Hey!!!!!!!! First of all, the last time I was as excited about a game was when Baldur's Gate was about to release!!!!!! Now i'm reviving all these awesome moments about an upcoming game, it's awesome!

On to the question: Most of my games will be played 2-player, 1 OL and 1 Hero. Do you think it'll be possible for the Hero player to control 2 Heroes over the campaign? It would give more choice, fun and overall awesomness to be able to form a party with a Paladin and an Necromancer!!!

My guess is that it won't be a problem at all and could work exactly like MoM?

I think I can speak for at least 85% of the FFG fans that we're all excited for this game to be released.

To answer your question, I would have to go with a 100% yes that a player controlling a hero, in a 2 player game will have to play two heroes. Here is my proof:

Similar to Descent 1st Edition, the monster cards show how many minimum players you need. Descent 1st Edition was a little odd showing that you needed 2-5 players (including the overlord) on monster cards. In the above image, the "knight" represents the number of heroes playing, being a minimum of 2 heroes. So yes, you're friend playing a hero will have to play two heroes.

I don't think anything other than overhead will prevent you or your friend from controlling 2-4 heroes at the same time.

But yeah, as with D1, it's minimum 2 heroes per game (or all 4 in RtL/SoB), controlled by 1+ players.

Awesome! Love it! It'll be Neverwinter Night/Icewind Dale like in the good ol' days!

SolennelBern said:

Proto Persona said:

Yeah but didn't they just intend to release on iTurd?

SolennelBern said:

Maybe they originally intended that, but it's getting a full windows release as well.

Aloha - Is there a link to that?

Mahalo!

BG:EE coming to PC, iPad, OSX:

http://www.joystiq.com/2012/03/29/baldurs-gate-enhanced-edition-getting-osx-version-cross-platf/

Work going forward on BG 2:EE:

http://www.joystiq.com/2012/03/15/baldurs-gate-2-enhanced-edition-also-in-the-works-plus-bonus/

Interest in Icewind Dale if BG:EE sells well enough:

http://www.joystiq.com/2012/04/12/beamdog-interested-in-icewind-dale-depends-on-baldurs-gate-suc/

Thanks!!!

I thought too, that the basic mechanics of this game sound a lot like Mansions of Madness!

Can't wait for the rulebook!