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Queen Ellesime and Suldanessellar... SPOILER

hellhoundhellhound Member Posts: 33
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So my chaotic evil protagonist, the self-proclaimed true son of murder, learned from Queen Ellesime that it was her and the elves of Suldanessellar who cast out Irenicus and made him succumb into madness.

In a very chaotic evil way of thinking, it should be HER and her elves who should also be destroyed for putting the events in motion. I know this would alter then end game scenes dramatically but that's what I really wished for a dialogue option. Did anyone else who played a hellbent-for-destruction-type character think about conflagrating the weak elves in blackened flames of burning hatred? :D

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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 3,675
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  • AlexisisinneedAlexisisinneed Member Posts: 470
    No from my evil perspective they did pay enough. Irencius was very close to destroying their town completely. Plus who cares about a bunch of silly elf's in their silly little town?
  • rexregrexreg Member Posts: 292
    They've paid enough? Never!! They haven't paid enough until their lifeblood runs out onto the forest floor!
  • kamuizinkamuizin Member Posts: 3,704
    edited May 2013
    In my chaotic evil way of see things, i could kill her or get some compensation, i like your way of see things @hellhound, but then the dialogue options at the end recognize you as evil if your rep is too low and she will still take you as a hero (even recognizing that you're more for a monster than an hero), and will throw parties and tributes to your for some weeks, along with some trinkets as gifts.

    I'm satisfied with the end that way, my chaotic evil characters normally seek revenge with bloodlust or compensation (well paid compensations), you can roleplay easly the last one from the events unfold. Besides, It's Ellessime herself that put the main char on the patch for true pursuit his divine heritage with the ancient spiritis of the forest, what by itself is most than anything else acomplished until that point in the game.
  • lunarlunar Member Posts: 3,460
    edited May 2013
    Think of it that way, after the end of SoA, your CE character captured and tortured Queen Ellesime for the information about the Ancient spirits in the forest. And then killed every single elf infront of her tortured, broken body and left her to die in an agonizing way, perhaps setting the whole Suldenesselar on fire as a parting gift. A few meteor swarms or dragons breath spells would do nicely, all that wood, hmm..

    Well, a small new intro cinematic with the things I told for evil characters would be a nice addition, no? That generic intro of ToB would be for good-neutral pcs. It hardly matters as you never ever return to Suldenesselar again, but it will mske your evil pcs to feel good. :p
  • kamuizinkamuizin Member Posts: 3,704
    The forest spirits wouldn't help the main char if he destroy the elven city proballt, but then, i'm not sure maybe they help.
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