If for "dragon like monster" you mean the last screenshot, he is the man hwo distoyed the mask, an once killed him you win.
anyway, the key is on the statue on the left, put each time on one of those strange sticks sticking up from the floor, and each time push... one you did such on every one the door will open.

Have you done Planescape Torment? I really liked that one. Other great 2D RPGs that I enjoyed are Fallout 1/2 and Arcanum. If you like turn-based tactical combat, Wizardry 8 is the greatest strategic combat RPG ever done. It's a 3D game, and has a fantastic practice-based character development system that is the best I have seen. The customizability of your party is virtually endless.

I liked Ice wind dale that was good

Icewind Dale 1 & 2 rock, if you can get over the lack of npc interaction (which i could). I also really like Neverwinter Nights, but it is a bit of a hack&slash. perhaps the expansion will..er..expand on that (horrible use of words I know)

what about Everquest and such?? anyone recommend that? or atleast I think thats what it's called...

Everquest requires a monthly fee, and even if you can afford that; there are better MMORPG's around [img]smile.gif[/img] Personally, I would recommend Planescape Torment for its excellent storyline, music and NPC interaction. If you prefer hack n' slash over roleplaying, both of the Icewind Dale games are good choices. Neverwinter Nights is also a bit heavy on the fighting (depending on the mod you play), but does have excellent graphics, a lot of custom content and great support from Bioware (they often add new creatures and features).

I would go with BG2 and both Icewind Dale + exp. Those are some of the greatest games I've played. I find the storyline in both worlds great, but BG2 is not as linear as Icewind Dale 2, so if you haven't played BG2 go with that to start with.

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Wizardry 8 is a great game. I love the turn based combat system, as well as the practice based skill advancement.

I have it too. I quit it after finishing the first village. Too much puzzles and searching for me. I had to use the walkthrough for it and even with walkthrough it was hards to find all little things, maybe it was just an error in the walkthrough though. If I'm really bored I might start it again but I have NWN and BG1+TotSC and BG2 ToB (had SoA already) so I'm trying to go through that again, and make a module for NWN </font>[/QUOTE]I just traded the game in recently. I enjoyed it up until the block puzzle to get past the lava, I think I was getting close to the end as I only needed another piece or two. Too many reloads from dying by falling in the lava.

Another good game was Gabriel Knight III, lots of good puzzels, the hardest was figuring out the mapo on the computer(computer within a computer) after that it was good, and I finished that one.