Cthulhu

If I place some crafting items in the crates that Master Phipps owns, will they ever disappear? Can I make a cache of items there?

I prefer the sorceress.

And apparently it is difficult 0_o I don't know what file to screw with... >.>

Is it even possible to save those refugees? I've NEVER been able to, they always somehow die, even when I left a level 50 Gazer there with them. Methinks its programmed for them to die.

Thanks for the heads up, Doom Warrior. I'll be sure to check out the script editing tutorials to learn how to do said editing, however I don't believe it shall be so difficult.

Next playthrough ima use an editor to fully max myself out and fight with an Ornk army.

I find the Trakovites the most like my own.

Is it actually useful in combat?

Damn. Ok, thanks.

Any venders regen said pods, or any vendors with an infinite stock of them?

Yeah, daze helps a lot in that aspect. I got past it due to pure luck as I would run in, and immediately out, and this made one guard come out at a time and I could handle one quite easily. This thread can be closed now, thanks for the help guys.

I'm stuck. I'm a sorceress playing on torment with a roamer and a cryoa, and I can't get past the murkwood assassins. I can't agro just one of them, because then the entire place comes crashing down on me killing me. Any tips?

I see my typo, thanks for pointing it out. Unfortunately, it didn't work, nomorecheats, so oh well.

It is SHIFT+D The normorecheats thing didn't work

Oh, nope, that doesn't work. Well, thats unless SHIFT+D isn't the cheat console.

Meh, all I want are more useful and fun spells, and actually starting out as someone with power, and being reduced to something. Kind of like in Geneforge 5, but here you start being an absolute beast oneshotting everything that you came across for a zone, then a demon like in Avernum one notices your power, teleports to you and takes over your mind and leaves you stareing in blind rage at him until you pass out into a coma. You gradually regain your powers, after killing a main boss of a quest line, until you reach engame when the forces of the Empire, Avernum, and them one aliens from Avernum two unite to fight back the demon, you at the head of the army commanding them, through various dialog nodes which are scripted to send troops to do things, until it becomes clear the demons going to prevail, and when he begins to taunt you, and almost kills you, you attain a state of mental clarity and relearn your greatest secret, leaching the life forces of your surroundings, you slowly rise from your crouching position the demon had you in, you attain your full height, are fully released from the Demon's bonds, and extend your awareness to the entire armies of the demon's, Avernum's, Empire's, and the Vahantai armies, and launch a lance of pure concentrated raw energy at the Demon, causing his magical protection to wither and die, and engage him in a 1vs1 duel with blade and magic. Of course, the part leading up the duel is an ingame cinematic while the duel is an actual fight. Edit: Oh wow, run on sentence much.

Shapers don't control everything. The Drakons are only openly hostile towards the various factions and splinter factions that believe that they themselves need to be wiped out, and the others believeing all creations must be destroyed. They're just acting in self preservation, which is why they allied with the various rebellous humans and creations. They would be more than happy to trade with the Sholai if they won the war, as the Sholai show no intentions of striking at them, and just wish to profit off a war.

Quite alright, Postmaster. And thanks for that, now i'll finally be able to play the game without temptations, even though its a valid human mechanic of the mind.

Lamer.

Any way to disable it? I pretty much ruined my experiences with the last 4 games by using it, so i'd like to know if its possible to disable it.