#Blackguards 2 lizard people full#

There really aren't a lot of different paths through the overland world either. I think the average player would clear at least 90% of the map as part of playing the main quest and unlocking the paths to the final areas. It's barely enough for 18 hours.īy the way, with the mandatory quest prerequisites on the final mission, there are really barely any side quests to speak of.

#Blackguards 2 lizard people full#

There's also an early 'twist' that's pretty meaningless, is never used to its full potential, and remains the only interesting story development until possibly the end battle.īasically the main plot is 'go to Mengbilla and kill the bad guy'. It doesn't feel especially urgent though, since you can always see how many locations are left on the map and how long the story is still going to continue for. The main protagonist is unsure if she's mad or dying or both, and is possibly being poisoned as well. In general, Naurim's and Takate's dialogues were heavily bugged, and Zurbaran never got a buff he was supposed to get (think DA:O style stat buffs for progressing through a relationship, although they seem to jump straight from 0/3 to 3/3), so I'm sure I've missed out on a ton of background knowledge. On the flip side, it's supposed to (!) make Niobe like you less, but you could just torture her into compliance. You can have him kill, torture, maim various people on your behalf, which also makes him like you more. Your general is a follower of the god of carnage, who all your companions are convinced will eventually betray you (I assume he will in the final battle, but his stats suck anyway). The protagonist knows all about this after never meeeting him before and having been locked in a dungeon with nothing but a book for four months (presumably it was the BG1 art book). He has been recaptured into slavery by his former mistress and then sold to somebody else for a single copper coin.

Zurbaran was never a noble, but actually a slave. They begin a tender relationship or he brutally manipulates her, depending on YOUR CHOICES. Later Niobe joins your camp and Naurim barely minds her being there while Zurbaran falls in love with her. Naurim made money selling drugs and cheating his partner Niobe (who you're supposed to recognize like she's a major character), but Zurbaran arranges for his lair to get raided by Niobe's toops on your orders (this is not shown, but heavily implied). Now he just wants to die for some reason (I never found out why because his dialogue bugged out early and he started repeating the same line infinitely). Naurim and Zurbaran sold Takate into slavery, he escapes, heads up his own tribe, is seduced into following your promises of a glorious death (his tribe just disappears), and joins up with his old group with barely a comment.