209. [Jump] Jump to Node 379 (2)

10. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)

82. : [Trade]

• 343.

  Narrator

  : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_Event_MagicItemTrade = False
  

  • 263.

    Gale

    : [TagAnswer]
    

    • 157.

      Gale

      : Thank you!^devnoteORI_Gale_Event_TradedOneMagicItem, ORI_Gale_Event_TradedTwoMagicItems = False
      

      • 130. [TagCinematic] ^devnote
        

        • 207. [Nested Dialog] ORI_Gale_State_GotTwoMagicItems = False
          End
        • 219. [Nested Dialog] ORI_Gale_State_GotThreeMagicItems = False, ORI_Gale_State_GotTwoMagicItems
          End
        • 379.

          Gale

          : Good gods.^devnoteORI_Gale_State_GotThreeMagicItems
          

          • 90.

            Gale

            : I don't know what to make of this. Three artefacts is a positive glut of magic, yet my hunger only grows.ORI_Gale_Event_ThankedForItem2 = False
            

            • 115. [Jump] Jump to Node 249 (2)
              
          • 249.

            Gale

            : It hardly has any effect. Mystra have mercy on us all.ORI_Gale_Event_ThankedForItem2
            

            • 43.

              Gale

              : Listen, I need to speak to you, to all of you. It would be unconscionable of me to remain silent.
              

              • 290. Player: Go on. You're among friends.['Gale 1']
                

                • 155.

                  Gale

                  : I might just be about to remedy that.
                  

                  • Link to Node 298
              • 151. Player: There's no need. I trust you, Gale.['Gale 1']
                

                • 29.

                  Gale

                  : I appreciate it greatly, but I can no longer keep you in the dark.
                  

                  • 298.

                    Gale

                    : You have to know who I was. You have to know who I really am.
                    

                    • 145.

                      Gale

                      : What I am is a walking shadow of the promise I once held.
                      

                      • 59.

                        Gale

                        : I'm what one might call a wizard prodigy, who from an early age could not only control the Weave, but compose it, much like a musician or a poet.
                        

                        • 256. [Nested Dialog]
                          End
              • 95. Player: This better be good. We wasted a small fortune on you already.
                

                • 242.

                  Gale

                  : And a waste it might have been.
                  

                  • Link to Node 298
            • 288.

              Gale

              : Listen, I need to speak to you. It would be unconscionable of me to remain silent.
              

              • Link to Node 290
              • Link to Node 151
              • Link to Node 95
    • 11.

      Gale

      : I might need you to be more specific there. Just one artefact will suffice.^devnoteORI_Gale_Event_TradedTwoMagicItems
      
    • 11.

      Gale

      : I'm glad to see you're so well-stocked on suitable relics, but I only need one.^devnoteORI_Gale_Event_TradedTwoMagicItems
      
    • 11.

      Gale

      : Please - just one artefact will be enough for now.^devnoteORI_Gale_Event_TradedTwoMagicItems
      
    • 11.

      Gale

      : My condition requires a delicate touch. Just one item will suffice to keep it in check.^devnoteORI_Gale_Event_TradedTwoMagicItems
      

      • 236. Player: Understood. I'll give you what you need.ORI_Gale_Event_MagicItemTrade
        

        • 110.

          Gale

          : [TagAnswer] d2e76a38-62ed-7337-46c5-6657be88ff70_Gave0Items
          

          • 374. [Jump] Jump to Node 307 (1)
            
        • 277.

          Gale

          : [TagAnswer] d2e76a38-62ed-7337-46c5-6657be88ff70_Gave0Items = False
          

          • 335. [Jump] Jump to Node 82 (1)
            
      • 204. [Jump] Jump to Node 165 (1)
        
      • 173. [Jump] Jump to Node 14 (1)
        
      • 334. [Jump] Jump to Node 383 (1)
        
      • 149. [Jump] Jump to Node 265 (1)
        
      • 180. [Jump] Jump to Node 62 (1)
        
    • 195.

      Gale

      : Perhaps I'm not conveying the urgency of the situation. It's incredibly, world-shatteringly important you give me a suitable artefact. Please.^devnoteORI_Gale_Event_DeniedMagicItemTwice = False, ORI_Gale_Event_TradedOneMagicItem = Falsed2e76a38-62ed-7337-46c5-6657be88ff70_Gave0Items
      

      • 299. Player: Give Gale a suitable artefact.ORI_Gale_Event_MagicItemTrade['Gale 10']
        

        • 307.

          Gale

          : [Trade]
          

          • 293.

            Narrator

            : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_Event_MagicItemTrade = False
            

            • 54.

              Gale

              : [TagAnswer]
              

              • 161. [Jump] Jump to Node 157 (1)
                
              • 74. [Jump] Jump to Node 11 (1)
                
              • 281. [Alias] ORI_Gale_Event_DeniedMagicItemOnce, ORI_Gale_Event_DeniedMagicItemTwice = False, ORI_Gale_Event_TradedOneMagicItem = FalseORI_Gale_Event_DeniedMagicItemTwice
                End

                • Alias to Node 94
              • 240. [Alias] ORI_Gale_Event_DeniedMagicItemOnce = False, ORI_Gale_Event_DeniedMagicItemTwice = False, ORI_Gale_Event_TradedOneMagicItem = FalseORI_Gale_Event_DeniedMagicItemOnce
                End

                • Alias to Node 94
              • 167. [Jump] Jump to Node 30 (1)
                
      • 216. [Jump] Jump to Node 14 (1)
        
      • 381. [Jump] Jump to Node 265 (1)
        
      • 165. Player: I can't spare anything at the moment. But you'll get what you need - just give me time.ORI_Gale_Event_DeniedMagicItemOnce = FalseORI_Gale_Event_DeniedMagicItemOnceRoll (Charisma, Persuasion) vs 10 (0)
        

        • 214. [Jump] Jump to Node 33 (2)
          
      • 383. Player: You must be patient, Gale. I will help, but I can't do it right now.ORI_Gale_Event_DeniedMagicItemOnceORI_Gale_Event_DeniedMagicItemTwiceRoll (Charisma, Persuasion) vs 15 (0)
        

        • 9. [Jump] Jump to Node 97 (2)
          
      • 62. Player: I'm not giving you anything. Not now, not ever.['Gale -30']
        

        • 159. [Alias] GLO_Companion_Leave
          End

          • Alias to Node 380
    • 30.

      Gale

      : Most unhelpful. In that case, I shall have to seek my own salvation. Elsewhere.^devnoteORI_Gale_Event_DeniedMagicItemTwice, ORI_Gale_Event_TradedOneMagicItem = FalseGLO_Companion_Leave
      End

272. : I will consume the magic inside. What was a powerful artefact will be rendered no more than a trinket.

• 5.

  Gale

  : But it will save my life - even if only temporarily.<br>
  

357. [Jump] Jump to Node 217 (1)

333. [RollResult] True

• 177.

  Gale

  : Of course. I would hate for you to think me impatient, or ungrateful. I shall persevere, for now.^devnote
  End

150. [RollResult] False

• 217.

  Gale

  : I see. Let me remind you that this is not something that can be ignored forever. Artefacts are of little use if you don't live to enjoy them.^devnote
  End

319. [Jump] Jump to Node 94 (1)

140. [RollResult] True

• 60.

  Gale

  : Very well. A little longer won't hurt... Actually, it might, but I shall try all the same.^devnote
  End

191. [RollResult] False

• 94.

  Gale

  : I sense you don't quite appreciate the urgency of the matter. Dawdling may cost us dearly.^devnote
  End

380. : Well, there was an invitation to leave if I ever heard one. Good luck in your endeavours - you shall certainly need it.^devnoteGLO_Companion_Leave
End

269. : I'll be there tomorrow. As will you, I hope - I'd rather not face this alone.OriginRemoveFromPartyAfterDialog
End

23. [Alias] GLO_CAMP_State_NightMode = FalseORI_Gale_State_SentToMystraShrine, OriginRemoveFromPartyAfterDialog
End

• Alias to Node 185

4. : Excellent idea. I'll be there bright and early tomorrow.GLO_CAMP_State_NightModeORI_Gale_State_SentToMystraShrine, OriginRemoveFromPartyAfterDialog
End

184. [Alias]

• Alias to Node 243
• 20. [Alias]
  

  • Alias to Node 132
  • 86.

    Gale

    : Still, what harms Ketheric helps us, and to deny him the source of his invulnerability would be a very efficient way of harming him indeed.
    

243. : Alas, no. The charm Elminster granted me requires my death as the spark that will light the orb's fuse.

• 132.

  Gale

  : Making myself invulnerable, immortal or in any other fashion unkillable would render it useless. And gods only know what it might do to the orb itself...
  

  • 131.

    Gale

    : Still, I see no harm in learning what we can about this 'Nightsong'. And, if we manage to find it, the harm will be all Ketheric's. So, well worth indulging our curiosity.
    

285. [Nested Dialog]

• 188. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
  

361. [Jump] Jump to Node 239 (1)

190. [Nested Dialog]
End

15. : Right. Well, far be it for me to stand in the way of true love. Or anything else Minthara wants, for that matter.^devnote

• 104.

  Gale

  : Consider our nascent spark of romance thoroughly extinguished. The wizard is out of the picture. ^devnote
  

  • 32.

    Gale

    : I hope you and Minthara are very happy together. Or miserable. Whatever she prefers.^devnote
    

270. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_IPRDs_ROM_Laezel

• Link to Node 201

266. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_IPRDs_ROM_Wyll

• Link to Node 201

276. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_IPRDs_ROM_Karlach

• Link to Node 201

347. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_IPRDs_ROM_Astarion

• Link to Node 201

323. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_IPRDs_TomeOfKarsus1

• Link to Node 201

349. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_IPRDs_TomeOfKarsus2

• Link to Node 201

2. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_IPRDs_TomeOfKarsus3

• 201. [Nested Dialog]
  End

39. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_IPRDs_TomeOfKarsus4

• Link to Node 201

133. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_IPRDs_TomeOfKarsus5

• Link to Node 201

289. [Nested Dialog]
End

329. : Worry not. I carry my regrets wherever I go, and am used to their weight. One more will not break my back.^devnote
End

303. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_InParty2_AdditionalGreetings_Astarion

• Link to Node 69

198. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_InParty2_AdditionalGreetings_Karlach

• Link to Node 69

44. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_InParty2_AdditionalGreetings_Laezel

• 69. [Jump] Jump to Node 111 (1)
  

258. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_InParty2_AdditionalGreetings_Shadowheart

• Link to Node 69

218. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_InParty2_AdditionalGreetings_Wyll

• Link to Node 69

370. [Nested Dialog]
End

127. [Nested Dialog]

• 1. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
  

3. : Ah. Then I expect he's told you at least some of my story? Allow me to give my own side, for a moment.ORI_Gale_ND_Story2

• 376. [Jump] Jump to Node 298 (1)
  

113. [Nested Dialog]

• 222. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
  

210. [Jump] Jump to Node 279 (2)

282. : Your enterprising approach to my problem is most encouraging, but it is a delicate process to keep my condition stable.

• 118.

  Gale

  : I do not yet need to consume an item, but keep it close by. It will not be too much longer.
  

232. [Alias] ORI_Gale_State_EnoughRegionsToAskMagicItem3, ORI_Gale_State_GotThreeMagicItems = False

• Alias to Node 125
• Link to Node 152

382. [Alias] ORI_Gale_State_GotTwoMagicItems = False, ORI_Gale_State_EnoughRegionsToAskMagicItem2

• Alias to Node 125
• Link to Node 152

125. : That is most gratifying to hear. May I?ORI_Gale_State_GotOneMagicItem = False, ORI_Gale_State_EnoughRegionsToAskMagicItem1

• 152. [Jump] Jump to Node 248 (2)
  

362. [Jump] Jump to Node 145 (1)

378. : What, like a child? I'm not quite sure I'd consider myself father material, plus our current lifestyle isn't exactly what I'd call settled...

• 341. Player: It's Halsin. He wants to be with me - but he doesn't ask that I sacrifice you. We would... share.
  

  • 178.

    Gale

    : Share? You're not a loaf of bread to be divvied up at supper-time! I thought what we had meant something to you.^devnote
    

    • 7.

      Gale

      : Call me selfish, or old-fashioned, but I cannot agree to that. Either we dedicate ourselves to one another, or this ends here.^devnote
      

      • 212. Player: Then I choose you.CAMP_Halsin_CRD_Romance_PartnerDoesNotAllowHalsin
        

        • 230.

          Gale

          : Very well. Let's... let's not speak of this again. Given my condition, I'm not sure it's wise for me invite undue stress upon myself.^devnote
          End
      • 70. Player: I'm afraid this is the end for you and I.CAMP_Halsin_CRD_Romance_PartnerDoesNotAllowHalsin, ORI_State_PartneredWithGale = False
        

        • 55.

          Gale

          : I see. Thank you - this is most illuminating. I had thought I had the measure of your character, but clearly there is much I have yet to learn.^devnote
          

          • 355.

            Gale

            : Enjoy your open relationship. Ideally far from my view.^devnote
            End
• 73. Player: Not a child, Gale. Another lover. An open arrangement.
  

  • 359.

    Gale

    : Apologies. I was foolish enough to convince myself that I was enough for you.^devnote
    

    • Link to Node 7

0. : Strangely, no. Once, a mere glimpse of her face would have been enough to turn my insides over, but not this time.^devnote

• 172.

  Gale

  : In her likeness, I used to read a thousand stories. She was beauty, wisdom, elegance, power... she contained universes. But now... it is hard to see any redeeming qualities in a lover who condemned you to death.^devnote
  

  • 137.

    Gale

    : I'd much rather gaze into your eyes than hers. Yours are capable of tenderness, and feeling. No god could ever compare.^devnote
    

372. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_IPRDs_BeMyGod

• Link to Node 239

63. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_IPRDs_BeMyGod2

• 239. [Nested Dialog]
  End

176. : Please, do not not dredge that up. My unhappiness has only just settled to the bottom.

• 291.

  Gale

  : Whatever comes next, I must consider with a rational mind, not an emotional one. There are more important things out there than you and I. You made that quite clear.
  

  • 142. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
    

338. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_IPRDs_LastNightAlive

• Link to Node 85

169. : [TagAnswer] ORI_Gale_ND_IPRDs_LastNightAlive2

• 85. [Jump] Jump to Node 239 (1)
  

91. : Please. There is little more to be said on the subject. The best thing you and I can do is march on... towards whatever awaits us.

• 246.

  Gale

  : The end may be close. Time to reap what we have sown.
  

  • 16. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
    

13. : The instructions were easy enough, weren't they? If slightly elaborate.

• 271.

  Gale

  : Like I said: I'm dangerous even in death. I'm merely trying to protect those around me.ORI_Resurrected_WRD_Gale_OwnDoing, d2e76a38-62ed-7337-46c5-6657be88ff70_Gale_InParty_DangerousInDeath = Falsed2e76a38-62ed-7337-46c5-6657be88ff70_Gale_InParty_DangerousInDeath
  

  • 129.

    Gale

    : I find that a healthy amount of theatrics - a voice from the beyond, a magic flute, a friendly if highly combustible magma mephit - tends to make for a more compelling case.
    

    • 306.

      Gale

      : If nothing else, I'm sure I piqued your curiosity.
      

      • Link to Node 147

6. : Think of it as vampirism. You need blood to sustain yourself, I need magic.ORI_Astarion_Knows_Vampireness, REALLY_ASTARION

• 224.

  Gale

  : It has become my sustenance. Without it... Well, I hardly need to tell you.^devnote
  

  • Link to Node 147

328. : Think of it as... tribute. The kind a king might pay to a more powerful neighbour to avoid invasion.

• 189.

  Gale

  : As long as I pay there will peace. But should I ever stop, along comes a war.
  

  • 253.

    Gale

    : I can assure you the battlefield would extend well beyond the borders of my body alone.
    

    • 309. [Alias] ORI_Resurrected_WRD_Gale_OwnDoing, d2e76a38-62ed-7337-46c5-6657be88ff70_Gale_InParty_DangerousInDeath = Falsed2e76a38-62ed-7337-46c5-6657be88ff70_Gale_InParty_DangerousInDeath
      

      • Alias to Node 271
      • Link to Node 147
    • 81.

      Gale

      : 'An eruption the size of Waterdeep', I think my exact words were.ORI_Gale_Knows_Bomb
      

      • 147. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
        

205. [Nested Dialog]

• Link to Node 147

354. [Nested Dialog]

• 336. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
  

295. : I've had a pupil or two, but never for very long. Their ineptitudes tend to... irk me.

• 345.

  Gale

  : You do seem to be a precocious talent though. I can always tell when I meet with a keen mind receptive to Mystra.
  

  • 305.

    Gale

    : Keep it up and she might just take a personal interest in you one of these days.
    

    • 278. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
      

342. [Nested Dialog]
End

46. : The Weave is still here, all around us - inside of us too. As long as the goddess lives, magic is a tangible thing for those who know how to touch.

• 17.

  Gale

  : I've studied magic for many years, and in as many ways I am still a more than capable wizard.
  

  • 377.

    Gale

    : It's just that I'm no longer able to perform those feats even arch wizards would marvel at.
    

    • 275.

      Gale

      : To have one hand on the pulse of divinity.
      

      • 128.

        Gale

        : You have to remember that the Weave is a living thing, both the embodiment and the extension of Mystra herself.
        

        • 141.

          Gale

          : She can give and she can take away. I'm afraid I'm still very much on her naughty list.
          

          • 192.

            Gale

            : Consider yourself lucky you're not., CLERIC_MYSTRA, PALADIN_MYSTRA, WIZARD
            

            • Link to Node 25

257. : Do you?

• 229. Player: Yes.['Gale 5']
  

  • Link to Node 294
• 27. Player: Sometimes.
  

  • 294.

    Gale

    : So do I.
    

    • 158.

      Gale

      : You see, I'm not a big believer in fate, but I do believe in serendipity.
      

      • 24.

        Gale

        : Life is a tempest of events that sometimes we brace against and sometimes embrace.
        

        • 114.

          Gale

          : You're one such event that, one day soon perhaps, I'd like to embrace.
          

          • 25. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
            
• 102. Player: Not really.
  

  • 51.

    Gale

    : And yet you ask.
    

    • 286.

      Gale

      : I do, as a matter of fact.
      

      • 166. [Jump] Jump to Node 158 (1)
        

42. : If I recall correctly, the Waterdhavian Dictionary of the Common Tongue of Faerûn defines it as an adverb that conveys the meaning of 'it may be that', or 'possibly'.

• 50.

  Gale

  : Sorry, sometimes I just can't help being quite insufferable. In seriousness, I'm glad you asked that question.
  

  • 208. [Jump] Jump to Node 158 (1)
    

274. : She expects those who seek to use the Weave to do so honestly, and with respect for its potential to destroy, as well as its potential to save.^devnote

• 202.

  Gale

  : I doubt she's asked many of her followers to blow themselves up. That's a fate she's bequeathed exclusively to me.^devnote
  

  • 340.

    Gale

    : She wouldn't ask such a thing if it weren't our only means of survival. However much she's annoyed at me.^devnote
    

250. : Oh, you know me - ever the optimist. I'm trying to focus on the positives.^devnote

• 367.

  Gale

  : The truth is, I was living on borrowed time already. Consuming those items would only have kept the orb sated for so long.
  

  • 360.

    Gale

    : If anything, I feel more at peace than I have in months. At least now I know my death will have purpose. It won't be a distant 'bang' in the footnotes of history.
    

72. : I've no doubt she has the power to do so, but as for the permission... Ao would not look kindly on her meddling in mortal affairs. Divine intervention has a tendency to make things worse, not better.

• 215.

  Gale

  : As for Elminster... He's saved the realms more times than legend can recount. But to take on a god is no easy feat, even for him. My orb is the best chance we have - and only I can wield it.^devnote
  

363. : Ah, yes. Karsus.

• Link to Node 313

34. : The very same.

• 313. [Nested Dialog]
  

  • 61. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
    

312. : If it should ever come to that, if I ever know I am no longer able to stop it, I will do anything I can to ensure no one but me pays for my mistakes.

• 226.

  Gale

  : I will find the remotest place on the surface of Faerûn, or perhaps far below in the depths of the Underdark.
  

  • 88.

    Gale

    : I will await that death alone.
    

    • 28.

      Gale

      : I promise I will not betray your trust. You kept me by your side despite the menace that I am.
      

      • 301.

        Gale

        : I cherish you.ORI_Gale_Event_HadSexWithGale
        

        • 200.

          Gale

          : If worst comes to worst, I will be gone long before the curtain falls.
          

          • 45. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
            

197. [Nested Dialog]

• 233. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
  

136. : I can only imagine what I could do were I to adopt the biology of a mind flayer...

• 108.

  Gale

  : It certainly doesn't seem to have done you any harm. Or rather, you've not yet done me any harm. Still, there are undoubtedly risks to such a transformation.PARTIAL_CEREMORPH
  

  • 175. Player: Don't be coy, Gale. You want this power. You know you do.Approval_AtLeast_20_For_Sp2 = FalseRoll (Charisma, Persuasion) vs 18 (2)
    

    • Link to Node 311
    • Link to Node 366
  • 117. Player: I offer you the chance at a truly unique power. One that no other could wield as you would, Gale.Approval_AtLeast_20_For_Sp2, Approval_AtLeast_60_For_Sp2 = FalseRoll (Charisma, Persuasion) vs 18 (0)
    

    • Link to Node 311
    • Link to Node 366
  • 41. Player: You will wield this power well, and with wisdom. There aren't many I'd trust with this.Approval_AtLeast_60_For_Sp2Roll (Charisma, Persuasion) vs 18 (1)
    

    • 311. [RollResult] True
      

      • 179.

        Gale

        : If this is what the fates have offered to aid our cause, then who am I to refuse? I'll take your tadpole. Let's see what it has to offer.GLO_Daisy_State_AstralIndividualAccepted
        End
    • 366. [RollResult] False
      

      • 358.

        Gale

        : In spite of my admittedly fierce curiosity, I'll have to decline. My humanity, however frail, is rather important to me for now. I'd rather keep it intact, if it's all the same to you. ^devnoteGLO_Tadpole_Event_BlockedTadpoleConvinceFailRepeatableApprovalDrain
        End
  • 89. Player: Never mind. Let's talk of something else.
    

    • 181. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
      
• 84.

  Gale

  : You've not taken this power for yourself. So I can only wonder, why offer it to me?PARTIAL_CEREMORPH = False
  

  • 99. [Jump] Jump to Node 108 (2)
    

304. : I think not. She's furious I refused her, of course, but she wouldn't deprive the realms of my abilities at such a critical juncture.

• 223.

  Gale

  : Of course, if I succeed in wielding the crown, she'll have no say on the matter. But first, we must find a way to claim it.
  
• 199.

  Gale

  : She has interfered to the extent she is permitted to. What happens next depends on us, and whether we can destroy the Absolute without using the orb.
  

148. : I've often asked myself the same question, and never really found a satisfactory answer.

• 254.

  Gale

  : He clearly sees something in me that I can't. The wisdom and intelligence required to overcome almost insurmountable odds, perhaps. Or the stupidity required to attempt it.^devnote
  

  • 79.

    Gale

    : I take it as a compliment either way. You don't get to be thirteen centuries old without becoming a sound judge of character. And cheese, apparently.
    

320. : I regret many things in my life. Choosing to be here, intact and unexploded, is not one of them.^devnote

• 57.

  Gale

  : The orb's power is undiminished. If we do not succeed, I will not hesitate when the time comes. ^devnoteORI_Gale_State_ReadyToDie
  

  • 273.

    Gale

    : For now, to have a few more days in your company... no, I wouldn't change a thing.^devnote
    
• 302.

  Gale

  : Though the orb still seems to offer our best hope of destroying the brain, I retain some hope that another, less costly solution can be found.ORI_Gale_State_WillingToDie, ORI_Gale_State_ReadyToDie = False
  

  • Link to Node 273

112. : I know what it is to hunger... and I know what it takes to keep that hunger under control. He's done that so far, despite his condition. ORI_Gale_Knows_Bomb

• 187.

  Gale

  : So long as he sates his appetite elsewhere, I'm happy to give him the benefit of the doubt.
  

375. : We all have our burdens, one way or the other. ORI_Gale_Knows_Bomb = False

221. : Memory loss isn't usually a symptom of ceremorphosis. If it is, they've forgotten to write it down in any text I've read on the subject.^devnote

• 67.

  Gale

  : Then again, our case isn't exactly usual. Perhaps whatever's causing our tadpoles to remain in stasis has also affected your mind. ^devnote
  

  • 80.

    Gale

    : If ceremorphosis takes place, all trace of your former self will be subsumed into the mind flayer's hive. So, to still be here, if a mite forgetful? Still a win in my book.^devnote
    

194. : We all have those from time to time. ^devnote

• 296.

  Gale

  : I once wished a most impure demise on a colleague of mine who bought the last remaining copy of Etheril's Enchiridion of Enchanting Easements. First edition, too.^devnote
  

  • 47.

    Gale

    : As regards to your own morbid little fantasies, I'm sure they're nothing to worry about. So long as they remain fantasies.
    

262. : I'm sure that will be of small comfort to her.

52. : I can hardly hold you responsible for what you do while unconscious, but still... I'll sleep with one eye open. Better safe than, well, dead.^devnote

40. : Honestly, I didn't know you had it in you. A dark destroyer in our midsts.

• 56.

  Gale

  : It's certainly one of the more unsightly shape-shiftings I've seen, but we can't all be blessed with the elegance of an aasimar transforming in the heavens, can we?
  

  • 119.

    Gale

    : Beggars can't be choosers. Such a powerful form should serve us well in the chaos to come.
    

260. : Can't say that it did. I'm not entirely sure we made the right decision there, if I'm being honest with you.

• 247.

  Gale

  : What's done is done, I suppose. But I'd be loathe to cause such destruction again. Not unless the alternative is far, far worse.
  

369. : A Bhaalspawn? Gosh.^devnote

• 252.

  Gale

  : I know what it is to have a closer connection than most with the gods. But with Bhaal... that's not a bond I'd like to be bound with. You should be careful. Very, very careful.^devnote
  

228. : Nothing like ridding oneself of a god's unwanted influence to lighten the load on your shoulders.

• 92.

  Gale

  : I wasn't sure if we'd lose you to that darkness entirely. I'm glad to know you've found your way back to us.
  

292. : I question the wisdom of that decision, but so be it.

• 297. Player: Actually, never mind. We should stay together.
  

  • 77. [Pop] 1
    
• 134. Player: Perhaps we'll travel together again later.OriginRemoveFromPartyAfterDialog
  

  • 170.

    Gale

    : I'll be here in the meantime, idling away the hours.CAMP_GLO_State_InCamp
    End
  • 315.

    Gale

    : I'll be in the camp then, idling away the hours.
    End

174. [Nested Dialog]

• 346.

  Gale

  : [TagAnswer] GLO_ND_CompanionSwap_ReturnToQuestions
  

  • 107. [Jump] Jump to Node 348 (2)
    
• 12.

  Gale

  : [TagAnswer]
  End

186. : With pleasure! Lead on.OriginAddToParty
End