No, with the exception of learning if their base stat is above 10, it means they are the real deal. I think if he doesn't have a stat over 20 that there is a high probability it's a fraud. I once got immortality from a fake mystic with martial path when I was supposed to drink the potion I just pretended to do it. Just bumping to say that it is possible to get immortality from a fake mystic, since this is the first link that pops up when you search the question on google. In between Originally posted by Bone Zone Jones. If the relevant stat has a base stat level of below 6, they're definitely a fraud, and if it's above 10, they're definitely real. You can also check if the mystic is false by checking their base stats. Last edited by Southside Therapist 30 Aug, pm. If you really really want immortality and aren't playing Ironman, you can go to the save at the very first event or second, I think any event before you get the mystic of the chain, and keep trying to till you get the real mystic. I think the events depend on your skills. I don't think it will ever work if the mystic is a fraud.

Out of curiosity does this event every have a chance to succeed even if the mystic is a fraud? Showing 1 - 7 of 7 comments.

My problem is that I believe my mystic is a fraud, althought it was not confirmed by a vassal.

I've gotten to what I believe is the final part of the immortality quest chain, I have been asked to go into a cave to find quicksilver. Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts.

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