Regill Derenge
Details
Race	Gnome
Alignment	Lawful Evil
Class	Armiger, Hellknight
Location	Reliable Redoubt, Lost Chapel, Drezen
Quests	By Hell's Ordinance, Watch Your Step, The Final Verdict, Close Inspection
Voiced by	Marc Thompson

Regill Derenge is a companion in Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous.

How to Recruit

Regill can be recruited at different points in the game. The first opportunity comes at the end of By Hell's Ordinance. The second opportunity is near the end of A Strike from the Sky. While the first opportunity can be missed, the second one will always be available in the course of completing the main questline. See the interactions section below for exact details.

Biography

Regill Derenge is a Hellknight, and a Paralictor of the Order of the Godclaw. A ruthless pragmatist who lives his life strictly in accord with the doctrine of The Measure and the Chain, he endeavors to take the most logical, lawful actions. Although many onlookers judge him as being overly strict and harsh, Regill does not care about the opinions of others.

A gnome who is experiencing the effects of bleaching, Regill has made peace with his fate. While other gnomes seek to extend their lives through excitement, he believes that such thrill-seeking behavior only brings chaos to the world.

Regill has not made any personal attachments in order to be a more effective commander and fighter. He believes that it is better to be respected than to be liked, as friendships only make one vulnerable to betrayal. When Regill was an Armiger, he had a mentor who trained him to become a Hellknight. When he learned that she had betrayed the order and was making plans to escape, he chose to kill her before the plot was made known so that the recruits would not lose respect and confidence in their leaders.

Regill came to the Worldwound because he believes that Queen Galfrey's leadership has been incompetent, and that he and the Hellknights will be more successful in the fight against the demons.

Journal

Black Steel

The whitish locks of hair on his head mark the time until his inevitable death. Yet, his own fate doesn't seem to worry Regill Derenge, a Hellknight to his very core. For those who hone themselves into living weapons, there is no greater purpose than to strike. However, only time will tell where this strike will land.

Watch Your Step

Trust — does Regill Derenge understand the concept? Apparently not, for he did not hesitate to arrange a test for the Commander, a challenge designed to identify his/her weaknesses and traitorous ambitions. Only one thing is clear — Regill will not serve anyone out of a sense of loyalty or friendship, but out of respect? Yes. However, respect must be earned.

The Final Verdict

Regill Derenge is as straightforward as they come, but predictable? Never. It turns out that he has hatched a plan to bring the Commander and the Hellknights together. And to execute this plan, Regill sacrificed his own rank and reputation without a second thought.

Interactions

Act 2

By Hell's Ordinance

Regill can be found at Reliable Redoubt preparing for an imminent gargoyle attack. After a display of ruthless practicality where he killed his own wounded soldiers to make for an easier retreat, the Knight Commander fights their way to a cave where Regill has chosen to make a stand against the gargoyles.

The player may question him here about his methods. Regill justifies himself that he didn't have time to save the wounded, and the gargoyles were trying to capture prisoners. After fighting off a massive gargoyle attack in the cave, the player can continue to question Regill.

You can request to be formally appointed a Hellknight. If you have any levels in the Hellknight or Hellknight Signifer class, Regill says he will file the request for you. Otherwise, he indicates that you must first meet the requirements (having a level in either of those classes).

If your character has a problem with Regill's decision to kill his wounded soldiers, they may press him on this. He reiterates that death is preferable to captivity. You may state your opinion or even attack and kill Regill here. If you kill him, the Hellknights will not join the crusade.

After this comes the discussion regarding Yaker. Regill doubles his pay for getting help but orders 100 lashes for abandoning his unit. You may gain Yaker's favor by using the chaotic dialogue option.

Next, the discussion moves to what to do with the knights from the Order of the Sunrise Sword. You may take them into your army or let them join the Hellknights. The good option will cause them to join you, creating an army with 5 clerics nearby.

Finally, the conversation proceeds to whether the Hellknights will assist your crusade. If you ally with the hellknights, you will gain Regill as a companion and hellknight crusade units will be added to the pool of possible mercenaries for hire.

Additionally, if you allowed Regill to take command of the remaining crusaders, an army containing 10 hellknights is created nearby. However, if you invited the crusaders into your army earlier, there will only be 7 hellknights. If you decline to ally with them, you gain nothing here.

A Strike from the Sky

If you did not go to the Reliable Redoubt before going to the Lost Chapel to save your allies, you will meet Regill there in the area with Irabeth. Regill does not harbor any ill feelings toward you, as he believes coming to rescue the hellknights would have been a poor tactical decision.

They have both been infected with ghoul fever and are impaled on hooks that hang from the ceiling. In the conversation, you learn that Irabeth used the last of her power to heal some of Regill's wounds.

Though he suspects that many of his forces were killed, he now offers an alliance between his forces and the crusade, and to join your party. If you accept, he will be in your camp after you are done at the Lost Chapel. Also, Hellknights will join the pool of possible mercenary units. If you decline the alliance, you will gain nothing and Regill will leave.

At Camp

Back at camp, Regill will tell you that he received a portion of mythic power last night as a result of joining your party. When questioned on why he chose to join forces with you, he explains that it was the logical thing to do due to your proven success against the demons thus far.

When asked about his plans for the war, he explains that he is primarily focus on logistical matters at the moment. He will establish a Hellknight outpost, gather forces and intel, and make a plan of attack afterward.

You may also question him about why he came to Mendev, his opinons about Galfrey and the crusade leadership, the bleaching, and his personal life. He can also answer some basic questions about Hellknight recruitment, leadership, and philosophy,

Act 3

During act 3 you will be invited to visit the Hellknights Outpost. This begins the quest Watch Your Step. Depending on your choices during this quest, Regill's attitude toward your leadership will be affected and this will have consequences for his act 5 quest. See the quest page for a detailed walkthrough.

Act 5

You will once again be invited to visit the Hellknights Outpost. This begins the quest The Final Verdict. Upon arrival, Regill will begin a tribunal where you are essentially put on trial to determine your trustworthiness according to the Hellknights. Depending on the choices you have made during your adventure so far, you will get points that are tracked by the TribunalFlag. See the quest page for a detailed walkthrough.

If you have 3 or more points on the TribunalFlag, or if you choose to fight, you will fight and kill the entire Hellknight host that is present. If you have 2 or less points on the TribunalFlag, you can resolve the situation peacefully with the Hellknights. However, you can still choose to banish, kill, or continue with Regill in your party during the conversation that happens immediately after the tribunal.

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