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On the other hand, gaining a "partner in crime" could lower his defenses as well -- someone who shares his (depraved) interests / hobbies / bloodlust (especially if charname keeps the parties reputation VERY low). The more you have in common with someone the more likely he would be to "open up" ... at least partially. It may be enough for a relationship to develop (even tho it would likely just keep spirialing towards madness and depravity).
I'm not sure if you're shooting for compatability with the BG1NPC project, but something I'd forgotten about was Monty killing those farmers at Feldposts Inn in Beregost (not that they diddn't deserve it ). I'm guessing they wrote that in to show his impatience (and tendency towards violence)I was surprised by the amount of content they gave him though ... I'd figured they would devote everything to Xzar instead (who's presumably easier to write for).
Smiling Imp needs to read up a few steriotypical Duegar "love" fanfics, i see a relationship with Montaron being just like one
As with most bad relationships, this one is going to be dabbling into narcotics. Mostly lotus leaves but I have been trying to find out more about this one as well.http://forgottenrealms.wikia.com/wiki/Traveler%27s_dust
Quote from: Smiling Imp on December 03, 2012, 12:42:49 PMAs with most bad relationships, this one is going to be dabbling into narcotics. Mostly lotus leaves but I have been trying to find out more about this one as well.http://forgottenrealms.wikia.com/wiki/Traveler%27s_dustTraveler's Dust is Post-Spellplague, which means it doesn't exist yet during the time frame of Baldur's Gate.If you want something nasty and canon, you could go with Mordayn Vapor, aka Dreammist, instead. It's a highly addictive hallucinogenic whose vapors are inhaled to produce beautiful visions, but if you use too much or actually eat or drink it, it's deadly poisonous. You can find the full description in Lords of Darkness.