I ended up being mostly merciful. Spared Rajani, decided to help out the Cyclopses. Though I did give up the Dapper Old Gent to Wulf. Spared Jeyne in the end as I had promised the Queen.

I especially enjoyed the ending slide about Jeyne. I ended up delivering Jeyne to the Queen in the end, and the Queen was compassionate towards Jeyne. But Jeyne ended up assassinated, strangled in her bed. And she had not bothered to defend herself from her assailants. Thought that was really nicely written.

Was surprised that the Heart of Nagog wasn't mentioned in the end, though if you give the house to Leona there is a rather funny bit devoted to that. Was also too bad that we didn't get any ending for the First People (or any choice there for that matter), nor did we hear anything more of what happened to Phineas and Roderick.

Does he come up soon or did I miss him somehow or what? Thanks.

...despite the decent chrs. that are Odo, Martin & other main quest ppl, my favorite has to be Phineas. I don't know why...but I really liked his involvement in a few quests, the voice-actor, and the animation sequences he had (eg the swamp root bridge casting). In the mines, where you "defend" him while he's doing his casting mojo work...fave assignment bit in the game. Felt like I was actually doing something to help someone beyond fetch & carry. Wasn't a hard situation or anything, I just liked his chr. & his bit quests I guess. Plus for bonus points he made me chuckle, because every time I looked at him I kept wanting to say "Hi Daniel, how's it shakin!" (he reminded me of the actor from SG-1 series...).

...the dapper old gent was pretty cool too. Nice aura of tragedy & all that.

I am looking forward for a sequel involving the same four legionnaires, with a significant change in each one's dialogue options, and with unique quests for each one. I felt their bios had excellent background material for that, but it wasn't explored in DS3.

And also a good plot involving important NPCs from DS3, such as Odo, Marten, Jeyne Kassynder and Queen Roslyn; how would be Ehb after Jeyne's defeat, under Queen Roslyn's rule?

Not to mention the Lamasu's prophecies involving sister Eleanor and the future Grandmaster of the Legion...

Its strongly hinted in a hidden lorebook that he is Azunai. Though, that still leaves a lot of questions open nor does it really confirm his identity.

now im playing the game again on the 360 and theres a certain side quest that i havent seen.

it was a quest to question people in stonebridge about their involvement in the chapterhouses downfall. and then after questioning them you made decisions on whether they should be punished or not.

only quest ive got left in stonebridge is for the dlc, and to go to the spire (which says i wont be able to return to stonebridge)

so where do i get this missing quest from?

But Jeyne's ending when you spare her and ask her to help you rebuild Ehb has her being declared an Apostate by the Church after she asks her follower to stop fighting the Legion and the Royal Court, and she is presumably being targeted for assassination right after that.

Did the Azunite Church intend to become the sole ruler of Ehb and counted on Jeyne to make it happen? Is that why they declared her an apostate, to avoid having all their believers rally to a banner that no longer intends to follow their plans? Could the Church declare open rebellion against the Crown in the near future?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxRmoZ5dJBw

Ideas?

If you are playing as another PC other than Anjali, upon meeting the Radiant Youth in the Mournweald, the youth speaks of carrying Anjali out of the forest..

After defeating Rajani, the defeated archon says she's seen Anjali before; this by itself does not mean anything as Archons are ageless and are "sisters". But following that observation, Ranjai believe that Anjali is a "False Prophet" sent to lead her astray.

In addition, at the game's conclusion, if you spare the Archons and spare Jeyne's life, the Archons begin to follow Anjali as the "First Sister"...

So, anyone else think that Anjali is Jeyne's mother?

Without running down every possible quest available, instead, is there one quest(s) that can easily be missed if you do things in a particular order or one where I have to backtrack to a spot I just didn't think of doing again (ie. if I already finished the majority of quests in one town) that I might have missed?

So share your fave DS3 combat/NPC moment/item/whatever screens, or even your YT vid of an epic boss fight if you're so inclined.

Here's a few:

Hardcore, where even grinding extra levels + high stamina may not save you if you miss your dodge/teleport/block.

Knock 'em down, Lucas.

One of my fave bit-lines in the game.

I just find the detail of the armor's cloth "tails" sailing upwards in the down-elevator funny.

Possible SPOILERS ahead, obviously...

Is it possible to have an entirely peaceful solution to the stuck-in-the-swamp situation? Maru-Yatum is supposed to offer to return the prisoners if you take a crawler infested path out of the swamp (which also forces the royalists to abandon their cannons). But I never got to talk to him before starting the killings.

Also a quest from Digglefitz the gobiln to retrieve the skull of the First Elder from some burial caves, which you can then give to Maru-Yatum and gain his trust and the title of Kthali, a warrior of great honor instead of Firebringer and Outsider (and you can also sick the tribe on the poor goblin for influence with Anjali, hehehe). Where is this guy, if anywhere (He's supposed to have come with Arah, the missionary girl)?

Oh, and also a part where you're helping defend Roderick from slugs while he's setting explosive charges to blast some roots.

http://apedogs.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1322

I just look at that image and wonder; what makes Legion magic so different from other sources of magic? You could assume that each type of magic would channel a different sort of energy but then you throw legion magic into the mix and it just makes things confusing. It's a magic uniquely described for a kingdoms army. You could assign some basic values "pulls" (Like the First People could have a more druidic magical source while Lezkanzi would be more based upon curses and rituals) but Legion magic, as I said before, goes screws that idea up.

So uh... Yeah, what is your take on Dungeon Siege world's magical sources.