Legend of Queen Opala: Origin - Gabrielle

And next to show up for the unveil is the girl with simply no luck in her work!

Gabrielle, a failed thief gone from the wrong side of the law to spend a great deal of time between the legs of the outlaws instead...and a few other things!

Surviving both being the only waitress at Gnoll's Trade and serving as a kind of knob polisher at a horse ranch, Gabrielle has learned a lot dressed as a cowgirl and is back to once again try to approach the wrong side of the law, armed with guns and her trademark mask.

Gabrielle was finally able to leave the Kingdom of Namaria behind after a year in the service of various men and now focuses on trying to rob caravans along the highroads of the Beldorian Empire, praying she doesn't have to fire a shot with her awful aim or be fooled into something again with the promise of gold she so highly want.

But what she lacks in common sense, she sure makes up for in spirit and effort! Naturally, by simply showing up during this unveil, also mean she will be available to romance in the game this time around! Keep her for yourself or let Gabrielle repeat the mistake from previous game, who knows what'll be in store for the masked girl...

Legend of Queen Opala: Origin - Osira

While all the new females have been introduced, there are still a bunch left from past titles who'll reappear again, and first out is the main villain from the very first Legend of Queen Opala!

Self-proclaimed Empress, Osira is one of Farah's daughters and the older sister of Opala.
Filled with jealousy in her earlier youth, Osira tried to assassinate her sister to be sure she would inherit the throne of Egypt.

But she was foiled by Opala's pet panther, Sebastilion, who left her with claw scars across her cheek, a constant reminder of her failure.
Since then, Osira escaped to Greece where she made a pact with the Serpent God, exchanging her soul and offering her body in the afterlife for magical powers.
The catch is that her magic isn't unlimited, and can only be refueled by absorbing monster essence, or in less flattering words, monster sperm.
And ever since, she has gathered all kinds of creatures in her lair to one day claim Egypt for herself.

Her plans were foiled by the protagonist Jake in the first game, and betrayed by her newly acquired allies in Legend of Queen Opala II who were supposed to help her capture Opala and Farah, but instead ended up only using her for their own plans.

Legend of Queen Opala: Origin - Ra'Tiki

And time for the last "new" female for the LoQO: Origin character unveil!
 

Ra'Tiki is a catgirl from the all female Tiki Tribe, natives of the woods and forests who usually also are great huntresses and shamans.

Despite her small frame and just being half the size of a normal human, Ra'Tiki is quite the adult tomboy with a fascination of mankind and their incredibly short life span...well, short compared to her own species who lives for thousand years.
But she does at the same time despise humans for their lack of respect for nature and what the earth gives them, this fear and interest has made her avoid all human settlements and cities/town.

Ra'Tiki will be a character you meet on your journey who'll be joining your team as a spell caster.

And now five more girls remain for five more weeks.

But those will be women that were introduced in the previous game, three which were already in the original Legend of Queen Opala as well.

I'll finish off this week's unveil by advertising another game currently running a Offbeatr project.
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Legend of Queen Opala: Origin - Masquerade

Time for the third woman in this little LoQO: Origin character unveil series!

Presenting Masquerade, a psychotic and naturally crazy bounty hunter who'll be hired to track down the main protagonist at a certain point in the story.

Weapon of choise are knives, plenty of them,
and she enjoys stalking her preys, letting them know she's close enough for a kill by the jingling her bells give away while moving.
So she might be a re-occuring enemy you have to fight off several times, but not only in the traditional way...

She isn't necessarily evil, but being more or less a maniac does make good/evil and right/wrong blend together in a way that probably only she understands.

And she isn't shy about who or what she does once getting horny either, much like where or when, a dangerous combination!

Legend of Queen Opala: Origin - Laquadia

And we're into the second woman of the LoQO: Origin characters unveil event!

This time we're introduced to Laquadia, high priestess of the church of the Beldorian Empire and sister to the main antagonist of the game who'll rather early become the new Emperor after having the previous one killed and blaming you for the deed.

Laquadia is also the first woman you'll be able to romance, and this will happen within the first ten minutes of gameplay, as I aim to remove one of the more common complaints about the past two games, that the adult action takes too long to trigger.
Of course, that is one encounter you might miss though if you play it too cool and isn't taking advantage of a presented situation...

But make no mistake, while she is a high priestess, she has no intentions to serve or help people in need, she is merely using the position to gain power, Laquadia is a cunning and plotting woman with a mysterious dark aura to her.

She also has a bust size that might even rival Farah herself!

Legend of Queen Opala: Origin - Young Farah

So the upcoming couple of weeks, I thought I'd introduce some of the cast for LoQO: Origin!
Well, at least some of the more important female characters to begin with... ;)

I'd also like to point out that every female character I'll present here will also be available for romancing at least once in the game.
That will be a big difference from my past two games, sex/romancing won't be restricted to just the egyptian royal family anymore, but most of the female cast.

And of course, we'll start with Farah!
Or rather, the young/teen version of Farah we'll be introduced to in LoQO: Origin, she'll both play a part of the main story and also be a active partymember once she has been located.

Her weapon of choice will be a bow/crossbow, a skill she inherited from her real parents she were taken from when she was far too young to remember, but also a skill she never really had to use in her adult life since she later became the Queen of Egypt.
And for those unfamiliar with her, she also became the mother of the two daughters she got with the Pharaoh, Opala and Osira.

She also had a third "child" named Nehas that might be more or less of a mystery for anyone who goes through her history.

And don't worry, even though this young version of Farah will play a important role in the game, her adult version, along with Opala and Osira, will all be in the game too!

Main Character Voiced (Updated)

Good news, I can proudly say I've been able to hire Arnold Schwarzenegger to do the voice of the main character of Legend of Queen Opala - Origin!

Kaiser Snauss, a retired soldier who gets framed for murder and finds himself in the middle of a plot to kidnap Farah from the past with help of his sidekick, a talking meatball.
I'm currently trying to get Sylvester Stallone for that part.

And if you haven't guessed it already - April's Fool Day! :D