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Playing through the starter quests and such it occurs to me that the mention of a Museum is actually a wonderful idea, not only to have an actual curator to turn the rings in to but also as a place to display memorabilia and have perhaps some plaques in reference to the major events in Sundren history which help shape this world into the place we have all come to know and love.
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Ghal Narish, Battle-Mage
Faucon De'Ombre, Triadic Knight
Ulriel Gabrieth, Devout of Lathander
Noril De'nor, Archer ...
Liem Ashcroft, Miner, Smith, and Weaponsmaster
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I like it. Add a rogue-like 'steal this' quest to it as well. Have the Blackwood mercs guard the area.
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I think thats a great idea. People learn more from looking more than they do from walls of text so it might help those who missed out most of the big action to know what's going on in Sundren!
*edit* On what greypawn added. A quest to break in when its dark perhaps like the one with Alora on BG1
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History AND cash value. Sounds like a great combination. For the former point, who's writing the history? I'm sorta assuming it'll be from the point of view of the Legion/Arbiter's Alliance/etc. but it would seem great fun to break in to 'correct' such manuscripts.
Cheers,
Kit
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I'd say the Hands of Mundus would seeing they are the more scholarly faction. They are a Legion sub faction. Also, they are followers of Mundus, the wizard who founded the valley.Originally posted by Kitsunestume View PostHere here!
History AND cash value. Sounds like a great combination. For the former point, who's writing the history? I'm sorta assuming it'll be from the point of view of the Legion/Arbiter's Alliance/etc. but it would seem great fun to break in to 'correct' such manuscripts.
Cheers,
Kit
After the game, the king and the pawn go into the same box.Comment
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I love the idea of a museum.
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Possible ideas for feature exhibits.
-Treasured items of Mundus (obviously not his most prized and/or powerful, as he was one of the most powerful diviners in the world. The chosen items may be drained of their power or merely replicas.)
-The spear tip Hano hacked off of Kenembi's weapon upon delivering the fatal blow against him.
-Snow Hawk's sword (assuming Peridan would be willing to relinquish it)
-Other deceased people or groups who influenced history who's items could be put on display include: Bragharu, Baragorn, the Rhemoraz Tribe, and Karthus (he may not actually be dead. I forget)
-A powerless piece of The Cube remaining from the Xithis War. Also a stone monument with the names of all the Legion, Red Blades, Triumvirate, etc who perished in that war.
-Cirion's comb or some other personal item(s) (you may laugh at this idea, but the guy had a fan base greater than any other character in Sundren's history)
-A torn banner from The Chosen and the lizard army that attacked Sestra.sigpic
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