So I managed to convince Incendia to stand down

[Walt von Keisel-Walther]

But now Hieronymus wants to kill me, should I just go with convincing Incendia to fight me and Hieronymus joins me or just exile Incendia and receive her later as a secret companion?

[Narky]

I just kill her.

She was too extreme and mentally f*cked up even by Puritanical/Dogmatic standards (that she scared even Hieronymous) who could only get away with what she was doing because a radical inquisitor allowed her to (when in reality Calcazar detests it as well he just 'has bigger concerns'), and...

According to the Lex Imperialis (the Law) in 40k, which has the power to overrule the Ecclesiarchy in many circumstances, Chorda committed numerous crimes that are punishable by Death.

One of them is cannibalism (she's eating a man's brain Hannibal Lecter style on suspected Heresy when you meet her on Footfall).

So I'm eagerly looking forward to seeing if the future Adeptus Arbites Companion will have anything to say about Chorda on Footfall. If they turn out to be a Justicar Arbite they have the power to kill on the spot without Trial, Dredd style.

You can get Winterscale either way but all three of the secret companions are kind've meh, imo. Hieronymous actually turns out to be somewhat reasonable if you convince him to help you before the Chorda fight.

[=DeadShot=]

Originally posted by Walt von Keisel:

But now Hieronymus wants to kill me, should I just go with convincing Incendia to fight me and Hieronymus joins me or just exile Incendia and receive her later as a secret companion?

Yes. She will join you as a companion later. If you tell her to leave the station. And thanks Doloroso to make it easy to kill you by turning hostile.

[Pierogolepca]

Better to redeem her, she's more interesting than Doloroso (if playing non-heretics) and has more content. Plus, there is a very good reason Incendia is behaving the way she's behaving.

[Jámez Bondo]

I killed Hieronymus after hearing what he had done to Incendia. Killer her, too, because I thought she was beyond redemption, but I'd be very interested to hear to what extent you can redeem her.

[=DeadShot=]

Originally posted by Jámez Bondo:

I killed Hieronymus after hearing what he had done to Incendia. Killer her, too, because I thought she was beyond redemption, but I'd be very interested to hear to what extent you can redeem her.

Like Caligos the Khorne chaos worshiper, Incendia becomes a better person (21 century western morality) or as much as possible in the ending slides if you redeem her. The Chorda dynasty needed a kick in the nuts for their prior behaviour before Chorda, but Doloroso went too far.
And she is one of the only secret companions for both ico/dogmatic runs. If you don't want to trade Yrliet for Calligos. I think the best outcome of Quetza quest for Calligos is bugged atm so I couldn't recruit Calligos in the end as a secret companion. Only Chorda . Playing as iconoclast.
Her build is for flamer/dual pistol build. A mix of priest/arch militant.
But having Chorda alive and as a companion is better for her dominion . And the best way to do that is to redeem her after convincing her what she is doing is wrong and going into exile.

EDIT
And for Doloroso the best way is to get Chaplain to take his place. The only downside of Chaplain that he was an extremely evil pirate and person before his heel turn and conversion to the Drusian doctrine and becoming part of the faith.

[holy-death]

This puzzles me too. It doesn't matter whether I kill or banish Incendia - Hieronymus attacks either way, which is insane considering the whole point was to stop Incendia. I guess it was too much of a setup to leave it without a fight or something?

[=DeadShot=]

Originally posted by holy-death:

This puzzles me too. It doesn't matter whether I kill or banish Incendia - Hieronymus attacks either way, which is insane considering the whole point was to stop Incendia. I guess it was too much of a setup to leave it without a fight or something?

Depends if you banish Incendia he turns on you. If you kill Incendia he turns hostile if you didn't convince him to side with you before confronting Incendia.

[holy-death]

Originally posted by =DeadShot=:

Depends if you banish Incendia he turns on you. If you kill Incendia he turns hostile if you didn't convince him to side with you before confronting Incendia.

I convinced him to side with me. Despite that he turns hostile regardles of whether I banish or kill Incendia. Is he bugged?

[Walt von Keisel-Walther]

Originally posted by holy-death:

Originally posted by =DeadShot=:

Depends if you banish Incendia he turns on you. If you kill Incendia he turns hostile if you didn't convince him to side with you before confronting Incendia.

I convinced him to side with me. Despite that he turns hostile regardles of whether I banish or kill Incendia. Is he bugged?

Its like that regardless, personally it shouldn't result in him going hostile when you banish her.

[holy-death]

Originally posted by Walt von Keisel:

Its like that regardless, personally it shouldn't result in him going hostile when you banish her.

I thought so too, so I was puzzled when it happened.

[=DeadShot=]

Originally posted by Walt von Keisel:

Originally posted by holy-death:

I convinced him to side with me. Despite that he turns hostile regardles of whether I banish or kill Incendia. Is he bugged?

Its like that regardless, personally it shouldn't result in him going hostile when you banish her.

No the idea is that he starts to believe he has gone overboard when he made her as a dogmatic attoner she was. He didn't join you against Incendia because she believed she was wrong, but because he though that she was going too far. He still wanted the dogmatic champion to purge the filth of Footfall but not the filth of Footfall alongside with the innocents. When you managed to convince Incendia to stop and then go in exile, he reliased that Incendia can be moderated. And he just lost the biggest champion to make Footfall a righteous place.
So turning against you when you convince Chorda to repent and go into exile is to prove to him that she isn't only the insane lunatic and she can be moderated.
If she fights and you manage not to convince Chorda to stand down the Chorda as insane lunatic that couldn't be moderated is still held true in his mind.

[AGlezB]

When "The Siege" begins a route is created between Nolla Septum and Emperor's Palm without first checking if there already was one. In my case I'd already created one in Ch. 2 and now both of them are active. The main problem is the new route is red and the one I already had was yellow but when I go to warp the game takes the newest one, which is red.

Expected behavior:
1. Do not allow the existence of more than one route between two stars.
2. (for those already screwed, like myself) If more than one route exists, select the least dangerous one.

[alex010300]

Nice, I tend to mix with Dogmatic and Iconoclast and in the end KIA her and allow footfall to be free and under my influence again. And convince the other 3 factions to back me.