Quahaug

Quahaug is a playable character in Triangle Strategy. He is a recruitable character available if the player has 1600 Utility.

Profile/Story[]

Background[]

Quahaug was an child blessed with the gift to foresee the future, and the power to manipulate both time and space. Quahaug was an orphan who never met his real mother, as he was given away to a village when he was just an infant. Despite Quahaug not remembering his mother, he is oddly reminded of her whenever he's around Anna Pascal.

"The following section contains major spoilers for Triangle Strategy."

Quahaug's true mother was Lyla Viscraft, and she gave Quahaug away to prevent Idore from abusing the child's powers.

"This is the end of the spoilers in this section."

Clairvoyant[]

A young boy with a mysterious ability to peer through time. He lived in a quiet corner of the Wolffort demesne until a vision showed him fighting alongside Serenoa.- In-game description

With Anna's help, Quahaug discovers a note left to him by his mother. In the note, it's revealed that Quahaug's mother gave him away to keep him safe from Minister Idore Delmira, and bequeathed a large sum of money to the village Quahaug was raised at to ensure he never wanted for anything. Quahaug's mother hopes to one day see him again, and to atone for abandoning him. After reading this note, Quahaug cries tears of joy and hugs Anna, happy to know his mother loved him.

Battle[]

Quahaug's base class is a Clairvoyant, a powerful class with the ability to manipulate both time and space on the battlefield. He wields a Space-Time Scepter at Weapon Rank 1, a Space-Time Scepter II at Weapon Rank 2, and a Space-Time Scepter III at Weapon Rank 3. He possesses the following classes and abilities:

Clairvoyant[]


Lv.	Name	Type	Description and Base TP	Range
?	Time Compression	Active	Raise the speed of an ally within range for 3 turn(s). (1 TP)	1-6 (Height -10-+10)
?	Turn Back Time	Active	Revert a unit's postion, HP, and status changes to their states from the caster's previous turn. (2 TP)	0-6 (Height -10-+10)
?	In Due Course	Active	Deal proportionate non-elemental magic damage to a target enemy and adjacent enemies after the target completes 1 turn(s). (1 TP)	1-4 (Height -10-+10)
?	Warped Space	Active	Move an ally to any location within 5 squares. If that ally is charging or casting, that action will be suspended. (2 TP)	0-6 (Height -10-+10)
?	Stop Time	Active	Stop everyone but yourself for 2 turn(s), preventing them from taking any actions. Then gain the use of 1 more command. However, you can only move once. (3 TP)	0-0 (Height -0-+0)
?	Distorted Space	Active	Switch the positions of yourself and a selected unit. If that unit is charging or casting, that action will be suspended. (2 TP)	1-6 (Height -10-+10)

Timespeaker[]


Lv.	Name	Type	Description and Base TP	Range
?	Remain and Recover	Passive	Recover HP when not moving or using commands on your turn.	N/A
Weapon Skill	Reverse Space-Time	Active	Revert postions, HP, TP, and status changes of all enemies and allies to their states from the caster's previous turn. (4 TP)	N/A

Character Stories[]

A Precious Gift[]

A young boy with a mysterious power lives within the woods of Glenbrook. Just what can his eyes see?

Mysterious Child: I can hear it calling me... I must go.
Wolffort Townsperson (M): Huff, huff... There you are!
Wolffort Townsperson (M): How many times must we tell you? It's too dangerous to go off on your own! You have a precious gift that must be protected.
Mysterious Child: I'm sorry, but I cannot stay.
Wolffort Townsperson (M): Did you see something again?
Wolffort Townsperson (M): ...You once foresaw a terrible landslide near the village.
Wolffort Townsperson (M): Had we not evacuated, we all would have perished.
Wolffort Townsperson (M): What do you see this time!?
Mysterious Child: Something I must do, so if you'll excuse me...
Wolffort Townsperson (M): W-wait! Don't go!
Wolffort Soldier: Excuse me, my lord, but an odd child has requested an audience with you.
Serenoa: A child?
Wolffort Soldier: We tried turning him away, but he insists on meeting—you there! Stop!
Quahaug: You are Serenoa, yes? I am called Quahaug. Pray allow me to join your company.
Serenoa: You look troubled. Is something the matter?
Quahaug: I can see the past and future—all that has been and all that will be.
Quahaug: The other day, I had a vision. I saw the two of us, fighting together. It was a vision of my destiny.
Serenoa: ......
Wolffort Soldier: You needn't entertain the boy's nonsense, ser. I will have him removed at once.
Serenoa: No, I would not see a child turned away. Let us hear more of his story.
Anna: Excuse me, my lord, I could not help but overhear...
Anna: I have heard of a child from a nearby village with the power to see the future.
Anna: Would that happen to be you?
Quahaug: It would. You must be Anna. I've had visions of you as well.
Anna: How do you know my name?
Quahaug: In the visions, that is what I always called you.
Anna: ...It would appear the rumors are true.
Quahaug: I am certain my power can aid you in many ways. Please take me in.
Serenoa: Quahaug, I do not possess the power to see the future you have been privy to.
Serenoa: But I believe this meeting was fate. If it is your wish, you shall have a place in my company.
Quahaug: Excellent. I thank you.

Visions of Mother[]

Quahaug has the ability to see through time. But his visions are not always happy ones...

Anna: So you can peer through time?
Anna: How did you come to possess such a power?
Quahaug: I cannot say. I've been having these visions for as long as I can remember.
Anna: Hmm... Were I able to see the future like you, I could be of more use to House Wolffort.
Quahaug: It isn't all good, you know. Sometimes you see things you wish you hadn't...
Quahaug: I saw myself being abandoned by my mother.
???: He is in your hands now. Here is the money we agreed upon. Take this, too.
Wolffort Townsperson (M): Thank you for your generosity. I shall take good care of him.
???: You shall speak of this to no one. Make sure he wants for nothing.
???: I will return for you one day, Quahaug. Until that time, be good.
Quahaug: ...And then the vision ends. Whenever I think of my mother, I always see that woman.
Quahaug: I don't understand it at all, but I know that lady is my mother. She promised she would return, but...
Quahaug: ...She never came back.
Quahaug: I've asked the villagers what my mother gave them, but...
Quahaug: They claim to have received nothing. I know I saw it, though.
Anna: Have you had visions of your mother since?
Quahaug: ...No.
Quahaug: She...left me after all... Oh, Mother...why? And where are you now?
Anna: Quahaug...

Dreaming of Mother[]

Anna searches for the letter left by Quahaug's mother...

Anna: Quahaug?
Quahaug: Anna... I had a vision. I saw that you were investigating my past.
Anna: ...Nothing gets by you, it seems.
Anna: I've been looking into the man your mother spoke to. I thought it would give us a clue to her identity.
Quahaug: Did you find anything!?
Anna: I wished to ask him about the exchange myself, but it appears he went into hiding right after that.
Anna: I did find a letter addressed to you in an abandoned house. I think your mother gave it to him.
TITLE CARD: My dearest Quahaug...
TITLE CARD: I would love nothing more than to see you again before this letter comes into your hands.
TITLE CARD: No doubt this has been a difficult time for you, and I apologize for not explaining myself before I left.
TITLE CARD: I did this to protect you from Idore. I could not bear to see him use you in his foul schemes.
TITLE CARD: My beloved son, how I wish to see you again. But I cannot. Not yet...
TITLE CARD: I swear I will return for you someday. Promise me that you will be a good boy until then.
Quahaug: ...I don't quite understand, but it sounds like she misses me.
Anna: Indeed it does.
Quahaug: Then that means she didn't abandon me out of hate.
Quahaug: I was so scared. I thought she'd never come and I'd be alone forever...
Anna: You have nothing to be afraid of, Quahaug.
Quahaug: Anna... I hope I can see my mother again someday.
Anna: And you will.
Quahaug: Really?
Anna: Once this war is over, your mother will have heard of your deeds, and will come for you.
Anna: You can ask her all about the circumstances then. You can tell her how upset you were.
Anna: Have hope, Quahaug. Believe in your heart that day will come.
Quahaug: I will. And when I finally see Mother...
Quahaug: I'm going to hug her just like this! And never, ever let go!

Mid-Battle Conversations[]

Chapter XVIII: From the Abyss[]

vs. Lyla[]

Quahaug: What sort of monster desecrates corpses!? And for what!?
Lyla: You're too young to understand. But if something is important enough, you have to be willing to get your hands dirty!

Chapter XX: No Turning Back[]

vs. Lyla[]

Lyla: A child on the battlefield? What hell have I been thrust into?
Quahaug: Your face is clouded with sorrow... Have you ever truly known happiness?

Final Chapter: Dance of the Automaton[]

vs. Automaton[]

Quahaug: I know them... But how?
Quahaug: My mother is close... I can feel her...

Final Chapter: For Norzelia[]

vs. Idore[]

Quahaug: I see the future unfolding before me. A future without you in it.
Idore: Ah, so you're the child with the "gift" of foresight. I shall consider it my holy duty to burn the seed of heresy from the earth.