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The most hated NPC, that's easy. Irenicus, you spend the whole game running after him and you don't even know why he has done the things to you he did and you don't even know exactly what he did.

I've seen the face too. And i wasn't drunk or under medication or what so ever

Sure Dragonlance is better than the Forgotten Realms setting. Only compare the wizards: Elmister vs. Raistlin.
I rest my case.

Yeah Bush would be a Dark Paladin.
That brings up a question: How should a Dark Paladin be played?
Can he use nasty tricks in battle (like poison etc) or must he fight with honor. People who know the world of Dragonlance know a good answer to this question

It depends on your level. My first suggestion is don't engage a lich before you have level 7 priest spells in your party.
For the rakshaha's i can only say that i killed them very easily, but all my party members were level 16 or so at that time. So if you just started my overall suggestion is ...

If i were you i would get rid of the midget. He's of no use, you spend all your time and exp on him on top of this he also gets 50% of all exp. You know in the end he dies in the Underdark where he gets smashed by a gigantic pile of dung. You can't do a thing about it because it is a scripted event ...

I'd like to point out that the conversation you guys are holding actually belongs in the goody thread.
Another way of saying things is: You guys are killing goody!
And by posting here i'm actually helping you

In BG1 you needed a wyvern head for some quest. So when you killed a wyvern it dropped his head .
I think they didn't change a thing about the wyvern so it still drops his head when killed.

I have seen Beholders turn to stone because of the reflection by the cape. Although the description of the cape states that it reflects all spell damage back to the source, I think it reflects all magical projectiles back to the source!!

Yes you only have to do the silver dragons' quest. But in order to complete that quest you must go to the Drow city and perform several other quests to get to your ultimate goal.
And yes you can return to the Underdark, only not by the map, you must walk from screen to screen: You go to the surface ...

Beholders have an petrification gaze that's fired like a projectile. The cloack of mirroring will reflect this. The elder orbs on the other hand can CAST petrifecation without the projectile!

Well i think we're going to have to live with XP caps (and removers http://www.gamebanshee.com/ubb/smile.gif ) because from what i've been reading about neverwinternights i gathered that there will be an XP cap. I even think the XP cap will be around level 20 (3.000.000 points). So when you import ...

If you have Cromm Faeyr (warhammer) you will be able to kill clay golems in one single blow.

Hey Maurice I bet you forgot to make a screenshot of that!

I agree with Sleepy. Why should there be an experience cap? I reached my experience cap long before I took down the Irenicus' Dragon. Why should you not get experience for defeating such a great mythical being??

I've got the feeling that this topic is going to end up just like the 'Goody' topic.

This is what i found for ALL (Spoiler Alert) Quests in the Planar Sphere.
I remind you again Spoilers ahead!!

The Planar Sphere

Talk to the Cowled Wizard in the main goverrnment building and agree to track Valygar. Complete this quest as normal (oh, and keep the Solamnic Knights alive). Once the ...

When you play the tutorial you get Xan and Branwen in your party. Let me tell you that Xan hasn't changed a bit, he is still scared as sh*t

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If you have the parts you must go to the Docks district. You must enter a house next to the Sea's Bounty. When you enter this room you have to fight a few minotaurs. When this is over with you can go downstairs and there you will find the comb of Kangaxx. If you give him his parts ...