Debt Collectors

It was clear that if Elgar’nan and the Crows were enemies, and that the reason the Crows didn’t seem as focused on them was because they were too busy with him, that Elgar’nan wouldn’t be the enemy to ally with. The way some talked about him wasn’t good. He didn’t like the idea of allying with the Crows, but if Elgar’nan was as big a threat as Solana and others made him out to be, they might not have a choice if they wanted to survive.

If I were him I’d take advantage of the conflicts between the people of Thedas and exploit it. The more we’re at odds with each other, the less time we have to focus on him. It may mean making compromises. As they say, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. The idea of making a deal with the Crows made his blood boil a bit, but if Elgar’nan was the bigger threat, it simply wasn’t something they could afford to rule out.

Though if they ally themselves with him, we’re going to need more than just our alliance with the dwarves and Tantervale to help us. The Crows are formidable on their own, with Elgar’nan leading them, I’m afraid we might not stand a chance. It wasn’t a possibility that Zoltan thought about lightly, but he was the sort to think of all possible outcomes, no matter the likelihood.