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Ah, you have vritten Vampyre vis "y". Father is razer keen on the pronotion. :D Terry Pratchett rocks. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

To the buisness at hand. Apart from certin nice item the group offers little, if nothing else. (Money and exp do not count).

Nice things? i only ever got an eye and some cash.
And yes. vampyre vis de y.

<span style="color: lightblue">There's also a very nice weapon in there.

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The Staff of the Magi is there. Loot all the corpses.

[ 07-05-2004, 08:00 AM: Message edited by: Black Baron ]

You forgot another thing: there`s also a Beholder in there.

To actually answer your question,, there is nothing further than some good treasure. The "Twisted Rune" quest is broken, and once you kill off the lich and it's allies, the "quest" is over, with no continuation. However, I believe the "Unfinished Business" Mod fills out the "Twisted Rune" quest, and some other broken quests.

Unfinished business never worked for me. Never installed, AFAIK.

Oh yeah, found the staff. gave it to Imoen.

You should:P...doesnt mess up your game and makes the game only funier

Unfinished Business does not actually make a full-blown quest out of the Twisted Rune yet, but they might soon. Right now, the only thing "questy" that actually exists in the game is that, once you defeat the Guarded Compound, you find a clue that leads you to the Twisted Rune.

As for loose threads: They're all the hell over the place. Jaheira is connected to Baron Ployer who's a former slaver and who lives next door to the Slaver Ship (it's even marked as "Slaver Stockade" on yer damn map, fercrissakes) which sells slaves to the Copper Coronet where you find Nalia who gets kidnapped by Isaea Roenall who keeps documents pertaining to the Slave Lords in the Temple District who keep a clue that ties them to their superiors in the Twisted Rune. *gasp for breath*

[ADD] The Skinner Murders are tied to the Twisted Rune, as well. Not only are the locales physically close, but the Skinner's base holds Rune Assassins. [/ADD]

[ 07-06-2004, 03:53 AM: Message edited by: SixOfSpades ]

Did you homework I see, but I couldnt get unfinished to install either, damn i wish i could after readin that

<span style="color: lightblue">Who live in the house that Jack built?

No, LennonCook. They live in the house that Kevin Bacon built.

off topic but...Whats the significance of the "y" in vampire? And Illumina, whats the worlds capital?

I didn't know there was. I just prefer to write vampyre with a y.
Elhardo: homework ?

Read Carpet Jugulum by Terry Pratchett. The mystery of the 'y' letter will be revealed!

I thought it was "carpe" not carpet. ;)
I have read it, but I never saw the bit about teh y. Care to explain?

from the almost unbelievable Annotated Pratchett File:

+ [p. 59] "'Or, we prefer, vampyres. With a "y". It's more modern.'"

This spelling has a very old pedigree, but has become a hallmark of certain modern-day vampire fans who, like the Count, want to distance themselves from traditional beliefs about vampires. I blame Anne Rice.

Theres a guy in Umar hills that tells you a little about the human flesh armour. He makes some comments on the Twisted Rune.

Fine ... clues, clues, clues, but not even the pink panther could put those clues together without hindsight.

The thread! It lives again!

SI:Necromancy

Sure, but since you don't need to, chalk it up to the charm of BGII (and even ToB, since the Rune's reach is far and wide).

[ 09-09-2004, 01:19 PM: Message edited by: Feral ]