What are your thoughts on each of the five [or seven, including ex's] main Judges in this game?
Gabranth /
He takes the lead for my favourite character in this game. He genuinely appears to be a good man who simply bares a grudge against his brother. He shows his credibility by eventually defending Larsa and aiding your team in the final battle with Vayne. Granted, his actions in the beginning of the game were inexcusable, but his loyalty to Larsa, Nabudis and even Archadia spoke volumes. Much like others, I believe that he had something going with Judge Drace, which would explain why he was given more screen time with her than any other Judge.
Bergan
Much like both Vayne and Cid, he had meritable intentions but his actions negated his admirable ideology. He was clearly power-hungry, as shown by his infusion with Manufacted Nethicite and didn't seem to have his head in the right place at all. He was more concerned with being right than doing what was right, which explains why he was willing to be so merciless with Drace. I liked the build up to him, however.
Ghis
I had best watch what I'm saying when Lisa's around xD Overall, he was quite an interesting character. I saw his actions on the Leviathan as secretive and they showed how he wanted to become more powerful than Vayne ("Blood alone does not an Emperor make, Vayne.") His talk of saddles and whips was nothing short of hooking and it was a shame to see him leave the story so quickly.
Drace
The only level-headed Judge, in my opinion. As far as we know, she never committed anything questionable and her only hope was to protect Larsa from harm. She saw how crucial Larsa was to the future of Ivalice and saw past Vayne's lies, ("Spare me your lies, I see the serpant coiled here before me / Vayne Solidor, as Judge Magister and upholder of the law, I hereby place you under arrest.") showing how she was not afraid to stand against Vayne, despite his intentions to 'place the reins of history back into the hands of man.' I'd say that she was the only one one with a conscience.
Zargabaath
Firstly, what happened to him? It sounded as though he was going to sacrifice himself and his crew in protecting Rabanastre from harm, yet Balthier ordered that the Alexander was to stay away. Similar to Drace, he did appear to have some kind of moral conscience yet was less vocal of his concerns. He accepted the war and did not hesitate to act in it yet he was even more quick in turning his weapons away. I'm sort of on the fence with him.
I'll leave out the other two. As I've asked already, does anyone know what actually happened to Zargabaath? xD
Gabranth /
Noah fon Ronsenburg
Bergan
Much like both Vayne and Cid, he had meritable intentions but his actions negated his admirable ideology. He was clearly power-hungry, as shown by his infusion with Manufacted Nethicite and didn't seem to have his head in the right place at all. He was more concerned with being right than doing what was right, which explains why he was willing to be so merciless with Drace. I liked the build up to him, however.
Ghis
I had best watch what I'm saying when Lisa's around xD Overall, he was quite an interesting character. I saw his actions on the Leviathan as secretive and they showed how he wanted to become more powerful than Vayne ("Blood alone does not an Emperor make, Vayne.") His talk of saddles and whips was nothing short of hooking and it was a shame to see him leave the story so quickly.
Drace
The only level-headed Judge, in my opinion. As far as we know, she never committed anything questionable and her only hope was to protect Larsa from harm. She saw how crucial Larsa was to the future of Ivalice and saw past Vayne's lies, ("Spare me your lies, I see the serpant coiled here before me / Vayne Solidor, as Judge Magister and upholder of the law, I hereby place you under arrest.") showing how she was not afraid to stand against Vayne, despite his intentions to 'place the reins of history back into the hands of man.' I'd say that she was the only one one with a conscience.
Zargabaath
Firstly, what happened to him? It sounded as though he was going to sacrifice himself and his crew in protecting Rabanastre from harm, yet Balthier ordered that the Alexander was to stay away. Similar to Drace, he did appear to have some kind of moral conscience yet was less vocal of his concerns. He accepted the war and did not hesitate to act in it yet he was even more quick in turning his weapons away. I'm sort of on the fence with him.
I'll leave out the other two. As I've asked already, does anyone know what actually happened to Zargabaath? xD
