Obscure Theories and Plot Analyses

[Yrusama]

As for why Gaius van Baelsar calls Bahamut/Dalamud a 'sin,' its because he's on the side of the Emperor, they view Primals as abominations and that's who their 'real' enemy is.

Good answers, especially this one. I suppose the summoning of an Eikon falls under the "sin" category.

I didn't get to see all of the Ul'dah storyline because I never started a character there, and it was cut short on youtube. If anyone knows where I can see all of it (including the non-cutscene portions), I'd very much like to finish it.

That's a good list of villains. A lot of Final Fantasy titles involve the party facing opposition from a variety of factions. (FFVII had Shinra, Sephiroth, Weapon, and the usual monsters). Did any of you watch Mortal Kombat Conquest? Very few of the villains were ever outright killed. They tended to run away in case the writers needed to recycle them for later episodes/seasons. The series was cut short, though, and ended poorly (not that it was great to begin with).

[MrKupo]

Good answers, especially this one. I suppose the summoning of an Eikon falls under the "sin" category.

I didn't get to see all of the Ul'dah storyline because I never started a character there, and it was cut short on youtube. If anyone knows where I can see all of it (including the non-cutscene portions), I'd very much like to finish it.

That's a good list of villains. A lot of Final Fantasy titles involve the party facing opposition from a variety of factions. (FFVII had Shinra, Sephiroth, Weapon, and the usual monsters). Did any of you watch Mortal Kombat Conquest? Very few of the villains were ever outright killed. They tended to run away in case the writers needed to recycle them for later episodes/seasons. The series was cut short, though, and ended poorly (not that it was great to begin with).

Supposedly the Sahagin will be in the game soon too. That could mean the return of Hyllfyr and the Bloody Executioners (Merlwyb's nemesis?)