▲ 115 r/oddlyterrifying
Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva, a.k.a. Stone Man Syndrome, an extremely rare disease that causes abnormal bone growth
u/MrMiles32 — 10 days ago
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▲ 111 r/baldursgate
In Baldur's Gate 1, Edwin is easily the best mage. However, between Xzar, Xan and Dynaheir, which one earns the silver medal?
Been asking myself this question for a while. What do your game experience thinks of it?
u/MrMiles32 — 1 month ago
Skeletal reconstruction of an English Longbowman. Since they got trained from a young age, they got overdeveloped shoulders and arm bones to compensate the muscle growth around those areas
u/MrMiles32 — 1 month ago
▲ 25 r/Megaman
What do you think about Zero 4 streamlining the Cyber Elf system into a single companion?
u/MrMiles32 — 1 month ago
▲ 47 r/baldursgate
Class kits you wish they were recruitable NPCs
Personally:
Dwarven Fighter/Cleric; Solid multiclass alongside shorty saving throws. (I know Yeslick exists. but he's non-existent in BG2 and only aviable halfway in the first game)
Necromancer: Illusion may be lost. But excellent necromancy saving throw bonuses and extra spell slots easily compensates it.
u/MrMiles32 — 1 month ago