<font color=red>How to use CLUAConsole

1. Go to the start menu and go to Search for files. Type in baldur.ini and click on the file that appears.

2. Insert a space between Program Options and Installing=0 and type in Debug Mode=1 (this will enable the CLUAConsole to work in the game). Save it, and close it out.

3. Go into your current game and to activate CLUAConsole, press Space Bar+Ctrl and a space to write will appear at the bottom. To get the Holy Avenger sword, type in the following: CLUAConsole:CreateItem("sw2h10") and this will spawn Carsomyr into your inventory though you will need a scroll of Idenity to ID it.

4. That's it.

The Holy Avenger is a +5 sword so it could help you out considerably in Watcher's Keep.</font>

<font color=white> You adopted a new font color húh? ;) </font>

<font color=red>Try that Boutte and see how it works.

[img]graemlins/offtopic.gif[/img] Yea I did Annatar. [img]graemlins/offtopic.gif[/img] </font>

:grumble grumle: Grrr.. thats the color i use for my Xero sig. :snarl: get your OWN color! ;)

<font color="red">Xero</font>

For the same reason that the various dragon fighting implements show up in his dungeon. Every dragon likes to store stuff you can kill him with near himself. Heck, at least he was smart enough not to leave Carsomyr floating somewhere in the dungeon. </font>[/QUOTE]I don't find the presence of Carsomyr too much of a stretch. Any dragon that could take away such a potent weapon that can be wielded by Cavaliers would *SNAP* it up (along with whichever unfortunate Paladin had possesion of it). Also smart to keep it close by so no sneaky Cavalier can find it and use it against him. Part of a dragon's vanity would lead them to stockpile lots of good dragonslaying equipment in their hoard. That way, if someone does manage to kill them, they will be able to kill lots more dragons too. Nothing worse than being remembered as that one dragon that got killed by Bumbling Bob, who was eaten by a hatchling a week later. At least if you get killed by a famous dragonslayer, you have the chance of being remembered as a mighty wyrm.


On the other hand, leaving so many items of fire resistance lying around in the outer dungeon was not so smart (maybe he's really confident in himself, and wants there to be one unburnt morsel left in every party that attacks him...That or Tazok wasn't as loyal as he seemed, and was setting some things aside, just in case)

Thanks Gangrell, I'll try it out.