So reckless to inform the Bleak Ravens without a plan! You haven't even met Banguo, but Tyranshal assures you the man is crazy!
There never was a choice. We are bound to the core to vengeance.This vote is really a choice between Baenlixnaier and Tyranshal, isn't it? It's why the non-Beyond version of Extripation grants +0.2 Beyond Points.
The only practical reason to Go Beyond on it is that it's possible that with his senses working, he'll figure out how to send messages or something back. The "can use it on yourself if you're loosing" feature is pointless.
This vote is really a choice between Baenlixnaier and Tyranshal, isn't it? It's why the non-Beyond version of Extripation grants +0.2 Beyond Points.
I don't trust his character evaluation that much though. After all he doesn't like us!
Honestly I could go either way on that Raven issue but it doesn't seem like there's much they could do to us, if we're the only game in town.
...Does this only mean that some of the spells may not have anything more than a 'simple' Beyond, or that they may not even have that? Because the phrase talking about how we can choose which spells to go Beyond on when we master them implies they can all at least be taken Beyond.Well, who knows if you'll even be offered a Further Beyond Cerebration? Those things take time to write, you know!
There's also the tenuous benefit that he might gain enlightenment out there and share some of it with us if we go beyond.[X] Accept Tyranshal's Proposal
[X] Inform the Bleak Ravens
[X] Don't Go Beyond
[X] Bring Xiaoling and Suizhen
Let's accept his proposal, it would be a shame to come this far and leave with only knowledge to show for it. As for spending a Beyond Point to ease the burden of Tyranshal's Imprisonment, it's an utter waste; the Great Sage has weighed his options and found this the most palatable, and in the end it's his choice. An effective loss of 1.2 Beyond Points with only the tenuous benefit of maybe getting to use the spell ourselves, if we fail utterly, is not a worthwhile investment. If we wish to demonstrate altruism and some semblance of a conscience, informing the Ravens is a better choice by far, and with Tyranshal's entrapment of the Patriarch there are potential benefits for us.
...Does this only mean that some of the spells may not have anything more than a 'simple' Beyond, or that they may not even have that? Because the phrase talking about how we can choose which spells to go Beyond on when we master them implies they can all at least be taken Beyond.
[X] Accept Tyranshal's Proposal
[X] Inform the Bleak Ravens
[X] Go Beyond Tyranshal's Extirpation
[X] Bring Xiaoling and Suizhen
Thoughts on going Beyond,
He called us unkindness, which is why he doesn't want to help us. By showing that we are not so unkind so to speak, we have the potential for greater returns.
That's not the main benefit for it, though. Ignore the narrative argument. The benefit of it is a gamble. It implies Tyranshal may be able to learn things out there. The only reason to mention that is the consideration he may be able to share them with us. Or he might not, but the entire point is that this is beyond the reach of the Divinities, and if he can send anything back, their Fate warping won't have accounted for it. Again, a gamble. Maybe you consider gambles archetypically bad, but don't ignore the existence of the potential reward entirely. It's not even a argument if you don't at least acknowledge the points you're 'arguing' against.An effective loss of 1.2 Beyond Points with only the tenuous benefit of maybe getting to use the spell ourselves,
Lets be honest, Diagram is wayyy more forgiving than Ordinal. Ordinal's choices are irrevocable.. AFAIK. Perhaps Rihaku knew of some ways around the choices - Shield/Seeker is the only one I know of.Wonder if we could potentially make an Artifact to clear one of our Grand Diagram slots? The Diagram's not as unforgiving as the Ordinal Spiral; we could discard Tyranshal's Extirpation and replace it with something actually useful for our endeavors, but the process can take weeks if we do it conventionally.