A named spider who died centuries before I even played was helping rescue kids I had in fact rescued.The power of make believe!
A named spider who died centuries before I even played was helping rescue kids I had in fact rescued.this is just brilliant and provides much insight into how legends are made.
A named spider who died centuries before I even played was helping rescue kids I had in fact rescued.
I hope it's intended to simulate how stories are slightly modified when told by people, then people telling other people, then ... through time.While that would be nice, I think the vampire-exposition bug rules that out. I don't know that I've ever been credited with exposing a vampire, regardless of how many other people are around.
I hope it's intended to simulate how stories are slightly modified when told by people, then people telling other people, then ... through time.While that would be nice, I think the vampire-exposition bug rules that out. I don't know that I've ever been credited with exposing a vampire, regardless of how many other people are around.
I've exposed several Vampires in front of their Civ, and the commoners didn't seem to care one way or the other. Still get called a killer. Guess they enjoy their blood sucking cults.I hope it's intended to simulate how stories are slightly modified when told by people, then people telling other people, then ... through time.While that would be nice, I think the vampire-exposition bug rules that out. I don't know that I've ever been credited with exposing a vampire, regardless of how many other people are around.
Not really.Yes, really. Check your legends, it's exactly what happens.
Things are weird when people knew someone before they profaned a church or before they were kidnapped and turned into a night creature.I would like to believe they are all best friends and were pulling a prank on this new guy in town, and then that new guy straight up kills the prankster.
I've been told to go find a night creature to ask about directions, found them (tongueless and wouldn't talk even if they could, not sure if that bug is fixed), but they were just killing people so I shanked them. Turned the whole town against me. "You're a legendary hero, but those acts bring no forgiveness, you murdered soandso!" With spitting and such.
"Go ask the groaning crone husband for directions."'Uh, ok, where?'Spoiler (click to show/hide)
"Check the sewers around here."'Oh hey, that asterisk is probably him.'Spoiler (click to show/hide)
*catch up*
'Hello Shato.'
*silence*...Spoiler (click to show/hide)
'Well shit he's killing people, guess I gotta shank him.''WTF DOOD, HE WAS KILLING PEOPLE!'Spoiler (click to show/hide)
in my first game in a world, I was a hearthperson of someone, and I was told to kill a vampire. I went to the vampire's keep(he was a law-giver) and exposed him. then I tried to kill him. EVERYONE in town started attacking me, unfortunately the warriors tavern and market was right next to the keep, so a LOT of people tried to kill me. finally a lasher got me, and killed me. so I started a new adventurer and got the same quest from my new lord, so went to that keep again, but everyone I asked told me he should be in the keep, even the people in the keep, but he was nowhere to be found, what do I do?The game seemingly fails to recognize the Vampire as the enemy (said vampire being non hostile MIGHT have something to do with it, not experienced with bugs) but the game treats them like regular characters, often.
BTW I love the hearthperson quests. I can get credit for killing something, my companion actually killed
To a certain extent it's working fine. Some psychopath wanders into town, declares the local weaver a fiend of the night and slices off his head, how do you think everyone will react? Oh, right vampire, sure, good job! Not very likely.in my first game in a world, I was a hearthperson of someone, and I was told to kill a vampire. I went to the vampire's keep(he was a law-giver) and exposed him. then I tried to kill him. EVERYONE in town started attacking me, unfortunately the warriors tavern and market was right next to the keep, so a LOT of people tried to kill me. finally a lasher got me, and killed me. so I started a new adventurer and got the same quest from my new lord, so went to that keep again, but everyone I asked told me he should be in the keep, even the people in the keep, but he was nowhere to be found, what do I do?The game seemingly fails to recognize the Vampire as the enemy (said vampire being non hostile MIGHT have something to do with it, not experienced with bugs) but the game treats them like regular characters, often.
BTW I love the hearthperson quests. I can get credit for killing something, my companion actually killed
what happens if you sleep next to a vampire?To a certain extent it's working fine. Some psychopath wanders into town, declares the local weaver a fiend of the night and slices off his head, how do you think everyone will react? Oh, right vampire, sure, good job! Not very likely.in my first game in a world, I was a hearthperson of someone, and I was told to kill a vampire. I went to the vampire's keep(he was a law-giver) and exposed him. then I tried to kill him. EVERYONE in town started attacking me, unfortunately the warriors tavern and market was right next to the keep, so a LOT of people tried to kill me. finally a lasher got me, and killed me. so I started a new adventurer and got the same quest from my new lord, so went to that keep again, but everyone I asked told me he should be in the keep, even the people in the keep, but he was nowhere to be found, what do I do?The game seemingly fails to recognize the Vampire as the enemy (said vampire being non hostile MIGHT have something to do with it, not experienced with bugs) but the game treats them like regular characters, often.
BTW I love the hearthperson quests. I can get credit for killing something, my companion actually killed
The ability to prove a vampire is a vampire and encourage the townsfolk to rise up against them like they do in worldgen is required.
what happens if you sleep next to a vampire?They stare at you hungrily all night long. That's all.
I was kinda hoping it would expose them, without killing you. :(what happens if you sleep next to a vampire?They stare at you hungrily all night long. That's all.
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in my first game in a world, I was a hearthperson of someone, and I was told to kill a vampire. I went to the vampire's keep(he was a law-giver) and exposed him. then I tried to kill him. EVERYONE in town started attacking me, unfortunately the warriors tavern and market was right next to the keep, so a LOT of people tried to kill me. finally a lasher got me, and killed me. so I started a new adventurer and got the same quest from my new lord, so went to that keep again, but everyone I asked told me he should be in the keep, even the people in the keep, but he was nowhere to be found, what do I do?The game seemingly fails to recognize the Vampire as the enemy (said vampire being non hostile MIGHT have something to do with it, not experienced with bugs) but the game treats them like regular characters, often.
BTW I love the hearthperson quests. I can get credit for killing something, my companion actually killed
Not really.Yes, really. Check your legends, it's exactly what happens.
I've killed vampires lords and law-givers right in the middle of the keep, and they may have a hard core of culties still supporting him, but not everyone in court is one of them, and the guards never are. Telling them about legendary kills beforehand certainly gives them pause. I usually do that as a matter of courtesy, so they know what they're up against.