DesertPlah

Quite, though the hardest dungeon I've ever done (and I haven't finished several of the top scenarios) is in here before the halfway point. (Hardest because I went in there unprepared, and was stupid about it.)

Shame on you Terry! First time I played, the first barrier in Part 1 wiped out 5 of 6 party members, because I didn't go for the sidequests (and I used the PC editor a little.) Last time I played though, I had Part 2 and pretty much got my butt kicked by the golems near the end, got a look at what the final fights were, and ran like a kitten. This time I'm going to do even the sidequests in Part 2, see if I can make it. Of course, Part 2 isn't even out yet, so I probably shouldn't be talking about it TOO much.

And then again, some of us beta-testers find ourselves making stupid choices, such as charging into the slith hideout w/out fire barrier. As far as I know, there's a round of beta testers either done or getting it done ASAP, and I think I'm somewhere inbetween two rounds of betatesters.

That's because you're Imban. I usually have my fighters start w/about 18 hp, more if I have a skill point that isn't going to be used anyplace else (like throwing stuff.) My mages usually have around 10-12, sometimes even 14 if I'm feeling wimpy.

You could do what Vogel did, platebugs . I tried making one, but failed miserably. VoDT has some nice low-level creatures, especially in BoA, and they might give you a few ideas. I would model them after goblins for stats, and then give them a weak special ability, cuz goblins are just too easy. Give us a challenge.

Hmmm…looks like TGM's having just a little *shows w/fingers* too much fun . Quite true, and there are other ways of getting experience (sp). Though I don't know if nodes and traps and such would be very efficient. BoA (I just got the demo recently, so I'm psyched) offers more in the way of non-combative XP than Exile.

Well, there's: Kobolds (might have to make Kobold Chief or something, for structure) Beasts and Reptiles Undead (not too many options there) Even a few Ogres and (for the adventurous, and an actual challange for some) Troglodytes.

What is it with Lenin? Was I fed a bunch of crap in that book from 5th grade? Eh, in any case, VoDT could also be against oppression and stuff from the Empire. Because the Empire didn't want anyone else controlling magic, they shut the school down hastily, which is why they had the killings.

Quote: Originally written by TM Revolution: For a topical example of good humor, see my personal cameo in RoR-BoA. And for a good laugh, see his personal cameo in the Inn of Blades.

You could do it so that it creates a new monster when it dies, an encounter perhaps to add talk. And you could clean up any blood or mess left. Of course, I'm thinking in BoE terms, because…*sniff*…I use a PC. Anyway, that's the simple way to do it. You'd have to lower it's max health, though. EDIT: Well, if it's one monster, it ought to be easy, just by using a constant for the health. If it's multiple types, however, that would require a more complex system, like the one you're talking about.

What about Nephil's Gambit? Can't we use that as a reference?

I find the EZboards make me wretch and puke. They must be the ugliest things to ever burn my eyes. And the Popups annoy the living crap out of me.

Did he announce it? I must have been gone a few days too long.

Speaking of the arena, I haven't been able to get in. The Library of Ermarian also seems to be down. (Don't correct my spelling.) Before I check the Desperance main, is there a major problem at Desp?

That doesn't smell like TM. Besides, if it was him, The Grinch would be on TTTTMMMM's site.