Does the dog die?
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Octopath Traveler
Video Game • 2018 • Fantasy
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Your Triggers
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There are wolf-like enemies. There is also a scene in H'aanit's introductory chapter where you find slain wolves
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No, but the first chapter of Primrose's story makes it clear that a lot of sex trafficking is happening.
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Is a trans person depicted predatorily?
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There don't seem to be any trans characters in this game.
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Are there end credit scenes?
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After completing all 8 of the stories, the game doesn't explicitly state it at any point, but there is one final side quest that officially concludes the story and explains all the hanging loose ends (such as the purpose of the Dragonstones, the origin of Cyrus's book, the reason Hornburg fell, etc). To access this quest, finish the questlines of two NPCs named Kit and Alphas, and then go to the West S'waarki Trail. Talk to the impresario, and you will be on your way to the final boss.
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Abandonment
Is a child abandoned by a parent?
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A questline revolves around a girl who discovers her mother abandoned her at birth and seeks to find out why. If you want to avoid this, skip through the dialogue of the quests of an NPC named Meryl; this quest is found first in Clearbrook after completing Alfyn's chapter 1.
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Abuse
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Children are seen abandoned or in danger often; Primrose's first chapter implies that some of the workers in the brothel have been sex workers since they were very young.
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Is there domestic violence?
National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-7233)
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Is someone stalked?
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Cyrus is followed by a hooded figure. Ophilia is stalked by an antagonist. An antagonist writes a play about all the tragedies in Primrose's life and directs it on the stage.
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Addiction
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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One of Therion's victory lines is "Where's the nearest tavern?" He is also frequently shown drinking or in bars. Travel banter often takes place in taverns and characters drink on-screen.
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Animal Death
Does a cat die?
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A boss called the Venomtooth Tiger is killed.
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Is there a dead animal?
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In H'aanit's chapter 1, several dead animals are seen, killed by a large monster, which is then killed by H'aanit.
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Does a horse die?
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One of the bosses rides a horse in battle, but it isn't explicitly killed off. It's like more of a stylistic choice, considering that the fight takes place indoors.
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Does a dragon die?
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The boss of H’aanit’s chapter 3 is a dragon, and must be killed to continue
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Animal Distress
Are animals abused?
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On Alphys' second chapter, someone talks about using kittens for medical experiments.
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Animal Phobia
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Are there bugs?
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There are giant ants as enemies
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Are there snakes?
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The boss fight in Alfyn’s chapter 1 is literally a giant snake
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Appendages
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Is there amputation?
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Not literally, but apothecaries have a battle move called "Amputation".
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Does someone break a bone?
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Implied; a character is thrown off a cliff and dies.
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Assault
Is someone drugged?
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In the first chapter of Tressa's story, some pirates are drugged with a sleeping herb
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Is someone restrained?
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In Tressa's second chapter, a supporting character is tied up and taken prisoner by the antagonist.
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Primrose gets slapped in her chapter 1 when Helgenish appears in the dancers' room.
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Children
Does a kid die?
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Various children are in danger multiple times throughout the game, but they are always rescued and never die. One child in Alfyn's chapter 3 is badly hurt by a villain, but Alfyn is able to save the child.
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Death
Does a non-human character die?
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A lot of bosses are creatures that were once human but not anymore, as well as a number of animals, including mythical ones.
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Does someone sacrifice themselves?
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A supporting character in Primrose's chapter 1 puts herself in extraordinary danger to help Primrose and dies for it. A major character in the final quest of the game sacrifices himself in the hopes of resurrecting his wife - this doesn't kill him, but the following events are likely to be upsetting for anyone with this trigger.
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Family
Does a parent die?
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Primrose’s father was murdered when she was young
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Is someone kidnapped?
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Yep, during Alfyn's third chapter.
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Fear
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Is someone possessed?
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In the final quest of the game, possession is a MAJOR plot point. One character almost gets possessed by a god but escapes, while another does get successfully possessed. Another major antagonist in this quest essentially acts as a human vessel for said god to speak through. If possession bothers you, it may not be worth completing the game, but all 8 of the main storylines are clear, at least.
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Gross
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Is there audio gore?
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The antagonist of Primrose's chapter 1 has his throat slit and makes choking noises as he dies.
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Law Enforcement
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Medical
Are needles/syringes used?
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A syringe icon is used to represent status effect immunity in battle, but no actual syringes are used.
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Is there a hospital scene?
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There is a makeshift hospital in Orewell where a half-dozen plague patients lie on mats and are treated by Alfyn and a rival apothecary.
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Mental Health
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Is there misophonia?
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During Ophilia's first chapter, a crying boy enters the church and sniffs.
In Alphys' second chapter, a crying mother sniffs as well. There is also a coughing girl.
In Alphys' second chapter, a crying mother sniffs as well. There is also a coughing girl.
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
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The first boss of Primrose's story audibly chokes on his blood and struggles to breathe shortly after the boss fight.
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Noxious
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Is there obscene language/gestures?
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There's a lot of frank discussion of things like sex work in Primrose's story in particular, and while actual cursing is pretty minimal, the way certain characters (particularly antagonists) talk about sex and women can be very, very uncomfortable to hear.
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Pregnancy
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Prejudice
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Are there fat jokes?
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No, but Helgenish, the boss of Primrose's first chapter, is portrayed as fat and with quite a few nasty stereotypes.
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Does an LGBT person die?
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No apparent LGBT+ characters in this game, either.
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Race
Are there usages of the n-word?
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There don't seem to be any Black people in this game.
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Relationships
Is there a large age gap?
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Warnings specifically for Primrose's story, ESPECIALLY chapter 4, where instead of being implied, it's outright shown.
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Religious
Are there demons or Hell?
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The true final book the game is an evil god, if that counts
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Is religion discussed?
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In Ophilia's storyline especially, though worth noting that it's a fictional polytheistic religion.
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Self Harm
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The final boss of Olberic's story kills himself after being defeated. One side quest involves an NPC contemplating suicide, and another NPC nearby says that he should hurry up and do it. The player can stop the suicidal NPC from killing himself.
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Not in an especially conventional way, and the character does survive, but a major supporting character in Alfyn's story tries to allow himself to die of sickness in the final chapter. He adamantly resists help and insists that he deserves to die.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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One side quest involves an NPC who says he is about to jump off a cliff, but the player can convince him not to do it.
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Sex
Is a minor sexualized?
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During Primrose's story, it is mentioned that one of the characters was taken in, or possibly bought, as a child to be an exotic dancer.
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I don't remember when, but during Primrose's story, an unnamed NPC is implied to have had feelings for his deceased daughter. That's as far as that goes.
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Is there sexual content?
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Although there are no actual sex scenes, Primrose’s story is chock full of sexual references. It is implied that Primrose was a prostitude from a young age, and her chapter 2 story revolves around a brothel
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Is someone sexually objectified?
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In Primrose's chapters 1 and 2, women are very frequently treated as tools or slaves. The narrative doesn't condone this treatment, thankfully.
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Sexual Assault
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Chapter 1 of Primrose's story involves a brothel. It is mentioned that Primrose became prostitute at a young age. The villain of the chapter makes implicit threats of sexual abuse and murder towards the sex workers and it is made pretty clear that he has followed through on these threats in the past.
Chapter 2 of Primrose's story has another brothel where there are both consenting sex workers and other women who are sex slaves. There is discussion of a woman who was assaulted by a lord and who took her life afterwards, though this is not depicted on screen.
Chapter 2 of Primrose's story has another brothel where there are both consenting sex workers and other women who are sex slaves. There is discussion of a woman who was assaulted by a lord and who took her life afterwards, though this is not depicted on screen.
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Is there pedophilia?
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An adult male character is shown to have been in an intimate romantic relationship with Primrose when she was a child, and the owner of the brothel she works at mentions finding her attractive when she was a teenager. Both are depicted as predatory and neither is in any way condoned.
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Is rape mentioned?
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In Primrose's route, especially. Sexual abuse of women and girls is a strong theme.
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Sickness
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Does someone have a chronic illness?
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A major supporting character in Ophilia's story is very ill and has been for a long time. There's also a major supporting character in Alphyn's chapter 4 who is implied to be immunosuppressed and gets severely ill often.
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Spoiler
Does it have a sad ending?
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Chapters, such as Primrose's chapter 1, can have sad endings, but the game itself ends happily.
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Vehicular
Is someone hit by a car?
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There are no cars in this game, as it takes place in a setting similar to medieval Europe.
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Violence
Is there blood/gore?
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Bloodstains are fairly common, and one segment in Cyrus's chapter 2 features a dungeon room with a massive splatter of blood on the ground. There is no actual gore, though, and no bleeding wounds.
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Does someone drown?
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There is a side quest in which a dead body washes up on a riverbank.
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Whole Body
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Is there body horror?
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The boss in Cyrus's fourth chapter has many limbs and a distorted figure. The boss in Haanit's fourth chapter appears humanoid but with disproportionate limbs, and it crawls on all fours. The final boss's first phase looks very fleshy and has many eyes, as well as the ability to summon enemies that look like wailing people.
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Is someone burned alive?
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It's not depicted, but executions by burning at the stake are commonly discussed in Olberic's chapter 4.
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Is there shaving/cutting?
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At least one major antagonist has his throat slit and dies; characters use knives and blades in battle.
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Is someone stabbed?
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A lot of attacks are non-explicit but do feature stabbing, like the warrior's Thousand Spears. In terms of story, scenes where characters get stabbed are at the following story beats: the scene at the end of Primrose's chapter 1 dungeon, the scenes just after all of Primrose's boss fights, after Olberic finishes running uphill in his chapter 1 flashback, the scene after Obleric's chapter 4 boss fight, and the scene after Alfyn's chapter 3 boss fight
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Does someone fall to their death?
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In chapter 1 of Primrose's route, a girl named Yusufa is thrown from a cliff. She has her throat cut beforehand and it's not clear whether that or the fall kills her, but worth noting.
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Does someone become unconscious?
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Ophilia is knocked out in her chapter 4 and and goes unconscious through being drugged in her chapter 3. Cyrus is briefly knocked out in his chapter 3, and in the same chapter a supporting character faints from fear. Primrose faints after being stabbed in her chapter 3. A child NPC goes unconscious due to anaphylaxis in Alfyn's chapter 3.
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