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Man, it drops fast! Anyway, I was asking whether there is a hard cap for levels. As you said, theoretically, someone can reach level 27. But is that even possible or there's a hard cap at 25 so that XP beyond that would keep one at level 25? Also, this is a purely academic question. EDIT: I checked with this script: There seems to be a cap at 65025 XP, and if you go over it, things get weird. As in, I suddenly dropped to level 141. No, that's not a typo.

I redownloaded it, to apply it after the update. Searer you said gets bonus damage per level?

Is there a hard cap? Or you simply run out of things that give XP? If you cheat yourself to 1,000,000 XP would you be level 50 or something?

Oh, with a cheat code. Not what I had in mind. Tuldaric and the Takers should be able to do that too, with the machine.

What changes are there in the mod?

Retrain? We can retrain in Infestation!?

Once I find it, I will probably do one. I certainly plan to make one for Blade something and that Servile Mage, if they are still available.

I made a small mod that increases the benefit for the early-areas NPC companions. Here is the link. What this mod does: The Abandoned Thahd and Zora slightly increase in level, but at a slower pace than you. Furthermore, the Thahd's level is boosted by your character's Shape Thahd skill. Abandoned Thahd: Once you return to Drypeak with the Abandoned Thahd, the level of the thahd increases to 4 if you are level 4-5, to 5 if you are level 6-7, to 6 if you are level 8 and to 7 if you're level 9 or above. It is also boosted by +1 for each Shape Thahd level you have. Scout Zora, to which this thread is dedicated: Since Zora is already very good, the boosts she gets to her level are less than the Thahd; she only gets the "basic" level increase. I.e. Once you return to Drypeak with Zora, her level increase to 5 if you are level 6-7, to 6 if you are level 8 and to 7 if you're level 9 or above. You can also speak to smith to buy better equipment for Zora, which gives her better armor (slightly increases armor and stun resistance) and a boost to her physical attacks (which is simulated by giving her a +2 to strength and agility so she can deal +10% more damage). Instructions: From Steam library, click on geneforge on the list to open the menu, go to "Browse local files", navigate to the "scripts" folder and overwrite the two scripts there with the scripts in the zip file.

Excellent! I am so glad modding is taking off for the new games.

You need to change the Cryoas too. I make Cryoras at 70%.

That license is supposed to be hard to get and for limited studies. Something no apprentice would get. But as you said, the situation in Drypeaks is not exactly following protocol.

I remember that quote! But are you sure it was the PC to Khyryk?

The short answer is yes. The long answer would be in a thread with my mods.

Ohhhh, so I have to return back there. I didn't know. I thought the only time after the tutorial you go there is to leave and rat out to the Council what happens there.

??? What or who is Emily?! I didn't see any Emily person, I think.

Hello. Agents are considered the most difficult class and they need special playstyle. I don't play agents but others will tell you. What I wanted to contribute here is: What difficulty do you play at? Have you tried to recruit NPCs to join your party?

I think that could work because the Barzites in their first quests target the Awakened. I am not sure.

Wait, will I lose my 1 dot in of create thahd?

So, what kind of non-D&D crossovers would you imagine?

There's ... a book of Shaping thahds in the rooms of Keeper Thossila, who is a common. She also mentions spells to heal serviles (I don't see any such book and I would like more healing) and healing falls under Shaping although perhaps Shapers don't consider it so. What happened?

Could we use this thread for a bunch of mini-mods? Like the one someone made as a trainer or one I use to make Fyoras look smaller to be closer to what they are in the art and not as big as you?

A possible change I noticed was with Shanti and Sharon. Shanti apparently told Sharon ... good things about me. That is peculiar, considering I have been saying pro-Servile things day in and day out. Perhaps I have not said enough by the time I reached Sharon. Or there is no different choice. Regardless, Shanti seems more likeable in this version, tough but not obnoxious and more involved in your training. Or it could be that I know what happens to her but I think not; I think she is written as more likeable to make a bigger impact.

I don't know the Order of the Guardians and the Dawnslayers bring only a vague familiarity with the name, but the Keepers of the Feather would probably give the Shaper a wide berth and even spy to see that he is not going to fall under Strahd's thrall or he isn't going to be a know-it-all butthole that looks down on non-shapers and oppresses his Creations. And unless the Shaper is a rebel, they will be disappointed. I do not think they would move against the Shaper though just for this. Now, if the Shaper you are talking about is a Drakon Lifecrafter... that is a very very different discussion. Ravenloft is a land of prejudices.

Magic skill also increased their cone attack damage too.

They could have at least picked a better name! Loyalists. Faithful. Believers. Traditionals. See? I found four. Was it so hard?