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** If you happen to play a Drow and win the Cup, instead of having a multiple-choice-conversation with George about "Braging" or "having mead", the game defaults to 'whatever, lets keep going', as in 'George just ends the conversation because he does not want to talk to you'.

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* CameraScrew: The game has many camera modes, but they will all inevitably give you unwanted objects or someone in your sights.

** If you happen to play a drow and win the Cup, instead of having a multiople-choice-conversation with George about "Braging" or "having mead", the game defaults to 'whatever, lets keep going', as in 'George just ends the conversation because he does not want to talk to you'.

* DroppedABridgeOnHim, KillEmAll (i.e. Dropped a Temple on Them, see RocksFallEveryoneDies)

* DummiedOut: Time constraints resulted in ''a lot'' of stuff getting cut, like Neeshka and Bishop's romance plots[[note]] it's not entirely clear what was cut from Bishop's; as it stands he has as much romance content as Casavier, it just doesn't effect his actions in the finale[[/note]], an encounter with the [[HumanoidAbomination animus elemental]] Sydney summoned to murder Qara, [[NoodleIncident why Casavir left Neverwinter]], an exchange between Sand and Qara indicating she's actually ''[[HoldingBackThePhlebotinum holding back]]'' a considerable amount of power...

* EnemyMine: Casavir and/or a paladin Knight-Captain would probably (depending on the DM) not be allowed to work alongside evil teammates Bishop and Ammon Jerro in a pen-and-paper game. It could easily count as a violation of the paladin code of conduct and they'd lose their powers over it. Thankfully ''[=NWN2=]'' paladins don't have that class feature or the game would be {{unwinnable|ByMistake}}.

* EvilVsEvil: [[BigBad The King of Shadows]] is in a three-way conflict with [[ScaryAmoralReligion the Githyanki]] and the forces of [[FallenHero Ammon Jerro]].

* DummiedOut: Time constraints resulted in ''a lot'' of stuff getting cut, like Neeshka and Bishop's romance plots, an encounter with the [[HumanoidAbomination animus elemental]] Sydney summoned to murder Qara, [[NoodleIncident why Casavir left Neverwinter]], an exchange between Sand and Qara indicating she's actually ''[[HoldingBackThePhlebotinum holding back]]'' a considerable amount of power...

** Not much. With fan made add-ons, the AI gets smarter... and so do the enemies. As buggy as the combat is, it's somewhat in your favor, given that you're generally outnumbered.

** ''Mask of the Betrayer'' assumes (not unreasonably) that the Knight-Captain defeated the King of Shadows. ''Storm of Zehir'' in turn seems to indicate (by One of Many appearing in a random encounter) that the Knight-Captain turned evil in the Unapproachable East.
*** Although if you keep in mind that ''Storm of Zehir'' takes place while the Knight-Captain hasn't returned from Rashemen yet, it is possible that (s)he simply couldn't stop the spirit-eater hunger from killing Okku, created One of Many without knowing the consequences and banished it afterwards.

* ComicBookTime: The last Shadow War happened when the future Knight Commander was an infant. So depending on race that can mean eighteen years ago or a century. They get around this by the only witnesses you talk to being elves and very old humans, and at one point there's confusion how many generations removed a participant was from a modern character.