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[[File:Graham Cray mocks Troy.png|220px|thumb|left|This is Cray in "charm mode".]]Graham Cray served in the [[Scarlet Moon Empire]] where he served as an aide to [[Elenor Silverberg]]. At some point, he would inherit the [[Rune of Punishment]] and desperate to rid himself of the rune’s cursed influence, he would end up severing his left arm, which he would later replace with a prosthetic. The Rune of Punishment would then pick Cray’s [[Cray's son|young son]] as its next host.

Cray attempted to keep his son’s affliction under control but during the [[Man-Hunting Incident]], Cray’s border village was attacked and his son perished using the destructive rune to decimate the attackers. Cray would be held responsible for the incident and exiled from the Scarlet Moon Empire.

Cray attempted to keep his son’s affliction under control but during the [[Man-Hunting Incident]], Cray’s border village was attacked, and his son perished using the destructive rune to decimate the attackers. Cray would be held responsible for the incident and exiled from the Scarlet Moon Empire.

With the loss of his son, Graham would become obsessed with reclaiming the Rune of Punishment in order to connect with his son again through the rune’s curse. He would establish the sinister [[Cray Trading Company]] in order to expand his information and resource network, eventually becoming known as the feared “Merchant of Death”.

In order to track down the Rune of Punishment, he began to work with the [[Kooluk Empire]], lending support to their [[Southern Expansion Policy]] and instigating the [[Island Liberation War]]. He would work with [[El-Eal Fortress]]'s [[Governor]] and encouraged him to aid in the search for the [[27 True Runes|True Rune]], ostensibly for the ~~Emperor~~ to gift to [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia|Harmonia]] in exchange for military backing.

In order to track down the Rune of Punishment, he began to work with the [[Kooluk Empire]], lending support to their [[Southern Expansion Policy]] and instigating the [[Island Liberation War]]. He would work with [[El-Eal Fortress]]'s [[Governor]] and encouraged him to aid in the search for the [[27 True Runes|True Rune]], ostensibly for the emperor to gift to [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia|Harmonia]] in exchange for military backing.

[[File:Graham Cray replaces the Governor.png|220px|thumb|right|For our safety, the Governor has been placed in super double self-isolation.]]

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Graham Cray is fought as the penultimate boss of [[Suikoden IV]]. He is fought by the player's secondary infiltration team at [[El-Eal Fortress]], meaning [[Hero (Suikoden IV)|the hero]] and the party chosen to accompany him is not available for this battle.

Cray fights mainly as a physical bruiser, and holds a slight susceptibility to physical attacks over magic attacks. He also holds a slightly greater than average resistance to all attack elements, but especially lightning and darkness magic.

Cray fights mainly as a physical bruiser and holds a slight susceptibility to physical attacks over magic attacks. He also holds a slightly greater than average resistance to all attack elements, but especially lightning and darkness magic.

==References==

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 [[File:Graham Cray mocks Troy.png|220px|thumb|left|This is Cray in "charm mode".]]Graham Cray served in the [[Scarlet Moon Empire]] where he served as an aide to [[Elenor Silverberg]]. At some point, he would inherit the [[Rune of Punishment]] and desperate to rid himself of the rune’s cursed influence, he would end up severing his left arm, which he would later replace with a prosthetic. The Rune of Punishment would then pick Cray’s [[Cray's son|young son]] as its next host.
-Cray attempted to keep his son’s affliction under control but during the [[Man-Hunting Incident]], Cray’s border village was attacked and his son perished using the destructive rune to decimate the attackers. Cray would be held responsible for the incident and exiled from the Scarlet Moon Empire.
+Cray attempted to keep his son’s affliction under control but during the [[Man-Hunting Incident]], Cray’s border village was attacked, and his son perished using the destructive rune to decimate the attackers. Cray would be held responsible for the incident and exiled from the Scarlet Moon Empire.
 With the loss of his son, Graham would become obsessed with reclaiming the Rune of Punishment in order to connect with his son again through the rune’s curse. He would establish the sinister [[Cray Trading Company]] in order to expand his information and resource network, eventually becoming known as the feared “Merchant of Death”.
-In order to track down the Rune of Punishment, he began to work with the [[Kooluk Empire]], lending support to their [[Southern Expansion Policy]] and instigating the [[Island Liberation War]]. He would work with [[El-Eal Fortress]]'s [[Governor]] and encouraged him to aid in the search for the [[27 True Runes|True Rune]], ostensibly for the Emperor to gift to [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia|Harmonia]] in exchange for military backing.
+In order to track down the Rune of Punishment, he began to work with the [[Kooluk Empire]], lending support to their [[Southern Expansion Policy]] and instigating the [[Island Liberation War]]. He would work with [[El-Eal Fortress]]'s [[Governor]] and encouraged him to aid in the search for the [[27 True Runes|True Rune]], ostensibly for the emperor to gift to [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia|Harmonia]] in exchange for military backing.
 [[File:Graham Cray replaces the Governor.png|220px|thumb|right|For our safety, the Governor has been placed in super double self-isolation.]]
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 Graham Cray is fought as the penultimate boss of [[Suikoden IV]]. He is fought by the player's secondary infiltration team at [[El-Eal Fortress]], meaning [[Hero (Suikoden IV)|the hero]] and the party chosen to accompany him is not available for this battle.
-Cray fights mainly as a physical bruiser, and holds a slight susceptibility to physical attacks over magic attacks. He also holds a slightly greater than average resistance to all attack elements, but especially lightning and darkness magic.
+Cray fights mainly as a physical bruiser and holds a slight susceptibility to physical attacks over magic attacks. He also holds a slightly greater than average resistance to all attack elements, but especially lightning and darkness magic.
 ==References==