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AFAIK, full crew is not needed but you mustn't be understaffed. That means 5 crew members or so. And AFAIK a second time, you don't need to be at 1 morale but you need to be below 20. Difference being you can skip throwing a tantrum if some event happens to give you a little morale while you're trying to provoke a mutiny.

Just started SSS. When opening the mysterious crate, a page begins with "Laying within, cradled by dry grass [...]" LYING within.

No, he is Daenerys Targaryen. Please keep up.

This went over my head. Is it a meme?

Thanks all around for the suggestions. I have looked into each of them, but nothing caught my interest well enough. Except, of course the upcoming Pathfinder: Kingmaker game, though I already knew about that ^^ With four days to go, I can feel the hype building. While hype is not entertainment, it is the expectation thereof, and it shall keep me for the time being.

Monks. I just can't appreciate the idea of strength through suffering, of wounds as advantages. Zahua is blind on one eye.

I can't give you a straight answer, but we have noted our workers tend to stay alive employed longer based both on their explosives skill as well as their ability to avoid those colleagues lacking it.

Only Effigy's Resentment and Gift from the Machine. Yes, it sucks that only evil actions reward talents

The great minds have spoken. Implement everything agreed upon by MaxQuest and Boeroer.

Did you complete the side areas? Bridge Ablaze, Drowned Kingdom, Endless Queries?

What's your penetration? If you're in the painful land of No Pen with slash/pierce but would get out of there with crush, definitely go for the crush.

You're a wizard, Ha... rry ema.

It is for mutinies Also, IDK that any particular crew role is exempt from participating in boarding battles, just that your benched party members have priority so they get phased out quickly.

Naw. The buff affects all your attacks, it seems. I was shown it working with a bomb.

A certain Jinno on Discord made a few discoveries that were news at least to me. I expect they're already known by some people but the information deserves its own thread. I couldn't find one. So here goes. It's pretty much exploitable bugs, I guess. (Pardon me if I get something wrong; game isn't currently installed, but I think I understood Jinno well enough) 1) The base damage buff enchantment stacks with its upgrade. You can stack Red-Stained Hands to 20 for a 20% damage buff, then upgrade it to Guilty Conscience and stack that to 20 too for another 40%. Stays until rest. Note it's also +60% damage taken... 2) The damage modifiers do not depend on actually having it equipped or on using weapon attacks. Unequip it and throw a bomb - the bomb will still get the damage buffs. 3) Followup to 2: Since you don't need to have it equipped, you can give your whole party the 60% damage modifier if you want. Stack the first buff to 20 on everyone, upgrade it, stack the second to 20 on everyone... Enjoy it while it lasts.

That's exactly the place where you find it. You get there by not trying to go there. Everyone who has gone there had already removed the water by accident when entering the room, and everyone else has been unable to figure out how to do it. In all seriousness, check this thread.

I'm not sure how you'll get through Ondra's Mortar. I guess the Neketaka supply interface will be available even if you've killed everyone there, the shipwright included. Maybe you can even get the Floating Hangman on your own.

I'm not sure whom I asked to get this response (Fassina or one of the two women bickering outside his estate) but it was mentioned Arkemyr might be (at the time of the Watcher contemplating burglary) in weirdoland with weirdofriend drinking koiki wine. They weren't actually weird but I don't remember the names P.S. Funny you can use grapeshots in naval combat if nobody on Eora knows what grapes are ^^

I did the bridge first, then I learned on Discord there's something you can do there if you do the queries first...

Which time of day do you look for them? They're only there at night.

It has the same icon as a neutral merchant ship on the world map, but it's named after its captain. Just look for a captain whatever.

Totes this. I should have had more poll options to account for whether the bridge was your first area or not.

I made this mistake, and I'm reading scattered stories on Discord from people who made this mistake. What is the mistake? If you've completed the Waidwen section of Beast of Winter, you'll know the puzzle with tinkering with his sundial to collect his soul fragments. Relevant to this topic, if you turn it to dusk when you're standing near him, a portal will open. You're supposed to enter this portal. I didn't enter the portal. I was convinced that this portal was only there to help people who couldn't figure out that in order to exit the area, you need to turn the sundial back to dawn and use the normal entrance. I was stuck on this puzzle for forty minutes making no progress - to be clear, I didn't spend forty in total on the quest, I spent forty AVOIDING THE OBVIOUS PORTAL - just fine-combing the bridge, looking everywhere for secrets, trying to blow up doors by detonating gunpowder barrels. I even left the whole area and checked the sunbeams in the main HUB. Only after forty minutes of fruitless search did I actually try to enter that portal. Obviously this has led to a real-life crisis where I question everything I "know" and wish for a child's innocent curiosity again ;_;

Only those on your ship are paid. Which means, if you are super-cheap, you take your crew off duty while you're in Neketaka. I believe their pay is 1 pire per star they have.

I'm not a fan of your idea because it's a return to PoE1 where you have limited access to resting except you don't really, unless you're in the final dungeon. You can technically always double back to your favorite inn unless you can't return the way you came or there's actual urgency. I think what I suggested was actually the BG/IWD rest system except with resting bonuses being possible