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How much ends exist in Siege of Dragonspear? Obvious spoilers here.

kamuizinkamuizin Member Posts: 3,704
in Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear
Pretty much the title.

Anyone care to explain them to me?

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  • SedSed Member Posts: 790
    You can pretty much either go an evil route or a good route.

    The choices made during the game will reflect how you are "judged" and there will be some differences how you escape into the woods, but the final scene is the same in both cases.
  • DasieqDasieq Member Posts: 135
    I noticed when I watched some gameplays on youtube that I had different ending than others. probably in stake is your reputation, your choices in the game, how you talk on your final trial to Belt, and what you choose to say from the evidence list on this trial. Im going to play the game once again to see the final results and changes in this ending. There r 2 endings for sure but probably even more.
  • JurisJuris Member Posts: 113
    There are two different endings at least - I think it's based on your responses at the trial (which is based on your decisions during the game). Also, there's one for being a paladin which is pretty cool. Then there's a difference with Corwin depending on the romance.
  • SirBatinceSirBatince Member Posts: 882
    geez you guys haven't really responded to his question at all.

    I will share the only one I got

    Caelar fights belly in a unstoppable cutscene and auto-dies


    Suffice to say thats probably the most boring possibility.
  • rapsam2003rapsam2003 Member Posts: 1,636
    Suffice to say, the actual number of endings is unknown at this point. What we know is the variables that affect which ending you get.
  • SirBatinceSirBatince Member Posts: 882
    hence why we get a great opportunity to share them in this thread! ;)
  • jsavingjsaving Member Posts: 1,083
    As others have said, whether there are multiple endings really depends on how you want to define "ending". If you are asking whether Beamdog has reprogrammed BG2 so you can begin that game in different/better circumstances, then the answer is that SoD has only one ending. If you are asking whether you can change the manner in which you approach BG2's starting point, then the answer is that SoD has a couple of endings. And if you are asking whether you can change how various NPCs feel about you, how they evaluate your actions, and how much help they are willing to give you, then the answer is that SoD has multiple endings.
  • LoveViconiaLoveViconia Member Posts: 196
    Juris said:

    There are two different endings at least - I think it's based on your responses at the trial (which is based on your decisions during the game). Also, there's one for being a paladin which is pretty cool. Then there's a difference with Corwin depending on the romance.

    The end is the same, it seems a set up to me, CHARNAME is allowed to escape, Imoen feels weird, and that's all. It doesn't seem that romances or trials have any meaning, do them or not, that is what is going to happen anyway.
  • Yulaw9460Yulaw9460 Member Posts: 634
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  • rapsam2003rapsam2003 Member Posts: 1,636
    Yulaw9460 said:

    rapsam2003 said:

    Suffice to say, the actual number of endings is unknown at this point. What we know is the variables that affect which ending you get.

    No matter what, it's still a better ending that Mass Effect 3. :p
    ...Take it to the Bioware forums, bud.
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