Nalia didn't give me the keep so I was wondering is there a way to cheat the stronghold using shadowkeeper or clua console. I have no idea why she wouldn't give it to me. is there a rule against paladins(can't be ive played a a paladin before and gotten it) or possibly cavaliers getting keeps. I like having one and am not sure why she didn't offer.

Just a minor question. Are you a fighter, barbarian, or one of the fighter kits? If not then Nalia does not give you the keep as your stronghold. Also did you do anything to piss her off while you were clearing the keep of the trolls?

i don't think i did anything to piss her off. sounded like she was almost going to give it then said something like your not the type. I'm a paladin cavalier. I'm thinking maybe it's because that's added w/ tdd. still like to cheat it if it's possible

I played before and got as it's been awhile but i think i gave nearly the same answers. handled her aunt well. was polite to the guy in the first or 2nd room.

As a paladin your stronghold is the the Order of the Most Radiant Heart or something like that. It's located in the temple district.

<font color="lightblue">Yep, that`s right- you get a room in the Most Noble Order of the Radiant Heart`s headquaters, the High Hall of the Radiant Heart, in the south eastern corner of the temple district.
You get the stronghold after you do the Windspear hills quests. [img]smile.gif[/img] </font>

yup if your not a fighter then you cant have the keep. If youre a palladin, youll end up like a homeless jerk in the radiants HQ. If youre a mage then you can have the planar sphere as your stronghold. but if you a thief, every house that you enter is your stronghold.

Only fighters (& fighter sub-types such as barbarians, kensais, etc) can get Nalia's keep as a stronghold.

This is what I found in Dan Simpsons walkthrough (the best walkthrough I've ever read):

Rabbit on the Shadowkeeper Message board has a cheating way to get all
Strongholds:

To get all 8 strongholds you must do the following:
1. When talking to the person who gives the stronghold quest, and when
talking to the person who ends the quest, use Shadow Keeper to give
yourself the appropriate class.
2. After getting each stronghold, you must set the stronghold flag back
to zero by typing the following into the debug console:

CLUAConsole:SetGlobal("PlayerHasStronghold","GLOBA L",0)

But what's the fun in that? If you have done all the strongholds in one game it takes away the replay value. I like to keep one class the entire game and play as a different class the next game and do that stronghold. It keeps the game interesting.