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[SPOILERS] Wrath of the Druids Ending Discussion [SPOILERS]
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So, fellow Assassins, after completing the Wrath of the Druids storyline, I was wondering what choice you all made at the end there. spoiler
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I don’t think the choice mattered since choices throughout the main game and this expansion have been largely inconsequential. However, after all the story buildup surrounding the Lia Fáil during the expansion story really made me think there was going to be some big connection to the Isu, like some piece of technology we hadn’t yet seen. The story ended with no further insight about possible connections between Celtic mythology and the Isu, no further exploration about the Lia Fáil, and no further explanation about the amber shards. I will admit that I was surprised by what happened after getting all the shards, as I expected some kind of permanent attribute boost or something from how the dialogue was phrased. All I’m saying is, the game’s main story made some big story developments, and I really thought there was going to be something more to move things ahead.
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