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Our bard @m7600 seems to be an excellent observer as well as a keeper of lore and spinner of stories. He was able to shed some light on the disappearance of the Rogue Stone and uncovered a possible connection to the Treants. Very impressive. And a Krogan battlemaster knows who is worthy of being...

Just wait until I had time to think about an appropriate response to that. "Revenge is a dish best served cold." I know, it's an old Klingon proverb, but it could be Krogan. Anyway, it's a very flattering picture, I barely look older than 400 years, where did you get it?

I told you how suspicious it is that everyone is evading your question. Even you never explained when you last saw the Rogue Stone and you were the last one down there. And excuse the stereotype, but since I mentioned it about ferrets, bards are also known for their excellent pickpocketing...

Hmmm... I hadn't considered that. Highly improbable though, as you're not generally known for leaving behind a trail of destruction. I still think the most likely explanation is that something or someone made the Treants really, really angry and defensive, or another invisible force was at work...

Those are great ideas, why not do all of it? Disguise as big squirrels (do we have a mage here who can cast illusions? I think I'm too big to pass for a squirrel even when dressed up as one), plant some acorns to show we come in peace, but take the botany textbook with us as last resort for...

Stop scaring the customers. I already told him the mushroom would serve him something. No krogan drinks for you squishy skinny creatures.

Welcome to our Tavern! I've had my eyes on your SoD item upgrade mod for BG2EE for a while now, planning to include it the next time I have someone reach Athkatla (too busy with other games right niw, though). Siege of Dragonspear introduced so many cool items, it would be a shame to let them...

(knocks softly on the closed coffin lid) Are you alright in there? We've banned garlic from the kitchen and put heavy curtains on the tavern windows to keep the sunlight out.

Version 1.5 is the latest I can find quoted when searching for it, but since the Beamdog Forum thread isn't available right now, it's difficult to say if it got updated in the meantime. It would be helpful if you knew the mod authors, maybe they're active somewhere else and can be contacted.

That's reassuring. Then we can probably assume they didn't attack the tower, but were either searching for something or acting in self defense. And their reaction towards me might not have been hostile after all. I may have misinterpreted their body language, perhaps they were just trying to...

After our recent experience with the giant rats in the basement, I decided to explore the area to the north of our Tavern a bit more thoroughly. After all, this place has been built very recently and we still need to establish a secure perimeter and make sure the roads are reasonably safe for...

I see. That seems like a restriction that people might want to use for themselves, but it doesn't sound reasonable to enforce it. Swapping armour is unrealistic, of course, but seeing which type of enemy you're facing and quickly snapping a different bracelet around your wrist or throwing...

I don't understand, not familiar with 5e rules. What exactly are you referring to?

I think it's really cool what you're doing. I have to admit I only gave the Skyrim episodes a very careful side glance, though, for fear of spoilers. Can you or anyone else here who has watched those episodes recommend a part of it that I can safely watch to get a good impression of the game...

None of you answered the question how you can prove your own innocence, though. Very suspicious. I smell a conspiracy. I'm also really, really disappointed that none of our guests were brave enough to face the rats. That would never have happened on Tuchanka. And I'm trying very hard not to...

To say I'm innocent would be a lie. In this particular case though, I am, in the sense that I didn't steal the stone. Evidence? Look at me. I'm too big and noisy to sneak around. But @Antimatter , what can you say in your defence? You were the last one down there, and you're easily...

You immediately need to publish all your login data and corresponding passwords here so that we can vote in a poll if they're safe enough or should be changed. (Trying to look very serious and hoping that Antimatter isn't good at interpreting Krogan facial expressions)

Found in Trompdoy's Cave (Braccus' vault quest) in Divinity: Original Sin 2. The corresponding journal entry says that the ring wants to be worn. I wonder if it's a Lord of the Rings reference, or just coincidence?

I admire sticking to roleplaying decisions even if they hurt. However, in this case it's visible from the wall structure that it's a blunt and heavy mechanical trap, and the rules mention before that those can't be disarmed, so there's room for roleplaying that a high INT character like Imoen or...

I have one more question if you don't mind, which is probably too imprecise to be answered properly, but since you're here, I'm going to ask it anyway: You have been connected to D&D for a long time, do you think nowadays people who weren't involved with it before can still get into tabletop...