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The mother has her owns lands. And isn't a Duchy larger than a County? So the daughter has more power and prestige than her mom.
Hmmm. I say side with the daughter. If our friend is the one in power, we can take over this land without as much trouble know we can rely on her later on. If we side with her mom now, she may not be too willing to do us favors later on, and the mom will keep/gain power, and possibly prove to be a problem herself later on...
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...Really? Nobody comments on how we just learned how to fire off waves of pure hatred?
Anyway, I vote we support the daughter.
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Duchess outranks Countess, side with Gwenelle. Besides as far as I can tell she is in the right. Gwenelle is a legal adult and thus Lieke has no business interfering in the affairs of the Duchy of Sudbury. At least I think that's what they are arguing about.
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Oooooh, so it's Lucille we owe the pleasure of the 'arrow into the gut' special in so many alternate timeline ? (Kinda wish there was a way to get her back for it.) There' s one thing i never understood about this death, I can undertand why an arrow would kill you, sure, but why the hell does elodie try to push it through herself, that I just don't get.
Damn, I wanted to see if more bodyguards affected that event too (I think it does ?)
Welp anyway, it seems not everyone has parents as willing not to juge and let badly screw up their offsprings as our dad. I'd say side with the mother (she does have a point) but that would set a bad precedent in washed up parents/young heireis relationships, so daughter
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There' s one thing i never understood about this death, I can undertand why an arrow would kill you, sure, but why the hell does elodie try to push it through herself, that I just don't get.
Because unless you take great pains to make her otherwise, Elodie is an idiot.
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Oooooh, so it's Lucille we owe the pleasure of the 'arrow into the gut' special in so many alternate timeline ? (Kinda wish there was a way to get her back for it.)
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You could kill her at the same ball, where you hired her as minister. You need Sense Magic and Resist Magic at like 100 each or something. Then when she pretends to be weak, you could tell her that you knew she was more powerful than she was letting on. And when she tries and drop you, your Resist Magic would reflect the spell and fry her.
Note: I don't have the game. Saw this on a youtube playthrough
I've heard, but not seen various other rumours, that if your had assigned spies to watch your nobles, or managed to make the Court Musician a spy, they could tip you off that she sent you the poison chocolates, and then you could deal with her some other way.
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You could kill her at the same ball, where you hired her as minister. You need Sense Magic and Resist Magic at like 100 each or something. Then when she pretends to be weak, you could tell her that you knew she was more powerful than she was letting on. And when she tries and drop you, your Resist Magic would reflect the spell and fry her.
Note: I don't have the game. Saw this on a youtube playthrough
I've heard, but not seen various other rumours, that if your had assigned spies to watch your nobles, or managed to make the Court Musician a spy, they could tip you off that she sent you the poison chocolates, and then you could deal with her some other way.
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You can have her whole family killed if you get the spy; kinda scary she could do that to Charlotte but eh... You can also assassinate her or force them to flee the country or whatever. This only comes at the end of the game, mind, and your spy isn't quite certain it's Lucille; just 90% or so. It requires successful Instruments+Voice check in addition to the Intrigue check to get the Spy tho. Then you can ask him to showcase his other talents and later he'll start working on the poisoned chocolate case. And the Sense Magic is 90 but the Resist Magic is only 80 IIRC.
Tho Charlotte won't talk to you until the end of the game if you do kill her. Eventually she'll decide she can't see either Elodie wanting to kill Lucille or Lucille wanting to kill Elo so it's just a huge misunderstanding and she kinda ignores it.
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Chapter 35, Part 2:
Man, Elodie's not All There Sometimes, huh?
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Alright! Sorry for missing yesterday, I was totally out of it for the most part.
Let's side with the young!
"Thank you!"
Oh, you don't go bringing our completely non-judgemental dad into this!
But it's not true! Well, it might be. Whatever, Elodie.
A bit later, Briony catches up with you.
Meet Briony, the only girl more ribbon-y than us. She's got a pretty big family, being related to...uhh...Almost every major Novan player of our interest. I think the only one she's not related to is Lord Smugface Mc Facesmug and his family, and Lucille's family.
It all sounds kind of in-bred when I put it like that...
"I mean, I am sorry about your mother..."
Oooof course you are, what with all your cozying up to me now that I'm to be queen and all.
"Thanks."
Good girl, accept the vague, second-thought sort of sympathy.
Well, we did sort get to be a magical girl and are chiling with your aunt and stuff.
That's an odd way of putting it.
Nice editorial, game.
And now she comes to her *real* purpose; asking us if we know anything cool.
Well, we have been preparing.
"What secrets?"
Uhhh...Elodie. We know all sorts of secrets. Like magic and stuff. And we can tell who's a witch. And we've been studying intrique and mystical secrets for several months.
"Like, how to get into the old palace! I've heard it's packed full of treasure."
Aaaand this is why we were studying lore. So we can know about stuff Briony cares about. We're gonna get the chance to be some sort of meddling kid-adventurer stuff...Like, proper magical girl junk.
"Exactly! They had to leave in a hurry, so they left all kinds of treasure behind. And nobody ever goes there because the forest is supposed to be haunted, so the treasure's probably still there!"
And now, suddenly, stuff from the early game is vaguely relevant, and we're expected to remember it. Cruel, game. Cruel.
(But what if she's right and it's full of ancient treasure?)
And nooow we get to have some fun. I mean, I'm hoping we're going to have some fun, since this is the entire reason I encouraged us to study all that lore, since these choices won't appear if we don't have some answer to her 'secrets' talk.
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Offer to Help, though defiantly make a save for this point
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Offer to Help, though defiantly make a save for this point
I make a save for almost every point. I have two or three pages for saves for this LP alone, and am moving onto another one in a choice or two. In fact...
I'm actually making a list of every choice we've made thusfar: decisions, lessons, weekend activities...All of it. This is a pretty time-consuming chore, and I've just gotten through Week 10. If anyone'd like to add some material to this list, it'd be a big help.
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I make a save for almost every point. I have two or three pages for saves for this LP alone, and am moving onto another one in a choice or two. In fact...
I'm actually making a list of every choice we've made thusfar: decisions, lessons, weekend activities...All of it. This is a pretty time-consuming chore, and I've just gotten through Week 10. If anyone'd like to add some material to this list, it'd be a big help.
You can just choose the Log-option in the menu and the game will give you the story thus far with every choice taken, saved as a .html.
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*facepalm*
Why didn't I think of that...?
Well, actually...That may not be ideal. The objective is less a summary of events (because we have the entire LP for that), and more a list of things that people can quote and edit with their changes in the event of our demise. Like "This is what you guys said we should do" so they can, in turn, send back "This is what we should go back and do differently."
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*facepalm*
Why didn't I think of that...?
Well, actually...That may not be ideal. The objective is less a summary of events (because we have the entire LP for that), and more a list of things that people can quote and edit with their changes in the event of our demise. Like "This is what you guys said we should do" so they can, in turn, send back "This is what we should go back and do differently."
Mail me the log after we're done with the day, I'll write a quick program to cut out the story parts and only leave the decisions (or do it manually, either way I'll get you the full list for the day after I receive it).
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Chapter 35, Part 3
Or
Mathematical!
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Now, see, when you think about it...We never really had a choice. At least not the first time at it.
Like we couldn't not help her have adventures in lethal, monster-filled forests.
That requires 800 points in our hidden 'adventure mapping' skill.
"But if you come back to the castle with me, we can check the archives."
Or that. That works too.
"Great! I knew you could help!"
It's worth noticing that unless you either go with her and save her or talk her out of it somehow, she *will* sneak off.
Never to be heard from again, creating trouble for us.
That's our Briony!
"I'll ditch my escort, sneak ahead, and meet you at the castle!"
For us? Yes.
For you? No. Not really.
At the end, you all share a pleasant meal and prepare to return to your various lands.
And then it's weekend time! We get one more week before we go to our probable long-awaited death adventuring with Briony! Or whatever.
Holy shoot are we ever willful.
Also, here's our current save status...
Only pages 1 and 2 are my personal saves. We have 5 pages of saves. I'm ready for anything.
...I wonder what'll happen if we fill those up by the end of the game...
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(Were is the 'oh hey I guess you are less of an idiot than I though" line ? i alway fount that one hilarious, for some reason.)
Well anyway let us have 'fun'. Horrible deadly tragic fun
That's...
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If you manage to tell her to go talk to mom, which we could do had we gone into cheerful and conversation instead of willful after Lore training. I'll bring that up when we die.
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Lets Attend Court, that should make it easier to get out of Willful and set us on our way to Depressed. After that I think we should max out our Resist Magic and Wield Magic and hope that those will help us survive our adventure.