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Synopsis:
Default Dialogue - the conversation you can have with Minthara at any thime when she's a member of your party. You can ask her about herself, or events that you've experienced together during your adventures. Her responses to you may differ based on some of the choices you make after she joins. Provided you don't betray her for another, she will continue to stand by you, revelling in the violence that follows.
20. : [TagGreeting]
ORI_Minthara_HsaMet_OrinDead = False, GLO_Orin_State_PermaDefeated, ORI_Minthara_IPRD_OrinKilledORI_Minthara_HsaMet_OrinDead, ORI_Minthara_IPRD_OrinKilled = False
177. : I do not often doubt myself, but surviving Orin took courage and strength I was not sure I had.
140. : I could not have faced her without you.
69. Player: Few people could face a Chosen of Bhaal. You did.['Minthara 3']
42. : You are trying to raise my spirits. I appreciate it, but any joy the sight of Orin's corpse brings me is but a speck of comforting shade.
131. : There is little relief to be found from the heat of the storm we are caught in.
165. [Jump]
Jump to Node 132 (1)
176. Player: Our fight isn't over yet. Not while Gortash still stands.GLO_Gortash_State_PermaDefeated = False
143. Player: Our fight isn't over yet. Not until we confront the elder brain.GLO_Gortash_State_PermaDefeated
52. : Correct. I am glad that you see things as I do - no matter what victory we have won, we cannot afford to relax our guard.['Minthara 3']
132. : While the brain is still free, and we are still infected, we will never be safe.
47. : But we can talk of this later. For now, let us be glad that we still draw breath. And that Orin does not.End
108. Player: You have your vengeance. How does it feel?
111. : Like a dream half-realised. Our fight is not done.
21. : [TagGreeting]
ORI_Minthara_IPRD_PickedUpTadopleAfterRecruited, GLO_Tadpole_Event_FirstConsumed = False, AVATARORI_Minthara_IPRD_PickedUpTadopleAfterRecruited = False
157. : The tadpole you harvested is not a curiosity to be pickled and studied - it is a weapon that can unlock the potential of our own parasites.
77. : If you will not use it, give it to me.
172. Player: Given your hatred of the cult, I thought you might want to avoid the tadpoles.
57. [Alias]
- Alias to Node 85
72. [Alias]
161. Player: You're welcome to take it.
3. : Good. When I am stronger, we are stronger.['Minthara 3']End
27. Player: It's mine - I'll do as I wish with it.
145. : All I ask is that you do not waste it.
156. [Alias]
End
31. : [TagGreeting]
ORI_Minthara_IPRD_ConsumedTadpoleAfterRecruited, GLO_Tadpole_Event_FirstConsumed, AVATARORI_Minthara_IPRD_ConsumedTadpoleAfterRecruited = False
119. : I see the change in the shimmer of your skin, and hear it in the hum of your blood. You are evolving.['Minthara 3']
5. : You absorbed a tadpole's essence to accomplish this change. Do you have more?
154. Player: Given your hatred of the cult, I thought you might want to avoid the tadpoles.
85. : Free of the Absolute's influence, the tadpole is a boon. It has expanded my mind, and improved my body.
117. : I am no longer simply its host - I am its mistress.
127. Player: Yes, I have another in my pack. You're welcome to it.
189. [Jump]
Jump to Node 3 (1)
128. Player: The parasites are rare - I'm not sharing them.
14. : All I ask is that you do not waste them.
190. : If you ever hesitate to indulge your illithid potential, remember that I will not.End
66. Player: Not right now.
124. : If you discover any, do share. When I am stronger, we are stronger.devnote
101. : [TagGreeting]
ORI_Minthara_HasMet_BaldursMouth = False, ORI_Minthara_Knows_BaldursMouthPropoganda, ORI_Minthara_IPRD_BaldursMouthPropogandaORI_Minthara_HasMet_BaldursMouth, ORI_Minthara_IPRD_BaldursMouthPropoganda = False
55. : Ink and paper are not as insidious as the voice of the Absolute, but they send out their commands all the same.
18. : Think this, feel that, hate them.
100. Player: The people aren't gullible enough to believe everything they read.['Minthara -1']
168. : Is that so? I suppose it explains why they allowed a tyrannical servant of Bane to take control of their city.GLO_Gortash_State_PermaDefeated
153. : Perhaps it is why they will allow us to rule in his place when the time comes.End
158. : Is that so? I suppose that is why they have allowed a tyrannical servant of Bane to take control of their city.
54. : Truly, the citizens of Baldur's Gate are a model of shrewd wisdom that we should all hope to emulate.End
122. Player: Propaganda is a dangerous weapon.
106. : Yes. I am surprised the house matrons of Menzoberranzan have not discovered the power of the printing press yet.
28. : Paper spun from spider-silk, Everdark ink drawn from dragon scales, and nefarious lies dreamt in darkness.
182. : To kill one's enemies with a well-rounded phrase... that is true power.End
184. Player: If you controlled the Mouth, what would you have it say?
188. : An excellent question.['Minthara 3']
83. : I would use the Mouth to ensure the people did not trust one another. Suspicion creates doubt, and doubt creates dependency.
62. : And they would know that they could depend on me. Feared, venerated, adored. I would be everything to them.End
116. : [TagGreeting]
ORI_Minthara_HasMet_Refugees = False, ORI_Minthara_IPRD_RefugeeInfestationORI_Minthara_HasMet_Refugees, ORI_Minthara_IPRD_RefugeeInfestation = False
49. Player: I agree. They should offer them shelter from the danger that is coming.ORI_Minthara_Event_ChoseExileOption
94. : I was not suggesting they be allowed to roam free. They should be put to work - the city needs labourers, and fodder to protect it.
37. Player: Are you suggesting they be used as slaves?
175. : I am suggesting they be fed and sheltered, and that they work in return. Call it whatever you wish.
63. : Perhaps you think it would be better for them to starve or be slaughtered here, while the citizens hide behind their walls?End
2. Player: It's only fair that they should earn their keep.
32. : Yes. And if they work hard enough for long enough, the city might allow them to earn their freedom one day.['Minthara 3']End
34. Player: They'd be better off seeking help elsewhere if all they can hope for here is to die for Baldur's Gate.
41. : If they are weak, they will die, whether it is on the road or in the defence of the city. And if they are strong, they will find a way to survive.['Minthara -1']End
179. Player: I'm surprised to hear you suggesting aid for those in need.
65. [Jump]
Jump to Node 94 (1)
71. Player: They're not the city's responsibility - the patriars have right to turn away anyone they wish.
29. : I do not disagree. But to turn them away would be wasteful.
181. [Jump]
Jump to Node 94 (1)
60. Player: Indeed. They could be a convenient source of food if the city falls under siege.REALLY_DARK_URGE
110. : Hmmm. The weak and the elderly perhaps.['Minthara 3']
147. : The young would be better used as a labour force than as a source of nutrition.End
144. : [TagGreeting]
ORI_Minthara_Event_CalledPartnerAlurlssrin = False, GLO_OrinsAbduction_State_AbductionOccured, ORI_State_PartneredWithMinthara, ORI_Minthara_IPRD_GiftOfVengeanceORI_Minthara_IPRD_GiftOfVengeance = False
126. : That is your gift to me, and we are bound together until it is done.
76. Player: Only until it is done?['Minthara 10']
84. : Perhaps longer, if you wish it.Approval_AtLeast_40_For_Sp2
9. : This bond we share... I believe it is alurlssrin. If that is so, it will last as long as we do.ORI_Minthara_Event_AlurlssranSpoken
96. : *Alurlssrin. It is a word used rarely, describing the deepest bonds of trust and love.*DROWELF
99. : While Orin lives, I fear we will not last long at all, whether together or apart. We must find her, and kill her.End
125. : You see a future for us once our enemies are dead? I am not so sure.
113. [Jump]
Jump to Node 90 (1)
121. Player: I hope our bond will last beyond that.['Minthara 10']
134. : I hope so too.devnoteApproval_AtLeast_40_For_Sp2
191. [Jump]
Jump to Node 9 (1)
90. : What we share is no more than ssinssrigg, a passion that burns fierce, but has no foundation.
93. : It may become more - I hope that it does - but it may also become the cold ash that follows the flame. Or another story written in scars.
129. : Whatever the case, it will be a short story if Orin has her way. We must find her, and kill her.ORI_Minthara_State_ReturnToDefaultBranchEnd
192. Player: In that case, the sooner we kill Orin the better.
92. Player: Then the sooner get our vengeance, the better.
91. : Indeed. We should make haste.devnoteORI_Minthara_State_ReturnToDefaultBranchEnd
185. : [TagGreeting]
ORI_Minthara_IPRD_RomanceBegins, Approval_AtLeast_30_For_Sp2ORI_Minthara_IPRD_RomanceBegins = False
51. : Sorry. Old habits.
123. Player: What are you apologising for?