The Lost Heir Trilogy

If I load up a saved character who I gave the legacy advantage in Fall of Daria, will they still have the legacy advantage in Forging a Kingdom?

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Yes

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can anyone tell me what would be this legacy perk that appears to choose at the beginning? I’m playing for the first time

Legacy Advantage is a paid option that gives you boosted stats (general boosts plus opportunities to choose big boosts 2 times in all 3 games), other perks (more money, boosted relationships, etc.), and a small side story that is only made possible because the Lost Heir is the descendant of the Wizard from Life of a Wizard in a continuity wherein you use the Legacy Advantage.

I’d advise you to play through all 3 books without the LA at first.

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It’s a p2w DLC. :slight_smile:

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I finished it for the first time and I reached the end The Martyr, dying in the fall of the Castle with the Chancellor, the last choice had two options, I chose to advance and kill him with the sword, I was curious about what would have happened if I chose the other choice to walk away, does anyone know what happens?

IIRC you could have lived

How does magic work? Like can anyone do it? I was just replaying life if the wizard and was wondering.

Magic is like inner chi. Anyone can be born with magic and be a natural at it, but those with practice and knowledge can master magic and its arcane properties. It is not completely good or evil, it is the user who decides what to use with certain magics like necromancy, demon summoning, and soul burning. I don’t know the full concept and mechanics of Darian Magic, if you want to know more, go to the Academy of Wizards (Pun intended)

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Well ik soul burner’s are born and they have their own magic. And I played life of a wizard last night and I remember the door keeper saying we had the spark to learn magic. So I was just wondering if you had to be born with it or maybe it Maybelline.

Anyone can learn the basic magic, and possibly gain power overwhelming like the Wizard from LoaW that may or may not be the Heir’s relative (the Wizard is also apparently the Michael Phelps of magic even at a time when Daria was more magical than ever). Things like Soulburning and Weather Magic appear to be innate talents, but magic itself is not innate. Example: Lacey in Book 3 is explicitly taught her magic item cantrip.

Her affair with the hedge mage. Typical Knight’s Daughter. (Yes, Lacey is Sir Grady’s Daughter through a letter the Lost Heir receives with him as a foster parent)

How do you become a siren? I just ended up becoming level 5 bard lol

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“Figure out how to boost my charm to supernatural levels” is the choice (inexact wording). It should be the last one of the possible final class levels post Academy escape.

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Ahh I missed it thank you!

hmmmm So this MC in TLH is a descendant of the MC in Life of Wizard who is the royal family line. which makes me wonder if other descendants of mc Life of wizard exist?, when I main life of wizard I have a wife and cheat with royal princess emily, are there any descendants of mc loaw’s wife in this tlh? or is it a path that can’t be canon?

The Legacy Advantage has the Heir be the eventual result of the Wizard (LoaW!PC) having a child with Gareth/Emily who eventually takes the throne. If the Legacy Advantage is not used in this playthrough of Lost Heir, then Wizard had descendants (or not) whose names and lineages were lost to history (or the lines simply ended one way or another) by the time the Heir is born. All possibilities of the Wizard’s life are canon.

Of course, not using the Legacy advantage doesn’t necessarily mean the Heir can’t be descended from the Wizard, just that it isn’t mentioned in that case.

Hmm then besides the Wizard’s descendants from the royal family(which is the MC of TLH), is there another descendant of the Wizard from Loaw with his wife, or the Wizard from Loaw is always single and only has descendants with the royal princess Emily?

Is there any mention of that in this story so far?