Finished (Obviously spoilers)

[Vroqren]

IU finished the game, and actually completed the final fight this time. Actually, I completed the final fight twice. Once I fought for Eurobor, and used Ice Lance to demolish Malkurs troops. Then I fought for Malkur, but killed everything with supernova. Everything.
Here are my two screenshots:


I did have a couple questions:
1.

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The great big chest in the room where you fight Baizel. Any way to get that?

2.

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How many Gildmoon pendants were there? I found 4, and master Warden's Key.

3.

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The anvil in Mirkland?

4.

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What named weapons did you guys find? I believe I found 5 total: Maledge, Sword; Red Sunrise/Sunset (whichever it is), Axe; Fishgutter, Piercing; Don't remember the name of the hammer; Don't remember the name of the spears

5.

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Was there any point to the jail next to gildmoon repository? If I understood correctly, and you made the guard mad he put you in there, but other than that? And with the guy in the jail?

My final question has no spoilers: What builds would you guys suggest I play next? I originally tried a swordsman who ended up developing into a rouge. I never finished that build (though I got to the final fight). This character was an uber elemental only mage(I had 5 mp regen per turn by the end, and 219 max mana). Has anybody yet tried an unarmed expert, or other they thought were particularly enjoyable?

I really liked the multiple endings, and the thanks to the Drunken Lizard Pub Patrons.
The best part of the game was the dedication to Dragonlady though.

Thanks for the wonderful game Basilisk Wrangler!

[helivoy]

There's also Bittersting itself

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(in Warren's part of the Moonrise Repository).

Where do you find the Maledge sword?

I think the anvil is just a tiny Easter egg, nothing but a pleasant sound.

[Ssschah]

Answer 1:

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To get the chest in the area with baizel, use a ranged weapon or magic, go the room where you destroyed the water container, there should be a window in the bottom right corner of the room. If you use a ranged attack through the window, you can hit a lever which will open the gate.

[Vroqren]

Ah yes - I had forgotten about Bittersting. I found that as well.
Maledge:

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Maledge was in one of the rooms in the Omentor temple. I don't remember which, but I found the shortcut, and then went back and did each area just for extra experience and loot. I believe it was in a chest right before the third door?

Response to Answer 1:

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Ah - okay. Thanks for the tip, I'll check it out next playrthrough.

[Randomizer]

1. Yes

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There is a window in the condenser room that let's you hit a lever to open the portcullis

2. That's it for now.
3. For flavor text unlike the comic's second page http://www.kodtweb.com/2014/02/03/lonely-castle-4/
4.

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There is also the bow Bittersting

5.

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The Pit, jail, has a secret area challenge to figure out an escape plan. The prisoner mentions the Master, Malkur.

Builds I've tried:
Pure elemental magick Mage
True Ranger
Unarmed combat monk with divination magick and some rogue skills
Bludgeoning weapons since that is the first named weapon you can get

[Vroqren]

Good to know Randomizer, thanks. I'll check it all out next playthrough (which I think will be a bludgeoning, as that's my second favorite skill feat).
Actually for me, the hammer was the last one I found (I didn't know about the second level of the mine until reading up on the forums right before finishing my mage, so I quickly went there and grabbed it. I didn't even spend the time to sell it).

[Ssschah]

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The Pit, jail, has a secret area challenge to figure out an escape plan. The prisoner mentions the Master, Malkur.

I'm fairly certain the "Master" the prisoner is referring to, is

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Master Warren

[Randomizer]

Maledge is

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The lever locked room behind Bruiser the Blacksmith in the north part of Omentor Temple.

[severian]

The prisoner sounded to me, like a classic Dracula helper, who returns from his castle utterly mad.

For example, see Dracula by Werner Herzog - there is usually this mad person, who babbles about when "master" is coming, and how great it will be when he brings death and misery.