Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
ins Jenseits blitzen
Italian translation:
fulminerà gli avversari spedendoli nell'aldilà
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German term
ins Jenseits blitzen
früher Koch, jetzt Geisterfresser – seinen Hunger stillen kann. Vielleicht blitzt ja [nome personaggio] schon vorher alle Widersacher endgültig ins Jenseits."
Si tratta di un gioco fantasy di combattimenti tra mostriciattoli per la liberazione di una terra passata nelle mani di un tiranno che ne ha esiliato gli abitanti. Questi abitanti vogliono riprendersi la loro terra e dovranno combattere contro questo tiranno.
L'ultima frase mi è di difficile comprensione. Grazie per ogni suggerimento.
3 +2 | fulminerà gli avversari spedendoli nell'aldilà | Katia DG |
3 | far passare in un baleno all'altro mondo | Monica Cirinna |
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