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'''Lyn's Revenge''' is SuperSonic1212's submission in Ragefest Four. It is a hack of ''Blazing Sword''.

Lyn's Revenge is legendary. This chapter is so deranged, so absurd, so hilarious, that it messed up [[Markyjoe1990]] and Mangs so bad that they actually started to enjoy playing it. Not that it's BAD, oh no, it's worth a good laugh, it won the Commentary award. There are enough goofball traps that playing through it blind just to see random, absurd stuff happen for no discernible reason is highly recommended. This walkthrough will not detail said traps, as falling for them on your own is funny enough. Just avoid any and all tiles with a yellow box unless the walkthrough states otherwise and you'll be fine.

== Walkthrough ==
[[File:RevengeMap.png|240px|thumb|left|It's BEAUTIFUL]] Though the objective says to kill Lyn, you must actually defeat all the enemies. If the enemy count ever reaches zero, you win. This puts a soft time limit on the map, because eventually, on turn 20 onwards, enemies too strong for you spawn. First you have to get past the wall of death: The fourth General from the left is sitting on a fire trap, so punching a hole through him is recommended. Give Eli-- err, Gingerwood (what) the Boots so that he can move faster. He needs to reach the left part of the map and recruit Hector's party before the Sage decides to nail them. Speaking of whom, the Sage and Denning are oddly fixated on the invincible 3-13 Archer. Oh, and be sure to ''turn animations off''. This is because, should 3-13 ever take a hit for any reason whatsoever, the game must show his several THOUSAND hit points draining, which can take up to half an hour of realtime without frameskip.

The rest of the party should head south to block the fort reinforcements, and pick up the absurdly overpowered Durandal from the forest tile in the middle of the open chests. Eventually, Matthew spawns, so recruit him with Hector. The closed chests are all traps except for the one at the bottom: It contains an overpowered Luna spell for Canas. Luna and Durandal are more than capable of defeating Lyn (who transforms into a dragon, by the way) but remember, you need to kill ALL the enemies, and killing Lyn requires a bit of luck as well (somehow this wasn't disqualified) From there, you'll have all the enemies dead eventually.

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 [[File:RevengeMap.png|240px|thumb|right|It's BEAUTIFUL]]Though the objective says to kill Lyn, you must actually defeat all the enemies. If the enemy count ever reaches zero, you win. This puts a soft time limit on the map, because eventually, on turn 20 onwards, enemies too strong for you spawn. First you have to get past the wall of death: The fourth General from the left is sitting on a fire trap, so punching a hole through him is recommended. Give Eli-- err, Gingerwood (what) the Boots so that he can move faster. He needs to reach the left part of the map and recruit Hector's party before the Sage decides to nail them. Speaking of whom, the Sage and Denning are oddly fixated on the invincible 3-13 Archer. Oh, and be sure to ''turn animations off''. This is because, should 3-13 ever take a hit for any reason whatsoever, the game must show his several THOUSAND hit points draining, which can take up to half an hour of realtime without frameskip.

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 Lyn's Revenge is legendary. This chapter is so deranged, so absurd, so hilarious, that it messed up [[Markyjoe1990]] and Mangs so bad that they actually started to enjoy playing it. Not that it's BAD, oh no, it's worth a good laugh, it won the Commentary award. There are enough goofball traps that playing through it blind just to see random, absurd stuff happen for no discernible reason is highly recommended. This walkthrough will not detail said traps, as falling for them on your own is funny enough. Just avoid any and all tiles with a yellow box unless the walkthrough states otherwise and you'll be fine.
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-'''Lyn's Revenge''' is SuperSonic1212's submission in Ragefest Four. It is a hack of ''Blazing Sword''.
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 Lyn's Revenge is legendary. This chapter is so deranged, so absurd, so hilarious, that it messed up [[Markyjoe1990]] and Mangs so bad that they actually started to enjoy playing it. Not that it's BAD, oh no, it's worth a good laugh, it won the Commentary award. There are enough goofball traps that playing through it blind just to see random, absurd stuff happen for no discernible reason is highly recommended. This walkthrough will not detail said traps, as falling for them on your own is funny enough. Just avoid any and all tiles with a yellow box unless the walkthrough states otherwise and you'll be fine.
+==Synopsis==
 == Walkthrough ==
-[[File:RevengeMap.png|240px|thumb|left|It's BEAUTIFUL]] Though the objective says to kill Lyn, you must actually defeat all the enemies. If the enemy count ever reaches zero, you win. This puts a soft time limit on the map, because eventually, on turn 20 onwards, enemies too strong for you spawn. First you have to get past the wall of death: The fourth General from the left is sitting on a fire trap, so punching a hole through him is recommended. Give Eli-- err, Gingerwood (what) the Boots so that he can move faster. He needs to reach the left part of the map and recruit Hector's party before the Sage decides to nail them. Speaking of whom, the Sage and Denning are oddly fixated on the invincible 3-13 Archer. Oh, and be sure to ''turn animations off''. This is because, should 3-13 ever take a hit for any reason whatsoever, the game must show his several THOUSAND hit points draining, which can take up to half an hour of realtime without frameskip.
+[[File:RevengeMap.png|240px|thumb|right|It's BEAUTIFUL]]Though the objective says to kill Lyn, you must actually defeat all the enemies. If the enemy count ever reaches zero, you win. This puts a soft time limit on the map, because eventually, on turn 20 onwards, enemies too strong for you spawn. First you have to get past the wall of death: The fourth General from the left is sitting on a fire trap, so punching a hole through him is recommended. Give Eli-- err, Gingerwood (what) the Boots so that he can move faster. He needs to reach the left part of the map and recruit Hector's party before the Sage decides to nail them. Speaking of whom, the Sage and Denning are oddly fixated on the invincible 3-13 Archer. Oh, and be sure to ''turn animations off''. This is because, should 3-13 ever take a hit for any reason whatsoever, the game must show his several THOUSAND hit points draining, which can take up to half an hour of realtime without frameskip.
 The rest of the party should head south to block the fort reinforcements, and pick up the absurdly overpowered Durandal from the forest tile in the middle of the open chests. Eventually, Matthew spawns, so recruit him with Hector. The closed chests are all traps except for the one at the bottom: It contains an overpowered Luna spell for Canas. Luna and Durandal are more than capable of defeating Lyn (who transforms into a dragon, by the way) but remember, you need to kill ALL the enemies, and killing Lyn requires a bit of luck as well (somehow this wasn't disqualified) From there, you'll have all the enemies dead eventually.