(Act 3 Spoilers) >Becomes Prima >Can't order pack to attack enemies

[Keansor]

Anyone else extremely disappointed that you can't order the Stonestalker tribe to attack the Chorus camp in Act 3 even if you become their Prima by defeating Hundred-Blood?
They make this big deal out of saying 'You need only speak, and the tribe will carry out your commands' but I'm not allowed to even travel to their camp once Act 3 starts. I was so looking forward to tearing their camp apart with my army of beastpeople, it's such a waste.

[Exodus]

Yeah, stonestalkers are disappointing. If you're NOT trying to recruit them on the Rebel Path, you can become their Prima, and you can use the fact that you're Prima to get Red-Fang to stand down, but doing so soft-blocks the Anarchist Path (since you can't later kill her for the Azure Shield).

Becoming their Prima locks you out of killing Radix, so if you recruit the Earthshakers, you get the bad ending for them.

If you ARE trying to recruit them for the rebel path, you can't become their Prima, which locks you out of the The Culling Dance, which makes it hard to get the Cry Havoc achievement. They claim to value strength, but when trying to become their Prima on the Rebel path they fight to the death instead of submit to you. (In fact, that's what caused me to go anarchist once).

[Keansor]

You actually can do the anarchist path and become the prima – I hadn't interacted with Hundred-Blood prior to asking for the shield, so I just challenged her when she wouldn't tell me where it was. After that, went off to Red-Fang and snarled at her to give me the shield without having to bother with her task.

Was able to kill Radix as well, though granted that's because I was on the anarchist path and yelled at them to let me in so I could access the spire. Legit didn't care about Cain at the time, I was doing an absolute-loyalty-to-Tunon-and-Kyros blind run and was trying to avoid killing Disfavored. I only sided with the Chorus in Act 1 because (ignoring metagame) they seemed like the tactically best option for claiming the citadel.

Ended up accidentally stumbling into the anarchist route because Voices was very blatantly telling me to break the law and no loyal Fatebinder would tolerate that. Was pretty sad that there wasn't any way to reconcile with the Disfavored but hey, not my fault they wouldn't let me into places I needed to go for the sake of my mission (cough Leviathan's Crossing cough).