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Typo in conversation with stone golem

HeadbombHeadbomb Member Posts: 213
edited January 2013 in Fixed
In the spider room of Durlag's Tower, a golem as you several questions about Durlag's family.

In one of the dialogue, the Golem refers to Durlag's father as Bolhur Thunderaxe

"If you count Durlag, son of Bolhur "Thunderaxe," as your kin, [...]"

and in another, as Bolher

"The second name of Bolher is what I ask of you. [...]"

Expected behaviour:
Bolhur or Bolher, pick one and stick with it.
Post edited by Jalily on

Comments

  • HeadbombHeadbomb Member Posts: 213
    In another piece of dialogue with the stone golem from the compass room, he is refered as Bolher, so there's a majority case of "Bolher" over "Bolhur".

    "We followed Durlag. We were his people: His family. Durlag Trollkiller, son of Bolher Thunderaxe the clanless..."
  • JalilyJalily Member Posts: 4,681
    The canonical name is Bolhur. Should be fixed in the next update.
  • HeadbombHeadbomb Member Posts: 213
    edited December 2012
    Weird, you'd think the canonical name would have been Bolher since it's the majority use (from what I can tell). Anyway, as long as its consistant, I'm happy.

    Edit: Well now it's tied again, The Practical Defense +3 armor calls him Bolhur several times.
  • JalilyJalily Member Posts: 4,681
    "Bolhur" is used in five strings, "Bolher" in two.
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