The Drunken Lizard Pub

This is what happens when I get carried away...

I'm sure the townfolk will be blown away by your exuberance.

Moments later, someone dropped a vial of demon oil.

They say you could see the explosion as far as Port Kuudad.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLVt4DskvvU

Amazing how a little fun can turn in to something... sinister...

Bernie: Unless you have a portal spell handy (well... I guess Quick Travel will work?): it looks like you've boxed yourself in.

I like how, after killing the entire town, you still had like four or five barrels left over.
...and you hadn't even placed them for maximum efficiency. pretty spooky. I wonder how much of port kuudad you could undo.

silverkitty wrote:I like how, after killing the entire town, you still had like four or five barrels left over.
...and you hadn't even placed them for maximum efficiency. pretty spooky. I wonder how much of port kuudad you could undo.

Oh ho, there were more barrels than that left...

How did you manage to bring all those barrels there ?
I don't even think there are that many of them in Book 2.

Have you used the "delete map" so it can be refilled "cheat" ?
I wonder how many times have you deleted the same map

CB, you got waaaaay too much time on your hands...

...

And I'm jealous.

There are 27 kegs of black powder in Book 2(edit - in Mistfell and Nor'land). Someone's been playing with the maps.

Randomizer wrote:There are 27 kegs of black powder in Book 2(edit - in Mistfell and Nor'land). Someone's been playing with the maps.

Or just a character editor. I got inspired by this and have been playing around with a huge stash of stackable 0.1-pound powder kegs I edited into my char's inventory. :) It's a shame that you can't link up maps so you could construct some gigantic chain which destroys literally every single outdoor creature in Mistfell.

xolotl wrote:It's a shame that you can't link up maps so you could construct some gigantic chain which destroys literally every single outdoor creature in Mistfell.

Maybe if there were some Ice-Nine available?

Funny thing about Bernie's map, though: he put more kegs out in the countryside, where they'd do no good whatsoever were they blown up, than he did in the church.

Personally, I would've started with the church. 20 kegs in the church -- 8 of them surrounding the priest -- and 7 in the record-keeper's office, what's her name, what's the actual name of the place? I forget, now.

EDIT: By the way, Bernie: your avatar is once again erroneous. Rogues don't make lines when they run.

Evnissyen wrote:

xolotl wrote:It's a shame that you can't link up maps so you could construct some gigantic chain which destroys literally every single outdoor creature in Mistfell.

Maybe if there were some Ice-Nine available?

Funny thing about Bernie's map, though: he put more kegs out in the countryside, where they'd do no good whatsoever were they blown up, than he did in the church.

Personally, I would've started with the church. 20 kegs in the church -- 8 of them surrounding the priest -- and 7 in the record-keeper's office, what's her name, what's the actual name of the place? I forget, now.

EDIT: By the way, Bernie: your avatar is once again erroneous. Rogues don't make lines when they run.

I ended up moving a good chunk of those kegs back into town for the mass kill video.

My rogue is running at Warp 6 with his Haul Ass enchantment. Those lines are height markers that appear slightly elongated from the speed. 0_o

xolotl wrote:Or just a character editor. I got inspired by this and have been playing around with a huge stash of stackable 0.1-pound powder kegs I edited into my char's inventory.

What's more, if you insert a powder keg with just the drop_keg script and weight 0, you have a potentially infinite supply of weightless powder kegs - when you right-click on them, they appear in the world, but do not disappear from the inventory Just checked this for experiments only, of course... although I can see how some folks would use it as a time-saver.

CrazyBernie wrote:This is what happens when I get carried away...

Man, that is a lot of explosive barrels. I have found a few here and there, but nothing like that. It probable took some time finding them all. I have to say that the ability in Book II to move and place barrels, is pretty cool, and it allows for a lot of wild setups like the one in your screenshot. Although you couldn't actually pick up and move those barrels in Book I, I really liked the little goblins (i think that's what they were) with the barrels strapped to their backs. I got a kick out of that one