After karlach leaves can you find her again?

[VulpineDeus]

I sided with the goblins and karlach left does anyone know if I can get her back?

[Chris -iwnl-]

Did you find an answer?

[gungadin22000]

I did the same. She just left, never to be seen again, same with Wyll or, I suppose, Gale if you fail to persuade him to stay.

Bit disappointing. Was hoping your former companions would return as adversaries in a later chapter.

[Pan Darius Cassandra]

You must search high and low.

[Hellsteeth30]

Nope, they're so displeased they erase themselves from existence.

[Jaxom]

Originally posted by gungadin22000:

I did the same. She just left, never to be seen again, same with Wyll or, I suppose, Gale if you fail to persuade him to stay.

Bit disappointing. Was hoping your former companions would return as adversaries in a later chapter.

You brought down murder and death on the grove lol why would they join you?

[Dizzy Ladybug]

your former companions probably turn into Mind Flayers eventually :(

[Hellsteeth30]

Originally posted by Jaxom:

Originally posted by gungadin22000:

I did the same. She just left, never to be seen again, same with Wyll or, I suppose, Gale if you fail to persuade him to stay.

Bit disappointing. Was hoping your former companions would return as adversaries in a later chapter.

You brought down murder and death on the grove lol why would they join you?

Survival. Mind you, neither of them are overly smart.

[Wokelander]

If your companions leave you due to disagreeing with you, they're gone for good as far as I know

[seeker1]

Wyll leaving shouldn't be that shocking. He's there defending the grove when you arrive, and training kids in fencing inside the grove. I would kinda expect him to be pissed if you help some goblins kill all the kids he was training how to fence.

Karlach, well, she really has a problem with attacking the helpless, too.

[Taifun_Vash]

Originally posted by seeker1:

Wyll leaving shouldn't be that shocking. He's there defending the grove when you arrive, and training kids in fencing inside the grove. I would kinda expect him to be pissed if you help some goblins kill all the kids he was training how to fence.

Karlach, well, she really has a problem with attacking the helpless, too.

In my current play, Wyll was alright with the druids slaughtering the tieflings, but the moment I sided with the goblins he left and said something like, "there is no place for a hero here".

[gungadin22000]

Originally posted by Jaxom:

Originally posted by gungadin22000:

I did the same. She just left, never to be seen again, same with Wyll or, I suppose, Gale if you fail to persuade him to stay.

Bit disappointing. Was hoping your former companions would return as adversaries in a later chapter.

You brought down murder and death on the grove lol why would they join you?

An adversary is an enemy. It would be cool if Wyll showed up in act 3 as a henchman for Gortash, having joined him in order to save his father, so you would have to kill him to succeed.

[Wokelander]

Originally posted by Taifun_Vash:

Originally posted by seeker1:

Wyll leaving shouldn't be that shocking. He's there defending the grove when you arrive, and training kids in fencing inside the grove. I would kinda expect him to be pissed if you help some goblins kill all the kids he was training how to fence.

Karlach, well, she really has a problem with attacking the helpless, too.

In my current play, Wyll was alright with the druids slaughtering the tieflings, but the moment I sided with the goblins he left and said something like, "there is no place for a hero here".

Well you can sell Tieflings as being antagonistic pretty easily, "we helped the druids kill the demon-spawn" is a pretty easy sell compared to "We joined a goblin cult and murdered a druid grove". He's really just protecting his brand, the hyprocrite

[Taifun_Vash]

Originally posted by Wokelander:

Originally posted by Taifun_Vash:

In my current play, Wyll was alright with the druids slaughtering the tieflings, but the moment I sided with the goblins he left and said something like, "there is no place for a hero here".

Well you can sell Tieflings as being antagonistic pretty easily, "we helped the druids kill the demon-spawn" is a pretty easy sell compared to "We joined a goblin cult and murdered a druid grove". He's really just protecting his brand, the hyprocrite

It was more like I stole the idol and the druids "kill all the outsiders", while I left the area through the front gate.