Surviving The Game As A Barbarian Episode 751

February 14, 2026 12 min read 815 views

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  1. So Aynar Rotmiller and Bjorn are in District 4. If I remember correctly Amelia and Ayuen were also in District 4. It makes sense to me that whoever dies this arc from the prophecy will do so near Bjorn otherwise I don't see how he โ€œrealises what he needs to doโ€.

    I shudder to think that Amelia might die. She's the only character who sees through Bjornโ€™s bullshit.

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    1. Donโ€™t forget Raven, she also has the no BS goggles, though not to the extent as Amelia
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  2. It really feel like weโ€™re getting a bit of the good God's vs evil gods this arch. Fate and faith and all that. Rotmillers gotta give himself some credit. Nothing wrong with building your character grinding before hitting the labyrinth.hed do great in monster hunter world haha Also it seems movement abilities are OP and hard to come by in this world lol

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  3. I like how the evil god was saying the wardrobe was safe yet here we see it really wasnโ€™t โ€œcheck every wardrobe and etcโ€.

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    1. He was setting him up for an ever darker fall from graceโ€ฆ Awesome little tidbit ๐Ÿ™‚
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  4. โ€ฆโ€ฆ..anyone else feel like Bjorn is getting sidelined this arc? heโ€™s alone then in an alternate space then unconscious.

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    1. Tbh I kind of like it. It shows that even though heโ€™s the MC, this world doesnโ€™t revolve entirely around him, and the other characters really get a chance to shine.It reminds me of the earlier-mid arcs, before we got those deep Bjorn-centered arcs like the Basement, the Construction arc, and outside the walls (including the alt. dimension arc).
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      1. It is nice to have a world that breathes fosho.Lol, someone keeps downvoting you for some reason :-S
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        1. Lol ยฏ\_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏNot sure the reason, but I don't mind, everyone is entitled to their opinion. If it were up to me, Iโ€™d prefer dialogue, but the button is there for a reason
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      2. Good point! it is kind of stressful though in that I keep wondering which viewpoint switch is gonna be their last :l(also if the author kills Rotmiller, Mr Bear and the Dwarf I will be horribly offended. how dare you strike down everyone who was technically retired)
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  5. I donโ€™t really get why the marquis is targeting bjorn instead of the royal family

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    1. Because Bjorn is the biggest obstacle right now – if left unchecked, he will ruin all the Marquisโ€™ plans. Plus, the Royal family is behind Bjorn right now, and Bjorn also wants the Marquisโ€™ head.KIlling Bjorn also cripples the Royal Family's forces.
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    2. Heโ€™s targeting him first because Bjorn is the greatest outlier that gets in the way of his plans. Bjorn is basically what Scobby-Doo and the gang are to Noark/Marquis is to the D rate criminals from the cartoon. I can see it now, the Noark leader and Marquis screaming out every time Bjorn thwarted their plans: I would have gotten away with too if it werenโ€™t for that meddlesome Barbarian and his stupid harem!
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  6. Thereโ€™s something poetic about Rotmiller, Bjorn's original scout, being the one to lead Bjorn's motionless body through the dangerous Noarkan-captured territory. May the Twilight Star guide them indeed.

    I love how they highlighted how Bjorn not only blocked the Fortress's most powerful weapon himself, but also protected everyone else in the area from harm as well. Also, thank goodness for the 5th Squadronโ€ฆ hope everyone gets back safely, but its not looking good for Bjorn and Brownโ€ฆ

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    1. Yeah, truly awesome! It is poetic and epic for sure. His weakest stepping stone guiding him in bleakest moment, knowing he is likely to die and appreciating how unfair it is.It really seems like being weak is a boon here. He knows how to get through, not with power, but with guile.
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