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ObsidianButterfly Aug 18, 2023 @ 8:36am
Missing something in the Priestess Gut scene....
So, even as well-versed as I am in DnD, the conversation with Priestess Gut has something in it I am missing.

During the conversation, if you agree to her help, she wants you to drink a potion. One of the options has [Drow] next to it that just has you drink the potion (if you are Drow). Then she gets mad and attacks you.

What am I missing here? This doesn't make a lot of sense to me and I redid the whole conversation 3 times to try and understand. Maybe someone can enlighten me on the context that is slipping through my fingers here.
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Originally posted by angelsenvy228:
Originally posted by Azunai:
Maybe it's a sleep potion? Don't know about 5e stuff but in old versions of d&d elves were immune to sleep.
yes, there is a passive check I think to tell it's a sleeping potion, the Drow option to drink it anyway because they are immune, and she gets pissed because it didn't work.
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Azunai Aug 18, 2023 @ 8:44am 
Maybe it's a sleep potion? Don't know about 5e stuff but in old versions of d&d elves were immune to sleep.
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Doomvora Aug 18, 2023 @ 8:46am 
You're supposed to block her out when she tries to connect with you telepathically, otherwise she will eventually attack you.
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angelsenvy228 Aug 18, 2023 @ 8:48am 
Originally posted by Azunai:
Maybe it's a sleep potion? Don't know about 5e stuff but in old versions of d&d elves were immune to sleep.
yes, there is a passive check I think to tell it's a sleeping potion, the Drow option to drink it anyway because they are immune, and she gets pissed because it didn't work.
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ObsidianButterfly Aug 18, 2023 @ 8:50am 
Originally posted by angelsenvy228:
Originally posted by Azunai:
Maybe it's a sleep potion? Don't know about 5e stuff but in old versions of d&d elves were immune to sleep.
yes, there is a passive check I think to tell it's a sleeping potion, the Drow option to drink it anyway because they are immune, and she gets pissed because it didn't work.

This is what I thought might be the case, but wasn't sure.

You would think she would know that considering she works with other Drow, but whatever.
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BitterHeals Aug 18, 2023 @ 8:51am 
It's a sleeping poison. Because elves are immune to sleep magic, the Drow tag there is to indicate that you know it is a sleep potion and you're drinking it anyways since it won't have any effect on you.
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Will it Blend Aug 18, 2023 @ 8:58am 
Fun fact Being adrow locks you out of the easiest way to kill her which is drinking the potion and then just staying put, you will be saved
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