You can use a bunch of lures on certain enemies to put them in your dungeon, see this for the different kinds of lures on who you can use them on: https://lustfuldesires.miraheze.org/wiki/Tame
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I can't seem to trigger Logan's "I owe you a beer" event despite having seemingly completed all of the prerequisites and sleeping/relaxing at the protagonist's house in Bareshade like a hundred times. Is it just outright glitched or something?
Edit: I figured it out. It isn't mentioned in the prerequisites but everything needs to be completed in the Bareshade Expansion quest in order to trigger Logan coming over. So for me I had the fair and houses built, but not the watchtower.
I think you underestimate how oblivious, simple-minded, and media illiterate people can be. I've seen people slander Caelan as:
1. useless (presumably because he isn't a muscle-for-brains himbo warrior like the wolves), despite being the sole catalyst to Vulgor's character development, consoling Verissa, befriending Tryst and making him more objective towards matters, befriending one of the elders (without even using words no less), and -as of chapter 13- convincing Ranok to stop being an illogical ass hole, as well as single-handedly stopping Ranok's rude brashness from clowning himself and his tribe by getting the trading agreement and befriending the magistrate, and he still manages to point out to and convince Ranok that Vithyr's behaviour is extremely questionable (and he does all of this despite his unfortunate circumstances).
and 2. a whiny crybaby, because he got depressed at being psychologically tormented by whatever thing is inside of him (and having no memories, and almost being killed several times, and being stuck in a largely cruel and barbaric tribe who largely wants him dead for existing, and being looked down on by literally everyone, and generally treated like shit by everyone who wasn't Ranok/Verissa/Cora, and low-key being emotionally abused by Ranok through almost the entire story until now).
I can almost guarantee that the same people throwing this clueless slander didn't see the clear signs that Caelan's true strength lies in his words (diplomacy) and his good heart. Without going into it too much, his character is ingenious and is a god-tier protagonist; his feminine, candid, forgiving, and understanding nature contrasts so well with other characters. He serves not only as a catalyst for the plot, but also for individual character developments as a foil character.
Gave me depression and anxiety, 10/10 storytelling. Receipts weren't adding up so I saw the first big twist coming, but it ate me up good anyway. The soundtrack sets the vibe nicely too. Absolutely looking forward to the rest of the story. :>
Also, praying for Cyrus' full head of hair to make a swift recovery. 🙏😩