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Once you do unlock the randomizer mode, you’ll have the ability to not only shuffle item locations, but also quest perimeters, shop inventories, enemy drops, even save room and warp room locations.

Continue through the Glacial Tomb and defeat the rest of the bosses to get the best ending.

Attack it again at the Garden of Silence with the Zangetsuto to open a portal.

It’ll eventually flee to the Garden of Silence.

Attacking the moon during the Gebel fight when it turns red.

Beat Zangetsu here to get the Zangetsuto sword.

Use Invert and Aegis Plate to reach Oriental Sorcery Lab.

Pick up the Aegis Plate armour in Tower of Twin Dragons.Beat the Doppleganger and Orobas to grab the Invert shard.Head through the Forbidden Underground Waterway until you reach the Secret Sorcery Lab.Defeat Alfred in the Hidden Desert to get the Deep Sinker shard.Farm Deeseama until one drops the Aqua Stream shard.Drain the blood in the fountain in Entrance.Defeat Bloodless in the Dian Cecht Cathedral to get the Blood Steal ability.To get it, you’ll need to unlock the Good Ending. This one gets a special mention because the randomizer is the only one we have found so far that’s officially supported. Our list will consist of ten games that have excellent randomizer mods, rather than the ten best randomizers overall. We also recommend that if you follow any instructions for installation fully, unless of course they tell you to turn off your antivirus software. Make sure your virus protection is enabled before downloading ones from there. There is very little regulation on GitHub, so they could contain malicious software. A lot of the randomizers out there are mods that are found on Nexus Mods – which is a fairly reputable source for mods for all sorts of games, but there are also more than a few that are just uploaded to GitHub. If you do wish to explore this weird, wonderful universe of randomizers, I should point out some caveats. Randomizer mods do skew somewhat towards RPGs, since changing enemy and item placement is a common theme among them, but very occasionally something a lot more unorthodox will appear from out of nowhere. Game randomizer mods are more of a recent trend, and one that’s far more common with retro console or handheld games (Pokémon is probably the best known candidate for randomizer mods), but there are plenty of game randomizer mods for PC. But how about randomizing the stuff that’s already in the game, like items, enemies, skills, and where you expect to find them. But what do you do when you’ve finished your game? You could just download a mod to add new things or change the game completely, and that’s fine.

Games are great aren’t they? They throw you into vast worlds where you can save everyone from monsters and explore strange new lands.