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Evil?

Discussion in 'BG2: Throne of Bhaal (Classic)' started by ywpark89, Jan 7, 2002.

  1. ywpark89 Guest

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    I have a sorceror that I recieved from my cousin. It's been through hell and has the stat bonuses, but there's one prob. It's neutral EVIL. I tried SK, but it says LN there. Help!
     
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    You did something evil in hell. That makes you neutral evil no matter what you start like. My CE sorcerers became NE after hell.
    Its enough that you do one test in an evil way to be NE.
     
    joacqin, Jan 7, 2002
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    Big deal!

    My paladin cavalier also became NE after hell.

    All his fault was, that he killed that dragon in the test of pride.

    Being proud is evil? Hmm...I don't think so....Ah whatever!:(
     
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    'tis one of the Seven Deadly Sins :nono:. Is it true that you are made evil if you do _any_ of the trials in the evil manner? It seems a little biased, particularly if you play an evil character who then, for instance, sacrifices themself to save an innocent.
     
    Maldir, Jan 7, 2002
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    When you seriously role-play the tests, it is pretty obvious which choices are evil and which are good. My first time through I had no problem. My second time...when I was more power hungry, I failed a few (including pride).

    Shadow Keeper cannot over-ride the "Hell-Given" alignment. You either have to make your own character, or get a saved game from your cousin *before* Hell, and play from there.
     
    Mathetais, Jan 7, 2002
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  6. Lord Sarevok Guest

    Hmm, I hear that alignment and reputation don't affect much in ToB anyway...can't you become an good God anyway? If you're a true powergamer, you'll read a walkthrough ahead of time and pick which ones you want ahead of time, be they good or evil.
     
    Lord Sarevok, Jan 8, 2002
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