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This same thing has been going on for the last 15 or so years. There are usually several game companies making licensed D&D games at any one time. Some of them turn out to be crap and some of them turn out to be gems. I'm sure that the games we'll get in the future will be that way too. Just read ...

There is a list posted under Find Familiar posted 12-19-00. Perform a search for it.

When you get to a certain age, ( I'm a great grandfather), you have to pace yourself. That's when you realize that looks are highly overrated, except for simply looking.

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It was just curiosity, the only NPC who appealed to me enough to even consider trying to romance was Mazzy. The rest of the females had, I thought, fairly unpleasant dispostions.

If you want to bring your character up from BG1, there are tomes of INT there, but none in BG2.

A thought just occured to me ( a rare event). Although I have never followed those threads, from what I read here, every female NPC can be succesfully romanced. Does the same hold true for the male NPC's using a female protagonist?

When you reach that climactic moment with your wife, you shout "I didn't know it could be like this, Viconia".

You turn down Brittany Spears when she asks you for a date, saying "Jaheira wouldn't understand".

Thanks all. Looks the concensus is that these are random and to keep trying.

If I find a boring place, I'll let you know. I've completed the game once, going through again trying to find a few spells and items I missed. I guess that I just have a high quotion of boredom.

I haven't been able to find these spells. Anyone know where I should be looking?

I forget how old I am, but I clearly remember playing Akalabeth (Richard Garriott's first offering) and playing Wizardry (when it first was released) for 1000+ hours.