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" By the way - why was there a Lich in the back room of the Tavern at the city gates, and what was the bit between the two "lovers" (at thhe same location) supposed to be all about? I never did figure out what that was all about (or never got the right quest). "

Liches create lairs in the place ...

Jaheira's romance would be great were it not for her hubby.

As it is she's a freak. If my lifting partner were hit by a car and his wife started playing footsie with me at the open casket service, I'd be a little disturbed.

I apologize for my week+ absence: work has dared to interfere with my gaming time. I *am* reading all this, and with great interest.

General notes:
1. Getting a handle on the personalities of the various NPCs is more difficult than I had expected. The problem is that much of it 'comes out' in ...

Ajantis! Yes, definitely. Sure he's dead, but are our party members the only citizens of Faerun who know how to access the temple resurrection service? If anyone, I'd think a paladins' guild would do so.

That reminds me: There's a fellow in my workplace named Allen Helm. I set his computer up to ...

Excellent, excellent.

Firstly: Mikel - thankyouthankyouthankyou. That link is a godsend. I had no idea there was already a community of amateur game mod developers. Story and script I most certainly do not want help with, but duplication would be a shame, and I hadn't even thought of translation ...

Ahh, Kerra dear..
I'm pretty sure I know which server you play, and I'm pretty sure I know what you're talking about, and I'm really sure such things are best not made public knowledge, even on non-EQ boards.

Seabass: No.
I'm going to work within the party makeup provided by the designers. In the case of NPC romances what I've mostly heard is, "I wish it was possible to go for one of the other fellows." When I'm done, it will be.


The rest of you guys: go away!
Heh heh - this post is directed ...

Yikes.... Kerra, I promise the NPC for whom I create a romance will have nothing at all to do with Aerie.

Hell hath no fury indeed.

The scripting language and compiler included with BGII is powerful. So powerful, in fact, that I'm surprised there haven't been many fan scripts released other than minor tinkering. You can create complex cut scenes, new characters, voice overs, tie-ins with existing quests ...you name it.

I've ...