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Synopsis:
Raphael offers his deal to free Orpheus - no Voss variant. Voss is either dead or not present currently
How to trigger:
Either ingore Voss in Sharess Caress Taproom or use oe RaphaelTango_Reset_VossDead, find Korrilla in SC, talk to her, let her lead you to Raph's room and then enter the room
8. : *A crackle at the edge of your consciousness... the Emperor has been silenced once more.*WYR_RaphaelTango_HasMet_Raphael, GLO_Monitor_State_MadeDeal = False, WYR_RaphaelTango_Knows_WantsCrown = False, ILLITHID
90. : Here we are again. Have you reconsidered? Would you like to hear what I'm offering?
211. Player: What do you have that I could possibly want?
132. [Jump]
Jump to Node 224 (1)
228. Player: Leave.End
174. : I'm glad you came. Not to my door, not yet, but to the final reckoning. devnoteILLITHIDWYR_RaphaelTango_HasMet_Raphael, WYR_RaphaelTango_Event_BeganSoloScene
252. : I trust you'll be on better behaviour than when we last met. There's precious little time remaining for your mischief.GLO_Monitor_State_AttackedMonitorGLO_Monitor_State_AttackedMonitor = False
192. : One more thing before we begin, though.
137. [TagCinematic]
devnote
24. : *For the first time since the nautiloid, your mind is clear. It's... unsettling.*
233. Player: Did you just cure me of the tadpole? With a click of your fingers?
12. : Wouldn't that be exquisite? But no.
255. : I'm afraid the tadpole is still there. But I did shut out your other visitor for a while, so we can enjoy some privacy.
190. : The illithid can't hear us.devnote
3. Player: [TagAnswer]
ORI_Inclusion_Karlach
223. : Huh. What's the catch.devnote
204. Player: [TagAnswer]
ORI_Inclusion_End_Karlach
72. Player: I'd take a mind flayer over a devil any day.REALLY_KARLACH
260. Player: I trust the illithid more than I trust you.REALLY_KARLACH = False
140. Player: Then speak freely - tell me why you brought me here.
97. : I brought you here because I'm true to my word, and I can make all of this tadpole business go away.
117. : Which means you and your lovely friends can remain blessedly free of tentacles.
197. : Unless some have already sprouted in places I can't see.PARTIAL_CEREMORPH
102. : Let us speak plain.devnote
118. : I'll admit - you've impressed me. I wasn't sure you'd make it this far. devnote
214. : But no matter how far you come, you're still on the road to ruin - a road that leads directly to a confrontation with the elder brain. devnote
154. : At best, it will kill you and everyone else in this city. At worst, it will assimilate you, and you won't have enough free will left to even wish you were dead.devnote
50. : You have the key to destroying it in the palm of your hand, though.devnote
83. Player: The Netherese Orb?,
REALLY_GALEGLO_Origin_PartOfTheTeam_Gale
199. : No, Gale. Mystra might have you believe martyrdom is the only solution. I offer you a way to survive.
128. [Jump]
Jump to Node 23 (1)
110. Player: The Astral Prism?
248. : In a manner of speaking. But it's the one inside the Prism that you need. Not the illithid - the gith.
28. Player: The Emperor?
144. : No, no, no. It has only helped to push you toward your own destruction. It wants you to be an illithid, the very thing you have sought to avoid.devnote
23. : It is the illithid's prisoner that can save you. The gith.
243. Player: Orpheus?
1. : Very perceptive. Yes.devnote
68. : I can give you the means to break him free.devnote
32. Player: [TagAnswer]
ORI_Inclusion_Laezel
227. : Speak, devil. We're listening.WYR_RaphaelTango_Event_LaezelPresentInSoloScene
4. Player: [TagAnswer]
ORI_Inclusion_End_Laezel
121. Player: Go on.
224. : The Orphic Hammer. An artefact capable of shattering the chains that hold Prince Orpheus is held securely in my House of Hope even now.GLO_Orpheus_Knows_OrphicHammerIsTheKey
88. Player: Then you will hand it over. Orpheus must be set free.LAEZEL_ORPHEUSPATH, REALLY_LAEZEL
113. : Such an eager little pup!devnote
45. : Surely you realise, there is an exchange to be made. You scratch my back, I scratch your parasite.devnote
44. Player: [TagAnswer]
ORI_Inclusion_Karlach
253. : There it is. Of course.devnote
25. Player: [TagAnswer]
ORI_Inclusion_End_Karlach
196. Player: Wouldn't expect more. So what do you want?REALLY_KARLACH
64. [Jump]
Jump to Node 26 (1)
168. Player: What are you hoping to get out of all this?
221. : Power. You free Orpheus, and in doing so, save the city, the Sword Coast, perhaps the whole world... and your own precious skin, too.devnote
111. : And you give me the Crown that dominates the elder brain.devnoteWYR_RaphaelTango_Knows_WantsCrown
226. [Jump]
Jump to Node 26 (2)
237. Player: I suppose you want my soul in exchange for the Hammer?
92. : You really do think highly of yourself. My sights are set on something much more valuable than your soul, succulent though it would be. devnote
26. : I want the Crown that dominates the elder brain.devnoteWYR_RaphaelTango_Knows_WantsCrown
181. Player: [TagAnswer]
ORI_Inclusion_Laezel
251. : And you, Lae'zel of K'liir, want to free the forgotten prince, do you not?devnoteREALLY_LAEZEL
131. : I don't want to free him. I want to kill him.LAEZEL_ORPHEUSPATH = False, REALLY_LAEZEL
14. : Lae'zel of K'liir - do you think you can take a blade to the prince while the illithid still binds him?LAEZEL_ORPHEUSPATH = False, REALLY_LAEZEL
220. : Goodness, no. If you wish Gith's long-suffering son dead, you need the Hammer.LAEZEL_ORPHEUSPATH = False, REALLY_LAEZEL
48. : I want nothing more.LAEZEL_ORPHEUSPATH, REALLY_LAEZEL
186. : Then it is settled, is it not? A Crown for a Hammer. A bargain of a lifetime, Lae'zel of K'liir.devnoteLAEZEL_ORPHEUSPATH, REALLY_LAEZEL
156. Player: [TagAnswer]
ORI_Inclusion_End_Laezel
179. Player: [TagAnswer]
ORI_Inclusion_Gale
155. : The Crown of Karsus cannot be handed over to this devil. Agree to nothing. ORI_Gale_Knows_BrainHasCrownOfKarsus
160. [Jump]
Jump to Node 55 (2)
55. : Handing that crown to this devil would be like feeding gunpowder to a lava worm. Agree to nothing.ORI_Gale_Knows_BrainHasCrownOfKarsus = FalseWYR_RaphaelTango_Knows_GaleOpinion
230. : *This is your chance to free Gith's only son - but Raphael might wreak untold havok with this Crown.*LAEZEL_ORPHEUSPATH, REALLY_LAEZEL
122. : *But perhaps there is another way to take the Hammer, a way into the seat of Raphael's operations - the House of Hope.*REALLY_LAEZEL
61. Player: I'm tempted - but tell me why you're so eager to get hold of the crown?
124. [Jump]
Jump to Node 84 (1)
62. Player: What exactly is the Crown?
182. : Power. Ancient and full of wonder. devnote
84. : I have craved it ever since the archwizard Karsus created it, long centuries ago, and brought doom to the empire of Netheril.devnote
67. : That was the great age of humanity, and Netheril's flying sky-cities were the apex of civilisation.
70. : I was there the day it all fell apart. Entire cities plummeted from the sky, like angels with broken wings. devnote
19. : The screams, oh the screams - hundreds of thousands of people watching in horror as the ground came up to meet them. It was not a happy meeting.devnote
242. : And Karsus was responsible. Not driven by malice, but by ambition. He forged a Crown imbued with all the powers of magic, a Crown that would make any who wore it a god.
82. : Men cannot contain so much power. The Crown destroyed its creator, and his empire fell with him.
47. : *Could this be the crown worn by the elder brain? The word of a devil counts for little, but perhaps you might find more reliable proof on the arcane bookshelves of Sorcerous Sundries...*NIGHT_Gale_AvatarCrownOfKarsus = False, ORI_Gale_Knows_BrainHasCrownOfKarsus = False, AVATAR, REALLY_GALE
77. : Karsus' Folly, the bards and scholars call it. I call it hope. The hope of creating a better world, and the perils of unchecked hubris.devnote
79. : I knew then that the folly of mortals could be the triumph of devils, and that I could use that Crown to unite the Nine under one Archdevil Supreme. Me.devnote
65. Player: [TagAnswer]
ORI_Inclusion_Karlach