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| Pillars of Eternity 2 Video-Based Walkthrough by David Milward |
Brass Citadel
*Evil* Fleet Master Wakoyo
I show this part mostly from the perspective of the evil party. They arrive at #8 on the map of the Brass Citadel. I go west and witness somebody named Emeini getting publicly humiliated.
I next go through the door at #10, and enter the office of Fleet Master Wakoyo. I accept his first bounty, for Assila Wave-Skipper.
*Evil* Pes
I go north and through the door at #14.
That brings me to the door at #1 on the map of the main floor of Imperial Command. I go up the stairs at #2.
That brings me to the door at #15 on the map of the Brass Citadel. A dog named Pes is at #16. He becomes the Pet for Zarathos for the rest of the game in one form or another. The +10% bonus to Damage is a natural fit for the Ravager build, as is the 5% chance of converting a Hit to a Critical Hit that everyone in the party enjoys.
I conclude the video by leaving Imperial Command for the time being.
*Evil* Bertenno
I go southeast and collect a Pet cat named Cajux at #6.
Now I go to Bertenno at #5 with the intention of fulfilling the Velvet Glove, Brass Fist Task. I speak with him before Hamuta Stoneheel shows up.
I could attack Hamuta, but that would set the whole district hostile against me. Zarathos instead lets Hamuta take Bertenno into indentured servitude. He also makes a skill check of 1 (any of Arcana, Insight or Streetwise) to convince Hamuta to willingly hand over Rokowa's Fingers. It would have cost 100cp to buy them back otherwise.
Bertenno
Alliria pays off the 400cp debt that Bertenno owes to Hamuta Stoneheel to secure his freedom. Bertenna then willingly gives her Rokowa's Fingers.
Now I go west to the exit at #1. I "Wait" several hours until it is Morning again, as I'll soon need to enter the Vailian Trading Company Headquarters that are only open during the day time. It is time to Return to Queen's Berth.
