Can you finish with Ironrath intact and a Forrester in a position of authority there?

[Uncle Nastyfingers]

Topic, and thanks.

[Zaltys]

Nope.
It ends pretty much the same, no matter what you do.

Ironrath always falls. Ryon and Talia always manage to escape, and the mother always dies.

You can kill either Ludd or Gryff, but not both. And whoever survived the ambush in episode 4 is left barely alive.

[Zorop]

And if you marry that ♥♥♥♥♥♥, does nothing else happend beside she survive and tom dies?

[AMD Ryzen 7 5200HX 2.9GHz]

Originally posted by Zaltys:

Nope.
It ends pretty much the same, no matter what you do.

Ironrath always falls. Ryon and Talia always manage to escape, and the mother always dies.

You can kill either Ludd or Gryff, but not both. And whoever survived the ambush in episode 4 is left barely alive.

My sentinel Royland and Talia escaped, I saw them at very end, where they see Rodrik
on ground in pain, they probably will try to save him in season 2

and season 2 will arrive in 2099.

[Paredão]

Wait, if you accept the wedding with Ashe there is still war? Jesus ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ christ, this game is even worse than I thought possible.

[Zaltys]

Originally posted by Sir Lag-a-lot:

Wait, if you accept the wedding with Ashe there is still war?

Yep, it leads to the exact same ending. If you choose to go ahead with the wedding, Mother Forrester tries to stab Ludd and ends up ruining everything.

Beksha also always survives, as does your sentinel.

...the latter makes no sense in some cases. If you killed the traitor and left Bowen to die in episode one, then your sentinel sacrifices himself so Rodrik can escape. You clearly see him getting slaughtered by multiple Whitehill soldiers.

And then, five minutes later, he's alive and well.

[Blackwolfpt]

Originally posted by Zaltys:

Originally posted by Sir Lag-a-lot:

Wait, if you accept the wedding with Ashe there is still war?

Yep, it leads to the exact same ending. If you choose to go ahead with the wedding, Mother Forrester tries to stab Ludd and ends up ruining everything.

Beksha also always survives, as does your sentinel.

...the latter makes no sense in some cases. If you killed the traitor and left Bowen to die in episode one, then your sentinel sacrifices himself so Rodrik can escape. You clearly see him getting slaughtered by multiple Whitehill soldiers.

And then, five minutes later, he's alive and well. :dewstare:

Your sentinel will save you no matter what. Also in both scenes we don't actually see them getting stabbed, but I agree it would be highly unlikely for them to survive while being completely surrounded by Whitehill soldiers. The traitor will also survive, if you spared his life in episode 4.