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? about game/monastery, ? about ToB music

Discussion in 'BG2: Throne of Bhaal (Classic)' started by Orkrist the Cleaver, Aug 19, 2001.

  1. Orkrist the Cleaver Gems: 13/31
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    [​IMG] OK, first's first.
    1. How do I go into the monastery in that desert town? Should I just go through the front? Does that locked coffin in the cave of the dead go to the monastery, the one I need a special key for? Where do I get the key?

    2. Has anyone thought or noticed that the music in ToB is kind of like the music in Indians Jones-Raiders of the Lost Ark? Like the parts in the movie when they open up the Ark, you know what I'm talking about? Anyone?

    [Could you type question instead of ? in the headline next time? I don't think it'd take you that much more time, and it'd make me happy. ;)] -Tal

    [This message has been edited by Taluntain (edited August 20, 2001).]
     
  2. Xenecor Gems: 10/31
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    For question #1
    go into the smugglers cave and talk to an old "friend" He will give you 2 ways to get into the monastery. It's up to you which way you choose. The coffin is one of the options.
     
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    If you haven't gone to the two places Balthazar put on your map, go there first. After you return, there are 3 ways to get in to the monastary.

    *** Spoilers ***
    1) Kill the gatekeeper for his key to the gate.
    2) Sneak in with Saemon Havarian.
    3) Get the key to that locked door in the Cave of the Dead.
     
  4. Big B Gems: 27/31
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    Orkrist! Thank You!!!! I thought the same thing about the Indy music. Good golly I'm not going insane...at least not yet.
     
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    I thought the music in Sendai's Conclave sounded like the theme music from Cape Fear.
     
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