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Sell them for money. Money can then be traded for goods and services.

Ugh.

If it says you can cast three level 0 spells per day then you can. But for non-sorcerers, you have to select which ones you're going to memorise first. Hit I and click on the rightmost tab, this is your spellbook. Now memorise the spells you want to use. Now sleep. Now cast as required. As you ...

IT just doesn't make sense for Lucas Arts to give the Star Wars license to Obsidian Entertainment, with them being a new group of developers, with little to no actual experiance designing games Come on. Even back when you posted that you should've known better. Do your homework.

I'm very pleased ...

It's a silly trick. The merchants have infinite money, and they never seem to notice that you're selling them the same stuff over and over and over again.

If you must use it, though, then bear in mind that Burne buys sapphires for 260 GP each, whilst the jeweller pays twice that. The jeweller's ...

Try teleporting directly to Hommlet with Thrommel still dead and have Terjon resurrect him. Worked for me.

Wizards can cast their full complement of spells in a battle, it's just that they have to pick which ones they think they're going to need in advance. Please just consult the manual for questions like this. Even if you've pirated the game, it comes in .pdf format with the installation.

The background icon for the 'belt' slot you mention looks more like a gemstone than a belt to me, I'd have assumed it was a miscellaneous item slot. Musical instruments go in the slot above that one.

If I had to hazard a guess as to the reason for all of this, I'd say Troika left belts as ...

Regarding Rufus - in the source material he'd leave for Verbobonc when he hit level 8, so I'm guessing that's the trigger.

Otis was Neutral Good in the source material so I guess it makes sense he'd be NG in-game, too.

Turuko and Kobort are opportunists in the source material, and are meant to ...

Bugbears always had a go at tripping me before the Co8 patch, and I can replace the old protos.bak and they'll start doing it again. Use suggestion on a bugbear and see for yourself, they all have improved trip right there in their feats.

As for Oohlgrist's belt; the reason is worth so much, I'd ...

Although even then they'd do stupid stuff like enlarging ranged attackers (100% pointless).

Where'd you read that? Oohlgrist's belt isn't supposed to have any magical effects, to the best of my knowledge...

Edit: by the way, I believe some of the major AI problems are due to chunks of code removed by the guys who made the Co8 patch. Before the patch, bugbears would trip and flank you and ...

The thing with detect magic is that the parts of it that are functional are useless. Your characters automatically know when an item is magical or not because it says "magic x" even in the unid'd description -- not to mention the fact that the inventory item is often different and/or it glows when ...

In short, most of the more powerful effects have a class level 10 crafting requirement.

Originally posted by Raumoheru
non secular is seperation of church and state. if they were non secular they wud follow a king and not persecute other religions like many of the "paladins" did durring the crusades :rolleyes: Secular means 'not of the church', usually in reference to state function ...

I know it's been discussed before, and people have concluded that it's totally random, but I don't believe that's true. Grab yourself a level 9 mage (or just any mage and a teleport scroll, I guess) and try this:

After you rescue Thrommel but before you leave the Temple, cast teleport and go to ...

Wasn't calling you names, Mulligan... I was addressing Raumoheru, who's just been incredibly rude and petulant from his first post in this thread.

most prestige classes are made for fighters and can have paladins in their ranks but they r typically not paladins because they follow a dynasty or king rather then a god. I said MONASTIC KNIGHTS, you moron. As in non-secular knights; knights in service of a church rather than a crown. But hey ...

Knight = paladin. Same thing. The D&D conception of a paladin pretty much stems from that of real-world monastic knights, who were also referred to as warrior monks. Check your facts first.

Samurai weren't just soldiers. They were regarded as a noble class, and by the seventeenth century or so were ...

Cheers, might give that a go...

The build you posted is allowed to use armour in exchange for its natural speed and AC increases, just like a monk. Light armour is accepted here , and here , and here (the last one was officially published in Dragon, supposedly). The only real consistency between kensai writeups is the mastery of a ...