Queen Muina and Evera both belong to the Kingdom of Ulaid in the Irish mythology. Ulaid is most commonly associated with the Ulster Cycle of Irish mythology. DARK DRUID revolves around Fionn Mac Cumhaill and his Fianna, which is told in the Fenian Cycle. I'd like to add them more into DARK DRUID, but the down-side is more female characters and tangling the MC into two mythological cycles, which would get messy.
Your two missing scenes are from the Warlord path. The scenes are "Lia Seduced" and "Clio Seduced". They're unlocked the exactly same way, the only difference is if you choose to travel with Lia or Clio in an earlier choice.
That and amount of sex and power MC gets on each route. On Warlord path Scythian is basically a gigachad who does what he wants anytime, does it spectacularly and is so cool that ladies flock to him almost (sometimes - literally) begging to be fucked. Even the Goddess. Druid is a devious mastermind (while being unstoppable force of pure magical destruction) who holds all the cards while slowly, but inevitably corrupting women into being his whores.
When writing for this game, the Warlord is to me the most mythological figure in the sense of how he acts and makes decisions. His deeds define him more than his character. The most interesting thing to me about the Warlord are actually his associated companions. I've mentioned before that the Champion has surprisingly been my favorite path to write - I did not expect that. As for the Bard, he only had one installment before DARK DRUID kicked off, so he has had the least time for development. Bards in Irish mythology have a special place in society - they are basically treated as VIPs no matter where they go. The Bard path is a change of pace in that he would rely on his wits more so than his strength - but he's still pretty handy with twin blades. Finally, the stone embedded in the Druid's chest may not be the boon players think it is. Ask Aideen.
If you play the druid path from the 'Dark Druid' option instead of the 'Prologue', it basically addresses what you are talking about.
I just realized that picking the class directly adds even more backstory before the events of the prologue rather than being an alternate intro.
Hey, I'm not trying to offend. I liked the game for what it is and it is a lot of great things with a little pinch of salt. Just pointing out some things that could affect public opinion and overall balance.
The whole game story hinges on the artefacts dropping into this or that champions hands and whomever was to pesess them or some or any of them, he or she or it would rule the new discovered realms, as everyone was previously living in the lands of their maker, who would have absolute power over them.
This is still one single game with one single lore. The lore and story of everything: all peoples are originated in that other world where their maker keeps a cold amorphous souls scape for all his children: once they loose too much essence and are stripped of powers, down to their primordial structures, just as they were once made by their creator, it is then the titular ”when” their time comes, they are taken back to their ”champs elizee” where their maker can tend to them like it was always the case before they started fleeing his domain.
Eh, it's complicated. Just try it.
