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druid have many interesting and fitting dialogue

never liked the idea of multiclass but subclass are very interesting hoping priest get most of the gods not enough metal related spell for abydon priest maybe some fighter skill and fod

always hard to trigger companion dialogue banter between them triggered less than 15 time in entire playthrough often trigger after reload a save

that was the first impression but maybe survivor are galawain seeker are weal and not sure the other one

never get one with convince eyeless save maybe it require bond soul to forge or cannon

I positioned myself a bit north of her, went stealth and killed her with one volley from my team. A few people were frightened with yellow circles and I lost minor rep with Port Maje but no one went hostile. Maia even helped kill her. If you're too close to the Dawnstars camp, they will go hostile, so save before you strike. Maia kind of pissed me off. Worked as an assassin (even if she did have misgivings) and yet her parting letter to me basically said I don't care about making the world better for others. I really thought I was going to like her because I loved Kana, but she's my least favorite of them all. some of maia most interesting dialogue are about kana just like the digsite aloth conversation really need to be a poe1 player to appreciate

no faction doesn't make one dissident anti faction are

highest one are 20 according to this https://wiki.fireundubh.com/deadfire/dialogue-options not sure put that much in to a single skill just for one dialogue option are worth it so what is the highest requirement under 20？

bad and simple faction was the expectation but poe2 portray them even better than fnv

the dialogue trigger for companions like or dislike each other are a little weird possible to never get xoti pellagina fight when brought them in team almost all the play through

liked Liberator but not very convenient

want a quest about help some mad cranky weird archmage invent some new spell preferably minoletta kalakoth or tayn

single class need to be much stronger especially early when the multi have the most advantage

maia will disagree after player blowup black powder or choose other sides

despite what most huana believe that is likely not how caste work mataru decide caste when a child birth by their soul and queen are cipher so more likely ciphers in mataru will decide their caste base on how powerful their soul are like glanfathan decide who have the potential to be chieftain

it is the most boring kind of worst the all conquering evil indiscriminately destroy everyone who doesn't obey them so everyone can just fight one army of villain wear the same uniform

Poverty with an opportunity to rise is not nearly the same thing, and not all societies actively embrace classist thinking let alone put religious significance to their classes. Well, to paraphrase the Durance, "the last thing the Deadfire needs is another foreign incursion." If you can convince yourself that you're doing good and that it's your place to decide, I guess there's no stopping you. I'm pretty comfortable with a free-for-all ending, myself. If the Huana want freedom, they're going to have to figure it out for themselves. when nobility are still a thing class decided by birth are plaguing everyone and everything ofcourse it must be corrected but don't choose side between huana vtc and rdc has no significant effect on that No. Nobility didn't litterally, at a systemic level, force the poor to eat garbage. ofcourse neketaka have problem feeding everyone do they keep food for thousands extra population somewhere in the tropical island underground vault？ the struggle between faction force people flee to the new city huana doesn't have experience governing for centuries the unrealistic part are not how awful the city can be are the fact such city exist at all

Poverty with an opportunity to rise is not nearly the same thing, and not all societies actively embrace classist thinking let alone put religious significance to their classes. Well, to paraphrase the Durance, "the last thing the Deadfire needs is another foreign incursion." If you can convince yourself that you're doing good and that it's your place to decide, I guess there's no stopping you. I'm pretty comfortable with a free-for-all ending, myself. If the Huana want freedom, they're going to have to figure it out for themselves. when nobility are still a thing class decided by birth are plaguing everyone and everything ofcourse it must be corrected but don't choose side between huana vtc and rdc has no significant effect on that

Where I live people in cities are encouraged to participate in the economy to the extent their talent and hard work allows them. The main reason I prefer not to choose between outsiders is that the Huana themselves should make this choice. Who am I to make it for them? modern city still have millions struggle in poverty the other outsiders already choose so why not the outsider control by player

those roparu will simply die before kahanga rebuild neketaka before that only strong ones survive the long migration escaping slaver and pirate but gellet give weaker one a chance just like how every other big city works

just ask dawnstar then the prince but maybe need to buy medicine for doctor first

faction are definitely best part of the deadfire even fnv require way more dialogue to setup just ncr reading way less dialogue in deadfire can already setup 4 faction even better than ncr

rdc are only willing to fight slaver and fampyr on their own after control ukaizo and deadfire and huana do the same in mission and end game slide so better than rdc was never hard for any ending other than Alvari one

Arquebus "The Red Hand" is now obtainable in Ermezzo's storeroom. typo in ernezzo

so is it possible to go to Bekarna's Observatory first then get tablet from Arkemyr？