Probably A Dumb Question After All This Time (spoilers)
UnderstandMouseMagic
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Quite straightforward though.
Do the female love interests get taken by Bodhi and then you have to kill them/resurrect them?
I have only played a male charname once or twice and couldn't remember. And was trying to figure out whether it works as well narratively.
Dracula perhaps, but Bodhi?
So swapped Dracula for Bodhi and thought about my love interest going off with him and decided I would be far more pissed off with the love interest.
The long trip to the Amaunator Temple would leave far too much time to brood, they would wake up to a right earful.
Do the female love interests get taken by Bodhi and then you have to kill them/resurrect them?
I have only played a male charname once or twice and couldn't remember. And was trying to figure out whether it works as well narratively.
Dracula perhaps, but Bodhi?
So swapped Dracula for Bodhi and thought about my love interest going off with him and decided I would be far more pissed off with the love interest.
The long trip to the Amaunator Temple would leave far too much time to brood, they would wake up to a right earful.
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Dorn didn't (With male charname; thought I can't figure why, his dialogue was in a mess), Rasaad protected by god, Hexxat... well, Hexxat.
I have no idea what happens to Neera.
"Oh dear, too bad, now where were we".
Which kind of illustrates my thinking. It's quite a big plot development, it resonates. Yet can't help but feel it works better with a female charname yet BG is so obviously slanted towards male consumers, main demographic for computer games ect. at the time. It's very romantic.
What, you actually have to engage with these vampires? Since when?
Yep, that encounter wasn't a good idea.
I think it's a great twist and does fit with what's happening RP wise.
Chances are you will get at least one party member level drained, so perhaps forcing you to withdraw and rest giving time for Bodhi to do her evil seduction followed by the blood draining.
The whole episode works particularly well RP wise if you are romancing Anomen, corrupting the priest, turning him, having you kill him, women kill men far less frquently than men kill women so that's there as well, eventually having to save him.
It's a classic, lot of tropes there and subversing them as well.
But it's at player's expense.