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You can also corrupt the centaur dungeon as of this very patch, and soon

Wow that's fucked up.

Because the wiki is entirely maintained by fans and people put what they're interested up there. Be the change you want to see in the world.

About a third, really. Leveling is paced along a "mostly just doing crit-path stuff" pace, but also there's just not a lot of barrier between WC and Khor'minos when you look at it -- a level 3 zone and then Undermountain, which will probably be like 1-2 levels worth of stuff and then you're done...

Yeah I definitely didn't hide a major spoiler from you or anything :p

Maybe.

No. Eventually there will be a whole thing where you can visit her Dream Palace, much as you do with Kiyoko before freeing her.

No. Extremely. If you want to get updates from Fen, pay attention to the blog or get in the Discord and talk to him directly.

Level 20 is the traditional level cap in Dungeons & Dragons the tabletop game (excepting Basic and 4th edition which went into the 30s), but D&D video games very rarely encompass that much content (then again, very few campaigns do either). The most iconic D&D video game, Baldur's Gate, capped...

Because you have great genetics.

Beyond the scope of this game. You'll always be in this part of the world, but you may explore a bit beyond the Marches themselves -- Tychris and the Winter City would both be considered beyond the Frost Marches by strict definition, as is Khor'minos (it's under them!) -- but the game isn't...

BoiCait is not and never was planned content.

The Sunken City is to the south-east of Hawkethorne, though....... I think literally the only area geographically west of the Marches we've mentioned is Tychris.

I have a really shitty outline of it as a spreadsheet! :D

To the north-west? A fucking long way off. Hawkethorne is a few miles away from Khor'minos, and the outskirts of Khor'minos (on the other side of the mountains) are on the east coast.

That pic is phenomenal, dude!

Yes. The Winter City and Hawkethorne are many miles apart, far enough so that you're going from an alpine area to somewhere with fjords and the southern tip of a glacier. Foot travel taking a long-ass time is 100% intended, as it's the only real way to give the map any sense of scale. If...

I love it! :D

I swear to God I keep logging that to get fixed and it never does :v

Pretty much that, yeah.