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The bad thing is that it doesn't look bugged to me. At all.

Well, that is merely because Alcritas sags.

They're fine, so long as you either have some commitment to designing or each part can stand alone as an adventure.

Half of an adventure which ends in a cliffhanger is no fun, especially when the second part may never be released.

Try in another week.

Amusingly enough, one of Drizzt's BoE scenarios actually did this.

Well. If they cheat, they cheat.

You also left out leaving the town through a stairway script. It should be obvious how to stop one of those from being used.

Stop them from doing whatever is necessary to exit until this special encounter happens.

Put the special node you want to call on the space the stairway takes you to.

Also, uh, could you change your displayed name? I thought you were tGM for a second.

I joined in time for... the sixth or seventh Arena season. Aceron age here, I guess.

Not really, Brett.

Holy symbols wielded by the right person are what typically blow vampires to heck, though. (D&D has Turn Undead, Avernum has Repel Spirit, etc.)

That person dies.

It would be simpler and more easily visualised for Him to just increase the size of the current universe and create a small pebble in it, so that He could move the previously-universe-sized rock in relation to the smaller pebble.

However, that's not the point. I was just showing that God could create a rock so big that He could not move it (at least, immediately) without infringing on His omnipotence, using just a semantic argument.

Point is, while it can be an amusing question, it's hardly a 'disproof of God', even without having to resort to "well, because!" arguments.

Actually, Creator, He could. He could turn the entire universe into a rock.

By so doing, He created a rock. And then He can't move it, because there's nothing else in creation for Him to move it in relation to.

Anyway, it's already been discussed by a lot of prominent people - God can remain omnipotent and yet incapable of doing things that are logically impossible.

For some things God cannot do, however. God cannot make 2 plus 2 equal 95 in our standard base-10 arithmetic system. God cannot sin. As explained in a much better thought-out paper than this statement, there are no limits to God's power, but God cannot do things that cannot be done with an application of power.

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Why are we having a theological discussion here?

Water depletion was first done in Spidweb games with Destiny of the Spheres for BoE, anyway.

I was still resting in VoDT. Then I realized that it's sort of useless in most cases.

Except that it actually just means you believe that your holy book is the direct word of God and thus that it should be strictly obeyed.

Well, the problem is that I don't think a PC user can make the required Mac graphic format, or change the Mac graphic format into something PC-readable.

A Mac user can convert PC graphics to Mac compatibility, though.

*C o m p r e s ses GIFTS into a small cube, then throws him out to sea*

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double posting sux

set_crime_level(number higher than the crime tolerance); will effectively hostile a town. Not sure if there's a real way to friendly a town, though.

change_spell_level is what you're looking for with regards to teaching spells.

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Off the record, I agree.

It works fine.

EDIT : har beat kelandon

I believe the case is #1 in both BoE and BoA. Sorry, it Just Doesn't Work.

Meh. Your house doesn't have magically locked doors. You could have just tried bashing...