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There's a city called Buffalo?

Whenever you enter and exit any friendly town, your health and spell points go back to full.

Originally Posted By: The Ninjas Doom the fourh one. i've bean trying to mess with the abilities. First, look at the drakons' attacks. Choose the one that looks like that it would be the one that is the fire attack, and copy the number. Then, find any sword (it would be easiest to use the weapon that you currently have equipped), and then paste that number over that sword's ability number. You may also wish to mess with the sword's level so that it would be more powerful.

Originally Posted By: waterplant Originally Posted By: Øther I just killed it. A fine leather seems to me like a better reward than what the lady would give me. minus the xp for completing the quest... Sure, you do get a bit of exp, but it's not very much, and it's at the beginning, so it is very easy to make up for it. EDIT: I just remembered this, so I might as well mention it. If you do kill the lizard, even if you talk to the lady, the quest will stay on your list. I know this kind of thing bugs some people, so they should know if they don't already.

That's if you are planning to kill him. Also, the amount of quests you do for the dragon affects your ending... Out of all the rewards, the second one and the third one are my favorites.

I just killed it. A fine leather seems to me like a better reward than what the lady would give me.

Eventually, when I got to the other side of the gate, I was very surprised where it was.

It's possible, and without killing everyone there. I remember that you have to do something with the power controls, and then mess with the doors to keep them from closing(I think), and then get rid of the agent. This might be wrong since it has been a while since I have been there, so I would try to see if you can do this, but be careful.

Guess what? Try clicking the face!

I would love to shape living tools.....I am always running out of them.

I remember that the loyalist who talked to me dropped a reaper baton, so I would definitely still try to fight them. However, I don't know if the serviles drop anything if you are a pro-shaper.

I remember that I was told by someone that I had a message there, and then I went there, and then I got it. Are you in the right area? I don't remember the place too well, so maybe just walk around until something happens.

I know. I'm talking about the part where you get the fort to open the gates and kill everyone out there. You need to say that the castle sent you for that to happen.

They should, but there have been problems with that kind of thing before and people have been locked out of those quests. I would try and see if it is possible for you to do, and if not, you will have to rely on script editing if you still want to do that quest.

Originally Posted By: Synergy NEST (Dire Wolf) - 36c, Shield of Warmth (6% Armor, 5% Cold Resistance) - NW (This is in the demo area, in the cultists' lair) I just passed this area on a new game, and this is wrong. The shield of warmth is in a giant lizard nest, and it gives 12% armor, not 6%.

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Once A1-3 are redone, I might end up buying them. I tried playing them before, but even though they were interesting, I never really felt the want to get them. Once Avadon comes out, I think that there is an almost 100% chance that I will buy it. It seems very interesting.

I think that they are definitely popular, just people seem to think that they are more popular than they really are. Other than seeing a few people on TV with them, I haven't actually seen one yet.

For how long the batteries last, it really varies from person to person. A while ago, when I wasn't using my computer as often, I rarely had to charge my mouse. Now, since I'm using my computer a lot more, the batteries run out more, and I think I charge it about every other week.

Originally Posted By: blackwight A nice effect would be to zoom the camera out smoothly as the party leaves town until they dwindle to tiny figures. Entering a battle or town would make the camera drop again. That would require a mixing of two tile sets, but it can be done by making the big tiles correspond to collections of little ones in every case. The thing is, to do it smoothly, this would take a few seconds. A because of that, it would definitely annoy lots of people.

Personally, I think of the final fight as all the fighting you do while the workers are hauling the crystal. Yes, it was easy (just long), but, considering some games I have played, this is still a good last fight. Also, to me, the ending was satisfying. Even though the blight wasn't cured, I was given a feeling that, after all the work I did, I managed to bring safety and stability to Avernum. The only thing that I didn't really like about it was that the PCs were removed from Avernum and never returned.

Well, they will if you don't let them die.

After you defeat the chuckling demon the first time, he then moves a little up on to a....I guess you could call it a small peninsula. After you beat him again, he goes to that temple in the cave.

Rotdhizons are my second favorite, and the war trall only beats them because of the awesome ranged physical damage it does.

Well....You just have to disable the mines. Only, some of the time you can get one. It seems that only rarely that you can ever get both. Just keep on trying. And trying. And trying. (By the way, it's the infiltrators charm)