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1) The first dialogue choice in the game could be referenced in an additional line of dialogue from Caldwell at the end of Act 1, if you chose "disappointing".
2) Taking off the envoy's head in Act 2 will be referenced in dialogue by Aep Dahy in Act 5.
3) In Act 3, there is a feast scene with Brouver as long as your reputation is not low.
Would these be considered tangible enough for the guide or are you strictly looking at resources, items (letters/cards), and endings?
You can search for the tags "+Evil" to see if you know of any unlisted consequences, or the tag "TODO" incase you can help with any of those
You will also Lose Card (Eyck of Denesle) if he’s already in your party at this point.
Nope, you get into a gwent battle, after which he dies. That means you miss out on Arnjolf the Patricide, Dagur Two Blades, Disgraced Brawler and Disgraced Warrior.
You will also immediately get Nilfgaardian Ultimatum if you attack (not to be confused with the letter you get later in act 2 for cutting off his head).
You'll also get a letter called 'Warning' for doing this.
In Act 3, you’ll get "Letter from the Mayor of Gatberg". You’re supposed to get a pouch of gold too, but I can’t notice if any gold is being added.
I think maybe the guide could point out somewhere that you can keep her card as long as you only disagree with her in 1 of the three choices.
Confirmed, you get the same options.
If you invest nothing, the bankers simply won't be there in Act 5.
You will also get the "Call to Arms" letter.
If by the 2nd letter, you mean the "Warning from Clan Council" one, then you also must attack the Nilfgaardian caravan from earlier to get it.
I think the whole Brouver "reputation" part of the guide stands out as a really strange segment and gets quite a few things wrong, but since you'd like focus on numbers here, I'll just talk about that. The number of the cards you receive actually change. You can either get 2, 4, or 5 of each depending on how much Brouver likes you. This could be important since you can't craft to increase the number of cards for these 3 Mahakam units.
You will also get "Letter from Brouver Hoog" in the Epilogue, if your "reputation" is not in the lowest tier.
Just a typo for Red Lobinden lol.
Yeah I've seen it range from 20-50.
I also lost 5 people for this.
You also get "Letter to Villem".
This will also unlock the 5 Lyrian Pamphlet letters on the map
In the same place, you get a different report to choose between:
-1 Morale
-250 Gold
-1 Morale
Or Lose Card (Prince Villem) in either case, if you refused his offer.
If Villem died
"You're right, Reynard. Thank you."
"Villem's death was my fault."
If Reynard died
"You're right...I thank you."
"Death is never beautiful."
I considered mentioning this even before your comment, problem is I'm running out of room (a Steam character limit) in this section and I'm not entirely sure where I'd put it anyway.
To add it I'd have to take something else out so in the end I just left this part out instead :S
Plus I read an account of someone who had agreed w/ Rayla's first two but buried Eldain and still ended up lossing her
I actually made that "typo" on purpose just to see if anyone would notice lol :)
I mention the recruits back on this line:
The line you reference is more just to mark where the morale change happens
This one I don't quite understand; Villem joins you then dies if you initially refuse his offer?
That is extremely odd. It must have been either a very specific bug at the time or the person simply misremembered. I've tested that mechanic extensively and the way it works is that the 3 choices contribute evenly to how much Rayla disapproves of you. And if you do two things that she disapproves of, she leaves.
This means that even if you skip two of the choices, and in the remaining Eldain choice, you disagree with Rayla, she will still stand by you in the end, despite the fact that you've never agreed with her ideas before!
Having said that, it was all just a suggestion and this is your guide, so of course you're the one that has to figure what can fit in with the character limits.
Hah! Well, I had a laugh at it, so I guess it serves its purpose.
My mistake about the Lose Villem card part. The thing I was trying to get across is that if Villem is in the castle (because you refused his offer earlier), he will sacrifice himself. In this scenario, you won't have had the Villem card to lose him, but it means that you also won't lose your Reynard or Gascon card, no matter what option you pick here. I feel like you probably already know about this, so maybe I'm missing something obvious.
Actually no, I didn't know you could keep both Reynard and Gascon if you refused Villem, I'll add it to the guide!
I went back and tried adding in something to that section again but I litterally only have 8 characters remaining in Ashes of Aedirn before I'd have to start taking something else out :S
"Headed South now
Unavoidable Story Event (if you stopped the blood ritual and do NOT have Isbel with you)
-Morale
* Battle *
Morale = Neutral
If Turned the Skelligers against Nilfgard in chapter 'A Bitter Return' +Card Unlock Arnjolf the Patricide, +Card Unlock Dagur Two Blades, +Card Unlock Disgraced Warriors, + Card Unlock Disgraced Brawler "
Also, it's not quite Red Lobster but Red Lobinden?
Other than that and a few other odd bits here and there it's a pretty great guide, thanks.
It hadn't been there because I think I had considered it redundant, but I went ahead and added that line.
And "Red Lobster" is just a hidden joke for those actually reading and not just skimming :)
I 100% the game's achievements in my first run and enjoyed the final battle a lot, actually somewhat challenging so was super satisfying to mow down and destroy those troops.
I had 2 achievements bug out on me but managed to get them with some editing and an hours frustration in a tired state.