I killed Daeran big time, sadly

I think there's an organ in the last verse too? There's some great things here that I wish were on the official release

The killings already happened so it doesn't make a difference (unless you're missing a punishment) and presumably, she stopped with the killings.

​@@Fragenzeichenplatte If that already happened so she just gets away whith what she has done? Complete lack of responsibility, excusing the most evil villain of the game that is trying to present herself as antihero. Not only that, but rewarding her for what she has done? As I've said, this is the most evil of the Endings. P. S. As a god she would do something even more fucked up so "She has stoped with the killings" part is just ridiculous.

​@@MrBellyar Areelu is a horrible human being there is no arguing that. But she was a loving mother, perhaps not a moral one but loving. All she did was for them, for the promise she made over their corpse. Godhood was never for herself it was so her child would never suffer the whims of the gods and they could never steal them again (Also it sounds like as angry as Areelu was at the Sarkions who killed her kid, she was madder at Pharasma for judging her child before she could revive them, ensuring she'd never see them again). All the experiments were so she wouldn't risk the remaining shreds of her child's soul she rescued from the larvae pits of the Abyss. And to Areelu, I think the biggest reward she ever got was knowing part of her child lived. Even if you don't go through with Ascension but show her part of her child lives on she will kill herself to close the Worldwound so her child won't have to. Again horrible person, I wouldn't even call her an Antihero, shes a villain... But an understandable one. But calling her Hilter seems unfair, she just doesn't care about peoples lives there's a difference.

​@@scarletsblood8510 If you try hard enough, you can justify even Hitler. That's a slippery slope. She kills for her own reasons. And from outside perspective motherhood is completely the same level of reasoning as nazism if it leads to so many deaths. She can't be excused because she is a mother or a woman or had best intentions in her mind. She could've used her knowledge to partake in the test of the starstone. She could've find other ways to help her child without sacrificing innocent. She didn't. That was her choise. So yeah. She is even worse than Hitler.

You must remember, cosmic good and evil are things here. Areelu contains multitudes. She did countless sins and committed a genocide, but in the process ripped open a hole in the plane of absolute chaos and evil which forcefully enstated goodness and structure into its depths. 100 years of suffering on the Material Plane, contrasted with an *eternity of siege on the Abyss.* In terms of cosmic good and evil, she allowed an act of unfathomable evil and counteracted it with an act of unfathomable good. The end result, a new array of demigods that gladly take a far more active role in Golarion, is well worth the damage caused to the realm.

My memory of the details is fuzzy since it has been about a year since I finished the game. At the time of this playthrough, there were more pages than required for storyteller's quests available outside of the threshold. Now, I believe, there are exactly enough to finish all aspects of his story outside of the threshold(so if you miss a page, sucks to be you), plus an additional one in the threshold that is meant to be used to decipher the lexicon without having to pass all the huge skill checks, which is a requirement for the secret ending. As for the story of the storyteller, I really don't remember too well other than it is pretty complicated and will probably be further extended into the next pathfinder game if there is one. My best, brief recollection is that thousands of years before Wrath, he was an extremely powerful archmage who discovered some of the same secrets Areelu did and then some, resulting in him getting the attention of Pharasma. As part of some sort of deal with Pharasma(that I cannot remember the details of) the notebook that contained his discoveries was scattered and he lost all of his memories, but he was also granted immortality and his abilities to relive the history of objects. Once you restore all of his notes, he is then offered to become the usher of Pharasma to collect and safeguard the stories of souls passing through her realm or something like that. In my playthrough, I advised him to tell Pharasma to suck a fat one, and got the ending slide in the video. If you want a better, more accurate explanation of his lore, good luck finding one on the internet, because I couldn't.

Several mythic paths will lock you out of this ending. You cannot do it as a legend or swarm. I believe you can potentially do it as an aeon but only if you do not follow the route of a true aeon. Also, unlocking aeon requires you sacrificing one of the nahyndrian crystals you need to achieve full ascension for yourself+areelu+companions. There are some spoiler-lite guides available on neoseeker and steam.

Possibly. Are you unable to convince her without it? What mythic path are you on?

@@yulks4181 yeah I know I got the yaniel part and toys wrong but the mythic rank 10 one should’ve put me at 5 options to convince her

I kind of doubt anybody managed to stumble across it accidentally. I'd guess that someone unpacked the script files and reverse engineered the conditions to make it happen.