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Okay, just been told Anomen's sister has been killed.

Is anyone aware of the consequences of NOT seeking revenge and going the PC "You should not make this a mission of revenge" route?

What are the effects either way of him:

1. Taking revenge, slaughtering everyone in Saerks place then walking out having 'avenged his sister'.

2. Not taking revenge and simply walking away from that AWFULLY annoying NPC of a father Anomen has...

???

BTW, please no stupid comments about simply dumping Anomen because he's a useless character...ha ha ha.

Spoilers.
Killing Seark will cause Anomen to fail his test of knighthood and turn his alignment to chaotic nuetral. If your PC is romancing him, though it doesn't sound like you are, he will become a bit more chaotic in character. He will eventually leave the party some day.

Not killing Seark will cause Anomen to pass his Test, upon which his alignment will turn to Lawful Good, his wisdom will raise to 16, and his name will get a pompous "Sir" attached to it.

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Is there anyway I can refuse to kill Saerk, pick-pocket Anomen's father for the key and waste everyone in Saerks place simply for the sake of a good fight and a bit of XP?

Well, you can, I suppose. If you say you're going to attack Saerk then Anomen will rampage on as soon as you get there. I'm not sure what would happen if you refused the mission and you did go to Seark. Theoretically, you could attack everyone, but since the quest *does* continue on later in the game it isn't recommended.

Hmmm... interesting. Thanks very much for your help Aqua-chan.

Much appreciated.

I believe if you let the plot continue on you'll have a chance to slaughter everyone.

Originally posted by Eryndel
I believe if you let the plot continue on you'll have a chance to slaughter everyone.

You'll get the chance to, but Anomen will leave the party if you do.

Speaking of Anomen's sister, I remembered once using SK that there was an amulet(I think) where it said something like this:

This is an amulet given to you by Moria(Ano's sister) to share love for each other, or something like that..

Can you somehow meet or "romance his sister??

I've never heard of or seen such an object, but I guess it is fully possible. We all know how many quests were developed and later dropped in the game during creation. I'll do a lookup on it.

As an extra note, I followed the Anomen's Romance plot.

Character slept together. Nothing for a while then out of the blue he professed his undying love for my character.

Funny stuff (first time I've played with a female character so it was certainly a new experience.)

We slaughtered everyone at Saerks place then Anomen failed his test.

Then some guy came along and told him he had to come with him, which he did. Anomen's gone!!!

I went to his fathers house and was told by the maid that he had returned and killed his father but she did't know where he had gone.

Order of the Radiant Heart has no clues to his whereabouts either.

That's all in Shadows of Amn, right? What if you call him in for ToB? Does he say anything about it.

[QUOTE=Aqua-chan]Yes, that's the final thing with Anomen. That messenger brought news to Anomen that he'd been tricked by his father to kill Seark. With that Delryn returns home, kills his father, then goes into hiding. He's gone - there's no way to bring him back past spawning him in. [/QUOTE]

Um, that's not the final thing. When he leaves the party in his CN version, save the game then RUN, don't walk, to the Delryn estate. Dialogue. If you can't talk him down reload and try different options. It's almost the same dialogue as trying to talk the LG version out of killing Saerk at the same point.

[QUOTE=Carrion]Um, that's not the final thing. When he leaves the party in his CN version, save the game then RUN, don't walk, to the Delryn estate. Dialogue. If you can't talk him down reload and try different options. It's almost the same dialogue as trying to talk the LG version out of killing Saerk at the same point.[/QUOTE]

Hmm... Now, I've always played the romance (The only time I played male was under Lawful alignment, so I didn't make him fail his test), but in the romance the messenger is the final straw - there's no turning back. So, in this case you're probably right, then. Thanks for catching me on this.