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Even I found that amusing. Good show.

<t>[quote="Argoth":3qj4wkq6]Don't think I've seen the movie. Anyway never put that much attention to Joneleth. But I guess you're right. I suppose Sarevoc was a good vilain too. Mainly becouse the Throne of B. when the protagonist comes to a point of what would happen if it was Sarevoc to be raised ...

[quote="Unen_Stealthfoot":3fifnu5z][color=darkred:3fifnu5z]For once, I agree completely with Vendrin. You hate Irenicus, but you feel almost sorry for him too. The best type of villian.[/color:3fifnu5z][/quote:3fifnu5z]

Bah... you could try not to act so surprised.

<t>[quote="Narsia Ny'Dhun":x0061qtg]Grahf from Xenogears, and also Krelian. And let us not forget Id, who was evil just because he was evil. That's the best kind of villain.[/quote:x0061qtg]<br/> <br/> Hardly, there can be no humanization of such a character, no empathy to strike up with.<br/> <br/>...

<t>Because I fear that my relentless badgering and logic would result in one of two things<br/> <br/> 1. His utter dismissal and ignoring me completely, thus shattering my very large and impressively potent ego.<br/> <br/> 2. We argue and he can not stand against my relentless logic and my very larg...

<t>[quote="Arathen":3548e2yw]well, actually, seeing as they made the entire Baldur's Gate series into books, I'm fairly certain it's canon.[/quote:3548e2yw]<br/> <br/> I don't think so because there is no mention of the destruction of Saradush(as I am fairly certain the town is still in existance an...

<t>[quote="Narsia Ny'Dhun":1mxnovsp]Oddly enough, that makes perfect sense.[/quote:1mxnovsp]<br/> <br/> It's basically what Bhaal did in the BG series except without the mess of raping females of every species and requiring those with his essence to die before he can use them.<br/> <br/> Pity that w...

<r>Just a repost of my latest comment on the last thread. Sums up what I feel.<br/> <br/> [quote="Shir'le E. Illios":kuj4bphg][quote="Vendrin":kuj4bphg]Mhmm. My question to you is, what kind of so called "good" goddess discriminates on gender bias? I mean if she made all her females change into male...

<t>[quote="Argoth":22f2nzzc]I think we already had a discussion on the necessity of the changedance and why does it work one way. My point of view is that becouse Eilistraee is still a female drow deity, and the sociaty from which she takes (through her servants) priestesses is matriarchal... it all...

Which is why if I ever played Vendrin the character anymore he would have left the faith at that point, probably going to Selune.

<t>[quote="Arathen":jmuvdy1n]I haven't even finished WotSQ, and I'm already fuming about the fates of my two favorite characters...since I sorta found out about them beforehand. Halisstra because I read the back of Sacrifice of the Widow (Stupid me, I know), and Ryld because of Wikipedia...<br/> *gr...

<t>[quote="Arathen":ye5lvuil]In regard to Shevarash, I've never actually been fond of him simply because of the "hatred of the drow" aspect of his dogma. If you read his dogma in Faiths and Pantheons, it specifically states "Redemption and revenge may be achieved through the utter destruction of the...

I figure humanity in such an instance would wipe every non human out. We can barely tolerate those of our own species, let alone another one with magical powers.

<r>[quote="Shir'le E. Illios":3v68mf0a][quote="Vendrin":3v68mf0a]Mhmm. My question to you is, what kind of so called "good" goddess discriminates on gender bias? I mean if she made all her females change into males to get that side of the story, then I could let it fly, but this still irks me.[/quot...

<t>[quote="Arathen":3u0jj1id]Thanks, though I stumbled across that last night. It was a good read. I, honestly, would be willing to do such a thing.[/quote:3u0jj1id]<br/> <br/> Mhmm. My question to you is, what kind of so called "good" goddess discriminates on gender bias? I mean if she made all her...