The thing about the BG1 characters is they didn't really have any, they where really just a couple of lines of dialogue. This left players to form their own impressions of the characters. Thus, diffe… (View Post)

It's a poke at genre tropes in general. Read Terry Pratchett's Guards! Guards! (View Post)

Which is a limitation of the D&D alignment system, not a problem with Caelar's characterisation. (View Post)

But... but... what if Morte gets kidnapped? (View Post)

I think it's important to remember that the cultural impact of Baldur's Gate is zero. Go out into the street and ask the people you meet about Baldur's Gate and most of them will have never heard of … (View Post)