Jerakeen

In N:R, there is one line added to the description: This item has been blessed (or words to that effect).

The cheapest early game spells can be bought in Fort Dranlon, northwest of Cotra.

Change the System From Within!

If you tell me what town you are your party is near, I can give you very simple instructions.

Are you talking about Arcane Blessing? If so, you can't get the Haste effect by selecting that ability; you have to pick the icon immediately to the right of it, the one that looks like a running man (marked with the letter L). That ability becomes available when you raise AB to level 6, but it's separate. The only thing they share is their cooldown. You should also be aware, if you aren't already, of the distinction between Haste and Battle Frenzy: BF gives you extra action points, whereas Haste only gives you a (1 in 3 I think?) chance of using fewer action points for your action on any given turn, leaving enough for a second action.

If you are absolutely stuck, you can give yourself a new Orb with a little script editing. This is fairly easy to do, assuming you're playing on a computer; if you're using a tablet, it may still be possible, but I don't know the exact method.

Alorael, what you do with your vlishes in the privacy of your own home is your business. But eww.

Is that what Barney Frank is doing now?! That is awesome.

And yes, everyone in the party benefits.

Did he really incorporate a bunch of Slarty's mods?

Goldengirl knows that.

Maybe. It was a pretty cool idea; too bad it didn't work out.

I seem to remember beta-testing bits of that, though maybe not your bit.

I guess the hags don't want you getting too chummy with the faeries.

If you don't mind risking a few spoilers, you might consult the Annotated Maps. The link is in my signature.

No, it's not possible. Or at least, I've never figured out a way to do it.

I always thought it was a rip-off that I couldn't shape a pack animal to tote some of my stuff. In answer to your question, probably ornks?

Welcome to the boards, Hyena! Yes this is your second post, but I see that nobody welcomed you after your first. Bad Spiderwebbers! No biscuit!

You need to find some dialogue to attach it to. This could be a clickable object like an obelisk, or it could be a person, as long as it's someone who doesn't die or disappear, or have much dialogue of their own. Mamora's assistants should do nicely, and they're right near the entrance. Search the script for this: begintalknode; tag = 27; condition = 1; text1 = "Eye Mamora has two assistants here, who help him to record prisoners coming in and going out. Like most workers in the dungeons, they try to avoid conversation. You barely manage to greet them before they remember urgent reasons to be somewhere else."; And add a nextstate line like this: begintalknode; tag = 27; nextstate = 300; condition = 1; text1 = "Eye Mamora has two assistants here, who help him to record prisoners coming in and going out. Like most workers in the dungeons, they try to avoid conversation. You barely manage to greet them before they remember urgent reasons to be somewhere else."; Then just copy and paste Ivan Bajlo's code at the bottom of the script, not forgetting to add the "short i;" line under variables at the top. I just did it and it works perfectly.

To get back to Avadon from Goldcrag, click on the pylon in the southwest area of the zone - it's where you first arrived. When you're in Avadon, you can use the portals to return to regions you've already visited. To travel to different zones within a region, just walk off the edge of the map. You can then select which zone you want, out of those available. Some zones are opened via dialogue with NPCs, others by physically crossing the adjacent zone. Any zone you visit will remain available until near the end of the game.

I was asked about Canopy, but there were several names on the final list that I never saw in the comparisons. Can't remember what they were, though.

There is indeed no excuse for not carrying Nethergate. It is good; it is old; it is a game.

Yes, but the point is that you don't need that much. I think a total of something like 16 across the party maxes you out. Might be a bit less.

Not exactly. A1 to 3 are remakes of the Exile trilogy, yes. A4 to 6 are original.

Pastrytarianism. The best cake for the greatest number.