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There's also another guy who can teleport you. He's somewhere near the gnoll's caves, but he asks some money to do that.

In the OC the henchmen's max level is 14.

It is absolutely true that playing solo makes you earn more exp. I usually play that way because of that.

Yeah. Great! It was exactly what I've been looking for a long time ago. I noticed that points towards lawful can be easily earned only in SoU, but this way is very useful, especially if you're using monks: a "simple" stealing low down you lawful points and sometimes you are going to risk to become a ...

You have to be of an appropriate level to make the henchmen keep on their tales.

if you have installed all the expansions I think you would like to go above 40th level. I never heard of such thing.

I would suggest a basic class to begin with. Then, with more exp of the game you can experience the great possibilities of other classes or prestige. Definitely fighter or wizard depending on what you like most (melee or magic combat). Both pure.

Fighter+Wm= Tank
Fighter+Wm+Champion of Torm= Tank + defensive (saving throws)

I'm for this popular mix... (note: do not choose paladin because you could have the problem of multiclass, while with CoT you don't have it because it is a prestige)

Are you in Luskan, the most bugged chapter of the trilogy?

Are you sure you didn't attack any neutral characters?

Definitely you have the only henchmen you chose to bring from the third chapter. Try a previous save (however you have to do again the whole ch.4)

Try to go out the town and then re-enter and go in Deekin's house. He should be there. If I remember well he could also step in you while you're moving around the whole first chapter...

It has a manual and it should be in the box...

just show... except one in the last cave where you meet the cultist and the ogre mage.

I'm curious too because in generating a character you can choose a subrace but there are no subraces available. Is it possibile, for example, to play a kobold in the official campaigns?

Have you met a brute called Vardoc? You meet him random and (with Solomon's and Neva's letters) his letter is another proof for Aribeth.

[QUOTE=JackOfClubs]or the ability to inflict lots of damage in a single attack, you can pretty much forget about opening it.

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No. This doesn't work: I have a maximum damage of some 180 hp (critical) and even with that it's impossibile to break it.

Yes, and if you succeed in getting also chaotic to 0 you earn also a special title (something like devastator or similar things).

[QUOTE=Ripe]Baelnorns are not just good natured, they are actualy of good allighnment (usualy CG but some are even LG). They are protectors and guardians of sacred tombs, elven families or even entire cities (like Myth Drannor).

Try to rob that tomb and see how dificult that combat will be ...

Yes, ok. According to the manual they are good natured. But why, in the improving of the difficulty of the monsters you are facing, it happens that there are "good" monsters?

It could seem a silly question, and I know it is, but anyone has ever met a baelnorn (physically very like a lich)?

And anyone can explain me why they are not hostile? I found them... see the part in black below.

I found them in the Halueth's tombs when I am playing with a very high level ...