Its first attack is Scythe and the second is either Morbid Aura or Slice Combo. Slices 3 random Miis with its blades, dealing damage.Īttacks twice per turn. Has a chance of inflicting Fear on all Miis, with a 50% chance on each. Used on first turn and every other action after. This path will contain rare Grub and lots of gold, but has a high chance of containing Dread Fiends. Sometimes, Quests will have an optional path labelled 'Dangerous Route'. Its rewards are 4x better than the Arcade's rewards, but loss results in facing a Dread Fiend. Its mist is also noticably redder and its grunts are deeper.ĭuring quests, rarely the party will meet a suspicious purple version of the RPS Robot from the Arcade in an Event. They are silver-faced Terror Fiends with a third eye, blood-red pompadour and dual-wielded scythes. They are completely avoidable, meaning the only time it has to be seen is if the party want to add it into the Journal. Vincent asserts that Chloe's transition into this kind of violence is depicted in a positive manner by the novels' authors.6,666 Dread Fiends are a stronger variation of Fiends.ĭue to their threat, they are very rarely encountered and almost never in standard encounters. Critic Jonathan Vincent has denigrated Chloe as a guerrilla fighter who carries out retribution on her enemies. Years before the Rapture, Chloes mother, Irene Steele, begins attending a new church and claimed to have become a born again believer in Christ.Irene tells Chloe she believed that one day soon God would take His people to Heaven in the 'blink of an eye. Chloe's co-op has also been read as an allusion to agrarian reform in the United States, thereby endorsing populism. Another critic has suggested that the authors' desire for evangelical, countercultural business networking is expressed through Chloe's eventual facilitation of an international commodity co-op network that will allow Christians to survive without needing to participate in the antichrist-run economy that requires the taking of the mark of the beast. One critic has argued that the central problem of the first novel in the Left Behind series is submission and that Chloe Steele is a clear example of a submissive woman, both in her role as Rayford's daughter and in her lack of employment. She, along with other Tribulation martyrs, returns with Jesus Christ at his Glorious Appearing.Ĭhloe is portrayed by Janaya Stephens in Left Behind: The Movie and its sequels, by Cassi Thomson in the 2014 remake of Left Behind, and by Sarah Fisher in the upcoming film Left Behind: Rise of the Anti-Christ. Later, she is taken east via airplane to a large prison and executed by a loyalty enforcement facilitator. She is imprisoned in a small cell in the basement of the GCHQ in San Diego. After dropping her ski mask and Uzi she is caught by Global Community personnel and taken into custody. ![]() As she leaves to investigate a GC Armoured Personnel Carrier she spots 2-3 platoons of GC peacekeepers and takes off away from the bunker. In Armageddon, Chloe is drawn out of the bunker that she, Buck, Ray, and around 200 other believers are hiding in located in San Diego, California. Chloe becomes CEO of the International Commodity Co-op, arranging for Christians worldwide to be able to purchase food, goods, and services (after Nicolae Carpathia, Antichrist and potentate of the Global Community, had ordered the application of the Mark of the Beast, it had become impossible for Christians to buy or sell anything since they would not take the Mark). They marry and have a son, Kenneth Bruce. ![]() She is also very good friends with Hattie Durham.Ĭhloe eventually strikes up a friendship with legendary magazine writer Cameron "Buck" Williams. ![]() After discovering most of the congregation had been taken in the vanishings, Chloe and her father meet Bruce Barnes, an associate pastor who had been left behind. Chloe and her father, Rayford Steele, soon turned to her mother's church for answers. When Chloe goes off to college, she breaks nearly all ties with her family, hardly ever visiting except on holidays.Īfter disappearances of both her mother and younger brother, Chloe Steele was forced to decide for herself what had happened. Irene's obsession is only enhanced when Chloe comes home drunk, as Irene becomes worried about the fate of her daughter's soul. Irene tells Chloe she believed that one day soon God would take His people to Heaven in the "blink of an eye." Chloe often detests going home for this reason, and she and her mother slowly grow apart, though she develops a certain kinship with her father as are both negative about their family's new interest in religion. Years before the Rapture, Chloe's mother, Irene Steele, begins attending a new church and claimed to have become a born again believer in Christ. Chloe was a junior at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, during the vanishing of millions of people during the Rapture. Chloe Steele is a fictional character from the Left Behind series of novels by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B.
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