| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| Rasputen_Bel_Kuhr09-10-06, 05:01 PM | If anyone has played baldur's gate 2 (hehe) when your at the gate district there is a dialogue between a thief and a gate guard and the thief is smuggling something with petals a unique shade of "black" I read somewhere that this was a black lilly or something could someone tell me what that is and where they come from. |
| Mecha_Pope09-10-06, 07:18 PM | It was black lotus, thats all i know though. |
| Tergiver09-10-06, 07:33 PM | If it was "black lotus" (which does sound familiar), then it's probably a Conan the Barbarian reference. |
| Bladesong09-10-06, 07:54 PM | Hmm... wouldn't it be a reference to the Magic the Gathering card? Was BGII TSR or WotC? |
| Andyr09-10-06, 08:33 PM | It was Black Lotus, yeah. BGII was, IIRC, during the TSR era. It was written by BioWare and Black Isle, though. |
| moto09-10-06, 09:59 PM | TSR did have to aprove every thing in the game though. some lisence was given but, for the most part TSR kept there nose in it. |
| Teh_username09-11-06, 12:29 AM | Uh, "black lotus" was very clearly code for opium, guys. Remember the room in one of the very first parts of the game, where a whole bunch of people are lounging on pillows, and offer Yoshimo some? Yeh. Magic cards've got very little to do with it. |
| Mecha_Pope09-11-06, 03:44 PM | Kinda funny how they offer the japanese-based guy the opium, as in RL thats what the brisish used to pretty much dominate and destroy much of asian life |