Actually, he's not wearing them because it is incredibly HOT underground
He couldn't wear it anyway because he is not really evil - he is just a good guy who fell in with bad company! Sarevok told him that Charname was the one who caused the iron shortage and wanted to start a war, and that running a slave mine was necessary to provide iron for Baldur's Gate and foil your evil plans.
In other news, calling your main character "Charname" causes the program variable "Charname" to assume the value "Charname", thus causing an infinite loop in the game. When you return to Candlekeep in chapter 6, this means you meet a younger version of yourself just before you set out with Gorion. Either both Charnames faint, or the spacetime continuum collapses, causing the game to crash to the desktop.
When you return to Candlekeep in chapter 6, this means you meet a younger version of yourself just before you set out with Gorion. Either both Charnames faint, or the spacetime continuum collapses, causing the game to crash to the desktop.
That is not true. I had tested it. The spacetime continuum collapses indeed, and the game crashes, but no more desktop. You are left with the old C: on your DOS 1.0 operating system.
If you Ctrl+q The Surgeon into your party and then enter Davaeorn's lair, a special dialogue triggers and both casters automatically turn berserk and hit each other with unarmed combat. If the Surgeon wins, he gives you an additional Cloak of balduran and leaves Stephan the killing blow (no XP given).
The quickest way to get high reputation in BG1 and BG2 is found in the Nashkel mine and the slaver stockade, respectively. All you have to do, in each case, is murder all of the slaves. Then your reputation will jump to 24, because you single-handedly ended the slave trade!
Did you actually know that I have just surpassed the Great, the Highest, the Sublime @David_Gaider in This Week's Leaders rank? Did you actually know that now Beamdog will drop him and hire me to create BGnext? I have great ideas about it: BG3, The Rescue of Camambert, save the cheese from the mean Gorgonzola monster, that want to corrupt it with his rotten mold, and his Dirty Rat servants. Only cheesy tactics will be available to the player, all the legittimate and fair ones will be treated as bugs and heavily nerfed. Obviously both touch pad and keyboard support will be no available, will be only possible to play it with a mouse......
did you actually know which was my most embarrassing defeat in BG2? My solo sorcerer, at XP level cap, polymorphed himself in rat with the Cloak of the Sewers and was eaten by his cat familiar.
Did you actually know that once you have found the documents incriminating Mae'Var, you can confront him instead of bringing the documents to Renal Bloodscalp? If you do (and are polite about it!), Mae'Var will make you a partner in his "business". You won't get the thief stronghold but Mae'Var will pay you 10,000 GP per month for being a good sport.
Did you actually know that Alora is a money making machine. If you cast luck on her, combined with her lucky rabbit foot, and send her into a gambling tent she will never lose a bet!
Did you actually know that Baldur's Gate II was originally going to be released as two games - Baldur's Gate II Red and Baldur's Gate II Blue, but only the red version was ever released?
In the blue version...
Dynaheir survives but Minsc is killed by Irenicus; Khalid survives but Jaheira is killed by Irenicus; Drepin breaks you out of the cage at the start by getting Nessa the cow to charge it, and is your Bhaalspawned half-brother; Tiax joined the circus and has a forlorn, aquatic elf, Fighter/Rogue adoptive son who can join your party (and keep reminding you that he lost his fins); Branwen returns instead of Viconia, having once again been turned to stone; Xan returns instead of Edwin, and is just as gloomy as ever; and... Firkraag doesn't appear, but you can fight a blue dragon called Gaarkirf.
Notice that the colours of the dragons correspond to the colours of the versions?
Did you actually know that Baldur's Gate II was originally going to be released as two games - Baldur's Gate II Red and Baldur's Gate II Blue, but only the red version was ever released?
In the blue version...
Dynaheir survives but Minsc is killed by Irenicus; Khalid survives but Jaheira is killed by Irenicus; Drepin breaks you out of the cage at the start by getting Nessa the cow to charge it, and is your Bhaalspawned half-brother; Tiax joined the circus and has a forlorn, aquatic elf, Fighter/Rogue adoptive son who can join your party (and keep reminding you that he lost his fins); Branwen returns instead of Viconia, having once again been turned to stone; Xan returns instead of Edwin, and is just as gloomy as ever; and... Firkraag doesn't appear, but you can fight a blue dragon called Gaarkirf.
Notice that the colours of the dragons correspond to the colours of the versions?
Did you *actually* know that I'd just hate to see the "blue version" released?
The Burning Wizard is named after one of the mages who studied at the mage school that once existed east of Beregost. Locals at the time reported seeing this wizard hit by a spectacular fireball at the time of the schools destruction. This blast was followed by the wizard running around screeching in pain.
The Burning Wizard is named after one of the mages who studied at the mage school that once existed east of Beregost. Locals at the time reported seeing this wizard hit by a spectacular fireball at the time of the schools destruction. This blast was followed by the wizard running around screeching in pain.
The Burning Wizard is named after one of the mages who studied at the mage school that once existed east of Beregost. Locals at the time reported seeing this wizard hit by a spectacular fireball at the time of the schools destruction. This blast was followed by the wizard running around screeching in pain.
Was this mage somehow a Neera's cousin?
If it was Neera's cousin it would have been a wild surge and the wizard would have run around screaming in joy.
The Burning Wizard is named after one of the mages who studied at the mage school that once existed east of Beregost. Locals at the time reported seeing this wizard hit by a spectacular fireball at the time of the schools destruction. This blast was followed by the wizard running around screeching in pain.
Was this mage somehow a Neera's cousin?
Well that was 200 years prior to BG1 and it would have been a Calishite mages attacking him...so probably not (since they likely would have been humans or half elves).
The Burning Wizard is named after one of the mages who studied at the mage school that once existed east of Beregost. Locals at the time reported seeing this wizard hit by a spectacular fireball at the time of the schools destruction. This blast was followed by the wizard running around screeching in pain.
Was this mage somehow a Neera's cousin?
Well that was 200 years prior to BG1 and it would have been a Calishite mages attacking him...so probably not (since they likely would have been humans or half elves).
Some years after the Bhaalspawn crisis, the city of Suldanessellar becomes a democracy. Unfortunately for the elves, they are always ruled by a small minority of dwarves. The elves know this is wrong, but they keep voting for dwarves out of fear that if they vote for an elf, the wrong dwarf will win the election.
The two parties running Suldanessellar at this point are headed by Kagain and Korgan.
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In other news, calling your main character "Charname" causes the program variable "Charname" to assume the value "Charname", thus causing an infinite loop in the game. When you return to Candlekeep in chapter 6, this means you meet a younger version of yourself just before you set out with Gorion. Either both Charnames faint, or the spacetime continuum collapses, causing the game to crash to the desktop.
The spacetime continuum collapses indeed, and the game crashes, but no more desktop.
You are left with the old
C:
on your DOS 1.0 operating system.
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Did you actually know that now Beamdog will drop him and hire me to create BGnext?
I have great ideas about it: BG3, The Rescue of Camambert, save the cheese from the mean Gorgonzola monster, that want to corrupt it with his rotten mold, and his Dirty Rat servants.
Only cheesy tactics will be available to the player, all the legittimate and fair ones will be treated as bugs and heavily nerfed.
Obviously both touch pad and keyboard support will be no available, will be only possible to play it with a mouse......
My solo sorcerer, at XP level cap, polymorphed himself in rat with the Cloak of the Sewers and was eaten by his cat familiar.
In the blue version...
Dynaheir survives but Minsc is killed by Irenicus;
Khalid survives but Jaheira is killed by Irenicus;
Drepin breaks you out of the cage at the start by getting Nessa the cow to charge it, and is your Bhaalspawned half-brother;
Tiax joined the circus and has a forlorn, aquatic elf, Fighter/Rogue adoptive son who can join your party (and keep reminding you that he lost his fins);
Branwen returns instead of Viconia, having once again been turned to stone;
Xan returns instead of Edwin, and is just as gloomy as ever;
and...
Firkraag doesn't appear, but you can fight a blue dragon called Gaarkirf.
Notice that the colours of the dragons correspond to the colours of the versions?
The two parties running Suldanessellar at this point are headed by Kagain and Korgan.
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