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Once beaten, the Netherbrain yields to the party, proposing that they take control of it and rule in a last-ditch effort to spare its own life. From here, the player can choose to have their illithid ally destroy the brain, or betray them and take control of the brain, and the Absolute, for themselves. If the latter option is selected, the player will stab the illithid and seize the Netherstones, taking a seat atop the brain and proclaiming themselves as the Absolute. | Once beaten, the Netherbrain yields to the party, proposing that they take control of it and rule in a last-ditch effort to spare its own life. From here, the player can choose to have their illithid ally destroy the brain, or betray them and take control of the brain, and the Absolute, for themselves. If the latter option is selected, the player will stab the illithid and seize the Netherstones, taking a seat atop the brain and proclaiming themselves as the Absolute. | ||
If the player chooses to kill the brain, the illithid ally will order the brain to destroy all of the tadpoles, including the party's, before killing itself. Overwhelmed by the Netherstones, the brain is forced to comply, and it falls into the sea, sinking along with the Crown of Karsus into the harbor, thwarting the Grand Design once | If the player chooses to kill the brain, the illithid ally will order the brain to destroy all of the tadpoles, including the party's, before killing itself. Overwhelmed by the Netherstones, the brain is forced to comply, and it falls into the sea, sinking along with the Crown of Karsus into the harbor, thwarting the Grand Design once more. | ||
== Combat == | == Combat == | ||