enchantedrat

Still a bit silly that whether I got the rebels to trust me would determine what "I" will do as a keeper.

Oh I picked the wrong line at the window then.

Just finished the game. I think there are 4 basic levels of loyalty the player can assume (through dialogue choices): 1) Loyal to Pact, Avadon and Redbeard, (like Callan) 2) Loyal to Pact and Avadon, but opposing Redbeard, (like Protus) 3) Loyal to Pact but wishing to destroy or curb the power of Avadon, (like Odil) 4) Opposing the Pact. (like Dheless) If the player sides with the rebels against Odil, then he assumes the worst level of treachery (4) - he kills loyal soldiers of the pact who are on a mission to protect the pact, for the enemies of the pact. But still if I kill Redbeard in the end, the epilogue speaks of how, as a keeper, I did my best to protect Avadon & the pact instead of destroying it from the inside - is this awkwardness on Jeff's side or did I miss out on something? Someone who would act as a faithful keeper wouldn't have butchered Odil&co for the rebels earlier - then why even give the choice to side with the rebels?