Alisa quest

[Lobisaac]

Anyone knows where I can find the clothes for Alisa quest in the manor?

[Ereghor the Enigmatic]

Dunno if the game has randomized spawns as I've only played the 0.9 once, but there was a set in one of the crates in the mines where you find Duncan, as well as in the garbage dump in the Horns keep (in the underpass connecting the gate area and the part where Fearghas is).

[Slave Soul]

Originally posted by Ereghor the Enigmatic:

Dunno if the game has randomized spawns as I've only played the 0.9 once, but there was a set in one of the crates in the mines where you find Duncan, as well as in the garbage dump in the Horns keep (in the underpass connecting the gate area and the part where Fearghas is).

he is rigth, the clothes are in this cave a few metters inside de cave where you speak with duncan, anyone had finish this chain quest with Alisa because i do all the quest and Alisa told me that she is just my friend and no love, no more interactions or quest, this is the romance lines in the game ?

[Ereghor the Enigmatic]

Originally posted by Slave Soul:

Originally posted by Ereghor the Enigmatic:

Dunno if the game has randomized spawns as I've only played the 0.9 once, but there was a set in one of the crates in the mines where you find Duncan, as well as in the garbage dump in the Horns keep (in the underpass connecting the gate area and the part where Fearghas is).

he is rigth, the clothes are in this cave a few metters inside de cave where you speak with duncan, anyone had finish this chain quest with Alisa because i do all the quest and Alisa told me that she is just my friend and no love, no more interactions or quest, this is the romance lines in the game ?

Seems to be implied by the update's description, but in my case she's looping through her gift dialogue and giving the items again whenever I speak with her again after completing My Fair Lady.

Likely a bug or incomplete as of yet, but I also suspected it may have to do with the options you pick during her quest chain? Whether or not you're being gallant or mercenary-like - in my case I picked the latter more often (with my character being a greedy rogue) and got the aforementioned outcome.

[tpformybunghole]

Yep, I saw that as well, she just keeps allowing me to complete the quest. Definitely not gonna exploit that for a bunch of gold & outfit all my open relic slots. I also selected the more mercenary-like options, mostly because she's awful & I didn't want to be complimentary to her in any way.

[Slave Soul]

I thing i got it, i choose to give duncan a potion and tell him im gonna lie, lie to alisa saying he die, and no ask for any money for the help, she invite me to live in the manor with her and remodeled the terrain ( pretty cool now ) and she acts like my lover, the only missing is that i had no store box in the house.

[Ereghor the Enigmatic]

Originally posted by Slave Soul:

I thing i got it, i choose to give duncan a potion and tell him im gonna lie, lie to alisa saying he die, and no ask for any money for the help, she invite me to live in the manor with her and remodeled the terrain ( pretty cool now ) and she acts like my lover, the only missing is that i had no store box in the house.

So it is choice-dependent indeed, then. Cool, if in a way unintuitive - I figured telling the truth would be a better option (well, in my case, taking the coin from Duncan to stay quiet but telling anyway...), but I guess it can be seen as strengthening the pragmatic outlook she has, rather than making her realise she cares for him or whatever.

Doesn't change the fact that you can infinitely receive the items she makes in the other outcome, giving you a money printer and as many armor relics as you want.

[Slave Soul]

Originally posted by Ereghor the Enigmatic:

Originally posted by Slave Soul:

I thing i got it, i choose to give duncan a potion and tell him im gonna lie, lie to alisa saying he die, and no ask for any money for the help, she invite me to live in the manor with her and remodeled the terrain ( pretty cool now ) and she acts like my lover, the only missing is that i had no store box in the house.

So it is choice-dependent indeed, then. Cool, if in a way unintuitive - I figured telling the truth would be a better option (well, in my case, taking the coin from Duncan to stay quiet but telling anyway...), but I guess it can be seen as strengthening the pragmatic outlook she has, rather than making her realise she cares for him or whatever.

Doesn't change the fact that you can infinitely receive the items she makes in the other outcome, giving you a money printer and as many armor relics as you want.

My choices with no romance:
first time i kill Duncan in the cave ( i really wants Alisa to be Widow and free to marry again ) no work, quest bug after kill Duncan and no more options with Alisa.

Second time:
no potion to Duncan.
ask for money to Duncan.
tell Duncan i lie for him.
say the true to Alisa.
rest be kind and no ask for money.

my choices with romance:
give potion to duncan.
tell duncan i lie for him.
Lie to Alisa.
be kind and no ask for money

[Ereghor the Enigmatic]

Also, vaguely related - if you kill her, you get her dress and diadem, which are decent spellcaster gear and look... questionable on a male character (I wish there were more gear differences apart from a few select pieces, like skirt legwear to combine with a plate top for a lady-knight aesthetic, or, again, Alisa's outfit looking less derpy on a male).

[Slave Soul]

Originally posted by Ereghor the Enigmatic:

Also, vaguely related - if you kill her, you get her dress and diadem, which are decent spellcaster gear and look... questionable on a male character (I wish there were more gear differences apart from a few select pieces, like skirt legwear to combine with a plate top for a lady-knight aesthetic, or, again, Alisa's outfit looking less derpy on a male).

if you romance her also got two sets to wear, her dress and other one for mages,

[Pendragon]

Out of curiosity, why is this being considered "romance" if at the end of the quest line she mentions that she sees you as a "friend" only anyway?

Not sure whether my choices had any impact on this, but despite not really liking her as a character, I decided to see what would happen if I went ahead with her demands.

So in my case:
- I lied on Duncan's behalf to free him from what did genuinely appear to be hell.
- I lied to her and told her he died.
- Helped her out with the clothes/sea shells
- Repaired the pavilion outside the manor and "invited her out".

Result: A reward for a quest well done and an apologetic "I hope you didn't get the wrong idea".

[The Moof]

Originally posted by Pendragon:

Result: A reward for a quest well done and an apologetic "I hope you didn't get the wrong idea".

This means you didn't pick the right conversation options in the pavilion.

[Utlanning]

Is there any way to reset Alisa? I picked the wrong option and only get something like "I hope I didn't offend you."

[Pendragon]

Originally posted by The Moof:

Originally posted by Pendragon:

Result: A reward for a quest well done and an apologetic "I hope you didn't get the wrong idea".

This means you didn't pick the right conversation options in the pavilion.

Wonder what were the right options...
From what I can remember it was about picking a story to tell her, but at first glance I can't see why talking about a sea monster or talking about beating up a barbarian or pretending to be talking to King Arthur (nobody in their right mind would believe that one right?) would have made any difference...

There was one obvious line where you can compliment her, which I picked, but the rest I can't really guess what the right options were supposed to be.

[Pawiii]

Where do you get the frayed silk gloves?

[KiryuDSeraph]

Originally posted by Pendragon:

Originally posted by The Moof:

This means you didn't pick the right conversation options in the pavilion.

Wonder what were the right options...
From what I can remember it was about picking a story to tell her, but at first glance I can't see why talking about a sea monster or talking about beating up a barbarian or pretending to be talking to King Arthur (nobody in their right mind would believe that one right?) would have made any difference...

There was one obvious line where you can compliment her, which I picked, but the rest I can't really guess what the right options were supposed to be.

Talking about a sea monster worked for me, she has a fascination of sea creature motifs after all and well.. although I don't remember at any point it being mentioned but apparently the village has legends of sea creatures that she also heard about from said village.