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This is going to sound really wimpy, but for me, one of the toughest fights of the game has to do with Valygar.

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After I picked up Valygar, I headed back to Athkatla to his house, and when I entered, there were a whole bunch of armed guards and I think two cowled wizards who ...

I killed this lich by a stroke of luck, I guess. I entered the room, he threatened me, I paused, cast power word silence, and then shot him full of arrows while my two melee fighters hacked him to pieces. He managed to get up one contingency but with a quick breach, he never had time for any ...

holy cow. this is just one of those thread that makes me want to run out an hug each and every one of you. how can anyone nominate themselves for failure of the year? you have no idea how much good you have done!

it's against my nature to do such a thing but, {{{{group hug}}}} http://www ...

@minerva: yay! i hope you'll like it. i found it for 16 dollars in the bargain bin, so i'm especially pleased at the fun-to-dollars ratio.

elven mage/thief. (maybe illusionist/thief to get the extra spells, but that would eliminate any cool necro spells, so maybe not). i'd go for maximum dex and int, and would probably pump char as high as possible as well.

my favorite from planescape: torment --

"stop starin' at me tail, skull, or i'll mount yeh on the end of a pike"
-annah, my favorite npc from any game

i just finished torment and loved it. it is definitely more geared towards a role-player as opposed to a hardcore gamer. as has been mentioned, there is a lot of reading, because it is strongly story-oriented. personally, i thought it was great. beautiful spell-effects, interesting storyline, and a ...

i believe that if you kicked him out of your party in the asylum, and then left the asylum, he is stuck there forever. sorry about your loss.

two good sites with good walkthroughs are:

the pit [url="http://www.planescape-torment.net"]http://www.planescape-torment.net[/url]

gamespot [url="http://www.gamespot.com/guides/pt_gg/p5.html"]http://www.gamespot.com/guides/pt_gg/p5.html[/url]

as to how to get out of the mortuary:


spoilers ...

do you want a spoiler?

otherwise, talk to all the zombies (or at least try to) and talk to all the "named" characters. you have to talk your way out, basically. depending on where you are in the mortuary, there is a key for part of it. you'll need to check all the tables and containers. say ...

Originally posted by TheDude:

4) griddles of strength

BWAhahaha. ha. that made me laugh outloud. griddles of strength. i need those.

@gruntboy: boy, if you're twice as perverted as i am, you in a heap o trubble.

@osiris: you flatter me! thanks, i think. hope i don't end the same, though.

7th grade -- my best friend/boyfriend guy was into it, and i'd never heard of it. he bought me a d&d monster manual for my birthday and i was so fascinated that i read it straight through and went and bought some of the other manuals as well. i never actually *played* a tabletop session, though ...

@rekker: you're not screwed. there is a stake there in that dungeon, you just have to make sure you check everwhere, everybody, everything.

@T'lainya - wow, i am surprised! i thought i was the only one. love those old o'toole flicks.

"you'll get nothing and like it"
-caddyshack

"How do you know you're God?"
"Simple. When I pray, I find I am talking to myself."
-the ruling class (peter o'toole)




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i think that if black isle combined the best of bgII and planescape: torment they would have one heiny-kicker of a game. specifically, from torment i like the strong storyline, excellent dialogue scripting, the ability to truly follow any alignment path and the factual shifting of alignment all ...

Originally posted by Waverly:
You also can't beat the, er, clothing choices of Sigil's female inhabitants http://www.gamebanshee.com/ubb/biggrin.gif



you said it! the first time I got a close-up of one of those chickies in the string outfits i nearly fell off my chair.

thanks to everyone for ...

@Minerva: hi! nice to be here. on pronunciation, i guess it's something like mehr-jin. i have a hard time deciding exactly how i think it's pronounced, so i'll answer to just about anything.

@Waverly: thank you, very comforting!

@karembeau: haha, yes, maybe. "but i'd trade it all for just a little peace of mind."

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