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It did bother me that he didn't even have death field, and some parts of the game would of been more fun with more difficult battles, but I play RPGs for the plot.

And KOTOR 2 had way too much wasted plot potential for me to complain about the difficulty.

no bad stuff for good?  atleast a 5% chance for something bad would have been appropriate.

Why? I don't see why good aligned gods should punish their high level and faithful servants...

Considering that a negative effect for an hla would interfere with a high level and faithful servant of an evil god, I don't see why evil gods should do so either.

I know Galactygon is converting at least desert hell into Lost Crossroads, I think I heard him mention a few others, but I'm not sure.

But the pc can't die.

As much as I loved Torment, the idea of a <CHARNAME> that stays mortal continuing into the Planescape setting doesn't excite me, as it seems like one chooses not to ascend in order to stay on Toril. That seems to be the problem, I would love to be able to continue as the character and with the companions I've come to love, but their doesn't seem to be a satisfactory way to do so: lower the pc's level and it seems cheap, keep it and stay in the Forgotten Realms and everything becomes too easy, go to the outer planes and one questions why they didn't ascend in the first place. No-one wants to write all of the npc's, but they were such an intregal part of the origional game that it wouldn't feel like a continuation of the experience without your favorites.


That said, Domi's idea above could work well, except IMHO the whole [i] suddenly being picked off the street and being forced into being <CHARNAME>'s champion seems a little awkward. Maybe if you were raised as a follower of <CHARNAME> to become his/her champion (without knowing it) and there could be two endings, one were you accept and becomes <CHARNAME>'s incarnation in the material plane, or manage to escape (and face the high priest in a final boss battle) or something