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** Likewise, when requested to resurrect a companion, he will refer to the companion as being ''"stricken from the record"'' | ** Likewise, when requested to resurrect a companion, he will refer to the companion as being ''"stricken from the record"'' | ||
* Clerics of Kelemvor may sense something familiar in him, prompting Withers to reply ''"Thou walk with death, child of Kelemvor. That is enough for an understanding between us"'' and ''"No, although Kelemvor chose wise to bless one such as yourself"'' when asked about it. | * Clerics of Kelemvor may sense something familiar in him, prompting Withers to reply ''"Thou walk with death, child of Kelemvor. That is enough for an understanding between us"'' and ''"No, although Kelemvor chose wise to bless one such as yourself"'' when asked about it. | ||
* In the epilogue, Withers speaks to the Dead Three mural in a manner that indicates he's very familiar with them, hinting at the story of how Jergal abdicated his position in the pantheon and gave his powers to them | * In the epilogue, Withers speaks to the Dead Three mural in a manner that indicates he's very familiar with them, hinting at the story of how Jergal abdicated his position in the pantheon and gave his powers to them. | ||
* In Withers' post-epilogue party players can find Milil, a god of song, poetry and inspiration, performing as entertainment. When spoken to, Milil explains that Withers saved him from being trapped in the Fugue Plane by Cyric. He also states that he always performs at Withers' parties and is glad to do so, showing that Withers' powers effect even gods, all but confirming that Withers is Jergal. | |||
** This is further shown if the player attacks another character at the party. Withers approaches and reprimands them for it, opens a portal to the Fugue Plane and easily hurls the player character into it, ending the playthrough. This happens with all player avatars, even ones such as a Mind Flayer or Gale who successfully became the God of Ambition. | |||
===Outside information=== | ===Outside information=== | ||
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==Combat== | ==Combat== | ||
Withers cannot be damaged and is functionally invincible, and will never engage in battle if provoked. | Withers cannot be damaged and is functionally invincible{{Bug}}, and will never engage in battle if provoked. | ||
===Loot=== | ===Loot=== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||
==Bugs== | |||
* As of Hotfix 21, there is a bug where Withers can be killed in camp during Act 3 by a [[partial-illithid]] character, via repeatedly using an [[Intelligence]] [[Cantrip]] (or other [[Spells]]) to trigger [[Ability Drain]] to bring Withers' INT to 1, and then using [[Devour Intellect]]. Withers only drops a regular [[Quarterstaff]]. | |||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||