is there anything like evil quests or anything like that in ToB??? What are they if there are any.

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There is sort of an "Evil" mini Quest where you get a choice of fighting Deamongron or killing Orden insted. But you get more EXP if you do the good way (fighting Deamon, sealing keep ect, ect)

is there ever a chance that u can be evil like sarevok without it messing up the game. Turn on people, kill certain people for a bounty or something?? Im just woundering cause my main person is neutral evil. And hes gonna be all powerhungry like sarevok.

<font color = "lightblue"> <blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Vassili_Zaitsev:
is there ever a chance that u can be evil like sarevok without it messing up the game. Turn on people, kill certain people for a bounty or something?? Im just woundering cause my main person is neutral evil. And hes gonna be all powerhungry like sarevok.<hr></blockquote>

No. That's the kind of thing you'll find in Fallout 1 & 2, and Arcanum. Party-based evil, as defined in BG2, is really limited to a selfishness concern for one's own interests alone--which is, after all, the beginning of all evil. But if you want to engage in the violent, socially destructive stuff, you won't find it in BG2. :D </font>

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It depends I guess on how evil you want to be.
You can Kill Valgyer Use his body to enter the sphere then turn it in for the bounty. That sounds pretty evil.

There is an Evil option to doing the druid grove quest. In my game I was approached by some guy outside the mayors house who wanted to build a road either through or by the Grove I can't remember which and he gives you some poison to put in the holy groves font that kills it.

There is also the evil option to give the Demon the Dragons Eggs in the Underdark and then kill the dragon for the exit scroll.

Pickpocketing the gem from the Underdark Halflings after agreeing to help them seemed pretty evil to me.

Those are just the few evil options I've come across in my travels
There are probably others

I almost forgot my personal favorite.

Going from Area to Area in the main city and depriving the citizenry of those annoying town cryers "Hear Ye! Hear...."*cry is replaced by a quickly fading scream as the fireball hits and reduces the poor lad to a smoldering pile of ash while burning a few onlookers who got too close**a Manaical laugh echoes through the docks as Zidaine melts back into the shadows in search of his next victim*

Mwa ha ha ha ha ha ha~~

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It depends I guess on how evil you want to be.
You can Kill Valgyer Use his body to enter the sphere then turn it in for the bounty. That sounds pretty evil.

There is an Evil option to doing the druid grove quest. In my game I was approached by some guy outside the mayors house who wanted to build a road either through or by the Grove I can't remember which and he gives you some poison to put in the holy groves font that kills it.

There is also the evil option to give the Demon the Dragons Eggs in the Underdark and then kill the dragon for the exit scroll.

Pickpocketing the gem from the Underdark Halflings after agreeing to help them seemed pretty evil to me.

Those are just the few evil options I've come across in my travels
There are probably others<hr></blockquote>

That's all SoA. He asked about ToB. And besides, after you use Valygar's body to enter the Planar Sphere, it disappears, so you can't turn it in for the bounty.

No specifically evil quests in ToB, I'm afraid. Although I'm sure you can do most quests in an evil way, like with SoA.

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In addition to what Daniel posted:

In Watcher's Keep there is an option to side with one of the two demons on the third level if you are evil - not that it really changes the outcome of things, as J'aran said, basically it's just a way to play the evil way.

There is an alternate ending for evil characters, based on what dialog options you choose, but it's a subtle sort of evil, which actually suits a neutral evil alignment rather well.

ok, thanks guys