Posted February 06, 2017
Sometimes this would go on for over an hour.
Tallima
TreasureHunting!
Registered: Apr 2010
From United States
Sometimes this would go on for over an hour.
Stig79
New User
Registered: Mar 2014
From Norway
Posted February 07, 2017
low rated
Also. Stay far away from Siege of Dragonspear. It doesn't mix well with the rest of the series at all. Plot-holes galore, and extremely poor writing.
Meganeura
New User
Registered: Nov 2015
From United States
Posted February 26, 2017
Good news if you're a hardcore completionist: there are a ton of different books the game for you to read. You'll get more lore than you'll ever need if you just read everything you find in the game.
As far as outside reading goes, the Avatar Series specifically relates to the Time of Troubles, essentially the prequel to Baldur's Gate. I've never read them myself so I can't speak to their quality, and I'm not sure how much focus Bhaal gets, if any. If you really want to get acquainted with Faerun's pantheon (which is considerable) then consider hunting down one of the two old D&D splatbooks: Faiths & Avatars or Faiths and Pantheons.
As far as outside reading goes, the Avatar Series specifically relates to the Time of Troubles, essentially the prequel to Baldur's Gate. I've never read them myself so I can't speak to their quality, and I'm not sure how much focus Bhaal gets, if any. If you really want to get acquainted with Faerun's pantheon (which is considerable) then consider hunting down one of the two old D&D splatbooks: Faiths & Avatars or Faiths and Pantheons.