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| Wyrd Bearer08-12-05, 03:05 PM | Now, if you just had the same reaction as me, it probably sounded somewhat like this "Bzzwaah" followed by a perplexed expression. Okay, maybe this doesn't sound odd to people but it certainly threw me off. I just went and completed BGII: The Throne of Bhaal, again, but this was the first time I did so with Haer'Dalis in my party. His little "Animal Housesque" biography at the end mentioned that prior to him accidentally leading a revolt in the hells and becoming the most hunted man in all the planes, he ran away with a female cambion. Now I always thought that cambions were always male and alu-fiends were always the female ones (prior to 3ed where they got rolled into the half-fiend template). Am I wrong or did someone not do their research when making BGII? Thanks |
| Shemeska the Marauder08-12-05, 04:03 PM | Now I always thought that cambions were always male and alu-fiends were always the female ones (prior to 3ed where they got rolled into the half-fiend template). Am I wrong or did someone not do their research when making BGII? Thanks They probably just goofed, or they meant to say alu-fiend. In any event they're wrong, but it's not a huge goof. |
| lugnut7108-12-05, 07:08 PM | Or maybe there is a little something we don't know about our friend. Wink Wink. |
| Wyrd Bearer08-14-05, 10:55 AM | Yes, I figured that it was just one slip up. They were pretty good in the game at giving alu-fiends female bodies and cambions male ones. ... Then again, the surprises that fiends can have in store for mortals on their nupital night are more than I ever care to imagine. |