Stag Lord's Broken Charm

[efd731]

does this item actually do anything? ive been holding onto it due to the golden aura like its a artifact for the storyteller, but since it always gets sold if i autosell stuff, is it just trash?

[Revan]

Mine issnt sold at all when using "autosell" which issnt autosell but selling valuable items just for vendors.

[viryu9]

Is there any update for this? It's kinda annoying how it's categorised as amulet, but 4 chapters in, still nothing about repairing it.

[sztrzask]

Just a thought - perhaps if you wear it, then the father in the jail won't attack you? Haven't tested that though

[efd731]

Originally posted by sztrzask:

Just a thought - perhaps if you wear it, then the father in the jail won't attack you? Haven't tested that though

no dice unfortunately

[mypony89]

Red herring?

[dfedwards2001]

Keep it.

[Entropie]

I would say it is story related, explaining its existence would be a massive spoiler right here though.

[efd731]

Originally posted by Entropie:

I would say it is story related, explaining its existence would be a massive spoiler right here though.

well okay, i still have it because i have a magpie-like obsession with keeping loot in RPG's, so thats good to know

[mypony89]

Originally posted by Entropie:

I would say it is story related, explaining its existence would be a massive spoiler right here though.

Anyway to simply do a [spoiler tag cause I'm dying to know.

[Procrastinating Gamer]

Originally posted by mypony89:

Originally posted by Entropie:

I would say it is story related, explaining its existence would be a massive spoiler right here though.

Anyway to simply do a spoiler tag cause I'm dying to know.

Alright - he got it from the nymph who guides you through the first part of the campaign.

And that character is the ultimate main antagonist of the entire Kingmaker Adventure Path. She's working towards a cure for a powerful curse placed upon her by the Eldest, the oldest and most powerful of the fey ruling the First World.

[efd731]

wait i knew all that ^^^^, does it play into the story with her when you finally confront her if you have it on you?

[Procrastinating Gamer]

Originally posted by efd731:

wait i knew all that ^^^^, does it play into the story with her when you finally confront her if you have it on you?

No idea. I only know who she is because I read through the tabletop version of Kingmaker years ago. Does make all that early-game foreshadowing a nice thing to see in this, though - her plot and such kind of came out of left-field in the original version. There was some foreshadowing in the tabletop version but it was very sparse.

[wendigo211]

Originally posted by Shadow88:

Originally posted by mypony89:

Anyway to simply do a spoiler tag cause I'm dying to know.

Alright - he got it from the nymph who guides you through the first part of the campaign.

And that character is the ultimate main antagonist of the entire Kingmaker Adventure Path. She's working towards a cure for a powerful curse placed upon her by the Eldest, the oldest and most powerful of the fey ruling the First World.

It's not the ultimate main antagonist of this game though.

Anyway, I never found any use for the charm. That doesn't mean there isn't one though. The last two chapters are a total ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and I was lucky just to make it to the end.

[Dewguru]

Originally posted by Shadow88:

No idea. I only know who she is because I read through the tabletop version of Kingmaker years ago. Does make all that early-game foreshadowing a nice thing to see in this, though - her plot and such kind of came out of left-field in the original version. There was some foreshadowing in the tabletop version but it was very sparse.

It's obvious that she's against you prior to Act 2, and you know she's the cause of most of your problems after Act 3.

What surprises me, is how the game can show her hand on some parts, but then you've other areas that obviously involve her - but everyone is oblivious - and don't even speculate her involvement.

And then there is the part where you can discover her name, yet when facing her later on - you apparently have forgotten it...

Many holes in the main arc.

[Procrastinating Gamer]

Originally posted by Dewguru:

Originally posted by Shadow88:

No idea. I only know who she is because I read through the tabletop version of Kingmaker years ago. Does make all that early-game foreshadowing a nice thing to see in this, though - her plot and such kind of came out of left-field in the original version. There was some foreshadowing in the tabletop version but it was very sparse.

It's obvious that she's against you prior to Act 2, and you know she's the cause of most of your problems after Act 3.

What surprises me, is how the game can show her hand on some parts, but then you've other areas that obviously involve her - but everyone is oblivious - and don't even speculate her involvement.

And then there is the part where you can discover her name, yet when facing her later on - you apparently have forgotten it...

Many holes in the main arc.

Well, like I said, it was the tabletop version where her and her plot seem to come out of left field. A lot of the time, people drop the sixth book from the Adventure Path (which has the party travelling to the First World) because its whole contribution to the plot comes out of nowhere.

Originally posted by wendigo211:

It's not the ultimate main antagonist of this game though.

Anyway, I never found any use for the charm. That doesn't mean there isn't one though. The last two chapters are a total ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and I was lucky just to make it to the end.

Well she's the ultimate antagonist of the tabletop version, anything that's in this game after you kill her is brand-new stuff written by Owlcat (though I wouldn't be surprised if some of it was based on some "Continuing the campaign" suggestions at the end of the sixth book.