Favorite/Least Favorite NPC endings (definite end game spoilers!)

[Pirengle]

Congrats on the big mecha avatar, Illumina.

I think it would have been better if the endings were less of a review and more of a snippet. I'd really like to see a snapshot of their lives post-ToB. Sarevok's journey to Kara-Tur. Haer'Dalis' return to Sigil. That sort of thing.

[shadowhound]

Originally posted by Nerull: Just the consort? Why not the whole party? Even if they are just "divine servants" to you, they still were loyal through everything. Why not reward them?

Would you really want to spend eternity listening Aerie's constant whinging?

I quite liked Korgan's ending. I mean who else could take control of an entire dwarven clan and the attack the drow. Not only that but he became known as a hero .

[ 05-29-2004, 07:21 AM: Message edited by: shadowhound ]

[shadowhound]

Originally posted by Bahamut: What is Cernd's ending?

With his guidance no longer needed, Cernd left Bakilas's company and reunited with his son, Ahsdale. His duty to nature constantly called him away, however, and the boy grew bitter. Years later Cernd attained the title of Grand Druid, but stopped the ascension when he learned that his long-estranged child now wielded twisted magics, and commanded an army threatening the Sword Coast. Cernd abdicated, citing that he could not hold such responsibility when he had been so grossly deficient in his personal obligations. Neither Cernd nor Ahsdale would survive when they finally met in battle. They were strangers to each other, and the only common ground they found was where they fell, a spot that gave rise to a wondrous oak that turns the gravest of reds at season's change.

[Black Baron]

Edwin has every statistic 10 except 18 int and 16 constitution. 10 wisdom is an average man wisdom. He is not that stupid to attack elminster. I mean he is probably intelligent enough to do a research about his enemy, first. Elminster is a bag of cheese and uber spells and probably weapons. It is obvious that since he does not have probably even one third of Elminster's spells he will not attack him. Stands to logic.

[shadowhound]

True but I doubt that Edwin would be able to accept the fact that there is a mage out there more powerful then him. It seems to me that it would be typical Edwin to challenge the Elminster just to prove that he is the most powerful.

[Link]

I kinda like Cernd's ending. It may be melodramatic and stuff, but it's cool nonetheless [img]smile.gif[/img]