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Arcanum's dog.
When buffed with Hands of Stone, Agility of Fire, Haste and Timestop (or was it Mass Haste?) it can almost kill the final boss in 1 turn
Arcanum's dog.
6 ) Gobbet from Shadowrun: Hong Kong
7 ) Aerie from Baldur's Gate 2
lol17 ) Eiger from Shadowrun: Dragonfall
Annah-of-the-Shadows. She could've been just a stereotypical rough-talking sweet-heartedtsunderewoman of questionable reputation, but she was written with relatable flaws, insecurities, opinions about things - well, she was just awesome. I know that I'm in minority here, but I always preferred Annah to FFG.
I LOVE Eiger but she has no character development.6 ) Gobbet from Shadowrun: Hong Kong
7 ) Aerie from Baldur's Gate 2lol17 ) Eiger from Shadowrun: Dragonfall
It's between Mad Dog, Conrad, Steroid and Gus Tarballs.
Mad Dog's: "Sure they look like I'm the crazy man, but they are the crazy ones! One day, I will kill them all.." - makes me think of the Codex for some reason.
Meh, let's not be so anal about it. You don't create them, they have "personalities" on their own, even their own agenda of sorts (likes and dislikes of other mercenaries that might even result in leaving your employ). That's good enough to qualify in my book, if not as NPCs then as "sidekicks" mentioned in the title. And they are very memorable - for me at least.It's between Mad Dog, Conrad, Steroid and Gus Tarballs.
Mad Dog's: "Sure they look like I'm the crazy man, but they are the crazy ones! One day, I will kill them all.." - makes me think of the Codex for some reason.
First two are recruitable NPC but Steroid and Gus can exists only as playable characters.
Same for Haywire other character of same game with great quotes.
Chrono Trigger has a lot of amazing companions. In general, JRPGs have better companions than western rpgs.
i mean, if we're going to include JRPGs then there's no point in even continuing talking about CRPGs: JRPG companions will always win.
Ian is pretty memorable
I would have loved more lore on FFG.