Recent content by WiseGrimwald

In the past, I came across a lawful good thief kit in a mod, but I've forgotten its name and who made it. Any ideas?

Thanks for pointing that out. I was considering running a party of Tyr followers: Cleric of Tyr, Paladins, a mage, and a thief/fighter thief. I was also thinking of a party of Tempus followers, but thought that using stealth or poison would be a no-no. With Helm, I was thinking that in a party...

I think that the question is self-explanatory,

Now back in BG1 with a Berserker. Safely at FAI. I have teamed up with Tenya, Gavin (Two clerics) Morwen (a skald) and Safana (a thief) and we have already done most of the available quests before heading for the Nashkel mines.

I did indeed have a run in IWD, not IWD EE. I played a solo fighter and died as a result of being held. Playing a twosome would have been MUCH safer. Here is my starting point. Portrait is from an old selfie + AI.

Regularly when they say that there is only one left, they say that in order to pressurise you. Quite often when they say that and I buy it, surprise, surprise, they have another and there's still ONE left. By buying from another company that they know has a lot in store, they can even do it...

There is a mod in which Mazzy becomes a paladin called: Believe it or not: Mazzy the paladin. Pretty sure that she becomes a Paladin of Avoreen. There is of course not the same problem in making Dwarves into Blackguards.

I know that I'd have to edit him/her in EE Keeper or similar, but is there any role-playing reason why I shouldn't make a dwarven paladin or blackguard. (or any other race for that matter.)

There is a mod for this. Unfinished business two, which tries to tie up the loose ends that SoD left hanging.

I love the Baldur's Gate games. You can play them in so many different ways depending on whether you are good or evil. With EE you can now play a Dragon Disciple. You can have your own party or use NPCs for your party and the number of mods available widens your choice of gameplay even wider.

In times past I edited portraits in Photoshop to make them into followers of Tempus: these being my most successful, but most being pretty poor. They took ages to do and were produced from these; https://awborandmadness.fandom.com/wiki/Kelvar_Rumnaheim...

Co-pilot's excellent depiction of a lawful evil cleric of Helm for my Baldur's Gate game. All that I had to supply was the symbol of Helm. The AI aligned it correctly without prompting. I suggested the location the red eyes, and his weapon. It will make excellent portraits. :) Perhaps I should...

This is how I asked Co-pilot to draw an image of a mage. Using the face of the attached image draw a mage who is standing on a rough track leading to an elevated castle. He is grasping a quarterstaff which is one foot longer than he is high. The design of the quarterstaff should be similar to...

Co-pilot seems to draw an image in accordance with instructions much better than Duck.Ai. That is not to denigrate Duck.Ai as much as to say that Co-pilot is pretty good. Co-pilot also makes helpful suggestions concerning how to modify an image. Concerning the Duck.ai, it does do pretty good...

Since in Baldur's Gate the protagonist is supposed to be young, I was pleased that co-pilot was able to use my selfie of about ten years ago to look as I did in my twenties. I'll use that as an illustration in my narrative and also for creating the portraits for the game. If you want the...