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The Final Confrontation
Esoteric Ebb

The Final Confrontation

Guide to confronting Ettir the Angel in Esoteric Ebb. Learn optimal dialogue choices, potential stat gains, and how to avoid HP loss during this crucial encounter.

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The Final Confrontation

Guide to confronting Ettir the Angel in Esoteric Ebb. Learn optimal dialogue choices, potential stat gains, and how to avoid HP loss during this crucial encounter.

Walkthrough
  1. 1
    Ettir, the Angel
    • Initial Greeting & Class Definition: Approach Ettir in the Magistrate's estate courtyard. Respond with "Just _The Cleric_ is fine, thank you." to gain +1 Cleric. Listening to her introduction grants Minor XP.
  2. 2
    The Celestial Flirt: You can comment on her eyes. Success grants Minor XP. Failure and attempting to touch her results in 1d4 HP loss and Minor XP.
  3. 3
    Snell's Warning & Darrow's Schedule: If Snell is present, whispering to him about angels grants Minor XP. To proceed, state your business regarding Darrow or express discomfort. Taking a step forward and confronting her disrespect grants Minor XP.
  4. 4
    The Key & Password (Day 2): Speak to Ettir on Day 2 (or after midnight) to receive the Tower Key and the Tea Shop password for Medium XP.
  5. 5
    The Angel's Dialogue Hub: Exhaust her dialogue options. Use the "Tomato, potato" path to make her laugh for an additional Minor XP drop.
Tips
  • Optimal Path Gains: Tower Key, Tea Shop Password ("Kardemum Poison"), +1 Cleric, 1 Medium XP, up to 6 Minor XP.
  • Avoid HP Loss: Do not choose "I'm more important than anything he might be doing." If you fail the Bard flirt, do not attempt to touch her eyes.
  • XP Farming: Utilize dialogue options, especially with Snell and during the "Tomato, potato" sequence, to maximize XP gains.

Tower Key, Tea Shop Password ("Kardemum Poison"), +1 Cleric point, 1 Medium XP drop, and up to 6 Minor XP drops.

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