Thanks!

I love this game. Played it when it first came out and played it hard, stepped away for a bit as many did but with the recent relaunch and expansion to console, it has been revitalized a little bit. If there was ever a game that I wish would be successful, it is this one.

Haha excellent question. The basic build is this: Assassins Bow +10, Jeffrey Daggers +10 x2 (one in each hand), Princess Sting amulet, light armor for light encumbrance, Aestrix runes in your daggers (I had 5 total which means a 50% increase to ranged damage). This build was so broken, made the game easy.

Excellent question! I was pretty high leveled for this, this was my third play through of the game, not increased in difficulty through NG+. Was going with an Agility build, and had 75 in Agility. The crucial parts of the build were: the Assassin's Bow +10, Jeffrey Dagger +10 x2 (one in each hand), Princess Sting amulet which does more damage with less encumbrance, and I had 5 runes of Aelstrix in my daggers which "Increases damage of Ranged and Throwable Weapons". Additionally, I was using Radiant Arrows and Umbral Eye of Lydia the Numb Witch in my lantern, which allows "use ranged weapons without ammunition but at the cost of withered health." The nice thing is that as long as I land my hits, the withered health is negated by the damage I do. I was probably around lvl 175, with 75 in Agility, and at least 50 in for Endurance and Vitality. Every other encounter, every other boss was an absolute joke with this build, presented no problems whatsoever. This Scarlet Shadow was easily the hardest encounter.

He didn't really create them to be the kind of people they are. He ascended 3 existing lesser beings and divided the different aspects of his domain between them. His mistake was in overestimating their character and underestimating the amount of trouble Evil-aligned characters can cause if you give them a smidge too much power.

That would be nice to have as an option!

Seriously though, if he’s gonna do that he better be calling me daddy

Hell yeah, completely with you on that!

Thank you!

Indeed!

As it should! She’s the best!

Absolutely! It plays during the credits.

nah, nope, a fan animated and voiced this (taking this opportunity to joke just cause op decided to clarify for your sake)

Excellent question, unfortunately no, Withers won't bring her back unless you go with her. She either stays there and dies, or you go with her back to Avernus. Those are the only options I'm aware of.

@@xenos9879if Wyll goes with her as Blade of Avernus, she will also be brought back for the party :)

@@VERY_TALL_MAN Oh nice! I had no idea!

That’s fair, it’s more of an “out of the fire into the frying pan” type of situation.

It literally is a save tho? Just a long term one, at the epilogue you find out SPOILERS******** that Zariel has blueprints to repair Karlach’s engine in a way where she can return to Faerun permanently. You, her, maybe her old Cambion friend Flo, and Wyll if he joined you in Avernus, plan to raid the Hellforge the blueprints are kept in, and once you do Karlach is truly free.

Very good point, and if they’re successful there then yes she’s truly saved in the long term

Hehe well it was a very tough fight. This is just where I won, but I got my lil puppet cheeks clapped many times along the way.

I’m sorry a thumbnail of the main character spoiled things for you. I do hope you enjoy the game when you get to it.

Good question - In Lies of P, you collect these items called Star Fragments, and they can be used outside of boss arenas. They summon an NPC, whom they just give the name, Specter, to help you with the fight.

Awesome! Glad you were able to get it to work for you too!