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I'm having a problem with the second Apprenti item. I told them to create the Abi Dalzim's scroll, and just returned to get hold of it, when the following happened:
I walked up to Morul and spoke to him and get this responce:
"Well, that was an interesting lesson."
and following that I can select a red text (just like a normal reply), stating "NO VALID REPLIES OR LINKS", plus a selection on the bottom (like the 'Continue' button during talks) stating again: "Well, that was an interesting lesson."

Whatever I click on, the talk ends there, and I'm not able to continue the planar sphere quests. Restarting and reloading the game doesn't help either.
Anyone think he can help me?

That *is* odd. Do you have a saved game that is, perhaps, a day or two (gametime-wise) you can go back to? Alternatively, have you tried waiting a day or two, to see if it clears the current problem?

I could do both, but I did pretty much inbetween which I don't want to repeat, so I thought I'd ask first.
I found the Apprenti dialogue scripts with the infinity explorer, but I can't find out why the error happens.
And since I next want to go off to spellhold, it would be rather annoying having to go through everything before I can finish this.

Have you added any Imported things into the game (.tbg files, .iap files etc..) or have you messed with the dialog.tlk files via an editor (cats dialog editor, IEEP dialog editor etc...). The problem you are describing is usually caused by an invalid reference after adding and or changing the dialog.tlk files.

I installed about half of the patches from baldurash, and also the multiple romance cheat from teambg.
By now I reinstalled the game, installed the official patch again, and used the whole baldurash package, but not the romance cheat, yet still the same error, so it wouldn't wonder me if it's savegame related.

Decided to start a new game and do a fast run through with my char, see if it happens again, I'll report back as soon as I reach this spot.

[ 04-23-2001: Message edited by: Quindo Ma ]