The other issue I have is that Wyll's final quest ends up with another emperor cutscene, and as I cannot stand that character, this was really annoying. You don't have the emperor interefering with e.g. Shadowheart's moment at the temple.
I feel Wyll's moment, is when he decides whether to become a politician or change his hero-monicker. Though I am not sure how that plays out, when his father is not around. It also fell a little flat for me because it never seemed to be much of a decision. Wyll seems to be quite content with his folk hero life and never expresses appreciation for the courtly city life apart from enjoying the dances. I feel they were going for a conflict between paternal expectations and Wyll's own desires but that didn't really work out because horns and pacts aside, he is everything his father wants him to be. He makes daddy proud no matter what.
