Tiger Lords Chieftain - Armag or Dugath?

[eves_faith]

So, if've completed the quest line around Armag and ended being blood brother and sister :D
However, when asked who shall lead the tiger lords, I lean more towards Dugath, as we supported each other throughout this quest. He is definitely the smarter one, but potentially more dangerous by that, too?

However, I tried both options and noticed, that picking Armag gives double the experience than picking Dugath, like that's what the game actually considers best? Or just because it's the 'hardest' to archive?

[Koveras]

No idea. I like picking Amiri. Just because. Dugath is probably the best fit for the Tiger Lords if you consider it seriously. He's a responsible leader. Priest of Gorum. Didn't lead his tribe to senseless slaughter for fool ambition. Isn't there a fourth option...Gwart or something? He seems like the weakest. Probably the best choice from the perspective of a monarch concerned for the security of their kingdom.

[Wraith_Magus]

XP awards are typically based upon difficulty, not desirability. This is most plainly seen with things like trap XP and Persuasion check XP, where you get XP based upon the DC you have to pass. (Go out of your way to take up every athletics check or disarm every trap even if you've already gone around to where the athletics check takes you - free XP is free XP!)

[w.f.schepel]

I had to kill Dugath because the witch accused my team of murder. Wonder how you managed to keep him alive.

[eves_faith]

Originally posted by w.f.schepel:

I had to kill Dugath because the witch accused my team of murder. Wonder how you managed to keep him alive.

You can convince him that they are lying, I had two options to do so, one to claim my innocence and one to turn him against the sisters, both worked alike. Also, I finished Amiri's sneak quest, so that he wasn't killed there.

I went with him in the end, as its he indeed seems the more reasonable leader. I just hope he'll help me in the end as Armag would

[w.f.schepel]

Originally posted by eves_faith:

Originally posted by w.f.schepel:

I had to kill Dugath because the witch accused my team of murder. Wonder how you managed to keep him alive.

You can convince him that they are lying, I had two options to do so, one to claim my innocence and one to turn him against the sisters, both worked alike. Also, I finished Amiri's sneak quest, so that he wasn't killed there.

I went with him in the end, as its he indeed seems the more reasonable leader. I just hope he'll help me in the end as Armag would

I did not get that option. The witches went with their accusation and combat followed straight away.

[eves_faith]

Originally posted by w.f.schepel:

Originally posted by eves_faith:

You can convince him that they are lying, I had two options to do so, one to claim my innocence and one to turn him against the sisters, both worked alike. Also, I finished Amiri's sneak quest, so that he wasn't killed there.

I went with him in the end, as its he indeed seems the more reasonable leader. I just hope he'll help me in the end as Armag would

I did not get that option. The witches went with their accusation and combat followed straight away.

hm, perhaps one of the many in chat checks.

[Koveras]

Originally posted by w.f.schepel:

Originally posted by eves_faith:

You can convince him that they are lying, I had two options to do so, one to claim my innocence and one to turn him against the sisters, both worked alike. Also, I finished Amiri's sneak quest, so that he wasn't killed there.

I went with him in the end, as its he indeed seems the more reasonable leader. I just hope he'll help me in the end as Armag would

I did not get that option. The witches went with their accusation and combat followed straight away.

I believe you need to impress them when you meet them in their camp. Offer libations and pass a skill check. That's my recollection.

[Zzyl_tsw]

On my 1st playthrough, I am pretty sure I choose Amri's friend as leader, if that is the "same quest" we speak of.
Because i could not save Armag early enough (i spent too much time finding the tomb), so he was not a choice at all

[w.f.schepel]

Originally posted by Koveras:

Originally posted by w.f.schepel:

I did not get that option. The witches went with their accusation and combat followed straight away.

I believe you need to impress them when you meet them in their camp. Offer libations and pass a skill check. That's my recollection.

Interesting. Well, I'll try. Kinda sad to kill the blind barb I had saved earlier.

[eves_faith]

Originally posted by Zzyl_tsw:

On my 1st playthrough, I am pretty sure I choose Amri's friend as leader, if that is the "same quest" we speak of.
Because i could not save Armag early enough (i spent too much time finding the tomb), so he was not a choice at all

yeah, couldn't beat Armag with Amiri, so I was left with everyone else. lol.