The bridge is literally invisible, but quite solid. Malwick to make us an offer? It seems we've not seen the last of this guy, and he sure gets around. Oh, and remember the name Stantley? Wasn't he the guy who hired Mr. The game designers however chose to place a letter inside a chest in the dungeon, that explains what to do.Īn invisible bridge and teleporters. No, the 'challenge' here is the dungeon design. The Lancer can pack a punch, but if you just don't rush ahead and draw a huge crowd, the monsters should be easy to take care of. This is pretty much a non-issue, due in part to Protection from Magic, but also because Cure Poison is within our capabilities too. Wyverns are basic melee enemies, but their attack can cause poison. The dungeon houses Troglodytes, which we've already met, and Elves and Wyverns: Unfortunately, it also holds the answer to the very same puzzle inside a chest.īut I'm getting ahead of myself. They are not what makes this place challenging however. The inhabitants of the Caves are all set as hostile, so we won't be sneaking around this time. The Caves are a bit more challenging than the Fort. We don't tell him about the imminent prison break, instead we head directly for the Tularean Caves. I just say that 5.000 gold is a bit cheap, but we'll take what we can get.

I have a scottish friend whom I assume would use the phrase 'chuffed' to describe the King's demeanor. No xp apart from delivering the plans, as we refrained from slaughtering the guards. Aside from this, the fort has some cabinets for looting, a few chests and some stat-increasing barrels. I honestly don't recall if we get the same, should we enter from the service entrance, and I haven't got a save handy to check. I entered through the main entrance and got the guard dialogue. The two red boxes denote two different entrances. The fort itself wasn't impressive either, to say the least. Loot from the fort wasn't too impressive. Currently, I'm drawing a blank.įurther inside the fort, we find the plans, 'cleverly' hidden behind a portrait hanging on a wall. If any of you readers catch the connection, please share. I don't quite recall who this Steadwick fellow is, but the name rings a bell. Instead, we cast the invisibility spell and are free to loot the place, without having to kill any guards. Leaving would serve us no purpose, as the plans we're after are inside. Turn in the Gryphonheart's Trumpet to the arbiter, Judge Grey.įirst things first, we head to Fort Riverstride.Įntering is easy, but as soon as you're inside, a guard sternly asks us to leave.

Jailbreak and return the real Loren Steel.ģ. Fetch and turn in the correct Fort Riverstride plans.Ģ. Alright, the lightsiders voted to do the following:ġ.

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