Fall of Cuantine feedback

Kael

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I picked Malakim first time I beat the scenario, and Calabim the second time. Where will I be when the next scenario comes out?

EDIT: Also, what does the message after Rosier kills the drowns do? The first option did nothing, and the second one made Rosier dissapear. And what exactly is Muirin?
 
If you research Orders from Heaven before you are asked to do so, it is never determined that you've done so and the scenario cannot be completed.
 
You need to kill Muirin once you get Rosier, but I need to make that more clear.
 
It seems like my Rosier's disloyalty should have been suspected a little sooner in my first attempt at this scenario. Right after the first time he expressed reluctance to kill the twisted men I had him explore a lair, which resulted in him becoming crazed possessed by a demon. His rage helped be take over a lot of Lanun cities, but he happened to turn barbarian 1 turn before I finished building my first adept to cast Loyalty.




"Special Rules: Rosier must Survive" - I had to kill the barbarian Rosier using Valin before I ever got the the OO holy city, and nothing special happened. It doesn't seem like this rule means much as it is now. I would have thought that his death would make you loose the scenario, or at the very least have some sort of pop-up.


I don't see why the confessor chastised me for not studying the will of Junil enough yet when I had already researched Orders from Heaven (well, technically I just told Sabatherl to research it while I researched something else) and had both Rosier and Valin already. (I think this was right after I tried to use Valin to attack Muirin, but he wasn't brave enough.)
 
There was a bug in the section that killed you if you lost Rosier. It will be fixed in patch "b".
 
I played this scenario again, and I won after killing only one drown, the other one just vanished. (Also, should the drowns just be standing there? I would think they would attack the city if I didn't get over there?)
 
Two strange things. Firstly, Rosier's death had no effect on the game; when the time came for Rosier to don the speaker's mask, nothing happened. I instead sent my drown to deal with the enemy.
In case you haven't guessed, that's the second thing. I would expect at least an easter egg in the form of a snarky remark should you decide to convert to OO, if not a distinct negative effect (maybe you lose Rosier; I converted after his death, so I wouldn't know). Just something simple, the Confessor noting that "you've been acting odd lately" or some such.
 
Yeah, having it let you convert to the Overlords does seem odd. It seems to me that Rosier the Oath-taker should have The Order Religion and should abandon you if you convert to something else, just like Valin Phanuel does.
 
Uh, I didn't raze the OO holy city, since I hadn't noticed that was my objective. Am I just out of luck?
 
Uh, I didn't raze the OO holy city, since I hadn't noticed that was my objective. Am I just out of luck?
I assume you mean you captured it? Perhaps there should be an auto raze for that one. The priest did tell you to raze the cities with OO, I believe, but you should be okay if you let them take it back, then raze it. Let us know.
 
I followed all the rules and stuff, everything went fine :p
this one is the opposite of the Momus, it's a breeze to play on Noble, and that's good :p I escorted two catapults unharmed to the holy city

I didn't like Age of Ice (played too much like the UHV's from Rhye), but playing these scenarios remind me how cool is to play a game with backstory and such, even if some of them are like AoI (having to follow objectives every turn and so)
 
I could just take the starting army and go down, avoiding barbs, go next to the temple, wait for Rosiel and kill it, then walk straight up to the holy city and raze it
 
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