The Drunken Lizard Pub

This goes back to Book I and II, and I'm glad it hasn't changed.

Tavern keepers and other general goods merchants are perfectly willing to buy and sell human skulls and other bones. I always think it is funny when I walk into a shop and find a skull for sale along with the usual food, books ...

If I remember correctly, the one you just posted with the silver-colored chest on the Moonrise map is accessible from an isolated part of the Southern Boglands in the northwest section of the map; that area in turn is accessible from the northeast of the Baasilt Dunes. In the Southern Boglands, a ...

(The bees, for one, are a mess. 1. you can't out-walk a swarm of bees. They'll overwhelm you immediately and sting you 'til you're dead... or near-dead. 2. You can't fight a swarm of bees with a melee weapon. 3. Bees can't damage a weapon or armor (though in the game they can do so).) For a melee ...

I have finished the game, and I think it is quite successful. The story and the maps are well thought out, and the difficulty is well balanced.

The size of the game world is smaller than Book II, and it seems roughly comparable to Book I, but almost every outdoor map has many points of interest ...

I also prefer the way the foraging skill and the create food spell are handled in Book III. It would be nice if the changes could somehow be applied to Book II. In Book II, the foraging skill makes it far too easy to get endless money.

The new version of the create food spell is a great improvement ...

The tinkermage class probably is a bit overpowered, but it is a lot of fun, and it is a departure from the usual classes found in role playing games. The other classes in Avadon 1 and 2 are comparable to the usual classes that have existed in role playing games from the beginning. The blademaster is ...

I have found that the Eschalon games are not unduly difficult or too easy; this balance is hard to reach, and I can see that a great deal of design work and effort has gone into balancing these games. I enjoy all aspects of role playing games - exploration, puzzles, dialogue, and combat. However ...

My favorite build is an elemental magic specialist with additional skills in a melee weapon, foraging, alchemy, and divine magic improved mostly through books and paid training. This character seems to get through Book II without undue difficulty. It will be interesting to see how things work in ...

I also wanted to thank everyone involved with this game, including the testers, and I look forward to its upcoming release. It is good to see that there are still developers who take the time necessary (even if it means slipping schedule) to create a good product and make sure it is properly tested ...