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Just a very very minor issue: i talked with the priest at the cemetary before talking with the gal in the tavern giving the quest, so now the quest in the journal remains open. But it's just a journal thing, the quest went perfectly fine
Not sure why you are having the issues @Rustythorn.
It sounds like the version has not updated. If you unsubscribed and re-subscribed I can only assume that there is some lingering data that is corrupting the changes made.
I will go back and conduct another trial to re-confirm it works.
I played on Cataclysmic but still found the fights way too easy. Voldamir had only 3 ghouls with him and went down on the first round. The Silver Tongues at the end lacked the numbers to make them a challenge. The Arena was never a challenge.
I like the premise and look forward to more missions and learning something about the Society.
9) The Inn at Veritas is unlit. The Silver Tongue guys are human, so they had a terrible time trying to attack my dark visioned team. The humans should have lit their tavern much better, if only to see which tankard is theirs.
I just finished. The ending happened suddenly and unexpectedly, and my immediate emotional reaction was disappointment that it was all over. You had a very good structure going, and I was looking forward to playing more missions. I saved the characters with my fingers crossed that I'll get to use them again.
Thanks,
There are a couple of game mechanics that I cant get around at present like the taking of money for items, it is the same if you get your weapons enchanted its says 400 but if you dont have the money it will still work. Up to the player if they want to game the campaign or not.
7) I'm having trouble progressing some of the quests:
"Speak with the Priest at the Cemetry" There is no one at the cemetry.
"Go and find the Einar Priest in the Church" There is an Einer Church, but I can't enter it (door inactive). The only church I can get into is Misaye, but it does contain an Einer Priest, but he isn't talking to me. When I talk to the Misaye priest next to him, he just tells me that there are still undead below and I haven't killed the undead lord yet. I've searched that level several times and there's no undead there now (I killed Rath, which was a tough battle with a L3 party).
I'll be leaving that town with both those quests uncompleted.
5) In the Inn rooms where you let us long rest, it would be nice to have a chest to keep our possessions in. Tidier than what I do now, which is just leave them on the floor.
1) Re returning Grimlock's armor. I had found it, but had left it in the sleeping room in the Inn. When I talked to Grimlock I got the return quest done and it said I lost the armor, but because it wasn't in my inventory, I didn't really lose it.
2) Similarly for getting the Blue Dragon Sword/Axe made. When I went back to the maker with the two flowers, axe, and diamond, I no longer had the 300 gold (I'd used it to buy the diamond). Nonetheless, he made the axe for me. All of my gold (about 19 GP) was taken, leaving me on zero, but it was a very cheap deal.
3) For the Blue Dragon weapon, shouldn't you have asked for a Primed Longsword or axe?
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I wasn't too upset, as I was clocking up easy XP and some good loot, but you might want to make talking to that guy even more obvious -- perhaps having him control a gate, and not letting the party through until they've talked with him (remember to allow for the occasions when no enemy turn up in the arena).
I didn't bother talking to the nearby guard between battles, I just did the 4 battles one after the other as quickly as I could. After the 4th, when I went back to the Lady, she said I hadn't proved myself yet, so I went back to do another battle.
I'm a slow learner, because I clocked up 17 battles before I had the brilliant idea of talking to the guy I had to keep walking around every I wanted another battle. He congratulated me for proving myself once, and asked if I was ready to try my second challenge.
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