Any long term consequences to killing all the Flaming Fists at Waukeen's Rest?

[Agent Chieftain]

Kept failing my attempts to get Woundseeker in a peaceful/sneaky way, so I killed them all out of frustration. I was still able to rescue Florrick, and she acted like nothing was wrong, so am I good? Now that I have the sword and the extra exp, I don't really feel like reloading if there's no downside.

[Mike Garrison]

I doubt it.

You'll later meet the orphaned daughter of one of the Fists, which might make you feel bad. Except I think she's the daughter of a fist who was already dead when you show up.

I suppose that if you killed Yeva there, she won't be underground with Zevlor to help you fight the released mindflayers. But that's optional anyway.

[jk2l]

well the old DND saying, it is not a crime if no one see it happen. Florrick probably just thought the drow killed the flaming fist anyway

[The Yeen Queen]

Originally posted by jk2l:

well the old DND saying, it is not a crime if no one see it happen.

Dude, that line's WAY older than D&D. ;)

[brendan_in_china]

Eh? Command - drop and then sneak pick up. Yeva even isolates herself inside the inn if you go turn based.

Only long term consequences I can think of is that the FF are yellow outlined at Last Light, and Yeva is a less effective ally in a mindflayer fight. Both very minor.