Enigmanic
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Yes.So do i lost all possible helayna scenes if i don't claim her?
Yes.So do i lost all possible helayna scenes if i don't claim her?
For Delane to be brought back to Castle Bloodmeen, probably. You know... where Rowan's wife, demonic masters, an armada or orcs, fantasy monsters, and sex demons dwell. >.>
I've seen that topic broached before here. The castle is complicated enough as it is and the last thing Rowan needs is to bring in a relatively innocent woman who is ill suited to protect herself in such an environment. Especially with his potentially jealous, corrupted wife roaming the halls.
So do i lost all possible helayna scenes if i don't claim her?
Well, you will still get a scene at the celebration dinner where the twins have her service them as a way of poking Rowan, as well as a non sex scene where she starts to recover and comes to Rowan to ask for help escaping.Yes.
The whipping one is called xzaratl_guilt_solution to trigger you have to be past week 22 and have a guilt score of over 35. The Other one is jezeraNTRdetox and is tricky to trigger. First you have to be past week 25, next Alexia has to have whipped Rowan, Alexia has to have a X'Zaratl influence score of over 9, you can't have shared your room with Helayna, and Alexia can't be a maid.I'm a bit confused on how to achieve the two "newer" scenes with X'zartyl*. *Definitely misspelled, mb.
There is one where Rowan feels "guilty" and Alexia whips him with Succi-bosses help. Also there is an unfinished scene where Alexia dominates Rowan with Succi-bosses help.
My guess is that you need to both not fuck a lot with Rowan, and also avoid all NTR from the twins for Alexia? This way their hidden "loving marriage stat" is high. I tried this and wasn't able to get the catacombs or mission 1 scenes either.
I don't know if we were playing the same game... When the game starts before trapping Rowan the twins were enough capable of gathering a few forces and coordinate to making a trap to the so call "Hero" who in this world it seems that Rowan is the incarnation of Sun Tzu or is some kind of Stephen Hawking in military strategies despite being a fucking commoner while the rest of the monarchy seems to be at the level of Beaves & Butthead in military capacities and besides of that he fall in the most obvious trap by going to save his wife without any preparation so... Well... After this introduction and Rowan was put to work in a Power Position in the Castle because refuse is an immediate Game Over, as far a we The Players interpreting Rowan, when really, seriously, when Rowan encounter a military force against him at the moment we take a village or Town?.Game over, to both Rowan and the twins, trying to be the voice of neutrality here, the twins have every reason to want to keep Rowan happyish, they are screwd without him, if he fails to take the fortress not so much, but if he does not get the orcs or goes to Rastadel? Them they are everything but described to have been destroyed.
A Servant is a free person who is in service of a Lord, the Lord have obligations to that person as could be home, food, vestment while the Servant have to submit completely to the Lord authority, give rent and help in their Lord's warfare. There is a problem with this, Rowan was taken as a prisoner, subdued by magic means and by the time all of that happens to him, the Demons were familiarized with the philosophy of Might Makes Right not with Feudalism, if Rowan suggest to them when asked by government opinion Feudalism bullshit, then is when Rowan is named in the Court of The Twins as some kind of Vassal without even being even a Servant because in the first place he was forcefully to obey and service them.Rowan is a servant of the twins, not exactly a slave, but a servant, the twins are like children playing with toys that daddy left them ,with demonic arrogance and pride on top, Jezera killed an noble drow women yes, but at the same time she did so because she overestimated herself and got out with nothing. I find it hard to believe that the twins actualy have any good great plans, or make concrete plans together, Adras seems like he only thinks of the next fight, and Jezera of how can she overcomplicate matters and use subterfuge to acomplish it. They keep him in a position of power because, by their own word, they need him, not to torture him, if they did not need him they would have killed him and be done with it.
So they are in a middle ground, too pridefull to understand how much they need him , and to arrogant to treat him any better than any other of the high placed servants that cant wipe the floor with their asses. (So only the researcher is given enough security to not get to much more that a pestering half demon girl)
I don't know if I would say that's an apt comparison. I don't disagree with what you've said as clearly the twins hold the power, but to call Rowan a helpless middleman whose only purpose is to be used and disposed of is inaccurate. He's given plenty of opportunities to operate on his own and the further we go into act one the more he's able to push his own agenda. The twins are the angry brutes screaming "don't fail me" as Rowan is given incredible leeway to fulfill his mission. He has way more agency in his decisions than the Bane comparison gives him credit for.I don't know if we were playing the same game... When the game starts before trapping Rowan the twins were enough capable of gathering a few forces and coordinate to making a trap to the so call "Hero" who in this world it seems that Rowan is the incarnation of Sun Tzu or is some kind of Stephen Hawking in military strategies despite being a fucking commoner while the rest of the monarchy seems to be at the level of Beaves & Butthead in military capacities and besides of that he fall in the most obvious trap by going to save his wife without any preparation so... Well... After this introduction and Rowan was put to work in a Power Position in the Castle because refuse is an immediate Game Over, as far a we The Players interpreting Rowan, when really, seriously, when Rowan encounter a military force against him at the moment we take a village or Town?.
What we can encounter is resistance of the commoners, but in any moment as far as i remember, Rowan never encounter scouts, tax collectors, soldiers, even when this towns knows what were happening more or less to other towns that began trading or being conquered or reduce to dust by the Twins Champion Rowan, Rowan never encountered real professional resistance from a real army, that could be at least compound of mercenaries or soldiers of Raeve Keep to retake a town or a small group sent to intercept and defend a town, in fact, for them is was there wasn't happening anything. In fact, that is the more funny because relatively talking, Raeve Keep was pretty near to many towns attacked by Rowan, imaging that in a day, a town that serves or at least trade with the Twins a Tax Collector comes...
Rowan goes into all that Kingdom as a dog in its house, conquering, trading, taking, looting, etc... The only real opposition are Raeve Keep and Rastedel, if it wasn't for the Twins demanding it would be perfectly possible to conquer or trade with all the villages to side to the Twins, what are they gonna do (Raeve Keep & Rastedel) when the money from taxes and the food don't get to them and began to starvation?. It would be difficult for the Twins to get the shit done? probably, but when a Kingdom in a practical sense lose village after another without making opposition to the aggressors well, they can have their chance, i mean, if their Father could put in their knees the Monarchs and wasn't after Rowan take the lead, a fucking commoner, to stop and destroy all the Twin's Father made, definitely they can have a chance.
A Servant is a free person who is in service of a Lord, the Lord have obligations to that person as could be home, food, vestment while the Servant have to submit completely to the Lord authority, give rent and help in their Lord's warfare. There is a problem with this, Rowan was taken as a prisoner, subdued by magic means and by the time all of that happens to him, the Demons were familiarized with the philosophy of Might Makes Right not with Feudalism, if Rowan suggest to them when asked by government opinion Feudalism bullshit, then is when Rowan is named in the Court of The Twins as some kind of Vassal without even being even a Servant because in the first place he was forcefully to obey and service them.
Read carefully my post cited by you, the torture is not physically but spiritual, mental and morally... They acknowledge his capacities but he's still the murderer of their Father, if it was true that they need him so much at the point to try to have him at any cost, then it doesn't make any sense if Rowan refuse to serve them the fucking Game Over, Rowan could be death but as far as we know the Monarchy in Rastedel are just too much more dumb than them... Yes, the twins have many problems, coordination and ways to spend efforts, time and resources, but they could manage to gather before taking over Rowan a small group of "vassals" by themselves, they are not more worthless than the Royalty and Nobles in all the Kingdom that under their noses lose all the villages and an important post as Raeve Keep could be.
Just think about it, Jezera had more reason to be arrogant before that Elf Queen, she had Rowan on her side, the only one who could stop her Father to conquer the world, the problem is that they know that Rowan can be managing things in his own way by taking the charge of the Castle in ways that the Twins wouldn't never disapprove or by suspecting to be rebellious, they want Rowan embrace the corruption, by that, they would had a Loyal General worth of trust to them, that's why they send to him that Elf Blondie, the Best Friend of Jezera and the occasional visits of X'zaralt, while Andras goes with him to meet with the orcs warchiefs and conquer a village and prove his loyalty.
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Certainly, Rowan has a chance if he play his cards right... But this is just Act I, and as far we concern, the only character near to be an ally is Nasim, because for now Helayna isn't in better shape, if we (the players) goes dumb to see NTR with Alexia then she would be lost as an ally for us (Rowan). And is very tentative those scenes u knowI don't know if I would say that's an apt comparison. I don't disagree with what you've said as clearly the twins hold the power, but to call Rowan a helpless middleman whose only purpose is to be used and disposed of is inaccurate. He's given plenty of opportunities to operate on his own and the further we go into act one the more he's able to push his own agenda. The twins are the angry brutes screaming "don't fail me" as Rowan is given incredible leeway to fulfill his mission. He has way more agency in his decisions than the Bane comparison gives him credit for.
It is pretty obviously just Rivon trolling.That chart is all over the place and confusing. Am I the only one that went, "What?".
It does give Rowan power over them... eventually. Whether they're aware of it or not the more they rely on Rowan to build their ability to conquer the world, the more he's able to work on his own agenda, the more capable he becomes of rebelling. If we're going to continue using Dark Knight Rises as a comparison point, Rowan is Batman. He has been knocked down, he has been beaten, he has been broken, but he has the skills, knowledge, and will to rise up, take whatever advantage he can, and eventually defeat the twins. You're quite literally comparing him to someone that can be gotten rid of at any time, and he is, but losing him would set the twins back years. Rowan is the difference between a relatively quick, straight forward, comparatively bloodless campaign to years of pitched wars that the twins would likely lose. If the odds weren't so stacked against him Rowan would be a Gary Stu since he's handsome, a skilled orator, a natural diplomat, a seasoned general and an extremely skilled warrior with an expertise in multiple forms of combat and has shown himself to be so skilled that in a proper fight Andras would stand as much a chance of losing as winning, oh, and he's got that good dick. You're selling Rowan far, far shorter than Seeds of Chaos presents him as.Certainly, Rowan has a chance if he play his cards right... But this is just Act I, and as far we concern, the only character near to be an ally is Nasim, because for now Helayna isn't in better shape, if we (the players) goes dumb to see NTR with Alexia then she would be lost as an ally for us (Rowan). And is very tentative those scenes u know... Now with all that said, as far as Act I goes, everything that Rowan has done worked in benefit of the Twins, after save the ass of that Sexual Demon murderer i cannot trust him/her whatever because as far the story goes Rowan still don't get a benefit of that, the first time i played and finally conquer Rastedel to see what comes of that because of the Twins, i knew exactly how character John Daggett from TDKR must had felt in that scene lol.
Twins: Do you feel in charge?.
Rowan: I create for you an army, secure enough resources, forge alliances, conquer villages as Raeve Keep and the Half of Rastedel, put to work mines & breeding pits, resolve problems between your people and with the creatures you breed, diminish the faith in the Goddess, sacrifice Helayna, let you play with me and my wife when you have sexual needs...
Twins: And do you think that give you power over us?.
rolfmao.
Check your status screen. You should have points available to spend.Hold on, how do I level up? I have the xp?
you also need to take over Reave Keep to the East before the time limit is upon week 22 even tho i have over 500 gold in the treasury and captured the fort i keep getting goal2fail