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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.
151. : [TagGreeting]
44. : A disparate collection of vagabonds and strays. Did you have anyone particular in mind?devnote
50. : [TagAnswer]
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117. Player: I'm curious to hear what you think of Shadowheart.GLO_Origin_Avatar_Shadowheart = False, GLO_Origin_PartOfTheTeam_Shadowheart, ORI_Minthara_Asked_AboutShadowheart = FalseORI_Minthara_Asked_AboutShadowheart
111. : It would have been better for us had she embraced Shar, and claimed the power of the goddess.devnoteORI_Shadowheart_State_EnemyOfSharPath
42. : But it is better for Shadowheart to be free of that poisonous influence.devnote
18. [Jump]
Jump to Node 96 (2)
96. : She is tolerable, but her faith in the Lady of Loss is poisonous.devnote
66. Player: I agree - she worships the wrong god.ORI_Shadowheart_State_SharPath, CLERIC
64. : Your divine puppeteer is just as toxic as Shadowheart's, my little marionette.devnote
78. : One day, the strings will snap. And then you will either learn to walk without aid for the first time, or you will rot where you fall.devnote
40. : [TagAnswer]
ORI_Minthara_State_AskedAboutAllCurrentTeamMembersORI_Minthara_State_ReturnToDefaultBranchEnd
126. [Pop] 1
16. Player: Faith is not poison - it is an antidote to life's woes.
120. : The gods are the source of our woes. Though I concede that Shar is far from the worst of them.devnote
65. [Alias]
CLERIC
- Alias to Node 64
141. [Jump]
Jump to Node 130 (1)
154. Player: What do you have against Shar?
130. : The Nightsinger has some admirable qualities - far more than her insipid sister - but her followers are repressed.devnote
38. : Take the child, Shadowheart. She does not even know who she is, but still manages to pity herself.devnote
97. [Jump]
Jump to Node 87 (1)
59. Player: I thought you might appreciate Sharran dogma.
87. : The very concept of Sharran worship is self-indulgent. devnote
90. : They would have you think every whispered word and hidden thought is of value, but it is not so.devnote
27. : I have performed a thousand interrogations, squeezing out the most-guarded secrets held in heart, mind and soul.devnote
116. : I can tell you this - when the trivial parts have been whittled away, and I have sifted through what remains, in most cases a person amounts to nothing at all.devnote
- Link to Node 40
- Link to Node 126
161. Player: What do you make of Astarion?GLO_Origin_PartOfTheTeam_Astarion, ORI_Astarion_State_StayedVampireSpawn = False, GLO_Origin_Avatar_Astarion = False, ORI_Astarion_State_BecameVampireLord = False, ORI_Minthara_Asked_AboutAstarion = FalseORI_Minthara_Asked_AboutAstarion
58. : He's been deprived of freedom and strong blood for so long that he is addicted to both.devnote
138. : While those addictions have their hold on him, he is still a slave.devnote
48. Player: Are you worried he'll drink your blood?
60. : No. He is well aware that I would exsanguinate him entirely if he flashed his fangs at me.devnote
1. Player: Astarion's no slave. He's free of Cazador.
136. : Free? What purpose does he have that does not involve his Master? He fears him, he hates him, he dreams of him - and he will either kill him, or die trying.devnote
30. : Astarion is no more free of Cazador than you or I are free of our tadpoles.devnote
114. : He will only be free when Cazador is dead. And that is as it should be.devnote
159. : When the time comes, we must hope that he does not only take Cazador's long life, but the power that has sustained him as well.devnoteORI_Minthara_State_ReturnToDefaultBranch
68. [Jump]
Jump to Node 40 (1)
54. [Pop] 1
47. Player: He'll be a slave to his blood-thirst as long as he lives.
21. : And while you live, you'll be enslaved to your appetites and hungers. We all feed on something, and if we are deprived of it, we will fight for it.
81. : But Astarion is not only bound to his needs and desires, he is still bound to something more powerful - his Master.devnote
131. Player: How do you and Lae'zel get along?GLO_Origin_PartOfTheTeam_Laezel, GLO_Origin_Avatar_Laezel = False, ORI_Minthara_Asked_AboutLaezel = FalseORI_Minthara_Asked_AboutLaezel
118. : I have encountered few githyanki in my life. Those that I did were raiders - they croaked out pleas for mercy in their alien tongue as they died.devnote
112. : Meeting Lae'zel makes me wish I knew more of their culture.devnoteGITHYANKI = False
108. Player: Why not ask Lae'zel to educate you?
95. : I did. She told me that she has nothing to teach that cannot be learned through observation of her prowess in combat.devnote
110. : Perhaps she is right - she certainly cuts a striking figure in battle. There is a precision to her ferocity that I admire.devnote
83. Player: It seems a rather brutal culture.
145. : To one who only sees the surface of things, perhaps. You should look deeper.devnote
0. : In spite of her youth, there is a patience and precision in Lae'zel's thoughts and actions that I admire. devnote
143. : Those qualities will strengthen as she matures.devnote
84. [Jump]
Jump to Node 40 (1)
2. [Pop] 1
70. Player: I'm not sure any of us will ever understand her.
12. : I think I am beginning to.
71. [Jump]
Jump to Node 0 (1)
28. Player: It doesn't surprise me that you feel an affinity with otherworldly raiders. Gith and Lolthsworn drow have much in common.REALLY_DROWELF = False
62. [Alias]
- Alias to Node 145
92. : There is a fanaticism in the Lolthsworn that lends itself to chaos. They turn their blades on one another as readily as on outsiders.devnote
75. : The gith have stricter hierarchies and stronger commitment to a single cause. devnote
- Link to Node 69
- Link to Node 105
72. Player: I think their culture has much in common with ours.REALLY_LOLTHDROWELF
26. : Whatever culture you and I once shared, it no longer has a hold on me, Lolthsworn.devnote
121. : You still listen to the whispers of the Spider Queen's web. I only obey my own heart's desires.devnote
41. : Most gith do not seem to know their own hearts, nor do they need to. They have strict hierarchies, and commitment to a single cause.devnote
69. : Some, like Lae'zel, question that cause. But even so, she retains the discipline of her training.devnoteORI_Laezel_State_IsOnOrpheusPath
157. [Jump]
Jump to Node 40 (1)
134. [Pop] 1
105. : Even now, infected and far from home, Lae'zel stays true to the cause. That shows resolve.devnote
- Link to Node 157
- Link to Node 134
122. Player: I think their culture has something in common with yours, Lolthsworn.REALLY_DROWELF, REALLY_LOLTHDROWELF = False
17. : I no longer listen to the whispers of the Spider Queen's web. I only obey my own heart's desires.
147. [Jump]
Jump to Node 41 (1)
37. : Meeting you and Lae'zel makes me wish I knew more of your culture.devnote
4. Player: Is it our warlike nature that appeals to you?
51. : Yes. Even separated from your people, you have the habits of a soldier. I see it in your stance, and in the way you care for your gear.devnote
52. [Jump]
Jump to Node 6 (1)
61. Player: What do you wish to know?
6. : In time, I would know your poetry, your art, and your philosophy.devnote
5. : For now, I will continue to observe you in battle. There is a precision to you approach that I admire.devnote
32. [Jump]
Jump to Node 40 (1)
123. [Pop] 1
142. Player: Few from this plane have ever understood our culture.
139. : I would like to be among them - I think there is much we could learn from one another.devnote
129. [Jump]
Jump to Node 6 (1)
3. Player: Have you spent much time with Gale?ORI_Gale_Event_BombDisarmed, GLO_Origin_PartOfTheTeam_Gale, GLO_Origin_Avatar_Gale = False, ORI_Minthara_Asked_AboutGale = FalseORI_Minthara_Asked_AboutGale
106. : The wizard? No.devnote
33. Player: Wouldn't you like to get to know him?
10. : It is pointless. In my experience, the moment they leave their libraries, wizards have the life expectancy of a gnome in a war. devnote
140. : Either the enemy recognises they are a threat, and kills them swiftly, or their curiosity leads them to combust while experimenting with the limits of magic.devnote
127. : Present company excluded, of course. I am sure you will live to a ripe old age.devnoteWIZARD
9. : Gale, however, is already in a state of suspended combustion thanks to that orb between his ribs.devnote
148. : I suspect it is only a matter of time before he goes up in smoke.devnote