Kill or spare Bloodsong?

[steven_b_xue]

I have to say that ninja/gladiator Bloodsong was a pretty arrogant prick so first time dueling him I killed him and got the respect of the other pit fighters. But with my other account I chose to let him live and that earned me the dissapointment of the pit fighters. However by letting him live I seemed to have gained a very skilled soldier in my little army. I'm hoping that sparing him will pay dividends and he'll prove to be useful in the next episode. That is assuming of course he wasn't cut down by Gryff's men (I think I saw him on the other side of the gate).

[disconcertinglymoist]

The crowd of pit fighters still responds well to Asher if you spare Bloodsong - as long as you play to their lust for violence by being a prick and kicking his head into the ground after you win. Having him in your army is bound to pay dividends later.

That is of course assuming any of our choices have consequences at all. (Not a swipe at TT, just a sincere hope on my part. Actually, it is a swipe at TT. While I enjoy the series, I'm growing increasingly frustrated with how transparent your impotence is as a player. We're spectators gawking at a train wreck starring House Forrester.)

[[D]Mit.]

I spared him but also kicked him.
The crowd was impressed ( if you spare him and help him it says they are unimpressed )
I would guess the same would happen if you killed him but sparing him maybe useful if he ever comes to westeros.

[Der_ToSch]

Since this is a Telltale game and the dude could die this episode I guarantee you that he will be as useful as bacon in Mekka.

Will probably get hit by a stray arrow or pinned to the wall with his own spear.

[Schizoi6]

I killed him. This decision probably won't matter anyway, but I still wanted to be a badass.

[Burn]

Decision don't really matter, so just act like you think your character will act and you'll do fine :) it's the illusion of choice, so just enjoy the ride

[Simon Adebisi]

I think this would only have consequences if Asher dies. If u kill Bloodsong, relationships with pit fighters will be solely based on their own values, its to say the respect of strenght and fierce.So if Asher die at the end of episode 5, remaining pit fighters may decide to keep the same mindset and not follow Rodrik, a weak leader who can barely swing a sword. On the contrary, if u spared Bloodsong and let Asher died, pit fighters may be more likely to remain loyal to House Forrester. With the help of Beshka and Bloodsong who is deeply indebted to Asher, other pit fighters may be convinced to fight for Rodrik. If Asher lives and Rodrik dies, I think killing Bloodsong or not won't change anything, except u haven't Bloodsong to fight for u anymore.