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Have a melee attacker enable the Non-Lethal Attacks toggle, and attack Oskar to knock him out. This will immediately kill the three poltergeists. Don't actually kill Oskar, though, as his death causes Jannath to immediately kick the party out and prematurely end the quest. | Have a melee attacker enable the Non-Lethal Attacks toggle, and attack Oskar to knock him out. This will immediately kill the three poltergeists. Don't actually kill Oskar, though, as his death causes Jannath to immediately kick the party out and prematurely end the quest. | ||
If | If the party can't knock Oskar out and must instead kill the poltergeists manually, they'll turn invisible. [[Volo's Ersatz Eye]] and other sources of [[See Invisibility (disambiguation)|See Invisibility]] can greatly help in this encounter. Otherwise, [[Faerie Fire]] and [[Spirit Guardians]] are incredibly helpful. | ||
Once the poltergeists are dealt with, Jannath pleads with the party to help her. She needs discretion, which is why she sent the servants away. She notes that there appears to be something off about the atelier at the top floor and directs the party to investigate there. | Once the poltergeists are dealt with, Jannath pleads with the party to help her. She needs discretion, which is why she sent the servants away. She notes that there appears to be something off about the atelier at the top floor and directs the party to investigate there. | ||
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[[File:Oskar Kerri Quest.jpg|thumb|Kerri is not happy that Oskar disturbed her peace.]] | [[File:Oskar Kerri Quest.jpg|thumb|Kerri is not happy that Oskar disturbed her peace.]] | ||
However the Torch is acquired, bring it back to the atelier and equip it. Then, use it on the possessed portrait (if it's equipped as a torch, perform an off-hand melee attack) to free the spirit of [[Echo of a Lost Love|Kerri Evenfield]]. The ghost inside is enraged at the fact that Oskar trapped her, and wants revenge. Kerri can be | However the Torch is acquired, bring it back to the atelier and equip it. Then, use it on the possessed portrait (if it's equipped as a torch, perform an off-hand melee attack) to free the spirit of [[Echo of a Lost Love|Kerri Evenfield]]. The ghost inside is enraged at the fact that Oskar trapped her, and wants revenge. Kerri can be persuaded or intimidated (DC 15) into backing down from killing Oskar. Otherwise, she'll attack the party with two Vengeful Souls and two Tormented Souls. After this all the invisible Poltergeists throughout the house will immediately die. | ||
If | If saving Oskar by fighting Kerri then Lady Jannath will be upset about Oskar putting them in danger. The party can choose to help Oskar or tell Lady Jannath the truth. | ||
If both Oskar and his marriage are saved, he'll be immensely grateful and offer to paint a portrait as a reward. He goes up to the atelier and starts painting whenever the party is ready. He also allows the title to be chosen by the party, which does not affect the price of the portrait | If both Oskar and his marriage are saved, he'll be immensely grateful and offer to paint a portrait as a reward. He goes up to the atelier and starts painting whenever the party is ready. He also allows the title to be chosen by the party, which does not affect the price of the portrait. {{bug}} | ||
== Quest rewards == | == Quest rewards == | ||
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* The party does NOT need to pay the additional 200 gold when freeing Oskar for him to show up in [[Baldur's Gate]] and continue the questline, the extra 200 gold is for changing around companion reputation. | * The party does NOT need to pay the additional 200 gold when freeing Oskar for him to show up in [[Baldur's Gate]] and continue the questline, the extra 200 gold is for changing around companion reputation. | ||
* The party may also choose to continue this quest if they chose to buy Oskar and treat him as a slave, resulting in him fleeing the party on bad terms. This all seems to be forgotten when the party reaches Baldur's Gate, and the quest continues as normal. | * The party may also choose to continue this quest if they chose to buy Oskar and treat him as a slave, resulting in him fleeing the party on bad terms. This all seems to be forgotten when the party reaches Baldur's Gate, and the quest continues as normal. | ||
* | * If a [[Romance|romantic partner]] is in the party, when Oskar paints a portrait of the player character, they will comment on how attractive it makes the player character look. | ||
== Bugs == | == Bugs == | ||
* The portrait painted by Oskar will not always be of the party member who spoke with him. | * The portrait painted by Oskar will not always be of the party member who spoke with him. | ||
* | * The poltergeists in Lady Jannath’s mansion can behave erratically, skipping multiple turns in a row without taking any actions. | ||
* The party can visit Mystic Carrion and ask for assistance with Oskar's condition before they visit Lady Jannath's Estate, despite having no way to know about him becoming possessed. | * The party can visit Mystic Carrion and ask for assistance with Oskar's condition before they visit Lady Jannath's Estate, despite having no way to know about him becoming possessed. | ||
[[Category:Bugs]] | [[Category:Bugs]] | ||