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Like the first and second pictures are almost certanly Angus Mcfife II, and he's probably the #1 fan of Robot Prince of Auchtertool so i would give him also the 3'rd pictuer.

i mean its also posible that animated universe and song universe is slightly difrent.

I just got a copy of Daydream Hour and the modern au sketches are inspiring me

OAAGHHHH . AAAAA. OOOOOH.GGG. WYEHEGSHHNHH. A

Ralathor in the misery and torment nexus is all I ever wanted

Me, approximately two minutes ago: "oh shit that's a QR code, I wonder where it leads!"

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Like the first and second pictures are almost certanly Angus Mcfife II, and he's probably the #1 fan of Robot Prince of Auchtertool so i would give him also the 3'rd pictuer.

i mean its also posible that animated universe and song universe is slightly difrent.

Electronic soundscapes lead into energetic “Demonic Devotion” which has the song’s protagonist, long trapped in his own mind, trying to reconcile with the destruction in his wake

We know who this is about now.

IT'S ABOUT HOOTS.

Their first meeting when he was a child? Carried. Their second meeting after putting Tooley back together? Carried. The bit where they dive into the portal after Proletius's sickass guitar solo? Carried. Those few precious moments after he frees Tooley from the influence of the Knife of Evil? Guess what, CARRIED.

That second one wasn't even necessary. The Prince just took him on a romantic moonlit flight for funsies. He took one look at this tiny green thing with a hammer, went "is anyone going to just Carry Him Around?" and didn't wait for an answer.

I fully believe that Angus just has to get used to being Randomly Picked Up every once in a while because your walking speed is suboptimal and you grow weary faster than I do. Come here. It is more practical this way.

(It's just an excuse and we all know it. Emotional support princeling.)

Angus trips over something one time and the Hootsman helps him stand up. The Prince immediately wants to punt the guy into the orbit and doesn't even understand why until later because excuse me sir, I'm the only one allowed to Pick Him Up.

Shit, there's even a fic about this (which I treasure dearly).

(not that he minds, but you didn't hear it from me.)

"Hey Angus don't you have a motorbike for quick travel over long distances and difficult terrain?"

Hey you, she's a grieving woman. Freshly bereaved. She has just found the mutilated corpse of her husband in a dungeon, she couldn't even put him to rest. And you tell me she can be romanced just days after? Bloody hells. In BG3 she is the only one who could have made me give Halsin a break for a run, but she is still loyal to Khalid - and this is fine. Characters have their lives, their stories, and this is hers.

Also, it feels so strange not to have lesbian/gay/bi/pan romance. There are 3 straight options for males and one (one, with a male human paladin, I demand an apology) straight option for women. So male coded I have to remind myself that the game is quarter a century old.

Anomen at least had a bit of a personality and he is pretty okay as a character.

Gods, I hate nwn2's Casavir so much. It's not even his fault.

In the same vein, they have a thing for Mother coded druids for Male PCs too huh?

First jaheira and then Elanee in nwn2.

At least EE somewhat rectified this for BG2. Well so did Mask of the betrayer for NWN2.

The more I type the more similarities these games have.

As for NWN2, I dimly recall that Bishop and Neeshka were supposed to be alternative romance options which were cut out. I can't remember if it's true, but god I WISH because I'm not too attached to Bishop but I'd take the mean ranger with a puppy over Casavir. Hell, I'd even take Sand since we all know that people love elven wizards (Xan in BG1 and Aloth in Pillars of Eternity.)

Mask of the Betrayer... OH MY DEEPLY AND UNCONDITIONALLY BELOVED MASK OF THE BETRAYER. WHAT a DLC. WHAT a storyline. WHAT a cast of companions.

Space:1993 will have Zargothrax team up with Angus and Friends to defeat Kor-Virliath in a « villain joins the good guys to defeat bigger evil » way.

After a rough start in the unexpected collaboration between the Dark Lord of Dundee and the Forces of Justice, they slowly learn to trust one another and put their differences aside to fight together. Their goal is set : questing for the Elements of Might to defeat the ancient Chaos God.

While they voyaged across the fallen kingdom of Fife for these ancien artefacts, they stumbled upon the Robot Prince of Auchetool himself. They provided care and healing for him as the Robot Prince was badly damaged from his last encounter with Zargothrax. Quest complete, with now another powerful ally, the Elements are in the hands of our heroes.

It is now in a tense atmosphere that they must depart for the last assault on Battlemoon-X22. The weight of the galaxy’s fate and of the countless souls living in it feels heavy on our heroes’ shoulders.

During the final battle, Knight, Barbarian, Hermit, Sorcerer and both Princes fight side by side, the armies of good and evil backing them up.

After a long struggle where too many heroes made the ultimate sacrifice for a slim chance at victory, the Chaos God doesn’t appear weakened. The Elements were too old and failed them. Now all hope seems lost and while the galaxy threatens to collapse on itself, eaten away by the seemingly invincible force of Chaos, they realise that they had the most powerful weapon all along. The one they desperately need to take down their otherworldly opponent : the Power of Friendship.

This magic, older than Chaos itself, is the last hope for the galaxy. For everyone.

Upon this realisation, with the swing of the Hammer of Glory, the powerful spell is casted.

It is a though Time itself has stopped. Our heroes’ hearts start shine. Angus connects the dots : the Elements didn’t work because they had the magic inside of their heart already, the artifacts were mere decoys, destined to fool those seeking their power.

The six warriors are the Elements of Might themselves :

the Hootsman being the Element of Hoot,

Sir Proletius the Element of Eagle,

Ralathor the Element of Submarine,

Zargothrax the Element of Basket,

The Robot Prince the Element of Greatness,

and Prince Angus McFife V, the mightiest element, the one cementing all of them together, the Element of Hammer

They can feel the Power of Friendship flow through them when Angus, crown Prince of the late Kingdom Fife delivers the final blow to Kor-Virliath.

He is finally defeated.

Our heroes now focus on restoring Fife, Angus tries to return to his original timeline with the help of Ralathor.