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Thief stronghold/Siding with Bodhi

smyth25smyth25 Member Posts: 219
in Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition
Hi, I'm doing a playthrough as a Shadowdancer, therefore I'm getting the Thief stronghold, but I also want to enlist the aid of Bodhi this game. I haven't done these in combination before and have just thought, is their any conflict over these two decisions? After all, the Thief stronghold is Shadow thief based, whom I ultimately betray by siding with Bodhi.

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  • CvijetaCvijeta Member Posts: 417
    Keep us posted... I'm dying to know.
  • TheArtisan TheArtisan Member Posts: 3,277
    As I recall Bodhi will withdraw her offer if the PC is a thief in an unmodded game specifically to avoid this situation.
  • smyth25smyth25 Member Posts: 219
    Damn.. guess I'll have to side with the shadow thieves for now, thanks for the advice.
  • SomeSortSomeSort Member Posts: 859
    Artemius_I said:

    As I recall Bodhi will withdraw her offer if the PC is a thief in an unmodded game specifically to avoid this situation.

    Only if the PC is a pureclass thief (vanilla or kit). Multiclass thieves can still side with Bodhi. If they have the thief stronghold, they lose it the second they accept her offer.

    But yeah, as a Shadowdancer, it should be impossible to accept Bodhi's offer unless you mod the game or dual-class away first.
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