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Started by gre... Greg Demichillie
Fri, 15 May 1992 16:26
Help with Pools of Darkness
Author: gre... Greg Demichillie
Date: Fri, 15 May 1992 16:26
Date: Fri, 15 May 1992 16:26
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Hello, I've been playing Pools of Darkness for a while now and my characters have enough experience to advance levels but I can't seem to find anyplace they can train and actually gain new levels. Where in the heck can I go? E-mail or posted responses would be greatly appreciated. -Greg -- Greg DeMichillie Software Engineer - Application Frameworks gre...@microsoft.com If you wan't to know what MS thinks, ask Bill
Re: Help with Pools of Darkness
Author: cav... Karl Vaden
Date: Fri, 15 May 1992 17:31
Date: Fri, 15 May 1992 17:31
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In article <1992May15....@microsoft.com>, gre...@microsoft.com (Greg Demichillie) writes... >Hello, > >I've been playing Pools of Darkness for a while now and my >characters have enough experience to advance levels but I >can't seem to find anyplace they can train and actually >gain new levels. > >Where in the heck can I go? > >E-mail or posted responses would be greatly appreciated. > >-Greg > >-- >Greg DeMichillie Software Engineer - Application Frameworks >gre...@microsoft.com If you wan't to know what MS thinks, ask Bill > Go to the Hill Giant's steading
Re: Help with Pools of Darkness
Author: uni... Silk
Date: Sat, 16 May 1992 01:13
Date: Sat, 16 May 1992 01:13
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>In article <1992May15....@microsoft.com>, gre...@microsoft.com (Greg Demichillie) writes... >>Hello, >> >>I've been playing Pools of Darkness for a while now and my >>characters have enough experience to advance levels but I >>can't seem to find anyplace they can train and actually >>gain new levels. Well, the easiest (and cheapest) is Zhentil Keep...Yeah, I know, the bad guys, but hey, evil always takes bribes, right? Silk uni...@mcl.mcl.ucsb.edu
Re: Help with Pools of Darkness
Author: j... James Alan Gardner
Date: Tue, 19 May 1992 19:58
Date: Tue, 19 May 1992 19:58
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In article <1992May15....@microsoft.com>, gre...@microsoft.com (Greg Demichillie) writes... >Hello, > >I've been playing Pools of Darkness for a while now and my >characters have enough experience to advance levels but I >can't seem to find anyplace they can train and actually >gain new levels. If you don't mind cheating, use time travel: (1) Save and quit game. (2) Start game again and load saved game. Remove any characters you want to train from the party. Save game (but don't overwrite game saved in (1) above, just in case). (3) Start game again. Don't load saved game. Instead, add characters to new party. The characters you can add will be the ones you just removed from the party. Add them, then choose exit from the Add Menu. (4) You will find yourself back in good old Phlan at the very beginning of the game. Go to the Training Hall. Train. Go to an inn. Rest. Learn spells. (5) Go back to Training Hall. Save the game but not over top of the game you saved in (2) above. Once you have saved game, remove everyone from party. (6) With no one in your party, you'll go back to the initial menu. Load the game you saved in (2) above. Add the characters you just trained. This method works for Player Characters, but not NPCs. Don't try to train everyone at once -- you have to have at least one person in your party when you save the game in (2). This method also works if you're somewhere you can't rest but you absolutely must fix yourself up and relearn spells. Time travel back to Phlan, do what you have to do, then go back to the present. Jim Gardner, Thinkage Ltd.
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