Well, limited wish seems to be a confusing spell for me, so I've got some questions.
1)If my wisdom is 18, will anything go wrong? If I taise it to 19 with items or something, will wishes become better somehow?
2) The 2 repeatable wishes, becoming healthy and memorizing spells- Is there any point in those? Why not just go to pocket plane and rest? I don't care about how fast I finish the game in game time, so what's the point of those 2 wishes?
3)A horde of monsters against your enemies.. This one's useless?
4)A powerful item- Will the item ever change? (same with getting rich- will the amount you get ever change with how high level you are and stuff)?
5)Seeing all as it really is.. You always get the glasses? Pretty sweet -.-
6)The adventure.. That's just a quest I can get?
7)Is there any point in NOT doing any of these/ For example, is there any point in not getting the glasses as soon as I've got limited wish? Or getting the extra quest?
Thanks

1) Not sure - either very unlikely something will go wrong, or impossible. If you raise it with a potion that will have an impact on the spell.

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2) There are areas in the game where you cannot access the pocket plane, and that particular wish can be a lifesaver if your party is mage-heavy.
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3) Yeah, pretty much.
5) Every time I've tried it.
6) Yes, well worth doing. I remember it being quite a quaint little quest which I enjoyed. Although I have a feeling it might be one you can only do in SoA if memory serves...
7) No disadvantage to doing them straight away that I can think of. I would be wary of doing others without really needing to, because I'm sure I can remember being surprised at not being able to select ones I thought should be there.

[ 10-16-2004, 08:39 PM: Message edited by: shamrock_uk ]

Only Shadows of Amn, yes. It involves going to Athkatla and its surroundings so starting the Limited Wish quest in Throne of Bhaal is kind of futile.