Akachi????

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#1

baldurs_gate_99_dup

May 15, 2009 19:53:19
I read on the FR Wikia that Akachi was the chosen of Myrkul and that this is from NWN2. This is the first I have heard of him since I don't have the game. Is there any more information on him?
#2

sfdragon

May 15, 2009 20:58:28
the +ONLY+ info on him is within the game itself.
#3

lord_karsus

May 17, 2009 11:57:58
-Is he any cool? Never played the game before, so this is the first I've heard of him.
#4

sfdragon

May 17, 2009 14:14:07
Akachi was a priest of Myrkul in Rasheman some time ago.

when his woman died and wad impaled in to the .... HE went and....... Myrkul went and.............

yeah the Betrayers Crusade came and went.... and just how do I do the spoiler tag again???
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according to the Game Akachi was a favored priest of Myrkul when his red wizard woman died and was thrown into the wall of the Faithless, he begged his god to free her and return her to him, which of course he did not, thus Akachiraises and army and mounts a crusade to seize her from the wall. He only partially succedes, she is freed but Akachi becomes known as the betrayer and his cursed
#5

aumvor

May 17, 2009 18:31:49
Akachi is a fictional fictional (h3h3h3) character created by the Obsidian writers for the purpose of furthering and adding to the plot of NWN2:MotB as far as I know, never seen anything official about him.
#6

Stigger

May 17, 2009 18:49:57
Which is a pity really, because it was a great concept, and made for an even better story.
#7

lord_karsus

May 17, 2009 21:21:59
-Sounds halfway interesting.
#8

ywhtptgtfo

May 18, 2009 23:02:11
Actually, the plot around Akachi is ****.

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Apparently, Myrkul made Akachi into some kind of soul-eating leech (kind of like Darth Nihilus in KOTOR 2) that lives off of someone and forces the host to consume souls. One of the ending of the game is such that the main character can consume Akachi and then become some sort of god-killer that can eat gods (and to think Myrkul didn't use something like this on his enemies).

The whole plot with the Wall of Faithless also doesn't make sense. Bad story in general.
#9

Stigger

May 19, 2009 9:50:24
Sure it does. Its about mortal frailty and priorities conflicting with divine ones. Its a pretty good take on a tragic romantic (and no, not in the Harlequin sense :P ) story.
#10

markustay63

May 19, 2009 10:30:27
Why is it every time I read this thread's title, I want to say "Gesundheit!"? :P
#11

lord_karsus

May 19, 2009 10:31:34
-Funny; I was going to bring up that I didn't like the name, because the first two or three times I saw it, I thought it said 'Akadi'. The 'c' and 'h' kinda merged into a 'd'.
#12

markustay63

May 19, 2009 10:35:04
Right... like someone with a 'cold' saying "Akadi".