Oblomovkin

I'm having a different problem with the quest. The VTC has asked me to do something with the animancers, and the only thing Flaune asks me when I talk to her is whether I am ready. I can't advance Pallegina's quest from the very beginning.

I'm in the same boat

Damn. I only finished POE1 not long ago, and was really looking forward to the second game.

I never used consumables, scrolls or traps in my first run of PoE I... maybe I was just lazy or maybe it was cause I was playing on Easy.

If you won the Battle of Yenwood, I believe the Ambassador notes that Caed Nua is yours will be your descendants', so you're not merely a viceroy, but the actual lord of Caed Nua. I'm not an expert, but I'm pretty sure if your land is destroyed you can still have your title if you are landless. There were plenty of disposed kings or emperors in history that went into exile wearing their empty titles, I'm pretty sure. But the Watcher still has a better case then them, he probably still owns the actual land.

I think this thread deserves to be revived. Finished the game today, and I suspect many will be soon to get that pre-POEII run in. I was going to promise to Hylea. I was torn between her and Berath, but I liked the concept of Hylea as a god a lot. But then I forgot, and said **** it and jumped into the pit without any of the gods' boon. I thought it was more poetic that way. And then Wael appeared, and any indecisiveness vanished. I really like the concept of Wael as well—a god of both knowledge and secrets—so I was biased in that regard. But all-in-all I liked the option, because instead of condemning all the souls to destruction or putting back to the Wheel, you just kind of release them and let the universe take its course.