In Avowed's opening moments, the Envoy is tragically assassinated. Solving this murder mystery reveals Ygwulf as the culprit. The choice then presents itself: mercy or vengeance. This guide explores the ramifications of killing Ygwulf.
Understanding Ygwulf's Motives
After investigating with Kai and Marius, the Envoy uncovers Ygwulf, a Paradisan Rebel resisting Aedyr's influence. As the Emperor's Envoy, the player character is a prime target. The ensuing confrontation takes place in an underground hideout, requiring combat and platforming skills. Optional documents reveal Ygwulf's remorse and misguided belief in divine justification for his actions. Regardless of finding these documents, Ygwulf expresses regret during the confrontation.
Consequences of Sparing Ygwulf
Surrendering Ygwulf to the Inquisitor Lödwyn proves the least favorable outcome, resulting in a brutal, implied death. This yields inferior rewards compared to other choices. Choosing mercy grants 625 Copper Skeyt and some Adra, but Ygwulf's death remains inevitable later in the narrative.
Why Killing Ygwulf is the Optimal Choice
Given Ygwulf's predetermined demise, engaging him in combat offers the most advantageous outcome. The boss fight provides valuable combat practice. More importantly, defeating Ygwulf yields superior loot: currency, Adra, and the unique Blackwing armor. This armor significantly boosts stealth damage (+30%) and movement speed while crouching (+25%).
Ygwulf's Lasting Impact (Spoiler Warning)
Despite the early encounter, Ygwulf's fate subtly influences Avowed's ending. Post-game epilogues illustrate the consequences of player choices. Even with efforts to bring peace to the Living Lands, Ygwulf's death radicalizes the Paradisan Rebellion, ensuring their continued violent resistance.
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