Game Overs 1-5

There are five numbered game over scenarios in Yes, Your Grace. The first three endings can happen at any time and they happen when you run out of resources.

Ending One - Contentment

This is the hardest out of the three endings to attain. You can spend money and supplies like there's no tomorrow yet the contentment rises and lowers between 1 and 4 each week depending on your decisions. This event triggers when the contentment of your people dips below 0 at the start of the week and you can attain this by constantly refusing to help petitioners.



This ending only happens if you don't have the resources to pay off the villagers. If you do have enough resources to bribe them, they will let you live and you get a boost of +10 contentment. You can let your contentment fall below 0 as much as you want and you will keep living as long as you have the resources to bribe your way out of the situation.

Ending Two - Gold


Ending Three - Supplies


These endings will happen instantly as soon as you start the week with a minus in either of them.

Ending Four - The Battle With Radovia

This is what happens if you fail to defeat Beyran at the Battle of Grey Mountain Pass.


Ending Five -

I'm still working on finding this one.

Other Game Overs

The White Flag

We can trigger a game over during the prologue. As soon as we are on the wall we can <Put up the white flag> which means that we surrender ourselves to Ivo. We also have this option during the final night of the siege.

[/previewimg]End-Game Scenarios

When the game ends, it gives us a summary of our choices that we made in the game with various people and the consequences of those actions. These are presented in the order that the game presents them in.

Ivo

There are only two choices with Ivo, we can either behead him or we can let him live. Neither affects the gameplay as it's the final choice that we can make in the game.



Beyran

There are only two choices for Beyran as well. Those choices are the same as Ivo's, we either spare his life or we execute him. But this is a choice that does matter is it determines whether you can secure troops from King Yedrick or King Fabioun, depending on your consistency with their demands.



Asalia

There are three very distinctive endings for Asalia:




Cedani

Cedani has two endings, either she survives the siege or she doesn't. Either Wojtek must stay by her side or the hunter must sacrifice himself when the hounds come.



Audry

Either we sacrifice someone to keep Audry or we let Audry sacrifice himself to protect us.



Aurelea

Aurelea has two endings, either she survives to the end or she perishes during the ritual.



Our Heir

For the perfect ending, our heir must be male and both he and Aurelea must survive the ritual. It is possible for Aurelea to die during childbirth if we mess the ritual up; if we really mess up, then they can both die. We also have the options of stopping the ritual partway through if there are complications or refusing to do it altogether, which means that a daughter is born and there is no heir to Daventry.






Davern

Davern and the family must survive the siege and a male heir must be secured to attain the perfect ending. It is possible to win the siege without any allies as well as securing an heir, but if you end the game with low resources, the people will revolt. Also, if your gold reserves are too low and you haven't saved up enough supplies, the bank will finance the siege and then seize your kingdom to reclaim the debts.

Cut Content

There are several screens that did not make the final cut. I was able to extract the images but I was unfortunately unable to extract any text that is meant to be attached to them.

Lorsulia

It seems like Lorsulia was meant to be in the game for the long haul as there are two end-game slides devoted to her. One of these slides shows her alive and well, which means that there was a time where she was able to survive until the end.



Maya

Maya also had two screens devoted to her which means that she was originally meant to play a larger role in the game.



Talys

It seems like Talys was also originally meant to play a bigger part as well. What that part is we can only speculate on right now. But there is a screen which looks like he could have survived until the end.

I'm still trying to find the fifth and final numbered game over, any help involving these would be appreciated. I have just finished a comprehensive and completionist Let's Play of the game which is available for viewing here: Yes, Your Grace SSLP[forums.somethingawful.com]