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Completed Let's play Realms of Arkania: Star Trail HD - Part 71: Phex Temple 15 - WTF Ending
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Hey, what do you know? Turns out I'm a criminal. 
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Part 23: Lowangen 4 - Hall of Might and/or Power
Well, that's that. For our last question, we ask about the Salamander Stone, but we have to do him one last favor.
We can't actually open that package or look at it to see what's inside.
I don't know about any Halls of Might, but Hall of Power seems close enough.
Here it is!
We want Master Deringorn!
"He is not in the academy at the moment. Try his home address. Master Deringorn lives to the north of town in Old Town. It's a small house right by the wall. And now, if you'll excuse me." The man shuts the door.
We don't have the guts for what, pleb? We've survived limbo, undead dwarves from hell and handel abschließen, we can do anything!
Anyway, we wait until morning, so that Deringorn can get his beauty sleep.
"Do come in."
"Why, certainly!"
Uh oh.
"Now, you unsuspecting dupes - go and give Dragan my best regards as well. Tell him I won't give up!!"
Master Deringorn gestures to his companions. They release their hold on you somewhat before throwing you bodily out into the street.
Not sure what that was all about.
Let's return to Dragan for our last question.
Well, we already knew about that place from our first question, but whatever. Next time, we go to that tavern!
Also, the skill and spell descriptions in the character menu now include the attributes that affect them
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Well, that's that. For our last question, we ask about the Salamander Stone, but we have to do him one last favor.
We can't actually open that package or look at it to see what's inside.
I don't know about any Halls of Might, but Hall of Power seems close enough.
Here it is!
We want Master Deringorn!
"He is not in the academy at the moment. Try his home address. Master Deringorn lives to the north of town in Old Town. It's a small house right by the wall. And now, if you'll excuse me." The man shuts the door.
We don't have the guts for what, pleb? We've survived limbo, undead dwarves from hell and handel abschließen, we can do anything!
Anyway, we wait until morning, so that Deringorn can get his beauty sleep.
"Do come in." "Why, certainly!"
Uh oh.
"Now, you unsuspecting dupes - go and give Dragan my best regards as well. Tell him I won't give up!!" Master Deringorn gestures to his companions. They release their hold on you somewhat before throwing you bodily out into the street.Not sure what that was all about.
Let's return to Dragan for our last question.
Well, we already knew about that place from our first question, but whatever. Next time, we go to that tavern!
Also, the skill and spell descriptions in the character menu now include the attributes that affect them
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Make me a hunter when Nevill eventually dies horribly (or anyone else) 
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Part 24: Lowangen 5 - Chasing Gavron
Our group finds themselves at the Orc Death tavern, waiting for Gavron. Seems he's not around yet, so vazha spends some time by singing a song:
Song of Star Trail
IGNIFAXIUS FLAMING SPEAR!
I'm starting to get depressed from screwing around here!
MAGIC FIRE! MELTING STEEL!
The evil is only getting stronger while we're waiting here!
Straps and shackles surround you and force you into my ban!
Dammit, in the mud again!
You're finally realizing my SUPERIOR POWERS!
Are we dawdlers?
Carnifilo Frenzy, craze and bloodthirst be free!
Remember my face, it's the last you will see!
Sharp eyes, steady hand,
from arrow to guard a magic band!
Penetrizzel wood and stone, look inside a stranger's room!
I'm going to search for another group if we're not going to take a break any time soon!
Truly a masterpiece!
Gavron's still not showing up, so we move around from table to bar, to another table chatting up the guests. Like this drunk.
Also, another jester shows up with a racist joke. Bigot, elves are people too!
Meh, screw them. We'll go to another table. What's the worst that can happen-
Apparently, this.
The hell, some jerk on a fancy horse rode by, slapped vazha and then just rode away? Where's the "initiate combat" option?
Apparently, we can't return to the tavern right away, so we rest for 24 hours.
When we enter the tavern again, our friend Gavron shows up pretty soon. After him!
You can't escape us now, Gavron! The magical D20 will be ours once again!
It would probably be better if only one of us followed him.
Jimmious has a Hide skill of 3, which is still better then Azira's 2, so I choose him. Maybe we'll be lucky...
Guess not...
Hell yeah! Way to go, Jimmious! He gets a knife out of that.
The thief stops at the next corner, turns around and shakes his fist threatening against you. When you start approaching him, he hurries to make tracks.
Now, I could start a door to door search to find the house of his accomplice, but that would be boring to write about, so...
*reload*
This time, I choose Azira and it seems this was the right choice all along, since I totally forgot about magic. You couldn't use any of that elven magic while breaking into the exhibition hall, even though it would be useful. Especially Silence.
Also, I thought about not learning that spell now, since I though it was only needed in Finsterkoppen to enter the city, but now I see I've made the right choice in raising it.
Anyway, Azira turns into a dog.
Yes, that's the place!
Onward! No one steals our magical D20 and gets away with it!
Our group finds themselves at the Orc Death tavern, waiting for Gavron. Seems he's not around yet, so vazha spends some time by singing a song:
Song of Star Trail
IGNIFAXIUS FLAMING SPEAR!
I'm starting to get depressed from screwing around here!
MAGIC FIRE! MELTING STEEL!
The evil is only getting stronger while we're waiting here!
Straps and shackles surround you and force you into my ban!
Dammit, in the mud again!
You're finally realizing my SUPERIOR POWERS!
Are we dawdlers?
Carnifilo Frenzy, craze and bloodthirst be free!
Remember my face, it's the last you will see!
Sharp eyes, steady hand,
from arrow to guard a magic band!
Penetrizzel wood and stone, look inside a stranger's room!
I'm going to search for another group if we're not going to take a break any time soon!
Truly a masterpiece!
Gavron's still not showing up, so we move around from table to bar, to another table chatting up the guests. Like this drunk.
Also, another jester shows up with a racist joke. Bigot, elves are people too!
Meh, screw them. We'll go to another table. What's the worst that can happen-
Apparently, this.
The hell, some jerk on a fancy horse rode by, slapped vazha and then just rode away? Where's the "initiate combat" option?
Apparently, we can't return to the tavern right away, so we rest for 24 hours.
When we enter the tavern again, our friend Gavron shows up pretty soon. After him!
You can't escape us now, Gavron! The magical D20 will be ours once again!
It would probably be better if only one of us followed him.
Jimmious has a Hide skill of 3, which is still better then Azira's 2, so I choose him. Maybe we'll be lucky...
Guess not...
Hell yeah! Way to go, Jimmious! He gets a knife out of that.
The thief stops at the next corner, turns around and shakes his fist threatening against you. When you start approaching him, he hurries to make tracks.Now, I could start a door to door search to find the house of his accomplice, but that would be boring to write about, so...
*reload*
This time, I choose Azira and it seems this was the right choice all along, since I totally forgot about magic. You couldn't use any of that elven magic while breaking into the exhibition hall, even though it would be useful. Especially Silence.
Also, I thought about not learning that spell now, since I though it was only needed in Finsterkoppen to enter the city, but now I see I've made the right choice in raising it.
Anyway, Azira turns into a dog.
Yes, that's the place!
Onward! No one steals our magical D20 and gets away with it!
well-trained doge
Hey, what do you know. Turns out I'm a bitch. 
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Part 25: Lowangen 6 - The D20 Reclaimed! (with Nevill's Horriphobus)
We are here for the Salamander Stone, AKA the magical D20 of destiny, hand it over! We don't share our dice with anyone!
Well, first we ask him about something to gain info, but you can be sure we are coming right back to kick his ass!
Hand over the stone, asshole!
"What Salamander Stone?"
Playing stupid, eh?
"THAT Salamander Stone! The Elven artifact, for crying out loud!"
"Oh, the Salamander Stone! Well, yes, but it isn't here! How on Threa did you get that idea?"
I think that should be Ethra, not Threa. Unless they've changed it.
"We've been told."
"Well, you've been told wrong then. But, I wish you good luck with your search. This seems to be of some importance to you."
"No way, scoundrel! Give us the stone or you're going to meet Boron!"
Hell yeah, we are gonna kick his ass!
Well, there's six of them, the only ones who have weapons are Nevill (whos is useless in a fight) Azira (who doesn't have any arrows) and Morkar, who actually has a great weapon in Artherion's sword, but can't kill all of them by himself. Everyone else is unarmed, so they can't hit them and even if they did, they'd probably do 0 damage. Also, only Azira has armor, since the orcs took that too. So, wipe?
Ha ha ha, no. We have to win this fight, not kill them. The only ones who actually do anything substantial in this fight are Morkar, who is the only fighter who does any damage...
...Azira by spamming Fulminictus at that asshole elf. I've tried to have her use Be my Friend once, but she failed miserably...
...and of course, the star of the show, Nevill, first by casting Skelettarius to get us another meatshield...
...and then using the rest of his AE on Horriphobus spam.
I also had him cast Ignifaxius one time, but that was probably just a waste of AE.
Nevill casts Horriphobus on everyone except for Ailian and that one blond elf, so they all retreat and leave Ailian alone, at our mercy.
Everyone else gangs up on him with their fists to waste his parry, while Azira spams Fulminictus and Morkar shanks him from behind with Artherion's sword.
Nevill casts Horriphobus at the last remaining enemy, that one mercenary, who was busy dueling his skeleton this whole battle.
After a while, Ailian finally falls. That's what you get for stealing our D20s! We had our names engraved on it and everything!
That last mercenary finally flees, so we've won! Woohoo!
We get a fancy robe for Nevill, a bunch of weapons, a spear only Azira can really use, but won't since we also now have arrows and some armor. Nice! But no D20s!
Yeah, we are gonna raid Ailian's place in search for the magical D20. Surely it must be there somewhere. Maybe we'll even take some of his own dice. And action figures. And tear up all of his anime posters, call him a nerd, even though he's dead and then set fire to that body pillow with his waifu on it. That will show him!
Sadly, no action figures or body pillows, but we have the D20 and some of his LARPing equipment.
Maybe we'll find his amiibo collection if we search some more. We could sell that for a lot of Ducats!
There really isn't anything else to find here. You should really get a move on now so you will be gone when the town guard arrives.
Damn bastard, he must have stashed that somewhere else!
Well, now we have the D20. Hopefully it's the right one, as from what I've heard, there's also a fake one. Well, it SHOULD be the right one!
We also find the backstory of Ailian's DnD character, written in Sindarin. Heh, what a nerd!
Next, we'll go secure passage out of this dump!
We are here for the Salamander Stone, AKA the magical D20 of destiny, hand it over! We don't share our dice with anyone!
Well, first we ask him about something to gain info, but you can be sure we are coming right back to kick his ass!
Hand over the stone, asshole!
"What Salamander Stone?"Playing stupid, eh?
"THAT Salamander Stone! The Elven artifact, for crying out loud!" "Oh, the Salamander Stone! Well, yes, but it isn't here! How on Threa did you get that idea?"I think that should be Ethra, not Threa. Unless they've changed it.
"We've been told." "Well, you've been told wrong then. But, I wish you good luck with your search. This seems to be of some importance to you.""No way, scoundrel! Give us the stone or you're going to meet Boron!"
Hell yeah, we are gonna kick his ass!
Well, there's six of them, the only ones who have weapons are Nevill (whos is useless in a fight) Azira (who doesn't have any arrows) and Morkar, who actually has a great weapon in Artherion's sword, but can't kill all of them by himself. Everyone else is unarmed, so they can't hit them and even if they did, they'd probably do 0 damage. Also, only Azira has armor, since the orcs took that too. So, wipe?
Ha ha ha, no. We have to win this fight, not kill them. The only ones who actually do anything substantial in this fight are Morkar, who is the only fighter who does any damage...
...Azira by spamming Fulminictus at that asshole elf. I've tried to have her use Be my Friend once, but she failed miserably...
...and of course, the star of the show, Nevill, first by casting Skelettarius to get us another meatshield...
...and then using the rest of his AE on Horriphobus spam.
I also had him cast Ignifaxius one time, but that was probably just a waste of AE.
Nevill casts Horriphobus on everyone except for Ailian and that one blond elf, so they all retreat and leave Ailian alone, at our mercy.
Everyone else gangs up on him with their fists to waste his parry, while Azira spams Fulminictus and Morkar shanks him from behind with Artherion's sword.
Nevill casts Horriphobus at the last remaining enemy, that one mercenary, who was busy dueling his skeleton this whole battle.
After a while, Ailian finally falls. That's what you get for stealing our D20s! We had our names engraved on it and everything!
That last mercenary finally flees, so we've won! Woohoo!
We get a fancy robe for Nevill, a bunch of weapons, a spear only Azira can really use, but won't since we also now have arrows and some armor. Nice! But no D20s!
Yeah, we are gonna raid Ailian's place in search for the magical D20. Surely it must be there somewhere. Maybe we'll even take some of his own dice. And action figures. And tear up all of his anime posters, call him a nerd, even though he's dead and then set fire to that body pillow with his waifu on it. That will show him!
Sadly, no action figures or body pillows, but we have the D20 and some of his LARPing equipment.
Maybe we'll find his amiibo collection if we search some more. We could sell that for a lot of Ducats!
There really isn't anything else to find here. You should really get a move on now so you will be gone when the town guard arrives.Damn bastard, he must have stashed that somewhere else!
Well, now we have the D20. Hopefully it's the right one, as from what I've heard, there's also a fake one. Well, it SHOULD be the right one!
We also find the backstory of Ailian's DnD character, written in Sindarin. Heh, what a nerd!
Next, we'll go secure passage out of this dump!
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It's the point of LPs to sample games and share that experience with others. People know what ST is, but not this. After the travesty that was BoD I was pleasantly surprised to see this in a semi-acceptable state, even though I would never play this over the original.
The prosperous 3D models and occasional 'abschliessen'/undead dwarves from HELL! are amusing, too.
The prosperous 3D models and occasional 'abschliessen'/undead dwarves from HELL! are amusing, too.
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Part 26: Lowangen 7 - Boreale in a Well (or maybe it's a fountain)
We have to find a way out of the city and apparently, Black Jandora can help us. We find the house easily, but once again have to wait till morning to be let in.
In the morning, we are greeted by this... well, let's call it a "child".
"Just hold on a minute there..." He turns around and calls something undecipherable back into the building.
Show us the secret exit!
"It may be possible to arrange something, but that is quite expensive..."
"Just how much did you have in mind?"
"Now, if you were able to part with, say, 500 pieces of gold, I would be able to help you."
Well, if we had Reinhardt the Jolly. Assuming we take the average of 15 silver per performance, we could use his "arobatics" to get that kind of money in... *makes some calculations* one week of in-game time. Nice!
But we don't have him, so we would have to relly on vazha and his singing, for which he gets about 2 silver average, which means he would have to sing for approximately... 2 MONTHS??? Screw that!
...I miss Reinhardt
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"Set it off against the favors you still owe Dragan."
"Aha, so that's how the cookie crumbles! All right, but that still leaves... 150 gold Ducats - so, how about it?"
Well, this would take vazha about two weeks of in-game time to collect, so screw that too!
"We haven't that much."
"Tsk tsk - well, if you have no money, you will have to learn to do without a lot of things. Come back when you've made some cash."
Fortunately, the... "little boy" offers us a way out of this.
Well, now we have to get that toy, so that we can save about 150 Ducats, which sounds like a good deal to me!
This well is the closest to the Tsa temple, so it should be the right one.
The game calls all of the wells "fountains" though.
Seems like it is!
It seems Boreale is the only one here who actually has any skill in climbing. Well, about time he did something useful! Other then hitting things with an axe.
This happens automatically, as you can see, the game doesn't actually roll for climbing now.
I guess this is the part that tests your climbing skill.
Against all odds the darkness down here matches the proverbial bear's behind. "Throw down a torch" it echos from the well's floor.
Somehow, Boreale managed to fail that Intuition check, despite the fact he has 13 Intuition. Bad luck, I guess.
¨
Alright, finally we have that stupid toy, now we can-
Oooh, maybe it's something valuable, let's just take a peek-
This game loves to troll people, doesn't it.
Finally, you are released!
The prison guard hands you your equipment and then you can finally leave the dungeon.
Well, after we were released, I ran over to Jandora's place as fast as I could, but the game crashed on the way there (second time in total it crashed in Lowangen) and I didn't save, so I've reloaded an earlier save before this event happened.
Thus, we actually get to keep out weapons. Well, I'm not complaining!
Next time, we return the toy to that... "kid".
We have to find a way out of the city and apparently, Black Jandora can help us. We find the house easily, but once again have to wait till morning to be let in.
In the morning, we are greeted by this... well, let's call it a "child".
"Just hold on a minute there..." He turns around and calls something undecipherable back into the building.
Show us the secret exit!
"It may be possible to arrange something, but that is quite expensive..." "Just how much did you have in mind?" "Now, if you were able to part with, say, 500 pieces of gold, I would be able to help you."Well, if we had Reinhardt the Jolly. Assuming we take the average of 15 silver per performance, we could use his "arobatics" to get that kind of money in... *makes some calculations* one week of in-game time. Nice!
But we don't have him, so we would have to relly on vazha and his singing, for which he gets about 2 silver average, which means he would have to sing for approximately... 2 MONTHS??? Screw that!
...I miss Reinhardt
. "Set it off against the favors you still owe Dragan." "Aha, so that's how the cookie crumbles! All right, but that still leaves... 150 gold Ducats - so, how about it?" Well, this would take vazha about two weeks of in-game time to collect, so screw that too! "We haven't that much." "Tsk tsk - well, if you have no money, you will have to learn to do without a lot of things. Come back when you've made some cash."
Fortunately, the... "little boy" offers us a way out of this.
Well, now we have to get that toy, so that we can save about 150 Ducats, which sounds like a good deal to me!
This well is the closest to the Tsa temple, so it should be the right one.
The game calls all of the wells "fountains" though.
Seems like it is!
It seems Boreale is the only one here who actually has any skill in climbing. Well, about time he did something useful! Other then hitting things with an axe.
This happens automatically, as you can see, the game doesn't actually roll for climbing now.
I guess this is the part that tests your climbing skill.
Against all odds the darkness down here matches the proverbial bear's behind. "Throw down a torch" it echos from the well's floor.
Somehow, Boreale managed to fail that Intuition check, despite the fact he has 13 Intuition. Bad luck, I guess.
Alright, finally we have that stupid toy, now we can-
Oooh, maybe it's something valuable, let's just take a peek-
This game loves to troll people, doesn't it.
Finally, you are released!
The prison guard hands you your equipment and then you can finally leave the dungeon.Well, after we were released, I ran over to Jandora's place as fast as I could, but the game crashed on the way there (second time in total it crashed in Lowangen) and I didn't save, so I've reloaded an earlier save before this event happened.
Thus, we actually get to keep out weapons. Well, I'm not complaining!
Next time, we return the toy to that... "kid".
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Because it needs to be preserved for the future generations of Codexians to see.
Ok, seriously now.
1) I got this game as a gift and was going to play this regardless, so why not make an LP? I imagine some people are curious about how it plays and if it's any better then the disastrous launch of the Blade of Destiny remake.
2) I could LP the original Star Trail, since the game came with the original version if you bought it in Early Access, but there already was an LP of the original Star Trail on the Codex (although I can't seem to be able to locate it anymore).
3) Maybe it's not obvious, but I actually enjoy it, despite all of the obvious problems, If I didn't, this LP probably wouldn't make it past Gashok. I didn't play the original Realms of Arkania games (I *think* I've played Shadows over Riva for about ten minutes, waaay back in the day), so this is all new and exciting for me. Keep this in mind. I did play Blade of Destiny HD.
4) While the graphics in the original Star Trail might be better (I really like how the temple screens look), the remake atleast doesn't have that old-timey thing where you have to look up a random word from the manual anytime you want to save or load your game. Which is a tiny plus in its favor, even if it might be the only one.
5) It has some pretty hilarious things :D
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Part 27: Lowangen 8 - Who Shall We Leave Behind?
We return the little "kid" his toy.
"So, ask in the castle of the congretation in the north of the city for Master Eolan and tell him that you want to sweep the courtyard, got it?!"
I guess this is what she means?
Pretty tiny. Is that just an entrance or what?
We want Master Eolan.
"Just a moment!" The man closes the peephole. You hear footsteps from behind the gate. After that, nothing at all happens.
We wait.
Several moments pass before you hear steps approaching from behind the gate. Then, a white-haired man opens the peephole. "What do you want?"
"We want to sweep the yard."
"Well, okay, I guess it couldn't hurt, but I'm not paying more than a crown to each of you!" The peephole is closed, and you hear the gate unlock and the bolt draw back. Then, the white-haired man lets you in.
We want that exit! This place sucks!
(Btw, we CAN actually sweep the yard, for 1 silver per party member.)
"I might be able to help you in that matter, but first you have to do me a small favor."
Unfortunately, we have to agree.
"The man we are looking for is called Agdan Dragenfeld, but he is on his way to Svellmia under a false name. He is a week behind schedule. Agdan was planning to cross the swamps because anything else would have amounted to a detour. Also, he wasn't too keen on being captured by the Orcs on the Thasch plains."
"As he is on a secret mission, I cannot tell you much more than this. Anyway, you will recognize Agdan by his ring - it is a family heirloom and bears the Dragenfeld family crest of a dragon's head."
We haven't made up our minds yet, so the second option.
Well, looks like we need to say goodbye to two of our companions for a while. But first, let's "handel abschließen" some supplies for the road-
So, who should we leave behind? Tbh, I have a rough list of party members in order of usefulness. 
Also, Nevill, add this to the Let's Play database thread as an ongoing LP, or else your character will stay in Lowangen forever!
We return the little "kid" his toy.
"So, ask in the castle of the congretation in the north of the city for Master Eolan and tell him that you want to sweep the courtyard, got it?!"
I guess this is what she means?
Pretty tiny. Is that just an entrance or what?
We want Master Eolan.
"Just a moment!" The man closes the peephole. You hear footsteps from behind the gate. After that, nothing at all happens.We wait.
Several moments pass before you hear steps approaching from behind the gate. Then, a white-haired man opens the peephole. "What do you want?" "We want to sweep the yard." "Well, okay, I guess it couldn't hurt, but I'm not paying more than a crown to each of you!" The peephole is closed, and you hear the gate unlock and the bolt draw back. Then, the white-haired man lets you in.
We want that exit! This place sucks!
(Btw, we CAN actually sweep the yard, for 1 silver per party member.)
"I might be able to help you in that matter, but first you have to do me a small favor."
Unfortunately, we have to agree.
"The man we are looking for is called Agdan Dragenfeld, but he is on his way to Svellmia under a false name. He is a week behind schedule. Agdan was planning to cross the swamps because anything else would have amounted to a detour. Also, he wasn't too keen on being captured by the Orcs on the Thasch plains." "As he is on a secret mission, I cannot tell you much more than this. Anyway, you will recognize Agdan by his ring - it is a family heirloom and bears the Dragenfeld family crest of a dragon's head."
We haven't made up our minds yet, so the second option.
Well, looks like we need to say goodbye to two of our companions for a while. But first, let's "handel abschließen" some supplies for the road-
Also, Nevill, add this to the Let's Play database thread as an ongoing LP, or else your character will stay in Lowangen forever!
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Vazha the bastard and Jimmious the dwarf can wait a bit imo 
Leave behind the Skald and Magician..
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SPOILERS: Our Current Party
Yeah, we ran out of volunteers again :D
Vazha and Morkar are alive and well in Lowangen. Morkar is a really great character, but it was either him or Boreale and Boreale was with us the whole way, so I took him, even though the only things he is better at then Morkar are climbing and drinking booze.
Yeah, we ran out of volunteers again :D
Vazha and Morkar are alive and well in Lowangen. Morkar is a really great character, but it was either him or Boreale and Boreale was with us the whole way, so I took him, even though the only things he is better at then Morkar are climbing and drinking booze.
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pick pocketing/ haggling is all you need. Rogues ftw
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Pickpocketing is actually waaay inferior to acrobatics, so far as moneymaking goes. Damn jugglers and their wealth.
Btw, any volunteers? We need one more for the third expedici on to the swamp and I have no doubt that we will have need of more before the game ends.
Sacred82
Self-Ejected
rly? Did they nerf it or something? In the original, if you started with a rogue, you could steall all the equipment/ herbs you could carry right at the start in Lowangen, while acrobatics and music required lots of save scumming.
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