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Which Baldur's Gate 2 NPC are you?

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A SelectSmart.com Role Playing Games Selector by Pirengle, created January 2004.
I�ve tried my hardest to make this quiz different than all the other �which person are you?� quizzes out there. You can�t skim through these test and find the obvious Edwin answer or the obvious Imoen answer or whatever. Answer how YOU would answer, not how a particular NPC might answer. Tis more truthful that way. ;) Disclaimer.

The first question is below.

1. While passing through a local town (you and your party seem to do that a lot, don�t they? :D), you notice a festival taking place. You and your party aren�t in a hurry, so you decide to stop and sample the fair. There�s a swordfighting contest about to take place, and the prize is a magical sword. No one can identify its strong magics, but there is no doubt the weapon has magical properties. However, any participants who enter must surrender their own weapon if they lose. You feel well-matched with the competition, and notice that there seem to be no standouts--this looks to be a fair fight. What do you do?

Fight to the best of your ability with your best weapon, aiming for the prize and confident that you won�t lose.

Fight to the best of your ability, but with your second- or even third-best weapon, knowing that if you lost, your prized weapon won�t be at stake.

Join the fight with a plain nonmagical sword, seeing how your talent stacks up to those blokes with pretty blades.

Secretly rig the fight by bribing a commoner to pass out bracers of binding to the opponents, and keep the lookalike bracers of dexterity for yourself.

Pass on the fight. Unless you can identify that weapon on sight, it�s not worth the fighting, injury, and potential weapon loss for what could be a cursed sword.

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2. You descend from a great family line of warriors, and your immediate family are all fighters of one style or another, all very talented and highly decorated. You return home after a recent adventure to find your hometown under siege and half its occupants taken hostage. The marauders responsible demand the family crests and coats of arms from every house in the town, otherwise they will begin executing their hostages. Surrender of the crests and coats is a grave dishonor, akin to persona non grata, but one of your siblings is among the hostages. The town elders ask for your input. What do you do?

Give up the crests and coats of arms before the marauders harm the hostages. Nothing is worth the cost of an innocent life.

Set up a meeting to exchange the crests and coats for the hostages, then attack the marauders once the hostages are safe.

Stall the executions until you can figure out a way to rescue the hostages so that no lives are lost.

Refuse to give in to the marauders� demands and incite the hostages to riot, giving you and the defending force an attack of opportunity against the marauders.

Refuse to give into the marauders� demands, even when the last hostage is murdered.

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3. Your party just barely survive an ambush in the dungeon. When you and your party entered this new area, a band of hobgoblins attacked from outcroppings near the ceiling and from behind a crude wooden barricade. After a few frantic minutes of fighting, a lull settles on each side as hero and hobgoblin take stock of the situation and decide on a second plan of attack. You notice that two of your comrades hide behind a wall with you. You see another who managed to climb to a nearby outcropping. Thirty feet of open space separate your group from the barricade, and another party member has fallen wounded about halfway between. The last party member is nowhere in sight. Your companions next to you ready their ranged weapons, as does the one on the outcropping. However, your wounded companion is fading fast and you wonder where your other party member went. What do you do first?

Signal your compatriots to cover you on your command, then when they have the hobgoblins busy, rush out to administer healing potions and/or spells to your fallen comrade.

Draw the hobgoblins� fire by using yourself as a moving target, dodging their fire while your party retaliates with their own.

Send out a party member to act as a decoy while you uncork a Potion of Explosions, and hope the party member has the good sense to duck when the bottle flies overhead.

Order your two party members to bum rush the barricade with you.

While everyone else is out attacking hobgoblins, drink an invisibility potion and slip quietly away from the battle. Hey, they can fend for themselves.

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4. You and your party take a welcome break from adventuring by spending some hard-earned gold at the Adventure Mart. You�re haggling with Ribald Barterman over a pair of bracers when the Amnish guard drags over one of your party members. The guard tells you that she�s been pickpocketing every customer in the store and finally got caught when she tried cutting the purse of Lady Yuth. What do you do?

Allow the party member to be arrested, plan to spring her in a week or so to teach her a lesson, and pay the full price for the bracers to avoid embarrassment.

Bargain with the guard (and with Ribald) to keep your party member out of jail, going so far as to offer a bribe.

Pretend you don�t know her, and end up getting a two-for-one deal from Ribald, ignoring her pathetic pleading and crying.

Take responsibility for your party member�s actions, and remind yourself to give her a good lecture on honesty and property when you get back.

Turning defensive, accusing the guard, and ending up having to massacre all the Mart�s occupants to save face. How dare they call one of your party members a lousy thief!

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5. One of your party members has fallen deathly ill from a nasty virus. The only cure for the virus is a rare plant from Maztica, and the only source in the city for this plant is a black market run by a minor city official. In order to obtain the cure, you and your party must assassinate another minor city official who runs the city�s illegal slave trade. Exposure of either side will prevent your party from ever receiving the cure, and there is no way you know of to procure the plant before your party member dies. What do you do?

Assassinate the slaver official. Slavers deserve death, and hopefully the assassination will send a message to others in the trade.

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6. Upon entering a seedy part of a major city, you and your party notice a crowd surrounding a rope-bound and hooded figure. The crowd taunts the figure with shouts and gestures and even weapons. The guard is not present--they might as well be nonexistent. You inquire as to what�s happening and someone tells you that a nearby store has been pilfered, the owner and customers all murdered, and the figure now tied in rope the only person seen in the area at the time. You study the person as the crowd draws in and witness his struggles to free himself, and suddenly his hood falls back to reveal obsidian skin and ivory hair--this man is a Drow. What do you do?


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7. Ever since Robin joined your party, you�ve felt a special something. (NOTE: Robin�s gender depends on which gender you find the most sexually attractive.) Your friendship with Robin has grown, and you feel that friendship may soon blossom into romance. You try to tell Robin your feelings but always break off at the last minute, unwilling to jeopardize the friendship. However, you feel the time is upon you to make a decision. You�ve survived countless excursions, dangerous situations, and bloodthirsty monsters, and now you and your party are drawn to aid a city under siege. This is the last night your party will stay in a civilized and populous city for quite some time, not to mention a decent inn, and the odds waver as to your continued survival on your next great adventure. You notice Robin slipping away from your other carousing party members, and you cautiously follow, thoughts racing through your mind and sensations pulsing through your body. On the balcony of the inn�s best room, you find Robin gazing into the night sky. Silently, you join the skywatch. What do you do next?


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8. You and your party are late for an important ceremony in your honor in the area�s capital city. As you race through the countryside making up for lost time, you pass through a village stricken with a strange disease. You stop to investigate. From what you can gather from the remaining townsfolk, all was fine until a group of Shadow Druids gathered in the nearby forest a few months ago. Since then, crops have failed, animals have died, and most recently the village�s water supply has been found to be poisoned. The villagers believe the druids are to blame, but don�t have enough evidence to charge them for a crime, and the forest seems to prevent their entry to find druids to question. The villagers turn to you for help. What do you do?


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