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Ah yes, the perfect excuse.Isn't cheating under the effects of drugs/alcohol still be considered cheating? Then again, the rules might be different with a fantasy love potion.
Alcohol, It wasn't me it was the alcohol.
Ah yes, the perfect excuse.Isn't cheating under the effects of drugs/alcohol still be considered cheating? Then again, the rules might be different with a fantasy love potion.
Why did he test the love potion on himself? What made him think that was a good idea?the other one involved a love potion he tested on himself he was trying to buy for Gweyr.
Well...it was from Evergreen.Why did he test the love potion on himself? What made him think that was a good idea?
Wait this was before they got married? If that's the case wouldn't be better to make sure that she loves you for real instead of using a love potion?Well...it was from Evergreen.
He went to a weird, creepy possibly immortal literal witch in a castle in the woods who gave him a mysterious potion.
Making sure it wasn't going to kill the woman he wanted to marry was probably the goal.
Probably, but he was young and dumb and in love at the time, according to him. Made some stupid decisions.Wait this was before they got married? If that's the case wouldn't be better to make sure that she loves you for real instead of using a love potion?
Ok that makes a bit more sense. I mean I still want to fuck Gweyr either way.Actually I was wrong as to the context, it was after he was married, and he was trying to get her to come home with hi while she was in the wild.
Been a while, sorry.
Gweyr's words:
"It's... well, all about the context. I understand the orc thing wasn't really his fault given that he did it under duress, and as for the other one... well, that love potion he stupidly drank was meant for me in a bid to try and convince me to come home with him one of those years. That he ended up feeling guilty about it and was bamboozled into downing the thing himself... well, I prefer that he felt guilty about the idea of drugging me rather than not feeling guilty about it, to be sure.
She never actually took it, he scrapped the idea after it made him do something he didn't want to do, ie make a baby with Evergreen (Senja).So basically Garth cucked the guy she's probably going to love for real with his damn potion.
You can bang a ghost that looks almost exactly like her!Ok that makes a bit more sense. I mean I still want to fuck Gweyr either way.
Smart man.She never actually took it, he scrapped the idea after it made him do something he didn't want to do, ie make a baby with Evergreen (Senja).
I know and that's the best part about that quest were you can do that.You can bang a ghost that looks almost exactly like her!
I don't remember the exact text or where and how I accessed it but it was along the lines of him having multiple children other than the ones you mentioned. Maybe I misread it. Anyway point stands.Make the wolf milf fuck able. The wolf ghost while nice is still a one off and that's the only reason I bother with that one Tobs quest.As far as I know he was beaten and raped by an orc in one case, and the other one involved a love potion he tested on himself he was trying to buy for Gweyr.
Garth is good peoples.
And as far as I can remember, actual cheating content has never happened in all three games.
a level 10 warrior who went full punisher on a bunch of unarmed peasants (also kids) cause what other choice had she
"Like I said, kids are cruel, Champion. and I'm very in touch with my inner child."In this case Tobs gave us a false choice, because both choices lead us to say Gweyr was right. And in this story, Tobs wants to tell the tale of some badass psycho who was ultimately right all along and gets forgiven at the end.
Wait, Senja is his too? Guess that explains why Senja seems nice enough.make a baby with Evergreen (Senja).