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  • TenreccTenrecc Member Posts: 265
    Well, in the forgotten realms this event was known as the Times of Troubles. Go read up on it, it'll explain at least one of your questions (second one).

    http://forgottenrealms.wikia.com/wiki/Time_of_Troubles
  • lunarlunar Member Posts: 3,460
    IIRC in the books, Bhaal's avatar Slayer form looked like a hulking, mutilated corpse. Not the demonic thing in bg2, with horns, spikes and claws.
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  • AutocratAutocrat Member Posts: 68
    The murder of Bhaal happens in the novel Waterdeep, part of the Avatar series.

    Cyric doesn't straight up defeat Bhaal, of course. Bhaal's form was already severely battered, which I guess is what the missing arm in the cutscene is trying to convey. Cyric backstabbed Bhaal whilst the god was distracted and injured.

    It's important to note that Bhaal was in the form of a human at the time, not the Slayer or Kazgaroth or anything else.
  • RaltarRaltar Member Posts: 35
    And the sword was Mask...in sword form.
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