Baldur's Gate II: Throne of Bhaal

Video Game
2001

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Baldur's Gate II: Throne of Bhaal (2001)

The main character, Gorion's ward, and his or her party must overcome five children of the dead god Bhaal, who've raised armies to conquer the world through carnage and claim their father's ... Read allThe main character, Gorion's ward, and his or her party must overcome five children of the dead god Bhaal, who've raised armies to conquer the world through carnage and claim their father's sinister throne and title.The main character, Gorion's ward, and his or her party must overcome five children of the dead god Bhaal, who've raised armies to conquer the world through carnage and claim their father's sinister throne and title.

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- Feargus Urquhart
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9.0/10

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Director
- Feargus Urquhart
Stars

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Michael Bell

Haer'Dalis
(voice)
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Jeff Bennett

Saemon Havarian
(voice)
(as Jeff Glenn Bennett)
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Keith Compton

Kelvim
(voice)

Jim Cummings

Minsc
(voice)
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Grey Griffin

Nalia de'Arnise
(voice)
(as Grey DeLisle)
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Melissa Disney

Imoen
(voice)

Jennifer Hale

Mazzy Fentan
(voice)

Roger Jackson

Keldorn Firecam
(voice)
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Charity James

Solar
(voice)

Jason Marsden

Cernd
(voice)
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Vanessa Marshall

Sendai
(voice)

Bill Martin

Korgan Bloodaxe
(voice)
(as Bill E. Martin)

John H. Mayer

Narrator
(voice)
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Jim Meskimen

Edwin Odesseiron
(voice)
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Jeff Osterhage

Valygar Corthala
(voice)
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Rob Paulsen

Anomen Delryn
(voice)

Kevin Michael Richardson

Sarevok Anchev
(voice)
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Jack Roth

Jan Jansen
(voice)
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Trivia
Ironically, and just like in the case of Baldur's Gate II - Shadows of Amn, the player still never gets to visit the city of Baldur's Gate itself again at any point of this short game, nor does the city play any part in the game's plot or (side)quests in any way, shape or form whatsoever, despite its name being in the title.

Quotes
Sarevok Anchev: Ranger, turn your rodent's gaze another direction! I will not be scrutinised as though by some ridiculous divining rod!
Minsc: Boo has an uncanny judge of character, but you... you give him trouble.
Sarevok Anchev: I'll give him more than that if this continues! I nearly conquered a nation! I will not be judged by a creature that stores nuts in its cheeks!
Jan Jansen: Hey! I resemble that remark.
Sarevok Anchev: Trust me, gnome, you do not want to partake in my wrath this day.
Minsc: Food storage aside, Boo controls himself far better than you do. Do you see him ranting about mere glances? Let's look.
Sarevok Anchev: What?
Minsc: See? No rant. In fact, now he is snuffling about for a comfy place to sleep. Admirable restraint.
Sarevok Anchev: I'm still in Hell, aren't I? This is insanity.
Minsc: Ah, finally a calming look comes across your face. Boo's handiwork, no doubt? Doesn't that feel better?
Sarevok Anchev: Let's... let's go kill something. Soon.

Connections
Followed by Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear (2016)

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Featured review

A little disappointing but at least they finished it!

Bioware were forced to finish the series quickly because they were apparently about to get bought out and feared they would never have the chance under their new owners.

The Throne of Bhaal extension is not too bad though. Its not as extensive in story line or sub-plots but it still concludes the main story in a satisfactory way. I always imagined the last chapter concluding at Baldur's Gate again but we can't always have what we desire. The NPCs are the same (except one new playable one) and the Bhaalspawn you have to face are tough, some more than others.

The music in this is top notch and would say the best in the series, if nothing else, this is superior to its predecessors.