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First entering, I had to kill everything as objective. Got it down to one, the one happened to be butcher. I died, he did not. When I returned, he was gone, but instead of having to kill 1 remaining cultist, I now needed to kill the leader for a key.

Interesting notes: My guess was that the cultists that do not de-spawn are the ones that need a kill confirmation and are not basic characters (state leaders, ship captains, mercenaries), however, Pallas the Silencer also does not need a kill confirmation (you kill him in a conquest battle), but after the battle I was able to find his body in the battlefield. He was the only body I could move!

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Lagos the Archon: I was worried about him from the start for 2 reasons. In my first playtrhough I killed him in a safehouse (I killed Monger in the theatre), and you cant get his body out of safehouse). Also, I wanted to get the evidence on Pausinas, so I wanted to spare him. As soon as I got the mission, I tested if his body dissapears or not by killing him outright, and found out it does not. I still decided to spare him, but I found something interesting afterrwards. Despite him being defeated, I could mark him in the cultist menu, even if he was no longer a cultist or a state leader. I found him in a camp and killed him (this also upgraded my Spartan Hero Belt, I had the belt cause I am playing a NG+, but "Defeating him" did not upgrade the belt, only gave me an artifact piece. I had to kill confirm him too). Thanks to this loophole I was able to both get his body and keep Brasidas happy and Pausinas convicted!

You can also complete side quests in order to receive valuable collectibles. Whilst these collectibles aren't totally necessary to your main mission, they do add a touch of excitement amidst all the farming and crusading. Here's how to collect every Holy Talisman shard, allowing you to unlock all the Lamb's fleeces at the Temple altar!

Midas's Cave is a sparkling cavern of gold where you can exchange gold bars for blueprints and devotion, or followers for Talisman shards. Yep, that's how to get Midas's four pieces of Talisman: sacrifice four of your loyal followers to him, allowing them to be turned into statues of gold and added to his collection.

Cult of the Lamb is both a rogue-like and a building game, combining the fun of randomly generated dungeons and constructing a unique compound to house the Lamb's followers. Just like in real life, there must be a farm that can feed the cultists and keep them busy, and the complete process includes finding seeds, planting and cultivating crops, and building certain structures to aid in the process.

The very first step in starting a farm is to find and collect seeds from the Crusade runs. Once the Lamb has started with a few seeds, they can grow and cultivate their own, and as they become more powerful, new seeds and seed vendors will appear during their travels.

Twenty years ago, on March 24 and 25, 1997, 39 members of the Heaven's Gate cult went to a rented house in an upscale San Diego suburb and took their own lives in an attempt to board a UFO they believed to be trailing the passing Hale-Bopp comet. One of the strangest aspects of the already bizarre cultural event was that the cultists' bodies were found decked out in matching black shirts and sweatpants, as well as fresh-from-the-box pairs of black-and-white sneakers. In the weeks following the suicides, news programs broadcast video from inside the house around the world. The footage showed dozens of Heaven's Gate member corpses, each covered by a purple sheet, with only the shoes peeking out from the bottom. The shoes worn by the cultists were part of a bland budget line produced by Nike called Decades. According to a Sole Collector article that spoke with Mark and Sarah King, former Heaven's Gate members who keep the cult's turn-of-the-millennium website operational to this day, Heaven's Gate founder Marshall Applewhite purchased the sneakers primarily because he liked their look and was "able to get a good deal" on them by buying in bulk.

Though the brand is certainly not culpable for anything leading up to the suicides, by pulling the sneakers from the market, Nike turned the once innocuous shoes into highly prized collectors' items within the burgeoning sneaker collecting community. Nike did not respond to my request for a comment for this article. I spoke with Tony Jankun, a vintage-clothing retailer who says he's been collecting and selling shoes since well before the "sneakerhead" label came into popularity, about his hunt for the iconic shoes. Jankun told me he hadn't even heard of Heaven's Gate until he happened to catch a TV documentary about the cult. "They didn't say the name of the shoe," said Jankun. "They just said they were all black Nike's with a white swoosh and a white sole." Those few details were enough to set him on the trail, and just a short while later, Jankun found his first pairs of Decades while browsing a flea market in Chicago.

Unfortunately, these pairs were all children's sizes, but Jankun was still able to turn a nice profit by selling the sets he'd purchased for $10 for around $150 each to collectors with smaller feet than his. As the years progress, the increasingly rare shoes have gone up in resell price. A pair of the original Decades is currently listed on eBay for the too on-the-nose asking price of $6,660, though Jankun says there's no way anyone should or will pay that much.

Vintage-shoe collector David B, who goes by "Lemon" within the community, still owns a pair of Heaven's Gate Decades, after finding them for a $55 steal on eBay years back before the vintage-shoe craze was at its current levels.

Lemon says that nobody off the street has yet noticed that he's sporting the exact pair worn during the cult members' mass suicide as he believes that "most people outside of vintage Nike collectors would not be able to make that connection." Unlike Jankun, however, he can't help but reflect on his Decades' eerie backstory. "I think about it every time I pull them out," he said.

The Cult of the Dragon does not usually operate so openly. Defeat them and search them for messages, orders, any document you can find. If you can collect enough, I should be able to crack their code.

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Down in the caverns that make up the Inner Sanctum, your final task is pretty straight-forward: defeat two High Priests, which serve as the bosses of this dungeon. Unfortunately these are pretty mundane enemies, being little more than elite cultists. For us, this consisted of Clouse (Poison Enchanted, Plaguebearer, Waller) and Chesna (Mortar, Multishot, Vampiric), neither of which took any special tactics to defeat. While you hunt down these high priests, keep an eye out for Resplendent Chests - we found two of them lining the walls of this cavern, which constituted a considerable haul.

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Like every game session, find all encounters cards in your collection. Shuffle these cards well to make the encounter deck. Then collect the Cult of Umrdhoth set and turn these cards into the cultist deck. So you have two types of encounter decks in this scenario. So one encounter deck and the Cultist deck.

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