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I have never seen an episode of WoT, but of even Hurlshort is hating on it I know it's got to be bad.

Amazon's The Wheel of Time has been cancelled after its third season.

Ah I thought I had remembered there being a version of it on rest. Annoyingly on-rest scripts are located in an ".assets" or sometimes a "level" file. Unless they have a referenced to a globalscript/globalexpression it's not something that Apotheosis is capable of editing. And as far as my experience goes, even with a tool like UABE that can open assetbundles, such files seem prone to corrupting or are very finicky to make alterations to. Removing the script setting "b_Xoti_Nightmare" from the Gaun statue conversation would have been my next suggestion. Really my only hesitation in suggesting it first, would be that doing so makes it so that once that conversation has played the next step in Xoti's quest becomes reliant on the mod to progress. All things considered though, it's the best solution. I would suggest moving your script for Magran's teeth completion to a mod scripthook instead. That way you'll avoid the possibility of conflicts arising from other mods that make changes to Xoti's hub. Great idea for a mod by the way! The pacing of Xoti's quest has always struck me as pretty bizarre.

Monk is the overall strongest martial class in PoE imo. Def. works as tank, too.

@Kvellen Yeah, there's an alternate version of the conversation that triggers on rest I was having trouble with. I assume on-rest scripts aren't easily moddable? I ended up figuring out that either version of the conversation is triggered by a "xoti_nightmare" variable and so I just removed that from the conversation node that triggers it, and added a script to her initial dialogue hub node that triggers it if Magran's teeth is completed and that *seems* to work.

Getting closer with a 99,9% lash - it should top out around 560+640 if I don't forget to activte Lightning Strikes

Cabaret (1972). I liked it a lot! I was not surprised to read that the starring actress (Liza Minnelli) had been advised to play the lead role and subsequently researched and modeled her mannerisms after Louise Brooks. It's the kind of performance I wish Louise Brooks had been afforded the opportunity to play in a talkie. The musical numbers were really something else.

And nothing of value was lost...