
5 choices
The Debtor
On the map it readsChoose from relics of increasing rarity for a price.
The choices and what they give
The game shows the outcome only after you pick. Here it is next to the choice.
- First DebtChoose from 3 common relics. Earn 5 fewer Shards for your next combat victory.Gain the relic you picked.
- Walk AwayDecline the offer.It's probably best not to do business with spectral, hooded figures.
- Second DebtChoose from 3 rare relics. Earn 15 fewer Shards for your next combat victory.
- Final DebtChoose from 3 epic relics. Earn 15 fewer Shards for your next combat victory. Your Heroes take damage equal to 10% of their Max HP at the start of every combat.
- LeaveKeep your current debts and relics.Happy with your current deal, your Heroes continue their journey.
Other written encounters
Before you pick
- 3 of the 5 choices lead to a relic: First Debt, Second Debt, and Final Debt.
- 3 of the 5 choices mention Shards: First Debt, Second Debt, and Final Debt.
Questions people ask
What is the The Debtor event in Guildrun?
The Debtor is a map stop rather than a fight. A faceless creature drifts towards your guild. It draws a scroll from its sleeve and unfurls it to reveal a mess of swirling, inky, alien runes. The runes thoughtfully re-arrange themselves into symbols your Heroes can recognize: "I have relic, if you have shard."
What are the choices in The Debtor?
5 choices: First Debt, Walk Away, Second Debt, Final Debt, Leave. The outcome of each is listed on this page, in the wording the game uses.
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