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I'm about to leave the Curst Prison and was wondering if I should replace anyone with Vhailor or just get him to attack me since I apparently won't be coming back.

According to Shrines.RPGClassics, "if you already have a full party and don't want him along, there are a couple of ways of convincing him to kill himself instead (90000 exp)."
I've only found ways to anger him, however, so I assume that this has been altered by a patch or mod.

I have Morte, Dak'kon, Annah, Ignus, and Fall-From-Grace with me while Nordom's holding the fort back home (Sigil).

I'm mainly interested in the dialogue that commences when certain party party members are present (Grace's comments with Trias and Vhailor, her [spoiler]romantic[/spoiler] comforting in the Civic Festhall's sensoriums, and Annah's confession.

I've noticed that, excluding the conversation with Ravel, Ignus hasn't said anything since I've gotten him. Does he have any importance or interaction beyond combat. Hint it. Don't spoil it.
This question / problem has been solved by kmonsterimage
Dialogue options depend on stats. You need 16 int and 21 cha to hav a chance to get Vhailor to kill himself for example which isn't really beneficial.
It's better to get him join for a moment, try out the talking options while he is in your party, if you are not a fighter change after you've talked about everything to fighter temporarily by talking to Dak'kon (and back to the old class by talking to him or Annah) so you get an extra option when talking to Vhailor.

I can't say XYZ will offer more than XZY in the remaining game and tell you which is your optimal party, for everyone there'll be little occurences later. Just let the game flow and do what you're feeling, you won't cripple the game this way.

If you want to leave Ignus behind it's ok. He's a mage so if you talk to him as mage you can you get a few extra dialogue options, but you'll probably already have done this if you were a mage.
Post edited June 06, 2013 by kmonster
Ignus has some conversations with the Nameless One, just like any other NPC, if you talk to him. He never talks with the other party members, and is definitely the character to ditch if dialogue and comments are what interest you.
Thanks for the help. I left Vhailor behind.
As soon as I finish this, I'll play through Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light.