Pathfinder: WotR - All 23 Party Members Ranked 

She also voice acts Narissa, the fey nymph, in Pathfinder Kingmaker

That's crazy! Wow she is SUPER talented!

The way she says "Authority" in BG3 gives me chills every time.

No wonder I thought Wen's battle dialogue was easily the best I heard among my party.

good voice actor make the game way better

AGREED.

Its one of those where it probably is just an oversight but its incredibly funny to assume its intentional

Owlcat are masters of massive missed opportunities.

T h i s

SHE'S A CHILD!

FBI, OPEN UP

@@BenjCano2020 that's even better !

@@Ranyanya *Mythic Power plays in the distance, slowly but surely getting louder.*

*BONK* GO TO HORNY JAIL

Can you get that Daeran ending if you are not romancing him?

​@@SlanderedGaming Yes, choosing supportive dialogue options and not displeasing him during his birthday are key.

@@SlanderedGaming I can confirm that you do not have to romance him to keep him in the party after his final quest, without killing the Inquisitor.

It may not be the funniest way to play but i think thats the fantasy of undead companions they are usually mindless or atleast have dampened emotions which i why they dont care as much as others. I loved my lich for making companions that absolutly cannot go against him it made him feel more powerful.

It doesn't even have to be under your supervision, in the end I sacrificed myself and in ending slide it said that Daeren was free, with Liotr keeping an eye on him

Yeah the random groans were really weird. LOL

I actually don’t mind it at all. If they actually had decent builds, or at least were more customizable, like respeccing at a lower levers that would be enough. As is they just feel kinda terrible mechanics wise and also from a role playing perspective. I guess they needed to be needed because lich was so overpowered

@@ashvandal5697 I feel like it should be somewhat switched, make them strong but souless beyond your will and make it so you lose companions over time. I say this loving all the companions normally.

I feel that lich zacharias explains it in one of his dialogues when you really question everything before handing him the wand, with nenio in your party. She asks bulk questions He stares at her, then comments to you that you should kill her otherwise you'll miss out on one of the best benefits of being unread. silence. It made me laugh. But that implies that undead servants don't speak much at all. But it would be nice to have more dialogue. I just think it's a roleplay design.

Yeah after hearing your comment and others like it I do think her lack of character development makes sense. It just makes me like her a little bit less than some of the other options.

@@SlanderedGaming Heresy! Now give the dragon some sweets as penance.

@@kingleech16 heresy is boooring. But sweets are always welcome.

@@SlanderedGaming I completely and utterly agree that she needs a voice actress.

My Angel/Gold Dragon took the viewpoint that she has been trapped in caves forced to live off scraps and hunt living creatures to survive. Constantly surrounded by death and despair. It's unrealistic to expect that she would immediately adapt to society and cruel to execute her for circumstances outside of her control. Camellia on the other hand has no real excuse.

@@SlanderedGaming yeah camilla is straight up psycho. She kills without remorse and I swear everytime I meet her boom! Dead body!

@@SlanderedGaming i've just finished my first playthrough of this game a while back and i have to say, this is the only game that makes me willfully want to (and did) kill my own companion by my own hands. I am usually pretty forgiving i these types of games, especially towards my own companions, but some people are just too far gone.

@@SlanderedGaming really ... while her other clan members were not homicidal... excuses

I played the game two times as a LE character.... Wenduag and Regill are both of my favorite and must haves in any parties. They both show definitions of evil. Evil for a *Lawful reason* and Evil for the sake of Power. With Wendu's romance you can make her be good with you, and thus maybe steer her towards a more lawful path. After all, its just the two of you, against the world.

Really?! That has never worked for me EVER. I'll have to look into it.

Yep. This is possible. You just have to have proven yourself reliable and good to Hawkblade, and then vouch for him. Probably doesn't work as Azata. But LG or NG should be able to persuade him.

@@shawngillogly6873 it actually does work as Azata. Just did it myself

​@@shawngillogly6873 Actually it works very well as Azata, in my first playthrough going blind I got Daeran's best ending. The most important part for Daeran to be freed after his trial, is that HE likes and trusts you, and the dialog choices to earn that aren't in Lawful territory generally (especially the ones at his birthday party, the more chaos you create the better). What makes it hard to get that ending is that there are multiple moments when you need to choose the right dialogue options, and those are scattered throughout the game. But if you're flirty and playful with him from the start (which I was because I found him very charming), it will come quite naturally whatever your alignment.

@@shawngillogly6873 The only paths blocked from his lawful ending are the evil ones: demon, devil and lich. Everyone else can get it.

Great clarification thanks. I didn't realize GD and Legend could do it as well but that makes sense.

Which is kinda stupid because you have an opportunity for a surprise attack on enemy strong point but you have to wait for your mommy / waifu? And she is pissed because you won anyway.... Kinda feels like 500 years old 5 years old. And even though you cleansed lot of land, foiled deamons, have a standing army and rebuild a kingdom she strips you of your rank and blabber. I wish there is a mod for Hand of the Inheritor tells her to stfu.

Then why doesn't he have quests that revolve around making the crusade and/or the Hellknights better?

@@SlanderedGaming Because it would deviate from the main task.

And he's MVP at healing (also commonly known as being Heal-slut), add mythic feat that allows Cure Wounds spells to be range spells and Mythic Channeling that allows to heal or deal damage twice of your charisma bonus, and he has loads of it.

Yup I think that's one of the reasons I liked Through the Ashes more than Inevitable Excess. In IE your companions almost never chimed in while TtA gives you two new companions with lots of dialogue. Owlcat needs to lean into their strengths.

@@SlanderedGaming I think my dream dlc would be one that gives you a fun quest to do before the final battle and afterwards have a big party where you and your companions all interact, like the citadel dlc from Mass Effect 3. I would kill for that with these characters lol

@@bearvanhelsing6035 EXACTLY!!!!

On my first playthrough I really liked Camellia. The fact that she weirdly looks a lot like my ex also helped in that regard, but like my ex they both betrayed me in the end and I had to dump them, This game is truly bigger than life.

Oh, I don't compromise on Cammy. In all my various-flavours-of-good playthrough - either Azata or Angel - she's dead before I leave Drezen. Most stylishly from my Dragonknight Sorcerer - blink, displacement, blur, Greater Invis, then just breathed on her a couple of times.

Thank you!

Yup she certainly makes things interesting. LOL

Isn't camellia the only companion you cannot redeem?

@@fitzviandraduivenab2790 Yes

I always kill her in my playthrough.

Camellia never lived past chapter 3

I agree with both points thematically but I think in practice they harm the respective characters.

*SPOILERS* You can save Staunton but not in a way where he joins your party. The Aeon Mythic path helps him find redemption.

@@SlanderedGaming Interesting. Thanks for the information. I probably would never have found out, because somehow I always choose the path of the angel. I always end up playing role-playing games the way I would decide. Even if I really don't want to. That's why I only ever experience a small part of such games. Also because I decide when choosing a companion based on personality and not on skills. But I still enjoy it. 🙂

Thank you! Really happy to hear that you enjoyed the content. Welcome to the channel!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

Originally it was only those two but looks like an update changed it so all Good aligned mythics can romance her.

You can actually toe the line with Daeran between supporting him and trying to bring the best from him. Done correctly, you can stand up for him to the inquisition and he won't have to worry about defending himself. You also don't have to kill the Inquisitor.

There is a lawful ending to his questline which when certain conditions are fulfilled you don't have to kill Liotr or send Daeran to the prison, he basically gets on probation. The way to obtain it is a bit convoluted, but the same can be said about good endings for Trever, Lann, Wenduag or Greybor.

Yeah I honestly might stream it. By that time I should hopefully be just about finished with my Pillars of Eternity run.

I have no complaints Bradley! Hope things are good with you and yours as well!

My pleasure!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video!

Yup Mordin Solus is a great comparison.

I personally compare Nenio with Patricia Tannis from Borderlands - two women with brilliant minds, a high desire for scientific pursuits and general knowledge, also weirdos in their own way.

EXACTLY. Lann, sniper wit a bow and a bro is like garrus, while nenio was like mordin. Thats why they 2 where always in my party, but Lann is number one.

Yup those points all make sense. Hope you are enjoying the game thus far.

Well, I can't name for sure, who are my best favorites - On one hand we have damn hilarious trio of Daeran, Lann and Woljif, on the other - sweet pair of Regill and Greybor. Besides we have Ember, Nenio, Arueshalae and Seelah. But I would sympathize with your choice of least favorites, except for I would call Cami and Wendu openly hated characters for me - the former gave me unforgettable (and unforgivable) feeling I had when my employer pissed me with my salary, and the latter explains why American natives had such a fear before Wendigo.

Daeran is such a ho. :D

A character like Finnean is my favorite troupe of Companions in cRPGs, yet only WotR and PoE2 has this type of companion. The worse part is, both games didn't do them both justice.

Trever made me think about how multiclassing affects my RP!

I've never seen Trevor in game :( don't you get him really late?

@@rbkskillz Yeah act 4 and to actually get him to stay you need to do some pretty specific stuff

@@rbkskillz Act 4

Trever introduces new players to multiclassing? What do you mean? The only way you get trever is by doing some very specific dialog choices that most new players wouldnt make, you also get him very late into act 4 by which point the players has spent 30-40 hours with the game which makes the player not a "new player".

Yup I agree Owlcat did a great job with them!

Exactly! My Demon is doing the same thing! 😂

Thank you!

Oh interesting I didn't know that. Thanks for pointing it out!

He has some camp dialogue with greybor

@@zebfirehd9102 Huh, okay so maybe one extra party member then? Who knows, maybe Aivu even has some camp dialogue and we don't know it yet.

@@alduintheanti-dragonborn its seems to be rare

He has dialogue with multiple party members it's just very rare to trigger unless you just have the party member in question.

Thanks glad you like it!

Yup Ember is definitely one of my fav's.

😂😂

The line that people wanted to see him on the throne only appears in his evil ending, not the lawful one sadly. However the lawful one can have cool interaction with Woljif if you pick the Woljif's ending where he renounces his grandpa's power. (That interaction appears both in lawful ending and the one where you killed Liotr, as long as Woljif renounced the power.)

Yeah I will definitely go for this ending next time.

+1 for Aivu voice actress. And crunchy OMNOMNOM noise when you give her a cookie :3

Yup Seelah is always great to have on the team.

It definitely felt like Nurah should've been a romance for the Trickster path.

@@SlanderedGaming wouldn't you need to Enlarge her or Reduce yourself if you weren't a halfling or gnome to start with? KC: *Legendary Proportions* Nurah: *ouch*

Multiple people have said that and yet I never got it. Super weird. When I redo Angel for EE I'll look into it.

@@SlanderedGaming Only conditions I can think of that may be relevant is I played along with the inquisitor all the way so I guess I had a good relationship with the inquisitor, and also had a good relationship with Daeran. There was a romance option but I turned him down. This was also an Azata playthrough (so maybe have to be good aligned?)

@@alexfloyd5730 You need to not play evil mythic path, you need to accrue high trust during Daeran's questline and you need to tell him after act 2 quest one of the 2 "good" options otherwise it locks you out.

But even though he gets kept out of prison they still take him away right?

I think his ending slide is that he is confined to an asylum, but is not imprisoned. Semantic, maybe.

@@SlanderedGaming He is released under your parole.

@@SlanderedGaming No, if you have high enough relationship with him, and are alive, the inquisition just watches him which makes Daraen uneasy. It doesn't change your point about it not feeling much better though. Makes me wish we could make his alignment have a shift.

Awesome thank you!

Thank you! I really focus on not wasting people's time so I am glad even the long videos are entertaining.

Thank you! It's been an amazing ride and I appreciate all the support!

No I was an Evil Trickster when I romanced Daeran and that was shortly after release so maybe that's why I've never seen that ending.

Don't even need to do the love ending! Get enough points with Daeran and you can just make sure that Inquisitor stays as his Guardian, no need to lobotomize him.

Oh wow I didn't realize her position is so vulnerable.

@@SlanderedGaming In Baulder's Gate 2, the whole story is about the murder of - the god of murder. Who foresaw that he would die, and got it on with as many women (willingly and not) as he could, to breed his successors. Whom he very much intended to use to return to life as a loophole. Canonically he actually does, though you won't learn that from playing the series of games about it. So yeah. Level 30 campaigns and or specifically campaigns that involve playing as Gods in D&D can be done... they are just really convolutely high concept, hard to pull off for most DM's until you REALLY know what you're doing, and not as much "fun" to most players. Who often won't. But the godly realms are another potential setting, for a twist or a change. Becoming a god in D&D doesn't have to be the end of the adventure. It can in fact be the beginning. God's also have portfolios which act as sort of a power ranking. The more hats you wear, or the more of your hats are tied to primal power concepts (like Life, Death or Balance) the stronger you're likely to be, and the less likely you are to get ganked. Although that's not always true as Bhal started off Mortal, and was one of three high level adventurers that took the throne from I believe it was Jerghal. Since he was bored of his existence; and set up like Hades, without a Persephone. There's also the spell plague to consider; where the goddess of magic was slain (this was around the same time as Bhall went down, since I believe it's the event that forced most of them to walk in the mortal world and made them that vulnerable) Pathfinder is based off of D&D ruleset, but it's also got it's own flavor and context. So her inclusion and the nod to her wanting MC to be a legend is actually an awesome little tidbit. : ) Christ, I just realized I'm THAT bard. A lore geek... o. O

Regill is definitely awesome I just need them to give him more content.

@@SlanderedGaming Yep, Grumpy Grandpa Reg the Murder Gnome is great. "Being an azata? That's a paddlin'." "Lookin' for the commander? That's a paddlin'." "Giving out healing potions to the wounded? That's a paddlin'." "Not being a Hellknight but a pansy paladin? Oooh, you'd better believe THAT's a paddlin'." ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sKiLfH3DVGc.html Make him a Gendarme, put him on a cat and CHOOOORGE.

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Yup that's why I said I don't want it to be changed. Perfect reflection of his life choices.

You could be right. I'll look for opportunities to make use of him during my Demon run.

On a couple of my runs, someone used Finnean as a main weapon. As long as they weren't undead or constructs it was a very effective weapon for me. Downside was I would forget every time to swap before an undead fight.

Finnean is great is you specialize into a weapon for which there aren't a ton of great ones, fauchards and falchions, come to mind. There are a few good ones, but a maxed finnean with greater magic weapon and his brilliant energy ability are still very good

@@theshatteredsaga3965 yeah I used him as a falchion in a run and greater magic weapon helps a lot of weapons. That plus any character who gets abilities to give enhancements to their weapons = win.

As long as you have a secondary weapon for undead and constructs, there are many instances where Finnean is either the best or the second best weapon of some types on Unfair difficulty. I would say that the lower the difficulty, the less that you actually even need to try using Finnean. For example Finnean is a top 2 glaive and Fauchard in the game.

Yup they respond very well to being buffed properly.

LOL Thank you! Glad people are enjoying the content!

Thanks glad you enjoyed it!

I think there are three on the channel but this is the most recent one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9Z6YkhwAGPM.html

Yeah that's super weird. Thanks for confirming Paizo made that rule.

It's honestly not that surprising. In most adventure modules that paizo releases they actually have npcs listed and in the breakdowns for those characters will list whether or not that npc is romancable. And this is in Table top.

Jokes aside my favorite party member was Arue. Yes a cliche answer but. I’ve always been attached to my rangers, I always had Ekun on my team in Kingmaker and this time I get a Ranger but I can romance her? It’s just a coincidence I usually play my characters as worshippers of Desna, even in the tabletop

Ekun was AMAZING.

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Awesome thank you!

Why do you dislike Seelah and Aivu from a story POV?

@@SlanderedGaming I dunno... I guess I'm not that much of a fan of... naive good characters I guess. Their stories kinda mirror that. Seelah has her intresting moments for sure, but those pale in comparison to how many times she's quick to let her guard down (like the drow ambush). Aivu is one of those "you either love me or hate me" characters. Some people like her cuz she's silly, but a lot of people find her tiresome (and I actually work with a person like this IRL, and despite doing my best to help her her feel accepted, she's still very tiresome). And how could I forget my man Greybor??? I think from a design pov he's also top, along with regill.

Personally, these are some of my least used companions. I play real time with pause, and particularly if I am playing trickster and using completely normal spell for virtually all my spell slots, the spontaneous caster penalty to metamagic is extremely painful (in turn based, you will feel this a lot less, but in RTWP, its the equivalent of going last on initiative every time, and you can also actually go last on initiative meaning the enemy can get nearly 2 full rounds of actions before you have cast your spell). Also, Soseil, whilst boring, is very strong strong due to impossible domain. Community Domain's massive boost to AB and saves is a fantastic boss killer and can be precast on all the most difficult fights except areelu, and against baphomet, its one of the few precast buffs that wont be stripped by word of baphomet. Madness domain isnt thematically fitting, and touch of madness is honestly pretty awkward to use due to short duration and melee touch attack, but if you want to shred boss saves or hit an unhittable target, its great. Also really helps with difficult skill checks, most notably the lexicon of paradox. Its extremely versatile. And Sosiel can be quite an effective warrior with his respectable strength, glaives and self buffs like frightful aspect and divine power. I stand to be corrected, but I cannot honestly see how to make Daeran remotely competent as a warrior assuming he is levelled as a caster. Daeran is a good healer, but that's about it. Ember is naff at everything. A witch's spell list has too many missing pieces to be a replacement for a cleric/oracle, or to be as effective an offensive caster as a sorc/wizard. You dont get haste, or the animal buffs, or weird, or sirocco, or a whole bunch of others key arcane spells. You dont get mass heal or restoration, and resurrection comes very late. Those healing spells you do get are usually 3 levels later than Soseil. People often talk about her as a hellfire ray specialist, seemingly for no better reason than that she gets the spell. Nenio also gets the spell, and will use it more effectively as she is much easier to turn into an arcane trickster, and can use metamagic so much better. And the same build that uses hellfire ray for Nenio can also get 40+ DCs on Weird. And she can handle haste for you, which is an essential buff. Its not like Ember is a realistic replacement for a divine caster, so I cannot see why I would every want Ember over Nenio. Hexes are useful, though generally become less so over time (the opportunity cost of spending a round to debuff 1 enemy gets steeper over time), but Camellia is a decent tank and melee damage dealer who can cover this base, and she gets mass heal and can easily get a full animal companion. Seelah is not very good offensively, but is one of the 2 characters in the game who can tank somewhat competently (this may no longer be true with the magic vestment nerf incoming), and mark of justice is huge. I dont use mercs so unless my own character is both a tank and has access to mark of justice, I always take Seelah. Regill is an OK warrior, but brings little else to the party. Greybor is quite a lot more effective offensively. Wenduag, Lann and Arushalae can all do decent damage without being in melee with a mediocre AC, and Arusalae buffs the party with ranger's bond, which is again great.

Archers are brutal in this game so Lann or Wenduag will do a ton of damage. Paladin's don't do massive damage themselves but their Mark of Justice ability will make the entire team hit easier and do a lot more damage as long as you stack Seelah's Charisma high.

@@SlanderedGaming Appreciate it! Thanks much for the quick reply.

Oh interesting I didn't know she has a canon romance.

She is with you at all times once you choose to become an Azata. Not sure if that's what you mean by full companion. She still doesn't have any voice acting.

His damage is fantastic, it's his survivability that concerns me. LOL

?? How tf do you turn greybor into a ranged character with that abysmal dexterity

@@miraclemaker1418 With eyes of madness and guardian hearth every build can hit, throwing axe is actually better than greybor's og focused weapon dwarven axe which is complete garbage and I have yet to find ONE with decent effects in the game. I personally prefer turning him into a kukuri character tho

@@miraclemaker1418 DUAL THROW AXE

He is completely outclassed at the exact role by Wenduag due to bad stats.

Since you need a tank and you are doing an evil playthrough I would honestly say Camellia fits in perfectly with this team. She can is one of the easiest characters to stack AC with. Her rapier and buckler combination is just as effective as a sword and shield. A couple of things I'd change about this build now but it gives you a good foundation: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TfRuSx3-akw.html

Nice I hope you enjoy it.

He has really nice banter with Lann who is Lawful but not to that extreme.

I would say it is nerfed if you played Kingmaker where Fey was one category even though they were by far the largest group of enemies in the game. Your strategy for dealing with it's current implementation is definitely legit though.

@@SlanderedGaming True, but fey in kingmaker were still significantly less dominant than demons are in wrath.

@@SlanderedGaming Fey aren't omnipresent in Kingmaker until chapter 6. Whereas demons are overwhelmingly prolific in Wrath. Owlcat implemented the suggested rules for focused campaigns as Paizo wrote them. And I've never seen an issue of viability with Arue in the campaign. Also I think evil Arue acts exactly as she should. Corrupting her is convincing her to be what she was. Monogamous succubi are like Gotham without Batman.

@@shawngillogly6873 she's a demon at that point. Doesn't need to be monogamous to maintain the relationship with the player. My demon is doing the same thing 🤣.

Yeah I will definitely try to see if I can keep him alive in my Angel run.

Yeah I used it for my Demon run and that was FANTASTIC.

On Normal/Core, I tend to end up with a lowish magic party - full divine caster (KC or Sosiel depending, Daeran is too squishy), both Lann and Rue (Lann goes Sanctified Slayer for backup heals and buffs, Rue gets an Arcane Enforcer dip for Dimension Door and sneak), Seelah (Dragonknight build, Pally/Bard/DD), and Ember. Woljif with Greater Enduring Spells makes an ideal buffbot - have you seen the sheer amount of Blurs, Mirror Images, Hastes, Heroisms, Displacements and Mage Armours he can cast, not to mention Grease, Shield and the 2nd level stat buffs? Then he wades in and shanks the baddies to death with ITWF and super-sneak.

I disagree about the Skeletal Champion because with the undead party members you still have full control over their development. With the Champion you can only choose templates which oftentimes are weak. Your correction regarding Daeran is correct it appears I haven't been able to unlock his best ending yet. Regarding your Seelah point, I didn't know that at the time and yeah it's SUPER weird.

Yup Wendy and Cammy are great but if you are a good alignment it's hard to make them fit.

@@SlanderedGaming At Least my version of Chaotic Good is always up for some regicide, so keeping Daeran around is simple enough.

On higher difficulties you don't. However you can still use them, they will stick for one round and then you can use Cackle to prolong them. On real time with pause, this is basically a fulltime job, so I would deem this only viable in turnbased. Unfortunately, many of the enemies you would want to put Evil Eye on are simply immune in the first place.

Nice! Yeah the Lich Transformation was done very well in this game especially if your romance was still ongoing. I romanced Sosiel so unfortunately there wasn't even an opportunity to sacrifice him.

Yeah I am interested to see what changes will be implemented.

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Arueshalae doesn't scratch that non-psychotic itch for you?

She makes me think of a certain type of person who, when they were in their teens and twenties, messed around with everone under the sun. However, when they get to their 30s or 40s, they suddenly decide they want to live a good life and settle down with one person.

@@windblownleaf6450 she is LITERALLY a succubus....

Dude same. I really wanted a female romance that doesn't make me question my morality or sanity.

@@windblownleaf6450 I feel the exact same way as you do. Though she does have a good excuse for it, this does not stop that fact from bugging the hell (or in this case abyss) out of me. She is still my favorite female character in the Pathfinder games though.

Yeah this game has a ton of replay value.

Toybox allows you to drop the receivers you need to plug into the middle room. Basically instead of spending two hours you'll spend around 20 minutes mostly because the final boss fight takes a while depending on your difficulty. FYI I did make a guide on how to get through the puzzle: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8nrBC7TGgeo.html

@@SlanderedGaming Thank for the quick reply and the link.

LOL Glad you enjoyed it!

I don't know if you can call siding with Daeran good if you have to murder Hawkblade and all his inquisitors in cold blood. if it was a more clear cut decision then I agree that would make it more interesting.

@@SlanderedGaming I don't know if that's considered cold blood when they attack you. Killing someone trying to kidnap someone else is a Good action. The fact the kidnaping is sanctioned by the Law has no effect on this consideration.

I'd say siding with Daeran is chaotic because it's "for freedom" while siding with Liotr is lawful. Since I always play chaotic paths and I have no love for Iomedae and her lackeys, the choice for me is clear. On the other hand, if you play Angel it makes more sense to want the lawful ending that pleases the inquisition and doesn't doom your companion. I'm however baffled at the amount of people who when failed to unlock the lawful good ending where Daeran doesn't go to prison, would rather condemn or even kill the companion over a stranger. You'd think someone who helped you through Abyss and back carries more importance than a guy you met twice in your life.

@@ivylilybasket I don’t know if protecting someone who is ostensibly innocent counts as “Chaotic” just because the thing you’re protecting him from is jail time.

@@sharlesdaviskendy2391 I wouldn't call it innocent, rather excused for the decisions by dire circumstances. Like, if you kill in self-defense it's still a kill, but you'd be excused.