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Is it possible for a blackguard to become fallen?

KloroxKlorox Member Posts: 927
in Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition
If so, how does this happen?

I almost always play good, and I'm looking forward to switching things up!

I'm going to try solo and ascending to NY rightful seat upon the Throne!

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  • ShikaoShikao Member Posts: 376
    No, it is not =]

    You might want to look into this thread for tips and tricks as @Lekinf is doing no-reload Blackguard run
  • KloroxKlorox Member Posts: 927
    Shikao said:

    No, it is not =]

    You might want to look into this thread for tips and tricks as @Lekinf is doing no-reload Blackguard run

    Awesome thanks!
  • batoorbatoor Member Posts: 676
    edited August 2017
    Dorn Bg1/2 spoilers.

    Can lose his Blackguard powers through his BG2 quest, if you chose a particular path. Other than that I can't think of anything.


    Should it be a thing though? Perhaps.

    It's possible the blackguards patron wouldn't look too favorably on certain selfless acts so.
  • jsavingjsaving Member Posts: 1,083
    The engine supports what you are talking about, and you can use an editor to manually make your character "fall," but there is currently no in-game choice that would make CHARNAME a fallen blackguard.
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