Database
Consequence blocks above your spoiler level stay veiled. You are currently reading at minimal.
Each one is established by official material or hands-on coverage.
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The sandbox's defining decision: spend the clock getting stronger and gathering allies, or move on Brencis before the game expects it.
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Learning some skills costs narrative time. A preview reported a player missing a quest outcome because they spent time training.
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Animal blood, a measured drink, or a full one. Hunger left unmanaged takes the decision out of your hands.
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Ignoring content is itself a decision. Characters can die because you were somewhere else.
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The same objective played in a different form. Not a cosmetic swap — entry, solutions, dialogue and outcomes can all differ.
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The game permits killing characters it did not plan for you to kill, and continues afterwards.
No public source establishes the wording or outcome of a single specific in-game decision, so none is published here. What is established is the set of decision classes the game is built on — and those are what you actually have to think about in your first hour.
Each individual decision gets its own page once it is verified: prompt, conditions, every option, immediate and delayed effects, infamy change, what it locks, what it unlocks, and a spoiler level per field so you can read the mechanics without reading the ending.