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If the party chooses to let the tieflings shoot the trap down, then the party must choose to side with Lae'zel or the tieflings. If the party tries to deceive the tieflings into leaving Lae'zel to them, the tieflings refuse to leave but still cut her down from the trap so they can bring her to camp. Additionally, if the player is a Githyanki, the tieflings exclaim "Holy hells! Another one!" and immediately become hostile. | If the party chooses to let the tieflings shoot the trap down, then the party must choose to side with Lae'zel or the tieflings. If the party tries to deceive the tieflings into leaving Lae'zel to them, the tieflings refuse to leave but still cut her down from the trap so they can bring her to camp. Additionally, if the player is a Githyanki, the tieflings exclaim "Holy hells! Another one!" and immediately become hostile. | ||
In instances where the tieflings do not voluntarily cut Lae'zel down from her cage, she can be cut down using a bow, which the two tieflings drop as loot. | In instances where the tieflings do not voluntarily cut Lae'zel down from her cage, she can be cut down using a bow, which the two tieflings drop as loot. A ranged spell attack can also be used. | ||
Once Lae'zel is down, there are several options. The party can recruit Lae'zel and have her join the party, agree to go their separate ways, or kill Lae'zel. Lae'zel can also simply be left to her fate. | Once Lae'zel is down, there are several options. The party can recruit Lae'zel and have her join the party, agree to go their separate ways, or kill Lae'zel. Lae'zel can also simply be left to her fate. | ||