The Drunken Lizard Pub

Ssschah wrote:

I managed it once, in E1 or E2 not sure which. I do remember it was really close, I had less than 10 hp left.

If you pull it off in E3 let us know!!

Were you stuck in the gate afterwards or could you move?

I could still move. In either direction I think.

Powder keg damage got raised so you need a lot more endurance to stand next to one and hit it.

Started a new game. Couldn't identify bittercup seeds.

I had low enough intelligence that I couldn't identify a Mirkland map.

Bittercup seeds are fairly hard to identify.

Randomizer wrote:I had low enough intelligence that I couldn't identify a Mirkland map.

Bittercup seeds are fairly hard to identify.

Theoretically, if someone were to have all 7's and allocate no points at the beginning of the game, what's the lowest item they wouldn't be able to identify, do you suppose?

Starving to death. Can't eat a Unknown. I mean, a steak. WTF even a fly can identify a steak!

Eat Premium Gruel, of course.

Bernie.

Finding using cartography a hidden powder keg that requires a powder keg to get it.

22,000 experience in one turn.

http://www.basiliskgames.com/forums/vie ... =26&t=8995

AH, powder kegs are such fun.

Stand face to face with a merchant before you engage them. Some of them move a square backwards when the conversation is done, looks like they're doing the moonwalk.

The tavern owner and the blacksmith in Old Moonrise do it often.

The Maritime First Alert Corps.

Eschalon's finest!

SpottedShroom wrote:...Portcullis kills are fun, but you miss out on the XP

Woo that has changed? In Book 1 you get the xp. Also in Book 3 there's a stat about that if I remember well. It's strange you don't get the xp anymore.

The way I remember it, no matter what the monster was you got 25 xp for portcullis kills (in each game). Meaning, hypothetically, unless BW intentionally removed it, you could get more exp from killing low level monsters that way.

Most memorable moment of all: the dedication. It was the first I heard about Dragonlady.

She was a genuine champion. I will miss her.