Indarah (Tavern) choices and efffects

[CHAO$$$]

In the tavern there is a character named Indarah, when talking to her you can convince her to go away, fight her and some other stuff.

What are the results of these interactions?

PS: The tavern music slaps!

[Thariorn]

You can convince her to see the crusades in a different light.

Doing so makes her leave and she gives you a pretty strong shortsword (for your level).

If you fail to cinvince her/antagonize her, she just leaves.



In both cases you can encounter her later on in the game and depending on how you treated her, things may end up differently.


If you convince her with arguements and do so again in the later encounter, she helps you defeat a bunch of demons and gives access to a nice buff for your strategic gameplay.
If you just piss her off, she's not going to help you later and in fact fights with/for the demons against you.

[CHAO$$$]

Thanks! Much appreciated

[St0nemender]

If you fail the first diplomacy check (DC: 15), you will get a dialogue option to refer to a monk with a blackened eye. After that you can normally conclude the dialogue, but you will not only get the sword, but also a pair of gloves with +1 to hit/damage with unarmed/natural attacks, which works great for shifters/monks.

[Soul]

Oprindeligt skrevet af St0nemender:

If you fail the first diplomacy check (DC: 15), you will get a dialogue option to refer to a monk with a blackened eye. After that you can normally conclude the dialogue, but you will not only get the sword, but also a pair of gloves with +1 to hit/damage with unarmed/natural attacks, which works great for shifters/monks.

pretty sure there were consequences in Act 5 with her.... depending on how you answer her and if you fail or not...

[St0nemender]

Oprindeligt skrevet af Soul:

pretty sure there were consequences in Act 5 with her.... depending on how you answer her and if you fail or not...

I put this here mainly because the gloves are a pretty strong early game items and i think most players missed them because they are hidden behind a failed skill check, which is rare in this game :-)

[Star Sage]

She's the person in the Fallout inspired quest that the demons have hired to be their strategist. It's the one time in the game where you're FORCED into turn based mode, which can be jarring for those who've only played in Real Time with Pause gameplay.

As stated, she's only got the two interactions, but if you impress her in the first, you'll have a few more options in the second, most of which cause her to leave without fighting you. If you manage to impress her both times, she gives you a good buff project for your generals in Crusade Mode.