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DeadButDelicious posted:Do people usually try for Ulgoth's Beard/Durlag's Tower/SoD on ironman runs or just go right through to BG2 because I can imagine that there is a very high rate of death in the TotSC and SoD content - oh hey look a mind flayer aaaaaargh I've always done Ulgoth's and Durlag's. I've never gotten past "going shopping" in SoD because the only time I saw it was in an ironman a few years back. Something in SoD was coded to make the flaming fist hostile that wouldn't have made them hostile in BG1/TotSC; I forget what. In any event, it summoned a battle wizard who immediately mazed me for a game over, Arkanis Gath-style. Debating entering this. Might as well, right? e: cripes. Yeah, I'll give this a go. 
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Rogue AI Goddess posted:How good/bad/ugly of an idea would it be to do a blind ironman run without mods? Awful. It's an extremely fun game even now but you will absolutely eat poo poo to things you need to know about. Basilisks are probably top of that list but so too are the end bosses of totsc content. And frankly the sarevok fight can be awful too. At least durlag's absurd traps are telegraphed by everything in the game. The totsc bosses are just "oh, you can't equip the relevant weapons with your party and don't have much magic? Guess you're gonna die." Or "oh here's an enemy with abilities you've never seen before and which are oddly coded. Have fun turning into a ghast." Or hell, "you initiated dialogue with your main character with this random creature in the woods? Guess you die." Don't play Ironman blind
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