"Actually, you may be of service to me," he said after a thoughtful moment. "We may be in the area for some while."ĭrumming his fingers on the table, the Duke stared intently at them. "Any way we can be of assistance?" James asked, taking a glance beneath the sheet at the obese corpse. Things have gotten so bad here that we're regularly building a bonfire to burn the bodies from this idiot private war between the Guilds." He was fighting with the leader of the Miller's Guild and got cornered by three mercenaries. "They found him in the alleyway and have dropped him off here until the undertakers can come for him. "Botho Chandler," the Duke replied grimly. Seated crosslegged in a large wooden chair, Duke Romney was staring at a large lumpy form which was heaped on top of the meeting table, his youngish features obviously clouded by some issue of great concern.
At this stage, it's not worth abusing since this party is already well set for the rest of the game, but it would be worth it to, say, keep any gems and rubies you find until Chapter 3.Īdditionally, if we poke our heads inside the room where the Duke is trying to bust heads until everyone stops fighting now. Books, staves and magic items are about the only things they won't buy, which means they'll still buy just about anything that's actually worth a lot of money. The smart money, though, is really on never completing it so you have a town where you can sell gems and equipment at insane markups.
BETRAYAL AT KRONDOR RUSALKI FULL
It cost 750 gold back in Chapter 2, meaning it's shot up to 600% of its initial price, this is because the Guild War in Romney has finally kicked into full gear and now everything costs assloads here, as they will until we complete a sidequest. we should poke our heads into the local shop. In any case, that score aside, we actually have a few things to do in Romney before turning out to the rest of the world, first off. The spyglass, meanwhile, is an infinite-use item that casts Eyes of Ishap any time its used, thus revealing all containers in the party's general area, which includes dirt mounds, corpses or just about anything, really, thus completely obviating the need for any other "see things"-spell and being super handy if you don't already know this game like the inside of your own shoes or have a guide. Any time you're not applying another modifier to the party's swords, you might as well poison them with the spider. since it's not available till chapter 3, though, which is rather late to break the game, I'm not a big fan of it).
There they are, in the inventory, and they're both kind of handy items! The spider is an infinite-use item that can poison any sword or non-burning, non-enchanted quarrel(actually part of another infinite money trick which involves buying normal quarrels at rock bottom prices, poisoning them so they're worth more and selling them at a store with higher prices.
First thing they do is to loot the soldiers' corpses for any clues, which is where they come up with the titular Spider and Spyglass. Guess the crew now has to pick up where the soldiers left off. When we last left off, the party had just travelled to Romney, where they expected that Bas-Tyra's soldiers would have some cool clues for them, but whoopsey-doodle, turns out they all happened to get super-murdered, which is a damn shame.
BETRAYAL AT KRONDOR RUSALKI UPDATE
basically every update so far(also despite spending about two hours doing this I still missed some side content, but I'll write that up when I get to where I missed it). I was gonna start off by saying that this update was gonna be a bit different because it was going to be concerned almost purely with cleaning up new chapter 3 sidequest content and a small amount of chapter 2 sidequest content that I missed(but which is still available in chapter 3), but I realized that was just gonna make this update like. Part 18: The Spider and the Sidequest, Part 1 Update 18: The Spider and the Sidequest, Part 1
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