The Drunken Lizard Pub

Well, you have to complete the quest for the lone woman first...




SPOILER: Otherwise, the code is 167

The Berserker epilogue mentions viscous goblins...

Yes. The quest giver can be found in the same area as the cemetery.

Got the Destroyer title as well. What I did was use a hell of a lot mana potions, mana fortify potions and a couple of invisibility III potions and then Mass Boiled them until they were all soft and gooey.

A typo I found in the epilogue text "viscous" goblin horde should be viscious I suppose ...

I think everyone should at least try to read classic works of literature, such as Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Camus, etc.

Crime & Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky is a great classic and a fun read, although Brothers Karamazov might technically be better.

The Stranger by Albert Camus is pure greatness ...

Yeah, I've tried a bunch of stuff as well, casting spells, attacking, using the sacrificial dagger to kill the goblins that appear, etc.

Curious, is there anything useful you can do with the demon statue?

No problem, it's actually pretty easy to miss.

RezoApio wrote:I second this one that would be very cool

+1

Much more elegant to have all recipes that you've come across collected at one place, just like spells.

Hint: Who told you to go to Shadowmirk in the first place? Look around in that area and see what you can find.

You get a lower penalty (Target partially obscured by darkness vs. heavily obscured). The spell level only has an effect on the duration on the spell. To remove the penalty, combine Cat's Eye with Predator Vision (or just use Predator Vision on its own).

Considering that with a few points in mercantile you can get some new skills even cheaper through buying book (or even find them for free in a barrel somewhere), I don't see the problem here.

Well, I'm also in the camp that it's up to the player to decide if he wants to "ruin" his game or not. Still, this exploit should probably be removed in a future patch in order to avoid any potential problems from it.

Come back a few days later, they should have a new stock of inventory and gold.

A few short thoughts:

Cheaper costs for the cartography skill. As it is now, I really don't think the return of investment corresponds to other, more "useful" skills.

Different kinds of attacks.

More fast travel checkpoints. Preferably one per map, where it's appropriate.

Spears for close ...