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== Withers == | == Withers == | ||
While the game never states it outright, it is heavily implied that [[Withers]] is either an avatar of Jergal or Jergal himself. | While the game never states it outright, it is heavily implied that [[Withers]] is either an avatar of Jergal or Jergal himself. Official concept art of Withers has him wearing a robe with a hood similar to the depiction of Jergal. | ||
===In-game information=== | ===In-game information=== | ||
* He is found in the [[Overgrown Ruins|Chapel of Jergal]] and a successful [[Religion]] check, confirmes that this is a shrine of Jergal and the undead scribes there bear Jergal's insignia. | * He is found in the [[Overgrown Ruins|Chapel of Jergal]] and a successful [[Religion]] check, confirmes that this is a shrine of Jergal and the undead scribes there bear Jergal's insignia. | ||
* The ''[[Book of Dead Gods]]'' can be found nearby, containing a clear reference to the Dead Three | * The ''[[Book of Dead Gods]]'' can be found nearby, containing a clear reference to the Dead Three. | ||
* Paladins or Clerics can feel divine energy from Withers. ''"He has a divine aspect, yes. A reflection of death itself. Eternal and inescapable."'' If asking him if he's a god's Chosen he will refuse to answer questions in that regard. | * Paladins or Clerics can feel divine energy from Withers. ''"He has a divine aspect, yes. A reflection of death itself. Eternal and inescapable."'' If asking him if he's a god's Chosen he will refuse to answer questions in that regard. | ||
* When spoken to by a new companion, Withers will remark ''"Ah, another. Thy name has been recorded."'' alluding to his title as ''"the Final Scribe"'' | * When spoken to by a new companion, Withers will remark ''"Ah, another. Thy name has been recorded."'' alluding to his title as ''"the Final Scribe"'' | ||
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* When talking to Withers in [[Moonrise Towers]], the Party can note that he seems to know a lot about the Dead Three. | * When talking to Withers in [[Moonrise Towers]], the Party can note that he seems to know a lot about the Dead Three. | ||
* In the [[Ancient Mausoleum]], a [[Crumbling Journal]] can be found, detailing the encounter of a mortal with Jergal, with a description much alike Withers, and asking the same question that Withers does when the party first meet him: "Masked in gold, his skin fine and worn as parchment. Jergal, the death-keeper, the End of Everything. I asked what he needed of me. He asked a simple question: “What is the worth of a single mortal's life?” " | * In the [[Ancient Mausoleum]], a [[Crumbling Journal]] can be found, detailing the encounter of a mortal with Jergal, with a description much alike Withers, and asking the same question that Withers does when the party first meet him: "Masked in gold, his skin fine and worn as parchment. Jergal, the death-keeper, the End of Everything. I asked what he needed of me. He asked a simple question: “What is the worth of a single mortal's life?” " | ||
* In Withers' post-epilogue party players can find [[Milil]], a minor deity 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 affect even gods, all but confirming that Withers is Jergal. | |||
* In Withers' post-epilogue party players can find Milil, a | ** 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 if he became the God of Ambition. | ||
* This is further shown if the player attacks another character at the party. | * In the post credits scene, Withers is seen talking to a mural of the Dead Three, expressing disappointment of their actions and telling them that he overestimated them. The way he speaks to the mural is that of someone who is familiar with the Three, which Jergal would be. | ||
===Datamined and other content=== | ===Datamined and other content=== | ||