Tarlonniel

His actual words are "Damned virago, not now!" So with the definition above, hopefully they make sense now.

Most of them are obvious, but the Knights one has a typo. It's KightsOfTheCrucible.

NEED SHIP TO SING SHANTY ON. NEED MONEY FOR SHIP. COULD TRADE SHINIES FOR MONEY... NEVER MIND. NO NEED SHIP.

I wish Iselmyr was more of a character and less of a... plot device. We never get to have much of a conversation with her. Aloth doesn't have any of her memories - does she have her memories? Could she erase herself from Aloth's head if she wanted to? Does she want to? Is there anything more to her than an accent and a rowdy, earthy personality? Do I think too much about these things?

GROUNDSTINK SO CLEAN! SO DISGUSTING!

Excellent work! It does seem to fit, but wow - those boreal dwarves worshipping Nemnok migrated across the entire length of the Deadfire? I assumed that the White that Wends was off the top of the in-game map, relatively near the island where they settled, but that doesn't work if your labels are correct. And as always, I wonder what keeps people from exploring the rest of Eora. Are there equivalents to Ondra's Mortar on the other edges of the map?

Huh. I've never had Serafen offer a solution. Possibly because I don't get far enough into the dialogue tree before shouting "Paladins rule, robbers drool!" and attacking.

EH? TWO DIMWITS? ARKEMYR REPEATING NAMES NOW?

Generally, Edèr doesn't think and it's up to other people to point out where he's screwing up, something which Iselmyr is probably counting on in this case. But in the real world, someone with poor impulse control (not an actual mental illness) who commits a crime is still held accountable for that crime. Sure, Iselmyr is basically committing the same crime with malice aforethought, and some folks might hold the Watcher accountable for not intervening in the situation - it's pretty clear from the beginning that Iselmyr is crossing a line, way before the kiss - but Edèr is still accountable for his own actions. If Iselmyr decided to continue the "prank" and no one was around to step in, how far would Edèr have gone before he actually did start thinking for a change? I'm not sure how aware Aloth is of what's going on while Iselmyr is in control. Maybe he just tunes out if she takes over for a significant amount of time.

I believe there was some voiced dialogue that never made it into the game in Dragon Age: Origins, banter between Loghain and Alistair which was cut when they decided to make them mutually exclusive party members. I don't think there's any way to know yet whether this missing banter is a bug or intentional.

It's part of an entire arc involving Eder, Aloth and Iselmyr - which I actually kind of like, in spite of how it starts - so I can't see it as an elaborate in-joke which they decided to include in the game files on a whim. Unless they meant us to find it, and talk about it, and indulge in wild speculation... Where'd I put my tin foil hat?

I believe Karkarov wants game footage of the interaction happening. That video is just playing the datamined files.

There are two souls in the flooded area of Port Maje. One or two Rathun at Ashen Maw. There are souls on the island with the Ukaizo map, the one the Wahaki are guarding. I haven't tried this with Xoti myself, but the guy who was lowered into the Old City has his soul lingering around, she might be able to collect it.

Maybe you have to finish Serafen's quest before the rep dialogue will trigger?

Some things that do change his opinion aren't showing up, some things that don't change his opinion do show up. I think he's secretly a priest of Wael. Or a Wael godlike, who, it turns out, look exactly like normal people so they can cause maximum confusion.

Generally I draw the line at what the companions do while they're in the party. I don't care what they did before they joined my team, I don't care what they do afterwards, but while they're hanging with my PC, they follow my PC's rules or they get out. It's a good thing Maia understood that rule and got out to accomplish her mission.

There are no race restrictions on the romances.

Hey, if he can't be bothered to come to your cabin instead of waiting for a return to Neketaka, obviously it's not that important.

Star light, star bright, First star I see tonight, I wish I may, I wish I might,

UTTERLY HOPELESS ALSO HAS MANY! NEED TIE BREAKER. ARM WRESTLING? POO FLINGING? FASHION WALK OFF?

At least we can skip the "long walk" part of the starting sequence now. Very handy for those folks who have alt-itis. I, of course, am not one of those folks. I'm, um, playtesting. Yeah.

Aloth is quite supportive of Xoti, much to her surprise. They have several banters along those lines. But think of the discussions we could have on what constitutes sexual assault when you're sharing your body with a long-dead country bumpkin! Such possibilities!

I think Konstanten is great and we absolutely need a dwarven companions. Sadly, it seems that many people just forget he exists at all.

UTTERLY HOPELESS THINKS IMP WITH MOST SHINIES MOST IMPORTANT.

Boy am I confused. Anyway, I also had Xoti hit on my Watcher when they were already romancing someone else, but that was before the latest patch. I didn't have it happen in my last game. On the other hand, I didn't have Eder in my party either; the bugged (?) conversation may be tied to him.