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Malthaussen · 12-01-2004, 10:16 PM

I would say that the best way for a "lowly commoner" to use the book would be to d/l DLTCEP and cook it up themselves. Entire creation process would take about five minutes. It is very, very easy to make items for the IE games using this tool or IEEP. DLTCEP is better, Six, d/l it and you won't be disappointed.

The modding tools are no harder to use than Shadowkeeper, which you were using already for your stat boost, and will let you do all sorts of nifty things to your game. Even create new NPCs, if you're prepared to do a bit of study and a lot of work.

-- Mal

12-01-2004, 10:16 PM	#7
Malthaussen Manshoon Join Date: May 10, 2001 Location: Horsham, PA USA Age: 69 Posts: 151	I would say that the best way for a "lowly commoner" to use the book would be to d/l DLTCEP and cook it up themselves. Entire creation process would take about five minutes. It is very, very easy to make items for the IE games using this tool or IEEP. DLTCEP is better, Six, d/l it and you won't be disappointed. The modding tools are no harder to use than Shadowkeeper, which you were using already for your stat boost, and will let you do all sorts of nifty things to your game. Even create new NPCs, if you're prepared to do a bit of study and a lot of work. -- Mal __________________ \"Of two choices, I always take the third.\"