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Assuming a Kingmaker 2e party is angling to be Good and merciful, as one might expect, Nyrissa likely survives the events of the Adventure Path, has her missing ability to love restored, and is no longer beholden to or pursued by the Eldest. Given that she's level 23 before being made whole again and was formerly powerful enough to at least somewhat challenge the Eldest, what are the odds of her being a demigod nowadays?
I'm looking to sketch out some notion of what Narland might look like in 2e, and having a divine fey patron would be a really cool way to reflect the impacts of the original campaign. Having such a figure for the other fey of the Stolen Lands to look to as a paragon of mortal cooperation could be really cool!
Any thoughts from other Kingmaker alumni or folks with their hands on the 2e book?
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Ironically if Nyrissa truly has restored her capacity to Love, and requires redemption then she now has 999 Kingdoms to restore across the universe. Maybe an epic quest for the PCs to help her convert Apology into Atonement, and the potential chaos that ensues as they become a staging point/refuge for time and space lost beings from far-flung parts of the universe.
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Ironically if Nyrissa truly has restored her capacity to Love, and requires redemption then she now has 999 Kingdoms to restore across the universe. Maybe an epic quest for the PCs to help her convert Apology into Atonement, and the potential chaos that ensues as they become a staging point/refuge for time and space lost beings from far-flung parts of the universe.
I suppose I thought the 999 kingdoms were destroyed when the Apology was, freeing her up to focus on the one kingdom that did survive. The AP itself is ambiguous on this, for understandable reasons.