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Who was 'The Good'?
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Sikret
post Jan 19 2008, 08:54 PM
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This is a question for those who have completed the new vagrant-specific quest. I think that there can be little (if any) controversy over the identities of "the bad" and "the ugly" among those who have completeld the quest (of course before finishing the quest their identities are also unknown and should be discovered gradually during doing the quest, but once you have done the quest, you won't wonder who was the ugly or who was the bad. But this may be a bit different with 'The Good'). The question is after completing the quest, whom do you consider to fit best (storywise) to be "The Good" in that quest?

Of course, by "The Good" I'm not referring merely to alignment. The question is about the story of the quest. Which of those five characters you see as "The Good" to complete the triangle of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in that quest?

Send no spoilers about the quests' content please. The Majority of players have not reached that quest in their games yet. Vote for your choice, but be careful that your comments do not reveal anything spoilerish about the content of the quest. Specifically, do not reveal the identity and the location of "The Bad" and do not say anything about the location of "The Ugly" (not even inside the spoiler tags). I'm sure you can write interesting things without spoiling the fun of playing the quest for other players.

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Kerkes
post Aug 6 2008, 08:56 PM
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I think you're refering to dialogue options you get. I tought of it like this: He has a nice background story. He probably did the bad thing he does because he was threatend or something by the bad. The bad is a mega powerful character (probably) who is more then able to force a poor guy like him into stealing something (which is by no means easy) from a group of very powerful creatures. I doubt he would do that by his own free will. So, I assumed he was forced into doing it. So, he probably put his own life in danger to protect his family. Besdies, I'm also kind of guy who values family over any morale.
I didn't put him in any "bad" situation.

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