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ANYONE (with high enough stats; not sures which exactly but I think alchemy and intellingence play a role) can make the potions and golem!!!
what the transmuter can do that others can't is to convince Imprahili to give up her lab peacefully. Otherwise a fight is necessary. |
I think it's right. It wasn't the one I was thinking of at the time (I was thinking atht only a transmuter could put the sangius anima into their blood) but taht will work too.
Your call ZFR. |
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Anyway, my question: A popular mod changes the goblins in the first map (targos docks) into what monsters? Also name one other change that the mod does. (need to answer both parts correctly) |
They change into undead and im pretty sure the mod name is undead targos.
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You dont have to do all the fetching jobs right.
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Thats correct Balintherlas. The question is yours.
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Alright alright,list 2 sayings that the old orc you fight in the goblin base says.
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"I was taking on swine like you when your mommas were wiping your diapers", or sort of.
"I'm old but not that old to take on your slaps", I think. Maybe they're not totally correct, but the spirit of the sayings is there. [ 10-07-2005, 11:53 AM: Message edited by: Redcodekevin ] |
yep, close enough, your up redcodekevin
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**WHEEE!** Thanx.
I don't know if this is an easy or hard one, but here it goes: There's a way (or two?) of having extra monsters battling you in the Shaengarne bridge. What way is it and what are those monsters? HInt: no hint! |
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The second way? (???) I don't know... is there one? Is it to allow orcs to destroy the bridge? No idea really. |
If the bugbears are allowed to live for an extended period of time, they summon more units of enemies to attack you.
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ZFR, you're almost right. What I do is rescue the villagers, then kill them myself, so their zombie-like incarnation (the monsters are named "Animated Villagers") attack you in the bridge.
Yer up, ZFR... the question belongs to you. |
OK
Who is the only person who uses a pun in the game? (and what pun is it of course) |
Harshom, the beastlord... His war bears "bear" collars, but he assures the pun was unintentional.
PD: by the way, guys, I'm still waiting for my welcome replies. |
Welcome to the forums, Redcodekevin!!!!!
(I'm sure no offense was meant, people tend to assume that another made the first welcom post. I don't think I was ever formally welcomed ;) ) |
None taken, and BIG thanks, Marty4 and all you guys.
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Correct answer redcodekevin. Your question. Welcome to the forums.
By the way, in my I didn't ger a welcome either. Instead I was called an <a href=http://www.ironworksforum.com/ubb/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=2;t=015766#000001>a sshole soon after. :( |
Oh, my. I share the disgrace with you, ZFR.
That was no irony, ok? And... theeeeeere goes the question: Name ALL the inns in the game, with inn meaning a place where you choose which room you want for resting. |
Hmmm. I just came by and decided to join the contest, but I'll just have to wait until someone answers Kevin 's last question. I'm replaying the game after 2 yrs and am currently on chap. 6 so I can't answer the question right now. That is unless nobody answers in a few days until I finish the game ;) .
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Hmmm... It seems you asked a tough one, kevin. Anyhow, I think there are only 2 inns in the whole game. The Salty Dog and the Weeping Widow, both situated in Targos. It's the fact that resting in this game is not like in BG where you actually visit civilised areas with taverns and inns. In IWD2, when you want to rest you always ask someone to watch over you (or don't and hope noone will wake you up). You said that your definition of an inn in the game is a place where you choose from the rooms you want to rest in. I don't know if you had it in mind when you wrote it, but a certain girl in the monastery (the one who is training alone in the SW corner) provides resting for your party. If you agree to rest there, you see a screen where you choose which room to rest in, just like in a tavern (although you can only choose peasant there).
So to shorten it. My answer is: Targos - Salty Dog Tavern Targos - Weeping Widow Inn B.R. Monastery - a girl in SW corner [ 11-02-2005, 04:37 PM: Message edited by: Flaming Fist Enforcer ] |
You can ask for rooms in the Salty Dog? Well ,if this is true (not at home, can't say!) then the question is yours. But I'm not sure above that one. About the other two, they're okay, those were what I meant.
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Are you there Flaming Fist Enforcer? Been almost 3 weeks. If in 3 more days he doesn't post, could you ask another question redcodekevin?
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Assuming anyone ever reads this thread again.
If noone replys soon, feel free to start a new thread if you really want to, I guess. |
It's just that the forums are a bit more active and I thought someone might be interested.
When the thread has "stopped" on a question being asked and waiting for an answer, we can assume no one is reading this and wait till someone does... but when the thread "stops" while waiting for a question, I can't be sure if anyone is reading this and waiting for the question or not. If no new question comes in the next few days, I'll post a new one. |
Hello, gentlemen. Been a bit busy lately, sorry. I can't really think of another question, so the first one that sees this can ask a new one. Make my day.
Thank ye. |
OK then.
I have quite a few questions but I'm not sure if anyone wants to continue playing so... If anyone wants to continue this quiz, anytime, simply post your question. No matter how old this is, feel free to resurrect it and continue. I'm always ready, and can continue playing even if it will be only the two of us for some time [img]smile.gif[/img] . |
Here's a possibly challenging one:
Who is the maker of the Everlasting Torch, and what was his fate? -Raffin |
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Confirm if correct and I'll post my question. |
ZFR-Right you are. Belib's Everlasting Torch...for the gnome who has everything *except* a decent bag of holding (kind of like BG or IWD 1 ;) .
Your question [img]smile.gif[/img] -Raffin |
OK my question:
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No matter how old this is, feel free to resurrect it and continue. I'm always ready, and can continue playing even if it will be only the two of us for some time. If no one answers this question I assume no one wants to continue at the moment. If you want to play simply answer this or ask for a hint if you think it too tough. -ZFR [img]smile.gif[/img] |
First case: The spirit of the weeping widow inn will only appear at night.
Second case: The ghost of Mother Egania will only appear at night. And for the bonus, I believe that the background of the main menu's season is the same as the one that your computer is set to. |
I meant the werwolves at crash site turning to their real form at night and the daylight penalty for drows and subterranean races but your answers are correct too.
Your question. |
C'mon, Marty!!!
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Sorry guys, been away for a while.
What is the name of the warrior who wielded the Cleaver? |
What is the name of the warrior who wielded the Cleaver?
From the weapon description is says "Cleaver was originally crafted for Dwelnar the Pious," but thats wrong I know. Im playing through IWD2 again, atm, so when I find it, I'll post back, not much chance of being beaten to the post [img]smile.gif[/img] |
... That's wrong?
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you know what they say about 'assume' [img]smile.gif[/img]
I'm looking for the guy who drops the weapon... Q.What is the name of the warrior who wielded the Cleaver? A.Dwelnar the Pious [ 01-14-2006, 09:45 AM: Message edited by: Ale_beer ] |
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Correct, your question. |
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