Sapadal's Power in Avowed: Accept or Reject?

In *Avowed*, the choice to accept or reject Sapadal’s offer of power during the “Ancient Soil” campaign mission may initially seem daunting. However, a closer examination of the outcomes makes the decision quite clear, especially if you're aiming to maximize your godlike's potential in the game.

Should You Accept or Reject Sapadal’s Power in Avowed?

If your goal is to enhance your godlike's strength in *Avowed*, accepting Sapadal’s offer of power is the recommended choice. By doing so, you gain access to a superior ability compared to the one you receive if you decline.

The Ability You Get for Accepting

If You Reject Sapadal’s Offer of Power in Avowed

Choosing to reject Sapadal’s offer grants you the ability “Godlike’s Will,” which provides an additional Ability Point to be used in the Fighter, Ranger, or Wizard Ability Trees. This is identical to the ability you receive if you previously declined Sapadal’s “Healing Touch.” While an extra Ability Point is beneficial, the unique advantage offered by Thorn of Sapadal outweighs it.

The only scenario where rejecting Sapadal’s offer might be preferable is if you're intentionally seeking to increase the game's difficulty. For those looking to create the most effective godlike build and maximize enjoyment, accepting the offer is the better choice.

Now that you understand the benefits of accepting Sapadal’s offer, consider learning how to acquire Hylea’s Talon to upgrade your weapons and armor. If you're thinking about changing your build, explore how to respec in *Avowed* to reallocate your Ability Points into new abilities.