Originally Posted by Crimsomrider
Originally Posted by RagnarokCzD
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Let our Tav try to administer potion, but let it be "too late"...

She dies instantly. It's already too late from the moment she started running. The main character trying to shove an antidote down her throat at that point would only make us look silly laugh

[quote]Let our Tav to offer her parents last conversation with her.

Impossible to do since Kagha says to bury the child away from sight. So she probably gets dumped somewhere where the sun doesn't shine.

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Let our Tav to waste revivify scroll, since her afterlife would be quite fine compared to this existence ...

I don't like when gameplay logic is being used for story logic.

As far as story goes, revive scrolls do not exist within it. They're just gameplay items used solely for the convenience of the player to revive companions. Same as Withers, who has an interesting backstory but in all honesty is just a revive bot.

Otherwise every peasant would be trying to revive their dead ones in the story. Look at through how much hell Mayrina went to "revive" her dead husband and how that turns out. And look at what happens to Astarion and Lae'zel if they die due to story decisions. Once you're dead, you're dead for good. No resurrections.


Resurrecting the dead is very expensive for "common people". I don't think it's possible at all or only with great difficulty with side effects (zombies, liches, etc.) but:

1. I don't understand why Kagha as the new "First Druid" or high-ranking Druid is not able to revive the dead, especially recently deceased ones.
2. Revival items can help. ToB proved one of these exceptions via dialogue option, watch from 11:40 min.


Last edited by Lotus Noctus; 25/08/22 02:52 PM.