Freyedies twisted Servants?

kaythen · 03-13-2001, 11:52 PM

The old stout talks about freyedies going crazy "just like ole brinbath" and when I killed him on my "destroyer" replay, it said (Stout guard freed from twisted master) for each guard in the room. The narrator went on a rant about a laughing voice that was happy that he died. Does anyone know if these things are linked? Or anything about that plot at all?

Sazerac · 03-14-2001, 10:21 AM

A lot of times, when you fight one of the NPC's, they "summon" other characters to help them, such as a "Summon Creatures" spell (3rd level Fiend). When the NPC who does this dies, the characters are freed from their summoning, which apparently is the same as "Twisted Master." I've noticed this occurred when S'Keser Da summoned some Boogre Grunts when my characters were fighting her for the "eye", and subsequently killed her, or when Kreug summoned some Temple Vipers to help him in the fight we had with him. Each one said something like "Temple Vipers freed from Twisted Master" or something like that.

So, I assume that Freyedies summoned some more Stout Guards to aid him.

As far as the demonic laughing goes, I have no idea (nor does anyone else, from what I've read). I can only imagine it's another one of those "loose threads" that was never tied in to the game in its rush to get it out the door. Maybe it's the ghost of Brinbath...what if Freyedies, in his ambition, decided to kill Brinbath?

A major discrepancy I noticed is that both Bilbump (the stout at the beginning of the game) and Erzebette claim that Brinbath committed suicide (burned himself up, probably in the Burning Cavern). Yet Freyedies, when asked, claims that Brinbath "took a dagger to the head." Quite a different death...suicide vs. murder. It made me suspicious of Freyedies to begin with...

Worth pondering over, maybe.

-Sazerac

Sazerac · 03-14-2001, 10:30 AM

Or, it could be the ghost of Raskalion. Was Raskalion dead when you killed Freyedies? That would make sense...he hated Freyedies something fierce.

If he wasn't, then disregard that hypothesis.

-Sazerac

kaythen · 03-14-2001, 10:36 AM

I hadn't killed him yet. I think it was as you said " Not finished plot twist to get the game out on time". Not related, Freyedies said that only a king could use krowakendon, but I was able to use it. I must be a king!

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03-13-2001, 11:52 PM	#1
kaythen Dungeon Master Join Date: March 8, 2001 Location: richmond, va, U.S. Posts: 64	The old stout talks about freyedies going crazy "just like ole brinbath" and when I killed him on my "destroyer" replay, it said (Stout guard freed from twisted master) for each guard in the room. The narrator went on a rant about a laughing voice that was happy that he died. Does anyone know if these things are linked? Or anything about that plot at all?

03-14-2001, 10:21 AM	#2
Sazerac Ironworks Moderator Join Date: January 7, 2001 Location: Monroe, LA Age: 60 Posts: 7,387	A lot of times, when you fight one of the NPC's, they "summon" other characters to help them, such as a "Summon Creatures" spell (3rd level Fiend). When the NPC who does this dies, the characters are freed from their summoning, which apparently is the same as "Twisted Master." I've noticed this occurred when S'Keser Da summoned some Boogre Grunts when my characters were fighting her for the "eye", and subsequently killed her, or when Kreug summoned some Temple Vipers to help him in the fight we had with him. Each one said something like "Temple Vipers freed from Twisted Master" or something like that. So, I assume that Freyedies summoned some more Stout Guards to aid him. As far as the demonic laughing goes, I have no idea (nor does anyone else, from what I've read). I can only imagine it's another one of those "loose threads" that was never tied in to the game in its rush to get it out the door. Maybe it's the ghost of Brinbath...what if Freyedies, in his ambition, decided to kill Brinbath? A major discrepancy I noticed is that both Bilbump (the stout at the beginning of the game) and Erzebette claim that Brinbath committed suicide (burned himself up, probably in the Burning Cavern). Yet Freyedies, when asked, claims that Brinbath "took a dagger to the head." Quite a different death...suicide vs. murder. It made me suspicious of Freyedies to begin with... Worth pondering over, maybe. -Sazerac

03-14-2001, 10:30 AM	#3
Sazerac Ironworks Moderator Join Date: January 7, 2001 Location: Monroe, LA Age: 60 Posts: 7,387	Or, it could be the ghost of Raskalion. Was Raskalion dead when you killed Freyedies? That would make sense...he hated Freyedies something fierce. If he wasn't, then disregard that hypothesis. -Sazerac

03-14-2001, 10:36 AM	#4
kaythen Dungeon Master Join Date: March 8, 2001 Location: richmond, va, U.S. Posts: 64	I hadn't killed him yet. I think it was as you said " Not finished plot twist to get the game out on time". Not related, Freyedies said that only a king could use krowakendon, but I was able to use it. I must be a king!

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