: A specific high-definition (HD) trailer or showcase for a property titled The Righteous .
: A secondary aspect of this feature set includes "Gazes" that act as area-of-effect (AoE) buffs for allies and penalties for enemies. These can automatically dispel enemy magical effects simply by the Aeon looking at them. Other Possible Interpretations The RighteousHD
: The Righteous: A Novel by Ronald H. Balson, which features a detailed plot centered on a rescue mission in World War II Budapest. : A specific high-definition (HD) trailer or showcase
The Aeon is a "cosmic judge" capable of sensing and correcting imbalances in reality. The feature allows the player to punish enemies for their "illegal" actions against the natural order. Other Possible Interpretations : The Righteous: A Novel
: When an enemy hits an Aeon (or their allies, depending on progression), they are automatically marked for "judgment."
: The Aeon can trigger a burst of damage or a debilitating effect on any enemy that has dealt damage to the party. This often bypasses standard resistances because it is considered "cosmic" or "divine" law.
: A specific high-definition (HD) trailer or showcase for a property titled The Righteous .
: A secondary aspect of this feature set includes "Gazes" that act as area-of-effect (AoE) buffs for allies and penalties for enemies. These can automatically dispel enemy magical effects simply by the Aeon looking at them. Other Possible Interpretations
: The Righteous: A Novel by Ronald H. Balson, which features a detailed plot centered on a rescue mission in World War II Budapest.
The Aeon is a "cosmic judge" capable of sensing and correcting imbalances in reality. The feature allows the player to punish enemies for their "illegal" actions against the natural order.
: When an enemy hits an Aeon (or their allies, depending on progression), they are automatically marked for "judgment."
: The Aeon can trigger a burst of damage or a debilitating effect on any enemy that has dealt damage to the party. This often bypasses standard resistances because it is considered "cosmic" or "divine" law.