Barcus at the Last Light Inn.
Yet another poorly written set of dialogue choices. The whole thing bemused me, including the way Wulbren treats you, with no explanation why, and his attitude towards Barcus, with no explanation why. Is there further action on this in Act 3?
I'm currently chewing my way through the saga of the fights against Ketherick Thorm. At Moonrise Jaheira gives a speech about Nightsong blazing a path and what she will do to Thorm when she gets to him. The next time you see Nightsong she does okay in Round 1. In Round 2 she is a captive again.
Only found out yesterday that One-Becomes-Many (the rat guy) in the Gauntlet is tied in to the Yurgir-Raphael contract.
Wulbren has abandonment issues. Both of them never explain why the relationship become the way it is.
But the only clue you can find is on a diary on abandoned camp on Underdark beach in which says basically Wulbren wondering if he ever see Barcus ever again after he moved to the surface.
In my mind, I think Wulbren feel abandoned, and later grow resentful towards Barcus.
OR, if the diary wrote by current Day Wulbren, it just means that Wulbren actually cares about Barcus but try to prevent him for joining his radical movement by being an a-hole. Which to me also make sense.
Last edited by Dext. Paladin; 27/09/23 01:20 AM.
