Ogremindes

Oh, I see. I have to go back a different way. Maybe kill the queen first?

Which door? The one attached to the Storeroom? The one Bendbones guards? Another one altogether?

Reading the forum I found vague allusions to a re-accessible place to put my stuff, but no details I could cling on to. So, where can I put my stuff in Goagh-Nar?

I guess what I need is early game build advice. There just doesn't seem to be enough points to go around between battle magic, endurance, intelligence, quick action, leadership and mechanics (did I miss anything important?).

I did do that. That's how I got to level 4. The ruined school is clear.

Since I can't get my leather-clad tush through the Bandit Woods without getting one-shotted by a javelin, I think I must be doing something wrong. So, any tips on getting an agent to that blow-everything-up stage? I'm guessing that 12 ranks of Battle Magic at level 4 wasn't the best way to go.

(oh, and If you want to know why I didn't pick Guardian as my starter class, it's because I like my character to have a face.)

Damn. Is there a minimise, then?

Nevermind, cmd-tab works.

Maybe a silly question, but any way to play Geneforge in a window instead of full screen?

After becoming somewhat annoyed that I could've gotten 5 levels of Cave Lore without spending skill points and with a fairly trivial prereq., I was wondering:

a)Is there a nice, readable list of skill trainers, with locations and prereqs and such anywhere? The annotated maps has the info, but it's a pain in the donkey to get the info out.

b)Reading a bit further in the maps I found that I could get some skill-point free points in bows, with only a few more rep points than I have now, and I figure I probably could go through the early game without an archer and pick up some bow levels once I have the rep for training. The question is: Any character-building strategies you use based around skill trainers?