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Second Overlord

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The Second Overlord was one of the greatest Overlords known to have existed. It is unlikely however that he is actually the second successor in the lineage for Gnarl's mentions at the end of Overlord: Raising Hell. From what Gnarl mentions, he has seen many masters fall, four of them were destroyed, so there must have been at least four Overlords. It is possible but unlikely that he includes the so called "Second Overlord" in his list and we automatically exclude the 8th hero who has been trapped in the Infernal Abyss from this list. All that is ever mentioned about the count of the Overlords is that there were many of them so stating they are four is incorrect. He is merely called the second Overlord and his successors count up as there are no direct clues as to the previous ones. He is a

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Second Overlord

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Massive Strength and Physical Resistance Major Control over Magic Master of Evil Energy

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The Second Overlord

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The Second Overlord was one of the greatest Overlords known to have existed. It is unlikely however that he is actually the second successor in the lineage for Gnarl's mentions at the end of Overlord: Raising Hell. From what Gnarl mentions, he has seen many masters fall, four of them were destroyed, so there must have been at least four Overlords. It is possible but unlikely that he includes the so called "Second Overlord" in his list and we automatically exclude the 8th hero who has been trapped in the Infernal Abyss from this list. All that is ever mentioned about the count of the Overlords is that there were many of them so stating they are four is incorrect. He is merely called the second Overlord and his successors count up as there are no direct clues as to the previous ones. He is at least the third overlord, because in Dark Legend Rollick mentions a predecessor to Lord Gromgard.