u/Competitive_Table_65

Is there any lore explanations for this?

They both are born and raised as political tools, with arranged marriage, and mentally conditioned to be entitled arrogant assholes, looking down at everyone but eachother as inferior. Be massive red flags (pun intended), too repulsive for someone to try to sway them away from their politically engineered "destiny".

In hopes that artificially created chemistry between two reds somehow works, and they will serve their purpose as tools, and will bring dragons back.

But why does one get a normal name, but the other doesn't? Is it because he's more special, due to not just being a tool for the empire, but also for the goddess personally, as the new Divine? Or something to do with the emperor title?

Do they have some gender inequality or something?

I currently have like 30 buckets. I guess it's saving time when using bigger batches, but it gets less and less convenient to place them and pick them up.

On one hand - I wish we have the way to automate the process. On the other - farming drugs for basically infinite money already sounds like something very cheesy to do.

I probably did some terrible choices with my party composition.

I have

- Assassin (I wanted to try assassin, it's fun but feels very weak and awkward)

- Summoner (This one just feels good)

- Ranger (For the "It is over, Anakin, I have the high ground!")

- Warfare (Someone has to cast knockdowns and take hits)

And once the skeleton guy refused to give me his hat, fight was absolutely brutal.

I mean, it wasn't that bad at first. I've tried different tactics and positioning. But once sword skeleton throws love grenade or casts insanity - things just go absolutely TERRIBLE. They have like twice the damage my party has, and twice the armor as well. And now my own party with all their stuff, are also against me?

Hardest fight so far on my second replay on tactical. I don't even remember how did I go through it first time.

At some point - I just gave up.

I've given captain his soul jar in exchange for the coat before.

So instead of trying to fight through them, while main character is in the dialogue, I've sent Sebille to pickpocket his soul jar back, and smash it. Him cursing me for that was really funny.

I mean... if it works - it works....

How do you guys deal with this encounter?

For me it's probably trolley station robbery. Shit's got really downhill from there...