Strangely enough, he doesn't share this reaction when you acquire a similar camera from him in Act 2 and even gives out that one to you for free, though he does mention it's not his first Magical Camera and merely a replica of it, so he might just be protective of the original one. The moment you pick up his camera and use it against him, however, he flips out and stops playing around completely.

Berserk Button: Leshy would rather just narrate the game with dramatic yet flowery-sounding words and almost never raises the voice against the player, not even when they lose to him and try to resist.

Arc Villain: He turns out NOT to be the Big Bad of the entire game, merely the first chapter.

All Your Powers Combined: In the finale of his game, he uses the gimmicks of the Prospector, Angler, and Trapper in the first two rounds.

After beating him in Act 2 he will express some regret for his actions against P03, stating he believes that life as a beast card is noble, even one as lowly as a Stoat.

He gave the Woodcarver a much bigger role to play than she did originally, allows you to solve puzzles in his cabin, and even kept the Scrybes on as a presence in his game when he didn't need to.

He traps people's souls in cards, including his own colleagues, sure, but it's shown that he does care about being an accommodating host that cares heavily about putting on a fun, entertaining game. When they fully lose, it means their death by his mysterious camera and a new player to take their place at the table. 'You found yourself standing before your ultimate match: Leshy, Scrybe of Beasts.'The shadowy figure that is keeping the player in his cabin, forcing them to play his game. These four have many, many twists tied to them that change one's perspective of the story, to the point where knowing what they look like or what their names are both constitute a spoiler.

Walking Spoiler: It's flat-out impossible to talk about this game's story without bringing up the fact that the Stoat, the Stinkbug, and the Stunted Wolf are actual characters and the Game Master's equals.Gambit Pileup: The entire game is the result of the Scrybes trying to outmaneuver each other, with each one scoring at least one big victory throughout the story.Affably Evil: Aside from P03, the Scrybes are generally quite cordial towards Luke despite their ambitions and during the climax they each give him a warm handshake as a final show of respect (or in Magnificus' case, try to do so).Whatever harmony there once was between them has long since gone, as each Scrybe faces off with the others for complete control over their world. The Scrybes are the masters of Inscryption, with each having their own domain of cards that they rule over.

Clockwise from the top-left: Grimora, Leshy, Magnificus, and P03The collective main characters of the game.

Caged wolf inscryption