TwoDamnMellow

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I tried not to go super crazy with it. (Modded)

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I tried not to go super crazy with it. (Modded)

I’m just wondering because my Tav is an elf and elves live up to like 700 years old. Surely, carrying the team as Tav does fucks up their back. Holy shit, is that why elves have that stretching animation when they’re idle?

That scroll, in great detail, explains the rushes of adrenaline and ecstasy a worshipper of Bhaal feels when they take a life. The Dark Urge, being the most purest Bhaalspawn, would feel these rushes to a greater degree.

This leads me to ask, is the Dark Urge constantly edging as they slice themselves forth towards Baldur’s Gate?

-you find this scroll where the fish people are-

TLDR; You’re probably constantly edging while you sliced your way forth toward Baldur’s Gate. Your companions make for good friends, not great lovers.

I genuinely love the Dark Urge, they can be such a complex character, unfortunately, the romances kinda feel one sided. Your partner only seems to be interested in helping you when you’re literally about to stab them. It doesn’t help that they get on your ass after they ignore your concerns and the discovery about your involvement in the absolute plot.

“You should’ve told me that you were a murderous psychopath!”

“That was the second thing I told you since I’ve met you.”

“I can’t believe you didn’t tell me you were a cult leader.”

“What p

I started a new Dark Urge playthrough and immediately after escaping the Nautiloid I hear the screams of the damned. It’s like a quiet wailing far off the in background.

Bug or not it’s really amusing. Having Gale explain that your gory fantasies are normal and even he sometimes has them, all the while you’re presumably hearing the cries of your previous victims is somewhat morbidly funny.

The first Blight lasted over 200 years and dragged the Tevinter Imperium down to its knees. Yet, every subsequent Blight has been defeated and routed faster than the last.

The 5th Blight was ended by two wardens and battered nation and a coalition of unlikely allies. At the end of Awakening it is revealed that the Architect prematurely started the Blight in hopes of ending it before it started. So, I guess we can just write the 5th Blight as being too undercooked.

I guess my true question is, How powerful can a Blight be? It is a cataclysmic event, a horde of tainted creatures led by a corrupted Old God, but seems to be repelled more quickly and efficiently every time it pops up. How many

The Dark Urge is the only Origin to not be a fully voiced companion, but I think it would be really cool. Think about it, when playing the Dark Urge you’re in a first person perspective, It would be really interesting to see them from another person’s eyes. They obviously wouldn’t tell you about these compulsions as they wouldn’t want to be ostracized or perhaps even killed, but you’d be able to piece together that something is off by their words, and actions.

Imagine them coming to trust you enough to confine and confess to the murder of Alfira, and these dark compulsions, which then forces you to either abandon them or promise to keep an eye on them. When you meet Isobel you sense the Da

Seriously, he wildshapes into a doormat every time Kagha makes a command. He knows that turning away the refugees is wrong. He knows that imprisoning Arabella is wrong, but does it anyways. It’s not enough to be a good person to be a good leader you also need a backbone.

As the saying goes “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing,” Rath did nothing. It’s only when some local nobodies find evidence of Kagha’s treachery he picks up arms. The evidence really consisted of a note saying she’s working with the shadow druids. So what? WE ALREADY KNOW SHES AN ASSHOLE! She killed a kid! You can forgive child murder but not this?!

The worst part for me is that