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Got to love that talking sword

Discussion in 'BG2: Shadows of Amn (Classic)' started by Fizban, Jul 14, 2001.

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    Fizban, Jul 14, 2001
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    Mind me, not many will share your emotion :)
     
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    Well why not?

    btw know where the goggles of identify are?
     
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    The merchant on the second floor of Gaelyn Bayle's home.
     
    Alex, Jul 14, 2001
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    And you can get a pair of the djinn who you summon with limited wish.
     
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    ah, i see you read dragon lance fizban. god i love those books!
     
    nicholi, Jul 15, 2001
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    The ones written by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman are ok but I really wouldn't comment on some of the others... Especially not the fifth age books by Jean Rabe.
     
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    Ya actually I haven't read a fantasy books for a while, I finished the dragonlance series borrowed it from my bud. Since it is summer and I only got a part-time job, I started reading lord of the rings. THey are so fricken boring, when does it start getting interesting?
     
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    Never. But I recommend the Dark Elf Trilogy(FR), Dragons of Summer Flame(DL), or Vampire of the Mists(RL).
     
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    I have to stand up for LotR. I thought they were a great series. They are just a different style of writing than D&D books.
     
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    Hear hear, Magnus. (-:
     
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    People, this is the BG2 forum and the topic of this thread is "Got to love that talking sword". Take your reading material discussions to the proper forum please...
     
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    Oh yeah. Talking sword. Heh. Sorry, there.

    Well, personally I don't find that sword even slightly amusing, but then I find Jan's stories incredibly boring and he has some people in stitches, so, different strokes. (-: The funniest NPC where I'm concerned is Edwin, and the funniest non-party character hands-down the beholder in the Sahaugin city. ("Oh, I get it, a beholder's guarding it, so it HAS to be cool, right?") (-:
     
    tjekanefir, Jul 15, 2001
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  14. ayecapitan Guest

    That's what I meant when said that not everyone would relate to the initial idea.
     
    ayecapitan, Jul 16, 2001
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    [​IMG] I personally loved the sentient sword. Some of it's dialogues are the funniest in the game. My favorites are "I may be an intelligent sword, but I have no formal education" and "I don't know what you were expecting, but as a sword I'm pretty one-dimensional in what I want."

    The funniest thing I heard on this message board was one person saying that Lilarcor said "Who's your daddy?"...at Nalia's father's funeral.

    I thought that was hillarious.
     
    TrueColorz, Aug 12, 2001
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    I find the combination of Minsc and Lilarcor one of the funnier aspects of the game. I realize they do not really interact but it seems like they do when the sword tells Minsc to "choke up" and "swing harder". Minsc's comment of "I need a bigger sword" is also very fitting. Of all of the character in BG2. Minsc is the one that would actually listen to the sword and follow its advice.
     
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