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[KweenBey]

So I just noticed my dwarf noble's stuff sells for a lot more when I sell to my friend from my origin, and I was wondering if other origins have similar benefits, and if so if elf and human magi have different benefits.

[springacres]

I hear that depends somewhat on the choices you made at the beginning of the origin.  I don't recall any similar benefits for elves, humans or mages, but I could be wrong?

 

My F!Brosca says "Sodding nobles get all the breaks."

[mousestalker]

The city elf gets a nifty dagger. The dwarf commoner doesn't get anything tangible but can ask to be made a Paragon. The mage gets jack.

[Lavaeolus]

The mage can go personally into the Fade and deal with the demon. This will let you either: unlock blood magic, unlock one extra talent/spell, a +20 approval with a party member of your choice, or a short kissing scene. The first two are marginally more useful here.

With Max Coercion, you can also get the stuff without selling the kid's soul. Or you could take this fantastic opportunity to sacrifice Isolde and then sell her son's soul anyway, which is basically just tops evil, congrats.

[keeneaow]

Or you could take this fantastic opportunity to sacrifice Isolde and then sell her son's soul anyway, which is basically just tops evil, congrats.

 

that is exactly what i do every single time i play, to get an extra skill point.

Its not tops evil tho, its war demands, whatever it takes to get a leg up for the ultimate goal of victory,

for which there is no substitute

[Lavaeolus]

Right, right, but you could also do it for an unsatisfying snog.

That way even you lose.