Well, there's a sort of tacit implication by Savin that something could happen here.I wonder if letting the Alraune and Fariah stay there will come back to bite me in the butt and lock away something regarding the fort.
Well, there's a sort of tacit implication by Savin that something could happen here.I wonder if letting the Alraune and Fariah stay there will come back to bite me in the butt and lock away something regarding the fort.
As there is no guarantee that a demon will cease to be an egotistical bastard whith a soul bound back in them... A drastic and permanent solution might be what has needs to be done.Well, there's a sort of tacit implication by Savin that something could happen here.
Of course you'd need to find a spare soul in order to test that, and Kiyoko(and maybe other companions, I've only read the scene with her in the party) helps establish that Lethicite is not a soul but just a big ole chunk of condensed essence left over from the soul imploding on itself.As there is no guarantee that a demon will cease to be an egotistical bastard whith a soul bound back in them... A drastic and permanent solution might be what has needs to be done.
I would wish to be able to reverse their condition but... stuffing a soul in them is no guarantee they'll change personalities back to what they were before.
IIRC its a soul with all its chi sucked out(what they want) And only Ki left.Lethicite is not a soul but just a big ole chunk of condensed essence left over from the soul imploding on itself.
good clarification, but I swear she straight up says "this isnt even a soul anymore" I'll have to replay the quest to be sure.IIRC its a soul with all its chi sucked out(what they want) And only Ki left.
Yeah pretty sure thats one of them no fly kinks, mostly cause morality.Netori
And yet Mallach is somehow able to reattach them to his followers in the form their original souls. There’s definitely something we’re missing.Found it, we were both right!
And yeah, Kiyoko is an absolute know-it-all, especially when it comes to magic. I adore companions involving themselves that much.
Except for the ending option in CoC1 where you give Lethice a soul again. Which Savin would like to remind people that he wrote. So yeah, if we get out hands on some Lethicite that we can spare and if we figure out the trick of it...As there is no guarantee that a demon will cease to be an egotistical bastard whith a soul bound back in them... A drastic and permanent solution might be what has needs to be done.
They werent drained of there Ki, they were just taken souls.And yet Mallach is somehow able to reattach them to his followers in the form their original souls. There’s definitely something we’re missing.
When you become a demon your soul is forcibly ejected from your body in the form of Lethicite, there is no in between step. The when the soul is ejected it is already drained of ki. In addition to this Kas tells Mallach the owners of the Lethicite she gave him would deliver themselves to him shortly, implying that yes the original owner of that Lethicite were transformed into demons, instead of having their souls removed in some other way (if such a way even exists).They werent drained of there Ki, they were just taken souls.
Not an armor, but there was originally supposed to be a living metal sword companion in the original companion doc. Not sure if that counts according to the guidelines anymore because I don’t think Lyric went against the writer’s companion slot, so maybe somebody could pick up something similar?A shame we can’t have an equipable goo friend in the inventory.
You mean like how (currently only) Keros does it?(if such a way even exists)
Yes, like that. But it also does raise more questions for cause he is a god as well. We really don’t know if that kind of thing would be accessible to non-godsYou mean like how (currently only) Keros does it?
That Redemption quest implies that there is a possibility of it being accessible, or else the whole quest would be a fruitless goose chase. Unless we got one of the seven to do it for us at the very end.Yes, like that. But it also does raise more questions for cause he is a god as well. We really don’t know if that kind of thing would be accessible to non-gods
There is something of this sort flying around, being mulled over. Something something Hoplite Quinn.would love a new set for Quin, specifically something combat focused.
I assume that she woulda done herself that if it was that easy.Wait, What if thats something we can do with the lethicite we get at the end of where the seige quest ends? Also insert joke of "I WANT THAT DEMON OBLITERATED" here.
I'm pretty sure that's touched on when doing the Mallach temple scene with that mysterious cat.I assume that she woulda done herself that if it was that easy.
I assume that she woulda done herself that if it was that easy.
Mallach can, Kas can't, yet.I'm pretty sure that's touched on when doing the Mallach temple scene with that mysterious cat.
It would have to be something pretty big to shift her onto another train of though other than her current one. Maybe binding a soul is but one step. And I somehow think that we'll have to do yet another word battle like the nareva one.I do not think she would. I think Kas can already turn back to her non corrupt self (this is just me guessing) but why would she. Her plan is not to purify herself. She considers her state of being almost perfect, with only caveat being that the demons can only birth unadulterated Id in form of Imps. That is what she is trying to fix. So that her and champion can birth/sire some full fledged demons into the world. Turning her pure would be basically killing/destroying her demon self.
Storm bard maybe?
bat bard maybe?!
Given his admiration for Taelia's Talons, I can see him getting a roguish swordsman kit. Adding a magical twist to it will put it too close to Cait's Hexblade set, so maybe lean into mad hops, acrobatic stunts and combat maneuvers to set him apart?Something something Hoplite Quinn.