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In the storyline known as the Ancient Soil quest, a figure named Sapadal makes an appearance. This quest is quite significant and includes much traversing and investigating alongside Giatta. The journey eventually culminates in a goal to escort Giatta to the foot of the Adra Pillar. Following this, there’s a task to converse with The Voice, who turns out to be none other than Sapadal himself. At this juncture, you are faced with the decision of either embracing Sapadal’s power or refusing it, which in turn brings about the repercussions of that choice.

Although Obsidian is often recognized for big titles like Fallout: New Vegas and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2, there are many other games they’ve created that don’t always get the attention they deserve when discussing their portfolio. Games such as Tyranny and Skyforge are sometimes overlooked. Interestingly enough, Avowed, with its role-playing elements, has been significantly influenced by Pentiment, a game that appears quite different at first glance. While Pentiment is an illuminated manuscript-style historical drama, it’s a stark contrast to the first-person fantasy action of Avowed, but Avowed would be significantly less impressive without adopting one of its key features from Pentiment.

Instead of using various methods to save your game, consider utilizing beds as they provide a more permanent way to save. However, first, you need to locate a bed and then follow some steps to sleep in it. On the other hand, the ‘save and quit’ option creates a temporary file; here’s how to find and brew potions that enable you to save your game whenever needed.

It appears that Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 seems intent on undoing all your hard work, causing frustration among players due to its frequent habit of leaving Henry virtually naked by emptying his inventory.