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Vhaira

Member Since 24 Aug 2008
Offline Last Active Aug 09 2009 12:10 PM

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In Topic: Quiz?

26 August 2008 - 12:40 PM

Never thought answering "Oooh, a dragon!!! I always wanted to fight one!" would lead to Xan... But hey, who am I to argue, I *love* Xan! ^_^

Oh, and by the way... This was fun! :D


thanks! Actually, the 'I always wanted to fight a dragon' answer led to Haer'Dalis o_O. I tried not to make a Xan answer too obvious (beised the 'life is so hollow'), same with the majority of the NPCs. I personally like a quiz where I don't know what the answer leads to.

Thanks :3

In Topic: Quiz?

26 August 2008 - 07:03 AM

are you sure that's what you answered? Maybe its a glitch, take it again and see.
I actually tried to make Viconia's answers less obviously evil, more pressured and defensive, ready to prove her worth.

In Topic: Quiz?

25 August 2008 - 08:02 PM

Ah I always wanted to call people by bird names thank you for creating this my raven!


It seems that yon sparrow recieved the same result as thee!
(Man, that sounds cool.)

In Topic: Quiz?

25 August 2008 - 03:17 PM

hmm... ususally there's some way to get out of an add, most of the time it's hidden in one of the corners. But anyway, here's another link just in case the last one was screwed up:
http://www.new.faceb...adcf915f9fc7215

In Topic: BG2 Trivia

25 August 2008 - 07:56 AM

The voice of Firkraag, the ancient red dragon from BG2, was also the voice of Winny the Pooh from the animated TV show on Disney Channel. You'll know this if you click on Firkraag enough while he's still in diologue mode, he'll say 'Oh Bother', a reference to his other voice character, Pooh.

Also, in BG1, if you click on Khalid enough he'll say 'Th-th-th--that's all, folks!', a shameless porky pig reference due to his stutterring.

AND, I don't quite remember where I heard this, I think it was wikipedia... the voice of Xan from BG1 was also the voice of Johnny Bravo from the old cartoon on Cartoon Network XD I laughed so hard at that because they're pretty much polar opposites.