@V2Blast I think it's important to remember that they've got to script, storyboard, animate, and voice all the options. And the Carmen Sandiego show team loves giving us funny scenes or flashy action setpieces. So just because a choice doesn't materially advance the story, doesn't mean it's not worth choosing just because it's... fun?
@Yuuki I once had a D&D character who was undead, and the only part of his body remaining was one skeletonized hand; the rest of his body was just a ghostly illusion. So he could shake hands with you just fine.
Well if they realise you are a Warlock. They still don't know who your patron is
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There is a race of creatues in 2 called the Hylek and they worship the sun. And one npc will not stop screaming as you pass them something like "let the sun shine through you, face me as another form"
I know that 'unaligned' is not a thing in 5th edition, but I am making a character who believes in the cycle of life and death, that no actions really change things and eventually all things succumb to time and return to the state they are meant to.
I want him to be neutral, but looking at the l...
@AncientSwordRage I don't think so, but it could be that the question isn't specific enough to describe their philosophy well-enough for some people, since there's some close votes.
@BESW I didn't say otherwise. The choices might be interesting to play/read/whatever through even if they don't actually change the ending based on your choices. Was just mentioning what I found when I googled it.
I love the ability to see what happens when I pick different options than the one I intend to stick with :)
