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Entirely possible. Aggressively wreck stuff and kill people and you’ll get a high ruthless.

It’s in the Helot opening she forces the helot mc’s handsome friend Dann to be her “lover” and then has him harrowed when she’s tired of him and there is ample evidence that Dann is part of larger pattern.

My Aristocrat MC’s influence towards Calea is still low…hopefully one day i have an option to talk to her about her mistakes…

Just moved the future RO discussion over to the main thread, as it’s not really about hints for Uprising.

[image] Havenstone: Teren Leilatou, Horion’s niece/nephew, is the same sex as Breden. Whether you’ll find Teren attractive as a character–and whether he/she will find your MC attractive–I couldn’t possibly predict. But at least some MCs will find romance there. It sounds like your MC might find Abelard de Toman a bit more simpatico in personality terms, but he’s gender-locked male. Erjan and Cerlota are noble but gay (and foreign, which may or may not be an issue for your MC). Calea is noble but uninterested in men of her own social station. So, yep, sounds like Teren is going to be your MC’s best Game 2 opportunity. Or you can tweak the code to suit your whims. First I’d like to thank you for this lengthy answer and say I respect your choice as an author. Secondly, I may have to play a female character in the future for Abard RO, though that Abard dude sounds like a great ally for my male MC. Anyway, I’ll wait to see and play the Teren romance, and then I may tweek the code for Suzane romance if I find the character unappealing and incompatible personality-wise. Though I really need to read up this and the original thread, I don’t want to be overwhelmed with all these names when I play Game 2.

Yeah, Calea’s a typical aristocrat, just a fair bit smarter than average and pragmatic enough to realize that your rebellion is something she wants to be on both sides of.

Okay, I realize I’m late to the party but I have several questions. Chapter four, after taking down the first plektos (without magic). I rejoin the rest of the band and Kalt is galvanizing them to kill the other two Plektoi or die trying. Despite the fact that my noble rebel has the highest possible fighting ability, the option to lead the attack is grayed out. Is this because I let Kalt gain too much credibility, or for some other reason? I just don’t understand it. Also in chapter four, during the poisoning episode: is this where the “get poisoned and survive” achievement is to be had? Because I played this scene twice and had no option to eat the poisoned stew. Also, in the second game I had the taxman’s wife as a healer, yet she didn’t show up to help when my main healer was down for the count, and wasn’t mentioned at all. I don’t even know if the taxman and his family survived. More generally: if you don’t micro-manage the food supply and so on in chapter one, but delegate it to one of your rebels, I assume some of your band always die. Is it required to go into the nitty-gritty to try for the “survive the winter” achievement? Also more generally: how do I get more training as a theurge, and does theurgifying require the background regarding the rogue mage who rebelled? I’m gonna go replay chapter four and then I will probably return with more questions.

Get poisoned and survive I think is an achievement you can get by surviving being poisoned by Calea Keriatou. You can also be killed by her if you antagonize her too much.

Leading the attack on the Plektoi is suicidal, which is why someone with maxed-out combat can’t do it. They know it’s a terrible idea, since it involves charging head-on into an armored murder beast. Like Fate880 said you get the achievement by pissing of Calea Keriatou when you meet her. Trying to capture her will get you that I think, but she might also just slit your throat if you’ve annoyed her beforehand. I assume you’d need to manage things personally, but I honestly don’t know how to get through the winter with no casualties. Some tips I’d offer would be to NOT intervene at the harrowing in the prologue, as you start with much fewer people, and all adults. Always give your sick followers full rations as well, else some of them will die. Avoid raids on nobles and the church, since they always result in deaths, and hunting could also result in deaths if you get unlucky. Avoid getting too many of your followers sick, since you need mules to carry them when theurges attack. You can raid helot and yeoman farms safely, I think, but they might fight back if you do it a lot. You can send out all your mules for at least the first two weeks, maybe three. There is no chance for theurges to come those weeks, but make sure to have enough mules for the sick after that. You can’t really get more training as a theurge in the game. I think the only extra abilities you can get involve being mortally wounded when dealing with Hector Keriatou. And the only requirement to learn theurgy is to choose your intelligence as your strength.

I assume this is the second noble raid that I didn’t go on? Like, if you raid the Merre (?) successfully you can then go after the aristarch’s house?

nah, buddy. It only happens in chapter 3 if you are in love with Hector and try to set up a meeting with him after his attack. Or if you have INT2 as noble you arrange a meeting with Calea to deal with Hector’s veneurs.

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