Ah, did X'zaratl get moved to the end of the year/schedule because of the story association with Fertility treatments?
They are that decentralized? Did Arzyl explain this during her event? Then why does Rowan almost seem to recognize the one Jezera killed?
We want out of act 1. X'zaratl's storyline is not essential to the main story, unlike Jezera's content.
I honestly don't get why the NPC storylines need to be complete on the first Act. They could just end up in a cliffhanger or something. Unless ofc Act 2 has a very different gameplay loop than Act 1.
Something to consider. But dynamics between characters change in act 2. The things I had planned for act 1 wouldn't fit nearly as well for act 2.
It is not something about if it is a village of importance for the realm but for the character as part of his development... For each path it can help him to realize how powerful or influence had on his own and how that affect the character as well, making believe or being in a better disposition to submit to the twins fully or go against them, the very same Arthdale Reconstruction can work in the favor of Rowan or by the Twins depending of the path you had choose for Rowan in different ways, as making Rowan gaining twins favor or by making Rowan gaining favor of others or by making Rowan have the very same village as a tool/resource for his own means.
I personally can't wait to see what you do with X. And with Jezara, obviously.
God I hope so.
Well, have you tried it? You liked my X'zaratl and Jezera, maybe you'll like the Tue-San/Tue-Mai route.
Yeah, she's clearly the complete psychopath and I'd very much like for Rowan to slit her throat (or at least kick her to the KOIB) eventually, but her organizational skills also seem to be the only thing holding the goblin 'kingdom' together. Tue-Row's an empty suit, Zii's a nutter, and Che-Lin for now seems to be an irrelevant relic. Hard to see any of that turning into a reliable ally but then again, if they were reliable they wouldn't be goblins.
Can't wait Rowan put his sword in Andras. Literally. And then, just for fun, put his severed head on a pile.
I get a feeling that when it comes to putting swords in, Rowan gets to be the bottom.
Your first objective is to reach a village little to the north of the starting point. As you have a few turns to do it you can explore around for a bit. Afterwards, you'll have some more turns to conquer a keep to the east from the starting point. For this task the timer is more lenient (although it's also worth to visit the keep earlier in order to scout it) so you can explore along roads towards north and/or south, taking over villages, abandoned mines and monasteries you'll find along the way.
Can you tell when Helayna content will be the same way you told us about Jezera?
