[mod] The Life and Heroism of Jimothy the Raccoon
LavaDelVortel
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The beloved Jimothy, the famous raccoon that took us by storm, was recently seen in Toril! The mod adds a new quest to Baldur's Gate 2: EE, during which you will get your chance to meet our little hero and listen to the stories the nobles of the Athkatlan Government District have to say about him, but... it's not just that. There are dark clouds gathering above the District. Will you and Jimothy keep the evil at bay?
The quest begins some time after your first arrival in the Government District, after you've talked to the three guards at night. Remember to visit the district every now and then.
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Disclaimer: the mod is pretty small, and not too serious, but come on, let's be honest -- you really thought Weasel Mods would stay quiet about such an amazing celebrity like Jimothy?
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Wilson approves.
Soon he will have gathered all the other furries and replace Papa Bear (the bear in Acifer's poisonous furries mod I mean poisonous pathways). And no, rabbits are definitely not used for ... cleanliness of bears ...
AND NOW -- ALL PRAISE JIMOTHY
https://www.dndbeyond.com/monsters/6630759-jimothy-beloved-cryptid
He will also be included in a few other games:
WoW: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1344480211160729
GW2: https://www.facebook.com/reel/28091571000447668
"Jimothy can move through a space as narrow as 4 inches without expending extra movement to do so."
I mean that's the ultimate sneaky thief (perhaps excluding smaller furries like squirrels). I remember many years ago in a text-based MUD, a few areas where only accessible if you played a small race, e. g. halflings/gnomes. I liked the idea here in that certain parts of a game (but not game-breaking parts, mind you) were favouring having smaller races than the huge damage-yielding races.
I am also surprised that the vets did not try to capture Jimothy in reallife. Let's hope nobody reported him for mischief.
(Just don't expect it to be huge, but it can still be fun, I think!)