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Excellent reply! :LOL: A whole barrel of Antimatter Ale? Only if you share. Burning a hole through your stomach with pure energy is only fun if there are friends to witness it, either to laugh or to patch you up, or to be laughed at or patched up. [pulls up a chair]

So we make pierogi filled with treant sausages? Have you forgotten already that we became friends with the treants when we charmed that druid? Shame on you. Nobody has as many friends as the man with many cheeses! (free drink for who recognizes that line)

You're making good progress, and I see you found a reasonable RP justification to keep Baeloth around. That's great, because while he's also quite powerful, his dialogues definitely deserve to be read at least once. I finally see now that Jaheira is the only key to a peaceful solution in the...

Don't mess with vegetation, or you'll have to face Malevolent Shrubbery! Here's a note I found in some archives in Divinity: Original Sin 2, it was referring to Shambling Oaks, but I'm sure it can be applied to Treants as well:

People, or yetis, should really know better than to mess with tiny men. They have probably never met a LotR hobbit, or Tyrion Lannister. Man's most dangerous weapon is the mind. A cool moment to capture!

Thanks @Cahir for sharing your impressions, and I mostly agree with what you and @Antimatter are saying about the game in general. I played the original Mass Effect trilogy only a year ago, and I was so impressed by the excellent worldbuilding, storywriting, how complex and detailed the...

Wow, a second run so shortly after finishing for the first time? That's high praise for the game, especially since you said you usually play more open source than commercial games. Or do you usually play a game more often once you have begun? I'd be curious to hear if that's a general habit of...

Interesting. The source linked in the tweet is behind a paywall, but the concept art makes me curious. I hadn't been paying much attention to background and details of the available pictures before, but the style gives off more steampunky than medieval vibes to me, which would be a promising...

Do I look like a Krogan battlemaster or a Salarian scientist? I can't explain it as well as the folks who invented it. We're using tiny amounts of antimatter, otherwise where's the fun? Can't go and produce a collision that turns a whole paying customer into pure energy, right? And asking to pay...

@mlnevese , not everything a Krogan touches is going to explode. I only serve the drinks, I don't make them. Stop scaring the guests or volunteer to prepare something yourself for the next day. Technically, Antimatter Ale is just an energy drink, only with an unknown amount of energy and no...

[walks in with a parchment and slaps it to the wall next to the kitchen counter) Listen people, the cook is sick again, but it's Friday and the guests are hungry, so I had to come up with something quickly. We Krogans aren't exactly famous for our handwriting (or our cooking, for that matter)...

Could you please explain what exactly it is about 5e that bothers you? I'm not familiar enough with the new ruleset to have an educated opinion about it and would like to hear a bit more what people like or dislike about it and why. Is it the rules themselves, or more the way they are adjusted...

Thanks for sharing your much more detailed and well-informed view on this situation. I have to admit, I have usually only read the summaries of the Panel from Hell and articles about it, I haven't been following that closely how their approach has changed. It seems their biggest problem is the...

Haha, I had completely missed that update post this week. Greater Owlbear-like Treant? What's that? Some sort of hybrid creature? The Baleful Polymorph looks cool. I love polymorph spells. It's always fun to turn huge fierce enemies into squirrels, chickens, or in this case, a dog. Like the...

Hmmm, I think I have a different opinion on that. I don't know if the long Early Access is actually only a marketing strategy for making more money. Divinity: Original Sin was still crowdfunded via Kickstarter. Divinity: Original Sin 2 first launched on Kickstarter too, supposedly because...

A very touching Easter Egg in Divinity: Original Sin 2: In the Stonegarden, the graveyard on Reaper's Coast, there's a room in Ryker's Rest with a piano and a book on it: A nod, or rather a deep bow, to Kirill Pokrovsky, the composer of the music in the other Divinity games, including...

Nice image, immediately makes me want to be on that boat, feel the sun and wind on my face, hear the waves and smell the salt. Punishing combat, getting stunlocked and ragdolled across an island doesn't really fit that mood, though.

Ah thank you. That explains why I didn't know the reference. The movie is as old as mother. And I had already thought it was some Baldur's Gate incantation of a spell school that I don't remember.

I need a reaction button like that: ❓

Yeah, Zordral is nasty, unless you're a Cavalier or make it a habit of always walking around with Remove Fear cast on your party. You killed Minsc? But Wybrough, why, bro? Not judging your decisions, it's your game, but I wonder what's your RP explication behind this. Sure, it was self...