My oozemancer reached the Sanctum, and I killed both sorcerers, but Aeryn died in the process. So I had to sacrifice myself to close the portal. Is this still considered a "win" or do I need to save Aeryn too? Also, this was on Adventure mode (although I had no deaths!), would this have been a win on Roguelike?
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Is the "Selfless" ending considered a win?
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- Sher'Tul Godslayer
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Re: Is the "Selfless" ending considered a win?
Your character sheet says "WINNER!" in big blue letters.
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Heh, yeah, I hadn't scrolled down that far yet. Yippee!Doctornull wrote:Your character sheet says "WINNER!" in big blue letters.
Re: Is the "Selfless" ending considered a win?
What's the deal with sacrificing anyways? Sometimes I get a chance for that but sometimes I get a win not requiring a sacrifice to win.
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- Spiderkin
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Re: Is the "Selfless" ending considered a win?
If you don't reach the end of Charred Scar before the timer runs out, someone's gotta die.
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That's not the case. I've done it successfully every time but one in which I had to convince Aeryn to help me. Way more often than that I've had to sacrifice Aeryn.
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Re: Is the "Selfless" ending considered a win?
Yeek always sacrifice themselves at the end.