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<blockquote data-quote="Henadic Theologian" data-source="post: 9117070" data-attributes="member: 7030526">Some work, each new race doesn't have to have the same level of reactivity as the old ones. &nbsp;Larian has the licence to whatever they want to use so WotC is not going to get in Larians way. &nbsp;BTW for DOS2's port to consoles because they can do mods like PCs, Larian took the most popular mods on PC and turned them into free bundles for Console players, basically made them into a free DLC for console players so their is presendience for this sort of thing. &nbsp;And given the massive money Larian has made from BG3 they may very well take the mods and add reactivity to them, they have the writers and voice actors to do so. It'd be no worse then what they are already doing in patches to make players happy. Even 10 lines per race plus metatag lines that can be used for multiple races. 20 lines for Artificer, mostly with Gorstash and Blacksmith perhaps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henadic Theologian, post: 9117070, member: 7030526"] Some work, each new race doesn't have to have the same level of reactivity as the old ones. Larian has the licence to whatever they want to use so WotC is not going to get in Larians way. BTW for DOS2's port to consoles because they can do mods like PCs, Larian took the most popular mods on PC and turned them into free bundles for Console players, basically made them into a free DLC for console players so their is presendience for this sort of thing. And given the massive money Larian has made from BG3 they may very well take the mods and add reactivity to them, they have the writers and voice actors to do so. It'd be no worse then what they are already doing in patches to make players happy. Even 10 lines per race plus metatag lines that can be used for multiple races. 20 lines for Artificer, mostly with Gorstash and Blacksmith perhaps. [/QUOTE]

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