic, sometimes you're
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  pushed in the oven. How tragic.
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  She will give you good advice if you find her.
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  I will go to Baba Yaga, wish me well.
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  I am glad you are listening, but I hope you do not want to go
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  empty handed. She will need a gift when you
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  meet her. It is said the best gift for her
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  is a wormy bone and a cloth with a poor man's sweat.
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  The sweat of a poor man. Yes, that one is easy.
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  Talk to the hay farmer behind the church.
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  He's the poorest peasant in the village, him and his brother.
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  I will go to the Bubba and ask for their help.
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  Take some codebacks with you. It's not much, but it's what I
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  can give now. Go Ivan, help them if they need,
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  then return to me before you go. I have more to tell you, I want
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  to see you back and wed, not cold and dead.
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  Before you leave you should go to your anvil and make some
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  weapons, you will need them in your journey.
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  Oh, and while you're out there, see if you can find yourself a
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  wife. Greeting ZAP.
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  Interested in some talismans ha. Ha, here's.
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  What I have for? You today.
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  Great, great. Things don't look good for him.
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  Where is. Ivan going now.
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  Do you have any tips bird? Things don't look good for him.
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  Where is. Yvonne going now.
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  Yvonne, have you seen my brother?
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  He was to sell my hay. 2 days and no word.
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  I do hope he's not drinking the money again.
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  The fool The Who Winter is almost here and we need food.
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  If I find him, will you give me that red cloth on your head?
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  This It keeps sweat out of my eyes, but I will give it to you.
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  I'll. Look for him, but where should I
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  start? Oh, thank you, Yvonne.
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  The market is near some farms. He can't be.
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  Far. Good day, Van.
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  I was just thinking about you. My spade is worse With every
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  grave I dig, the blade has gotten blunt as a wooden spoon.
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  When you can't really dig graves with a spoon, can you?
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  Can you help me out blacksmith? Of course, I'll just hammer it a
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  bit. Oh great.
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  Let's see the blacksmith at work.
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  The spade is much better now. It will still dig some graves.
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  Now that you've helped me, is there anything I can help you
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  with? I need a bone rotten and filled
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  with worms. Do you have something like that?
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  Oh, I always end up with a few of these in my pockets.
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  Yeah, take this one. It's too hard to crack, so you
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  can have it. Thanks, Evan.
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  Tell me, dear blacksmith, how is your arm?
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  Do you want some magic? Maybe a charm?
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  What blessings do you need? Blacksmith?
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  A magic item? If you have on you for a small
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  price I can make it too. How many do you want, my dear
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  Ivan? I can make many or I can make
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  one. What kind of blessings would you
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  like? Hey.
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  Take it. Is the.
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  Real deal. Take it.
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  I'd pick a bottle of wine over. That.
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  Any day. Hey, wine is for weak men.
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  No, you don't know what you're missing.
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  I don't. Mate.
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  I'm the one who doesn't. Seriously now?
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  They stole my coffin lid. I can't live well nor die well
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  in this village. Who were they?
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  Do you think I would still be out here if I knew?
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  Why does it say rest in peace on my grave if I'm not even allowed
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  to do that? Why can't the dead simply stay
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  dead? Things don't look good for him.
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  Where is. Ivan going.
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  Now the. Heat is unbearable.