Should You Accept or Reject The Voice’s Offer in Avowed

Early in *Avowed*, after rescuing the Ambassador and conquering a formidable bear boss during the “Message from Afar” quest, you'll encounter a mysterious voice offering you a powerful choice. This guide details the implications of accepting or rejecting this offer.

Should You Accept or Reject the Voice's Power in *Avowed*?

Your initial conversation with the Voice centers around your philosophy regarding injury and infection, subtly shaping your understanding of the game's themes. The Voice then proposes a power exchange—a favor for a boon. Given the Voice's enigmatic nature, the decision is far from straightforward. Ultimately, accepting the Voice's power is generally recommended.

Rejecting the Voice's Power

Rejecting the offer grants you the "Godlike's Will" ability, providing an extra ability point usable in the Fighter, Ranger, or Wizard ability trees. While a useful bonus, it pales in comparison to the alternative.

Accepting the Voice's Power

Accepting bestows the "Dream Touch" ability, enabling you to heal and revive nearby allies while simultaneously inflicting damage over time on Delemgan, Dreamthralls, and Vessels. This ability, costing 30 Essence with a 90-second cooldown, is significantly more potent and presents a unique opportunity unavailable elsewhere in the game.

Long-Term Ramifications?

The impact of this choice on the overall narrative remains unclear at this time. While initial playthroughs show no major immediate consequences, the relationship with the Voice is ongoing, and future updates may reveal unforeseen long-term effects. This guide will be updated should further information become available.

In conclusion, accepting the Voice's power in *Avowed* offers a superior in-game advantage. *Avowed* is available now.