I’m playing a druid, what happens with the Tears of Bhaal (spoilers)?

Klorox

I’ve completed this game with both good and evil endings, but I’m wondering what will happen when I take my true neutral druid (actually berserker > druid, but same difference) and choose any of the evil Tears.

I know I’ll become Neutral Evil in alignment, but I also know this would cause a paladin or ranger character to fall. But what happens to the druid, a character who is required to stay true neutral? Will I lose any abilities? I don’t really care about what my alignment says, I think the best way to RP true neutral is to possibly choose a few evil options, but I’m wondering how the game will see it and if I’ll lose any druid abilities.

TIA.

jmerry

The game doesn't have anything against non-neutral druids; you'll keep all of your abilities. After all, Siege of Dragonspear has some non-neutral druid NPCs.

There aren't even any "unusable by evil" items that a druid could conceivably use. The only consequences you'll face for evil choices are the direct ones - different tear rewards, alignment change.

Klorox

jmerry wrote: »

The game doesn't have anything against non-neutral druids; you'll keep all of your abilities. After all, Siege of Dragonspear has some non-neutral druid NPCs.

There aren't even any "unusable by evil" items that a druid could conceivably use. The only consequences you'll face for evil choices are the direct ones - different tear rewards, alignment change.

That human skin armor sounds like so much fun.

jmerry

Indeed. Terrible AC-wise, but the magic resistance and save bonuses are amazing. Usable by any evil druid that isn't a Shapeshifter.

Dharius

Apart from the human skin armour (which you would have needed to prepare by then if you want it to be +5 rather than ol' +1) there's also Neb's Nasty Cutter that would become available to your druid if he turns bad...but it isn't a particularly impressive weapon.