Jstar's Treasure Trove

[IraMorti]

Why would you want corruption content if you do not want to act corrupt?

I like to balance the line. My current character actually maintains a Tainted state, looking for ways to purge corruption when he feels he's nearing a threshold. I mean not all corrupted characters actively seek to corrupt. Aileh is an example. Don't always have to be white and black in these things. Anything that would obviously corrupt I'd pass on, like pushing Azzy/Liaden into the pool. Or whenever they add demonization for Brienne, Cait, etc. Viv made sense to corrupt because the Champion didn't intend to do it, so as a play I let it happen. I keep demons in my Wayfort, they aren't inherently evil and can be reasoned with.

 

[Gothamson]

I like to balance the line. My current character actually maintains a Tainted state, looking for ways to purge corruption when he feels he's nearing a threshold. I mean not all corrupted characters actively seek to corrupt. Aileh is an example. Don't always have to be white and black in these things. Anything that would obviously corrupt I'd pass on, like pushing Azzy/Liaden into the pool. Or whenever they add demonization for Brienne, Cait, etc. Viv made sense to corrupt because the Champion didn't intend to do it, so as a play I let it happen. I keep demons in my Wayfort, they aren't inherently evil and can be reasoned with.

They are technically inherently evil. Some may manage to retain their original personalities or a semblance of reason but their very being is corrupted and has a corrupting effect on whatever they touch. Demonic influence is just that, demonic.

 

[Cheeky-Goblin]

Thanks for putting so much work into the dungeon. I really do love that you’ve given the player so many options. I imagine it wouldn’t have been easy to write, so thank you so much for your effort

 

[Jstar]

"Player choice" was a big thing I wanted to focus on with the Knot Cave. I look forward to seeing people's reactions and decisions when the content finally comes out.