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Definitely can be, I've done it. Don't know the exact dialog choices, but you have to team up with Yuthura and kill Uthar (?). You are then forced to fight Yuthura and once you bring her down to low health, you get a dialog with her and that's where you need to choose carefully.

If you go to ...

I finally got HotU today and I immediately built my five Japanese-themed characters. Fixed a few minor glitches and some descriptions; they are now all edited and absolutely correct. Instead of cluttering the front page with four of my threads, I decided to make this one and just post links to the ...

Keep in mind that the farther you progress on any meter, the more force points it will take to use powers from the opposite alignment. Meaning if you're neutral, using both light and dark side powers will take the same amount of FP (for comparable levels of powers), but if you're all the way up on ...

Here's the thing. The RDD was not really meant as a multi-classing choice for a spell caster. It gives much bigger benefits when multi-classing with a fighter class (and preferably taking Bard instead of Sorcerer so you lose less fighting ability). The breath weapon isn't too hot, either (6d10 at ...

The wings are just for kicks. And no, you get no new spells when levelling up as an RDD (not even new spell slots, as is the case with the Pale Master). But the RDD works best as a booster to melee classes with the Str and Con bonuses and other ones. If you want a melee character, as you said ...

If you want to stick with your character, I'd take him up to level 20 (17 at the least, so you could cast a level 9 spell), Then take 10 levels of RDD and 10 levels of Fighter/Paladin (the latter only if you're Lawful Good).

A new character would probably be slightly better, especially since you ...

Only 4 days to go until HotU, but I've taken some interest in Whips right now (for a reason which will soon be clear). My question is: does anyone know whether the Disarm/Improved Disarm feats affect the whip inheritant disarm in any way, or are they completely separate?

All of the above.

Never found a way to open them, and I did look for a while.

They're called Jawas. Iziz was just one of them. And no, they don't speak basic at all, never have.

Read the KotoR FAQ sticky thread for the exact bonuses as well.

You say you found a glitch, hooray. So what? Does this glitch affect gameplay? Do you hope to gain something from it? You should explain that in the main post saying something about the effects of it, not just "Hey, I found a glitch. Do this and that and you'll find it too." I still fail to see the ...

Let me rephrase. What are you trying to say or prove? Why would anyone want to try that glitch, especially as you don't explain what happens afterwards?

Um... so what's your question?

Any time you feel like it. You need a high Repair skill, however. If memory servers (but it has been known to play tricks on me), the first repair needs a score of 10 ranks in Repair and the last one needs 17. Since it's not a very useful skill for the player character (other people in your party ...

And even then, if it so happens that you die, you can reload and try another way. More challenging and definitely more fun that if you knew everything beforehand.

It's on Manaan. There's a regular looking Rodian, whose name I can't remember (but you should have it in your datapad if you've been to Tatooine already; that's where a Twi'lek approaches you and gives you that datapad, triggering the quest). You'll probably figure this out, too, but you need to ...

It's pretty obvious, you even mention it yourself. Trade of Blades (it's where you hire henchmen) in the City Core (first location you enter after leaving the temple where Aribeth is; check your minimap there if you don't know where the Trade of Blades is). There's a guy just standing there (and who ...

Me neither. It's done just like any other quest. Talk to her enough and you'll get it. Have her tell you of how Griff ran off with Lena and then you can trigger it in any of the regular trigger spots, except Tatooine.

Jolee's quest involves the trial of Sunry on Manaan. You don't atcually talk to him to get it; he has to be in your party when Elora (Sunry's wife) first approaches you on Manaan (but you can talk to her, tell her Jolee is with you, end conversation, get him into your party and talk to her again ...