With the clarification about the relative Protection provided:
[X] An End to Misery
[X] Imprisoner's Vestige
Gaining an inventory system alone's an enormous amount of utility. In the long term, the Vestige will shine brighter than any Star of Grace. It's our Soul Evocation awakened at last, only viewed through the mirror darkly of the Evening Sky. Consider how relevant this would have been just a handful of updates ago. No need to bite the Larissa bullet, we could've personally evacuated anyone who surrendered to us, stowing a civilization within the folds of our mantle.
The Protection bonus lets the Evening Sky serve its intended purpose again. Rereading the updates it's easy to trace the diminishing efficacy of its defenses as we progressed through the Temple, from Vanreir Thrusting through effortlessly to the final fight, where we didn't even have access to it. This gives us a reason to take Iridescence so it'll stop showing up in every build vote asking for Arete handouts!
[X] An End to Misery
[X] Imprisoner's Vestige
Gaining an inventory system alone's an enormous amount of utility. In the long term, the Vestige will shine brighter than any Star of Grace. It's our Soul Evocation awakened at last, only viewed through the mirror darkly of the Evening Sky. Consider how relevant this would have been just a handful of updates ago. No need to bite the Larissa bullet, we could've personally evacuated anyone who surrendered to us, stowing a civilization within the folds of our mantle.
The Protection bonus lets the Evening Sky serve its intended purpose again. Rereading the updates it's easy to trace the diminishing efficacy of its defenses as we progressed through the Temple, from Vanreir Thrusting through effortlessly to the final fight, where we didn't even have access to it. This gives us a reason to take Iridescence so it'll stop showing up in every build vote asking for Arete handouts!