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Uldren has two reasons for staying away from the Last City.The Uldren Sov I know was.not a pleasant man. He's developed quite the tongue since he became a Guardian.Įris: Only by reputation.

#The forsaken game crack

He's also a crack shot as a Gunslinger, and since being made a Guardian, Uldren is nowhere near as evil as he once was. Dark Is Not Evil: Post-resurrection, Uldren is typically wearing a jet-black helmet with a tattered cloak and wears dark armor.Not that you can blame him, since it's been grafted with Hive bones. This also applies to his gun which, upon laying eyes on the weapon, Uldren visibly reacts with disgust. When Uldren meets him, he's "clad in shadow and his eyes glow like the will-o-wisp'', and gives off a very sinister air. Coming-of-Age Story: Word of God describes The Forsaken Prince as much, explaning that the fanfic isn't just about Uldren redeeming himself in the eyes of the Guardians, but also becoming a Guardian in his own right.BFG: Uldren isn't a big fan of them, but even he can't deny the usefulness of the Gjallarhorn.The Atoner: While Uldren doesn't know exactly what he did to make the Guardians so angry at him, he does express a desire to try and make amends, whatever they may be.Amnesiac Hero: Since being resurrected as a Guardian, Uldren has no knowledge about his past nor his more recent actions during the events of Forsaken.After all, would the Uldren of old willingly stay behind in Remnant in order to help humanity fight back against the Grimm? After he's resurrected by Pulled Pork, Uldren has taken several levels in kindness and is almost indestinguishable from his past self.

When the Young Wolf is introduced to Uldren for the first time when they come to the Reef in order to learn the location of the Black Garden, Uldren openly shows his disdain towards them, with the game's Grimoire Cards openly stating he's both envied and despised the Guardians because of their powers and freedom from politics.

Adaptational Nice Guy: Tying with Adaptational Heroism above.

The sole reason he stays behind in Remnant? He wants to give humanity, and by extension the Faunus, a fighting a chance against the Darkness that inhabits the world. As a Guardian, however, Uldren is practically a new man and does whatever he can to help others, even fellow Guardians despite their feelings towards him. In Forsaken, he staged a prison outbreak, released some of the most dangerous criminals inside it, and killed fan-favorite Cayde-6.

Adaptational Heroism: Pre-resurrection, Uldren Sov was not the nicest person.

After being resurrected as a Guardian, Uldren is an expert marksman who almost never misses his shots and is quite experienced with a combat knife.

Adaptational Badass: While we don't know how good in a fight Uldren was before Forsaken, he was skilled enough to become Mara's spymaster and was an excellent pilot, if The Taken King is of any indication.

At the time the story was published, the Shadowkeep expansion was around the corner.

Acceptable Breaks from Canon: As the game's Beyond Light expansion revealed, Uldren was renamed as Crow after he is found by the Spider and made an enforcer out on the Tangled Shore.

Forsaken Prince contains the following tropes: