@ZaramMaldovar: I think the deal is that there's a fork in Planescape: Torment, and the item description says "Not usable by priests." It's a subtle joke about how priests can't use edged or pointed weapons, which means they wouldn't be able to even use a fork--so what would they eat with? Chopsticks? Spoons?
The fact that in the Baldur's Gate games you can buy weapons at taverns (in Candlekeep, Ulgoth's Beard, Saradush, etc.). Imagine if in real life you went into a bar and the bartender was selling guns and bullets to drunkards over the counter.
@OlvynChuru Huh, I guess I never thought of it that way.
But considering the entire tavern will go hostile if you're caught pick pocketing one person, I think that it's safe to say that causing any trouble would result in your demise.
These barkeeps will punish troublemakers to the fullest extent of their wrath.
The fact that people like the mayor of Nashkel always go "oh, so you're just in it for the money, you selfish bastard" when you ask how much they'll pay for whatever suicidal mission they want you to go on. Well, excuse me for wanting something in return for going through a freaking monster infested mine to help a village that I have absolutely no personal connection to. Especially since I'm the only one around who's willing to do it at all.
I bet Ghastkill tells musicians who play at his parties that he can't pay them but that they should "think of the exposure!".
Head canon: Gorion can't cast high-level spells. He just knows how to activate the ancient anti-thieving wards in Candlekeep and is horrified when it turns out how over the top and lethal they are.
Head canon: Gorion can't cast high-level spells. He just knows how to activate the ancient anti-thieving wards in Candlekeep and is horrified when it turns out how over the top and lethal they are.
Ei-Vene in the mortuary is deaf; however if Morte uses the Litany of Curses on her, she hears him and turns hostile. Vaxis (the fake Zombie) can hear and he is not undead; however the Litany of Curses does NOT work on him.
A mind flayer probably considers humanoid brains to be very different from their own. Mind flayers don't eat mind flayer brains, after all; their brains are added to the Elder Brain when they die.
We have a nice set of barbells in Durlag's Tower available (either to remove to a more suitable location or reforge) and yet there is only a magical tome to increase strength.
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Huh, I guess I never thought of it that way.
But considering the entire tavern will go hostile if you're caught pick pocketing one person, I think that it's safe to say that causing any trouble would result in your demise.
These barkeeps will punish troublemakers to the fullest extent of their wrath.
I bet Ghastkill tells musicians who play at his parties that he can't pay them but that they should "think of the exposure!".
Gorion's ward picks a pocket in Candlekeep, Gorion insta-kills him with a high-level spell.
Sarevok & Co assault Gorion and his ward outside Candlekeep, Gorion spams puny magic missiles.
Vaxis (the fake Zombie) can hear and he is not undead; however the Litany of Curses does NOT work on him.
Edit: Spoilered.
I've been told.
I've played it for about 20 minutes, but I lost interest in favor of the other games. I own it though and will get around to playing it eventually.
A community of brain-eating monsters is led by a giant brain.
As others have pointed out, it's a giant amalgamation of Mind Flayer brains in a jar.
It's basically the equivalent of a town being led by a giant zombie brain made of human flesh.
Hello, welcome to Cityville, would you like to meet our mayor?