I'd would have loved to hear what Edér and Xoti would have had to say had they faced their god. I did have Rekke with me, who deciphered some runes, and that new god-like, Vatnir (whome I dumped at the end of the DLC, because I don't appreciate lying cowards ) ). Pretty straightforward quests, pretty short too. Complete (one of) them, return to Teir Evron, then get to the pit.
Sorcerer's Place is a project run entirely by fans and for fans. Actually, Servant of Death and Into the White Void are two of the four possible quests, and the god you pick does not matter, you can always do the all. Here is where you can insert the Glowing Ice Shard so as to complete the quest called Into the White Void. He is central to both the Prison of Ice and Into the White Void quests.
The biggest issue is that you can't take everyone of interest with you if you want a sensible party constellation. Here is where you will find the leader of the Pale Elves, Glasvahl. Use it to open a room where Alwah is being held prisoner (10). Frost-Hewn Breach Kill Glasvahl and other characters from the room or find a peaceful solution - 'Into the White Void' quest. Study Find a secret switch that unlock a passageway to the Frost-Hewn Breach. Trees, ferns and bushes have intertwined themselves into. Use a white crystal key (05) on the door. I regretted not taking Edér and Xoti with me, for the Eothas part alone (!), but I didn't feel like starting all over. Ancient stone pillars engraved with elven runes stand towering above the dark abyss that lies below. Into Oblivion, Into the Breach, Into the Dark, Into The Gloom, Into the Ice: Nazis of Neuschwabenland, Into the Radius VR, Into the Stars, Into the Void. If you took any of those with you during those quests (freeing waidwen and the inquisitor woman and the Ruler of ukaizo), the amount of banter they do in those quests is about the amount ydwin does for the dlc. Originally posted by psychotron666:in the beast of winter include Eder, xoti, rekke and vatnir as recommended companions too.
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