There's not actually much reason to go to Silden until chapter 3, but it's the principle of the matter. Like any travelling weirdo is going to keep us away from Silden.īecause in an alternate timeline we might have been warned not to, which means there's clearly something there someone doesn't want us to interact with. In said encounter he refers to the Crawler's servants as having "great cajunlo," which sounds like some sort of appropriated voodoo term, but at a quick googling I only get food hits, so it might just sound that way but actually be entirely innocent. If we do, Abuk warns the party to stay the fuck away from Silden since it's now apparently the Crawler's playground. Canonically, the party neither heads for Silden at this point, or meets Abuk at this point, though of course we can also meet him here if we go the long way around with Locklear in chapter 1.
It's not a big upgrade, only about 6 points, but considering that this still puts James at 88 Lockpicking, this means he's very little training shy of being able to pick every last damn lock in the game. The worst part about that encounter was that it actually made me better at lockpicking. In your mind, the events will unlock and thus your hands will unlock as well.
You have received your first lesson, darkeyes. Wait a minute.how did you do that? I couldn't see. All these things I will demonstrate with a test lock that I carry with me. You should understand that there is no difference between yourself and the lock that you pick. If you cannot open, then the lock may not open. Opening your self is like opening a lock. Without this opening you will not be complete. Eighty sovereigns, but I am warning you.I doubt there's anything you can teach me. Is the arrangement to be sealed?Īll right, Keshian. Eighty sovereigns, but I cannot raise my price any higher, despite the great deference you show to my person. I should not cheat myself in this fashion. Seventy gold pieces for a lesson in lockpicking? That's nothing short of robbery. A small fee of seventy gold sovereigns should pay for my time. But I could perhaps improve whatever skill you may already possess. I spent five years at the foot of my master Caliphad in the shadow of mount Ashunta learning the art. It would take more time than I think you would care to spend.
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Is that so? Perhaps you could teach us how to pick Webber locks. There is no lock in this Kingdom of yours that Abuk cannot pick. You're making idle boasts.Īnd what would Abuk gain telling strangers a fact that was not true, eh? I merely say these things so I may advertise my services and you might make use of them one day. I don't care how patient you are, a Webber lock cannot be picked. Perhaps not by you, but one skilled in the arts of subtlety, he may know how to penetrate even the most difficult of locks. While none of these chests have any gear upgrades, not even really for a less min/maxed party, the value of the contents of the eastern chests is higher than what we found previously, they contain both a decent bunch of gold, and also the third chest contains a ruby and a Ring of Prandur(one of the light rings), which both sell for decent amounts if you don't just hit the first shop you find and wait for one with a decent resell value. They're protecting three chests hidden in the woods well enough that you might, from the wrong angle, only see two of them. But there's a neat path in between that you can just slip your right-most party member through easily.
Once the lines are on, it makes a bit more sense, and looks unbeatable if you haven't realized you can do diagonal movement. Before we actually do this, though, we're going to run off the road again, since as usual someone's stashed their treasures in the treeline next to some random hill.Įach time the game starts, the battlefield grid option is turned off, so at first glance, this one doesn't even look like a trap, because Gorath's huge fucking bulk is hiding one of the zappy pillars. When we last left off, the party had just cleared up some unfinished business and is now about to approach Silden, the southeasternmost point of the map.
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