Andor's Trail

Lady Drager wrote:OH! Perfect! I've decided to go shopping at the Guardhouse, so I'm in the right place now!

Yeah, that's right its me: the sheep murderer! (looked away for just a moment and bumped right into him)

rijackson741 wrote:**Cough**. What sheep?

if you thought killing sheep & poisoning a well was bad...


seriously, i keep saying it... but... GREAT TO BE BACK!!!

About Iqhan Cave: Cool... perhaps we should continue this in Quest related Questions and Help!!!!! since we're not talking about Prim / BWM anymore?

About Nor City: I can't wait... but I wonder... is the name Nor derived from noir? Because that would make sense.

nyktos wrote:excellent point, you sound like a Mod.

well played!

Noir indeed, we crave the macabre!

Been yelled at by enough Mods and kicked of several forums before I learned what the hell I'm doing in these things! LOL!

moved

Apropos of the thread title, but not the previous discussion:

Does anyone else think that the drop in XP is too large between persuading one of the leaders to leave vs killing him outright?

Also, if one does leave, it could be quite interesting for him to turn up elsewhere later on. Maybe even in different places, depending on which one you chase off. Say, Harlenn in Nor City (due to Shadow/Kazaul connection), or Guthbered in Feygard (the opposite)? Further long-range ramifications of early choices...

Tomcat wrote:Does anyone else think that the drop in XP is too large between persuading one of the leaders to leave vs killing him outright?

Drop? You get more for persuading one of the leader to leave. but perhaps that what you meant. the difference is not that large though (8250 vs 6150)

Tomcat wrote:Also, if one does leave, it could be quite interesting for him to turn up elsewhere later on. Maybe even in different places, depending on which one you chase off. Say, Harlenn in Nor City (due to Shadow/Kazaul connection), or Guthbered in Feygard (the opposite)? Further long-range ramifications of early choices...

That's a good idea. Add it to the to-do list

Looking through the quest list, it appears that you get 2100 for persuading but 5000 for killing. Am i reading it wrong? I've always found the json files a little confusing...

I only looked at the quest logs, not the structure of the dialogues, but as I read it you get 1150 for initially helping one side or the other with the attack plans, and 5000 when you stop the attacks. You get an additional 2100 if you persuade one of them to leave rather then kill them.

Ah time for me to learn my way around those files better. Or open it in ATCS to see if that makes it clearer. Thanks!