Phacia (Lunar: Silver Star Story)

Cruelty & Needless Violence: Unlike Xenobia, she cannot stand wanton bloodshed or malice for its own sake. • Hatred & Vengeance: She dislikes the endless cycle of revenge that consumed much of the Vile Tribe. • Prejudice & Distrust: Having suffered rejection from humans when her origins were revealed, she despises intolerance and fear‑driven cruelty. • Manipulation & Deception: She is honest and compassionate, so she dislikes schemes that exploit or harm others. • Hopelessness: She dislikes when people give up on peace or redemption, as she always believed in the possibility of a better future. • Abuse of Power: She rejects domination and tyranny, preferring guidance and compassion over control.

• Peace & Coexistence: She longs for reconciliation between the Vile Tribe and humanity, preferring dialogue over conflict. • Compassion & Kindness: Phacia admires empathy and gentleness, showing care even for those who mistrust her. • Protecting Loved Ones: She deeply values family bonds, as seen in her devotion to her husband and daughter. • Hope & Redemption: Believes in the possibility of a better future for her people, even after exile and hardship. • Spiritual Calm: Her priestess‑like demeanor suggests she finds comfort in serenity, reflection, and guiding others. • Forgiveness: She demonstrates a willingness to forgive betrayal or prejudice, choosing mercy over vengeance.

Core Personality Traits

• Gentle & Compassionate: Phacia is described as “by far the most gentle of the trio” fandom.com. She shows kindness even as part of the Vile Tribe, and her demeanor is calm and nurturing. • Peace‑Loving: She openly admits she would not have chosen evil if her people had had another path. Her preference is always for peace and coexistence, not conquest. • Empathetic: Phacia feels responsibility for the suffering of her tribe and later tries to guide them toward a better life, showing a rare empathy among the Vile Tribe. • Resigned but Hopeful: Though she follows Ghaleon and Xenobia out of necessity, she never fully embraces their cruelty. After their defeat, she takes the survivors to search for a new home, embodying hope for redemption. • Self‑Sacrificing: In her later life, when rejected by humans after her heritage was revealed, she bore no hatred and only begged for her husband and daughter’s safety. This shows her capacity for forgiveness and selflessness. • Tragic Idealist: Her compassion and desire for peace ultimately led to her tragic end, but also made her one of the most humanized and sympathetic members of the Vile Tribe.

• Hair: Long, flowing, and usually depicted in lavender or pale purple tones, cascading down her back. This softer color palette visually sets her apart from Xenobia’s darker, more severe look. • Eyes & Expression: Gentle, calm eyes with a serene expression. Unlike her sisters, she rarely looks angry or cruel, which reinforces her role as the compassionate one. • Clothing:• Wears elegant robes with flowing sleeves, often in white, lavender, or pale blue hues. • Her outfit has a priestess‑like design, with ornamental details that suggest both nobility and spirituality. • The robes are less revealing than Xenobia’s attire, emphasizing dignity and grace over seduction.

• Accessories:• Often shown with ornamental jewelry or headpieces, subtle compared to Xenobia’s crown‑like adornments. • Her design leans toward refined and ceremonial, underscoring her peaceful personality.

• Overall Impression: Phacia’s appearance is meant to contrast with her sisters:• Xenobia = dark, seductive, commanding. • Royce = mysterious, fortune‑teller aesthetic. • Phacia = serene, priestess‑like, gentle.

• Origins and Nature: Phacia is a member of the Vile Tribe, a people banished to the Frontier by the goddess Althena. She is portrayed as the most compassionate of the three sisters (Xenobia, Royce, and Phacia). While Xenobia is vengeful and Royce is mysterious, Phacia is gentle and reluctant to embrace evil. • Role in the Remakes: In the original Sega CD version of Lunar: The Silver Star, Phacia did not appear. She was added in the remakes (Silver Star Story, Silver Star Story Complete, Silver Star Harmony) to expand the Vile Tribe’s story.• She appears under Xenobia’s command and reveals herself at the Crystal Tower, alongside her sisters. • Unlike Xenobia, she admits she would not have chosen evil if the Vile Tribe had had another path. She explains that following Ghaleon was the only way to ensure her people’s survival.

• After the Tower: Following Ghaleon’s defeat and the collapse of the Vile Tribe’s plans, Phacia takes the surviving members of the tribe and departs, seeking a place where they can live in peace. This marks her as a tragic but hopeful figure, contrasting with her sisters’ darker fates. • Later Life (expanded in lore): Long after the events of The Silver Star, Phacia attempts to integrate with human society. She falls in love with a human man and gives birth to a daughter, Alice.• When her Vile Tribe heritage is discovered, the villagers turn on her. • Despite being cast out, she bears no hatred and only begs that her husband and daughter be spared. • She dies alone, either from grief or violence, leaving Alice behind.

• Impact on Xenobia: Xenobia, upon learning of her sister’s fate, is consumed with grief and anger. This adds depth to Xenobia’s character, showing that her cruelty is partly fueled by the pain of losing Phacia in such a tragic way.