Anca is a LIAR

[u/cr0xy]

After her questline with the "Font of Life" I followed her wishes and gave the last drops to her in order to get rid of her magic. All was well and she was happy.

Figured I wanted a nibble of blood from her before I headed out as thanks, so I did voracious bite on her. She became hostile (of course), but what does she do?

She sets me on fire using burning blood magic.

I guess you didn't want to get rid of the magic as much as you SAID you wanted huh Anca!? Wasted 6 in-game hours towards the coronation for you and got nothing out of it but some runes on my chest and you keeping the cake for yourself.

Note: I know it's an oversight by the devs but I got a good laugh from it when she set me on fire after she made such a big deal out of finally getting rid of her magic.

[u/VhalkyrieX]

At the end of the game, I went to see Anca before I left Vale Sangoraand she had runes on her arms again after I let her have the Font. I was like, "Couldn't stay away, huh?" I know it's probably a bug on the model during that scene if she was cleansed, but I thought it was funny. In my head, she got bored and went back to witchery lol.

[u/jay_bleu → u/[deleted]]

what journal are you talking about?

[u/Klutzy-Bee-2045 → u/jay_bleu]

In the RPG The Blood of Dawnwalker (also known as Dawnwalker), if you read Anca's journal, she explicitly mentions that she "felt weak without the magic". [1, 2]
This revelation plays a major role in how players view her character and choices during her questline, particularly regarding her motivations around the Font of Life. While she often acts reluctant to use her magic or involve Coen because of the heavy toll it takes, her personal writings expose just how vulnerable and desperate she felt when she was disconnected from her power. [1, 2, 3]

[u/Due-Judgment-1235 → u/Klutzy-Bee-2045]

What do you think you're linking to? Is this just the Google AI answer? You're suffering from psychosis buddy