Wow, Wuk Lamat is really single-handedly ruining the DT story...

[Lieri]

I'd also like to add this is the first expansion where going to the Inn feels like an actual relaxation for me, the actual player too. Then Lamat knocks on the door and all dreams are shattered.

[SeriousPan]

I'd also like to add this is the first expansion where going to the Inn feels like an actual relaxation for me, the actual player too. Then Lamat knocks on the door and all dreams are shattered.

She's so involved in every facet of the MSQ that she won't even let our characters have a nap without interjecting.



I just realised, after reading this thread, that there was so many threads wondering what the Erenville / Wuk Lamat connection was and why they bickered like children. And in reality;

They share next to nothing in history except that the Dawn Servant brought a baby Wuk Lamat to see Erenville's family one time and that's about it. There's no familial connection, no true friendship, Erenville isn't related to the succession. Thoughts go out to the people hoping Erenville was gonna get some deep cut lore. lol

[GartredZW]

I'd also like to add this is the first expansion where going to the Inn feels like an actual relaxation for me, the actual player too. Then Lamat knocks on the door and all dreams are shattered.

To add to that, in Shadowbringers I was really getting in to my character arc through the whole thing. Every time someone would tell me to rest, I'd imagine my WoL getting more and more fed up with this whole situation, wishing it to be over. For him to not be forced to bear such a burden but persevering all the same, calling back to the sentiment in the Dark Knight questline. I managed to give my own character a satisfying and compelling arc all by being subtly nudged by the game itself, and the fact that I actually didn't want to rest. I wanted to keep going with the story. Meanwhile, Wuk Lamat has her arc completely spelled out multiple times, and I still can't bring myself to care about any of this.