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Brakkal is in a cage in the goblin camp. I decided to kill all the Absolute worshipping goblins so he would feel better. Brought him the dead goblins like a cat would. I left him in his cage though, because he worships Maglubiyet and he is probably evil. Right? ;)
Running with Astarion as my main, this made the goblin camp super fun. Used Gale's cat familiar to draw goblins out one at a time, then ambushed them. None of them could bang on any of the drums to cause the camp to turn on me, but I just slowly picked off one goblin at a time and dropped them here. I'd like to imagine the goblins started noticing their missing friends and panicking about a vampire. By the time I dealt with the three bosses, there were maybe 6 goblins left in the camp (immune to being lured by the cat). Fun RP ;)
That's brilliant! Such a better idea than I had, which was just to attack them from the rafters. Well, actually I hid in the rafters and used mage hand to open the spider cage door. But the spiders didn't come out at all during the fight. When the fight was over and I went to close the spider cage door, then they decided to come out and fight, so I had to face them with very low health and spell slots. I did triumph in the end though.
I think I killed everyone at the camp, but I messed up the Dishonored style you got up to, and instead butchered my way through them. Who are the 3 bosses so I know I got em all? There's the barbarian guy, and the M lady who leads them (kinda of an oops here I go killing again moment) who's the third?
Priestess Gut. If you butchered your way in you killed her to get to the others :)
Oh yeah. She was the first one. I'm a half elf or something that's immune to sleep and she attacked so I said fuck it we ball.
Oh, was that a sleeping potion? I was confused what happened there. I thought maybe it was poison and I was somehow resisting it.
Yeah I think it was a Nature check. She assures you it's a sedative to be under surgery, and then throws you in prison and says you're not a True One. (Because a true one would embrace the worm not ask for it to be removed)
It's so interesting seeing the prison in the warg pit with the chests that you know are meant for player gear during a prison escape sequence. And wondering how in the hell a player gets imprisoned in the goblin camp. Now I know :)
If you don't want to leave him in the cage... the floor burns faster than the door if it's set on fire ://
You can also shoot the chain. Or just open the door to the cage and see what happens.
Honestly, now I kinda wish there was an option to convert him via one of the divine casters.
Bring him in as a camp follower, at minimum, during a evil campaign.