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=== Act One === | === Act One === | ||
* At the very first long rest the player will find Gale watching the campfire flames, with an exclamation sign marking his prompt to have a chat. When approached, he will tell the player to | * At the very first long rest the player will find Gale watching the campfire flames, with an exclamation sign marking his prompt to have a chat. When approached, he will tell the player to "Go to Hell". Humorous reaction to this insult will bring some approval from Gale and cast him into philosophical mood. The wizard will metaphysicize on what has happened to the party so far. | ||
* When the party comes to the [[Emerald Grove]], several situations there might lead Gale to develop trust towards the player character: breaking up Aradin and Zevlor when they're about to start a fight, saving Sazza from Arka's crossbow, and saving at least one of tiefling kids (Mirkon, Meli or Arabella) from trouble they've landed themselves into. Resolving two or more of these situations peacefully will prompt Gale to share with the player some stories from his youth (one about his familiar, and another about his adventures as an apprentice in his native city of Waterdeep) as a result of growing fond of them. The main consequence of this confession has more to deal with developing Gale's [[The Wizard of Waterdeep|companion quest]], but still the player will gain a certain amount of approval from taking certain choices through these dialogues. | * When the party comes to the [[Emerald Grove]], several situations there might lead Gale to develop trust towards the player character: breaking up Aradin and Zevlor when they're about to start a fight, saving Sazza from Arka's crossbow, and saving at least one of tiefling kids (Mirkon, Meli or Arabella) from trouble they've landed themselves into. Resolving two or more of these situations peacefully will prompt Gale to share with the player some stories from his youth (one about his familiar, and another about his adventures as an apprentice in his native city of Waterdeep) as a result of growing fond of them. The main consequence of this confession has more to deal with developing Gale's [[The Wizard of Waterdeep|companion quest]], but still the player will gain a certain amount of approval from taking certain choices through these dialogues. | ||
* Once the player gets Medium approval, another nighttime scene with Gale might trigger. The player finds Gale sorrowfully gazing upon the magically conjured image of an unknown woman. If asked about her, the wizard first will try to put on a good face, but after a successful {{Ability check|Insight|5}} tell them that it was a portrait of Mystra - the goddess of magic itself. Gale will explain that not only she possesses and rules each and every manifestation of magic, but embodies the essence of it, generally called ''the Weave'', throughout all the planes of creation. | * Once the player gets Medium approval, another nighttime scene with Gale might trigger. The player finds Gale sorrowfully gazing upon the magically conjured image of an unknown woman. If asked about her, the wizard first will try to put on a good face, but after a successful {{Ability check|Insight|5}} tell them that it was a portrait of Mystra - the goddess of magic itself. Gale will explain that not only she possesses and rules each and every manifestation of magic, but embodies the essence of it, generally called ''the Weave'', throughout all the planes of creation. | ||