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For sorcerors, the combat-related spells are greyed out except during combat. This pretty much leaves the cantrips during the early levels. If you go to the inventory screen and push the spells button, they should all be there - and they'll be there when you need them during combat.

I keep about ten saved games. When I get ready to save another, I delete the oldest one. So far,no problems.

I don't know whether or not this goes for Lay on Hands, but there have been a number of reports from people whose clerics can't Turn Undead, and that is a definite bug. I haven't experienced it.

Another possibility is that your Paladin had his charisma or wisdom drained, in which case you'd need a ...

I think you have to talk to the Elf in the coffin and then arrange his remains before Elena will help you. He says something about your being worthy afterward.

I'm at work, so can't get more specific until I get home tonight. If you have trouble finding him, check on the official board - the ...

Originally posted by Dragonqueen:
<STRONG>I think 3rd is much better than 2nd; easier to understand and it seems more realistic(as realistic as fantasy can be) somehow.

But while I think it's really sweet that we have a 3rd ed. pc game, it seems to me that all the time and effort they put into PoR ...

There are two ghosts who should be helping you at this point (Elena, who you encounter by the wells in the main hall - you have to talk to her) and another (can't remember name) whose body is in a casket in the Deep Halls (if you click on the casket you get info plus the option to arrange his ...

You just get the highest bonus (+2 in this case). They're not stackable.

I have :

Barbarian (gotta love 'em - that cleave thing is awesome - I tried several fighter variations, but this barbarian just rocks)
Cleric (can't really do this game without)
Rogue
Sorcerer

There are some messages you won't see if you don't have a rogue (also applies to rangers).

So..I'll ...

The GameBanshee PoR site has good info and complete stats on the NPCs. They're scattered fairly evenly throughout all the areas of the game.

When you select an item or a spell with an area affect and you are aiming, move your cursor around - as you go, you will see the affected areas shown in red - so you can tell exactly who's going to be affected and adjust accordingly before you fire. And you're not restricted to aiming at a specific ...