IJBall wrote:I suspect we'll also see Lilith again - she played too big a part of Book I to ignore, and I also suspect there was a lot more going on with her than we were let in on in Book I.
Hmm...
Slight Problem. I may have killed her every time. Actually, I did kill her every time. That sword was just too tempting.
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SpottedShroom wrote:There's evil and then there's just being contrary to your own best interests
IJBall wrote:I suspect we'll also see Lilith again - she played too big a part of Book I to ignore, and I also suspect there was a lot more going on with her than we were let in on in Book I.
Hmm...
Slight Problem. I may have killed her every time. Actually, I did kill her every time. That sword was just too tempting.
The joy of CRPGs. No matter how many games you kill an NPC in (hello, Captain Morgan), that NPC can still appear in the next game.
We may also see Father Michael again from Book I and find out more about his treachery.
Kreador Freeaxe wrote:
We may also see Father Michael again from Book I and find out more about his treachery.
Wow, very cool thought - and one that makes a lot of sense.
Also, I just finished my seventh play-through of Book II. This build was a Ranger with some Divination buffing and Alchemy. She was by far my most successful warrior - she sliced through the Taurax like they were wimps.
So, as I was wrapping up the scene in Talushorn, I was thinking about Book III. There is one point where "you" are told that there is more to you than you know. That is obviously a set-up for Book III. Since you don't seem to be part Orakur, there is some sort of history yet to be revealed. Such fun!
Kreador Freeaxe wrote:
We may also see Father Michael again from Book I and find out more about his treachery.
Wow, very cool thought - and one that makes a lot of sense.
Also, I just finished my seventh play-through of Book II. This build was a Ranger with some Divination buffing and Alchemy. She was by far my most successful warrior - she sliced through the Taurax like they were wimps.
So, as I was wrapping up the scene in Talushorn, I was thinking about Book III. There is one point where "you" are told that there is more to you than you know. That is obviously a set-up for Book III. Since you don't seem to be part Orakur, there is some sort of history yet to be revealed. Such fun!
[sarcasm]I don't know - I think being part Orakur would really help the plot advance...[/sarcasm]
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SpottedShroom wrote:There's evil and then there's just being contrary to your own best interests
I'd definitely love to know how you came by that space in the underground repository in B1. It's such an interesting location, particularly since the guy running it was a goblin. It would be cool to encounter another repository (maybe a branch office) in B3, and thereby learn a bit more about it.
It would also be nice to learn more about that guy that hired you to kill Lilith, what his relationship was to her, and why he was after her sword.
Jedi_Learner wrote:
One thing to consider is the ending of Book II and what we find in Fathamurk. When the beam of energy hits the Crux of Fire could there be the possibility that you were sent back or forward in time? Or do you remain in the current timestream? Dead characters could come back depending on this answer.
And, some more thoughts about the four Crux since they seem to be at the center of the story. You have one, the "One" has another and two are elsewhere. It would seem to me that your quests in Book III are going to be based on finding the other two. That's going to take a bunch of traveling and fighting. Can't wait.........
Jedi_Learner wrote:According to Korren the mages of Lorewitch Tower "study forgotten forms of ancient magick and collect relics from the past" and Charma does know about Erubor and his involvement with Crius Vindica.
I mean Erubor, not Korren. Whoops.
That's too bad, Jedi_Learner. For that, you will have to cut down the tallest tree in Tanglewood Forest...with a herring.
If I recall correctly, The "One" destroys the Crux of Fire at the end of Book II. If he does that, but we get sent back in time, does that mean that the Crux of Fire was never destroyed?, or rather, hasn't been destroyed yet?
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SpottedShroom wrote:There's evil and then there's just being contrary to your own best interests