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Eanni thr qiftg hgty

Not that it's a bad quest line, but I'm running pure STR with some light investment in faith for buffs. I have zero use for any of the rewards from her quest line.

Also, they made me kill Wolf Bro. I honestly might have ignored that quest line if I knew I'd be forced to kill Blaidd at the end of it.

You can blame Ranni though - her selfish quest gets her friends killed ultimately. It’s probably worthwhile to do the questline just for the rune rewards/experience but I agree it’s not a questline I would do again or the ending I would choose. I also think there should be an option to betray Ranni at the end of her questline.

i mean, blaidd's armor is really cool. you have that at least.

i play as a strength/faith/arcane character, so i didn't get much use out of the vast majority of the rewards either.

i do like collecting things though, so i'm glad to have it even if i won't use it.

it is a shame about blaidd though. he's absolutely my favorite NPC in the entire game.

You can blame Ranni though - her selfish quest gets her friends killed ultimately. It’s probably worthwhile to do the questline just for the rune rewards/experience but I agree it’s not a questline I would do again or the ending I would choose. I also think there should be an option to betray Ranni at the end of her questline.

Well you can actually attack her after getting the reward, but it doesnt really achieve anything.
But more importantly you can botch the questline by agreeing to administer the roofies you get from Seluvis to her while she is asleep.

Killing Blaidd is a good thing. Take the time to learn the story, and understand why things happen. It will make it more meaningful than getting a shiny thing after the dialogue.

Who does From Quests for the rewards? What next you will tell me you stop picking up loot when you have everything you want. I loot everything, every playthough, all the time, every time.

Who does From Quests for the rewards? What next you will tell me you stop picking up loot when you have everything you want. I loot everything, every playthough, all the time, every time.

a lot of people do from's quests for the rewards

as the biggest example, don't act like volcano manor's quests aren't worth doing for their rewards, some of the coolest stuff in the game is acquired from that questline.

ranni's gives tons of nice rewards for mages too. could go on and on.

You can blame Ranni though - her selfish quest gets her friends killed ultimately. It’s probably worthwhile to do the questline just for the rune rewards/experience but I agree it’s not a questline I would do again or the ending I would choose. I also think there should be an option to betray Ranni at the end of her questline.

you do realise blaidd goes crazy as hes her hound and the order forces him to try and kill her. iji kills himself, and are you really sad that wide brimmed hat jerk dies? also you should know that the 2 fingers that were assigned to ranni hired the black knives to kill her, making them just as bad.
her ending is the "good" ending, the order is expelled from the lands between and the denizens are left without cosmic influence for atleast 1000 years.

You can blame Ranni though - her selfish quest gets her friends killed ultimately. It’s probably worthwhile to do the questline just for the rune rewards/experience but I agree it’s not a questline I would do again or the ending I would choose. I also think there should be an option to betray Ranni at the end of her questline.

Well you can actually attack her after getting the reward, but it doesnt really achieve anything.
But more importantly you can botch the questline by agreeing to administer the roofies you get from Seluvis to her while she is asleep. Damn he died before I could do this - next time lol

You can blame Ranni though - her selfish quest gets her friends killed ultimately. It’s probably worthwhile to do the questline just for the rune rewards/experience but I agree it’s not a questline I would do again or the ending I would choose. I also think there should be an option to betray Ranni at the end of her questline.

you do realise blaidd goes crazy as hes her hound and the order forces him to try and kill her. iji kills himself, and are you really sad that wide brimmed hat jerk dies? also you should know that the 2 fingers that were assigned to ranni hired the black knives to kill her, making them just as bad.
her ending is the "good" ending, the order is expelled from the lands between and the denizens are left without cosmic influence for atleast 1000 years. Nicely summarized and accurate.

You can blame Ranni though - her selfish quest gets her friends killed ultimately. It’s probably worthwhile to do the questline just for the rune rewards/experience but I agree it’s not a questline I would do again or the ending I would choose. I also think there should be an option to betray Ranni at the end of her questline.

you do realise blaidd goes crazy as hes her hound and the order forces him to try and kill her. iji kills himself, and are you really sad that wide brimmed hat jerk dies? also you should know that the 2 fingers that were assigned to ranni hired the black knives to kill her, making them just as bad.
her ending is the "good" ending, the order is expelled from the lands between and the denizens are left without cosmic influence for atleast 1000 years. Incorrect the good ending is Flame of Frenzy. Burn them all.

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1. John - 1 star - I have to say, "Eanni thr qiftg hgty" was one of the worst movies I've ever seen. The plot was confusing and made no sense whatsoever. The acting was also terrible, with the actors delivering their lines in a monotone voice. I couldn't connect with any of the characters and found myself counting down the minutes until it was over. Save yourself the disappointment and skip this movie.

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