Theorycrafter

Damn Wish there was some other solution to this.

Buuut the command (BSC <creature name> <0 or 1>) isn't working. Aid me ?

I believe IE Mod doesn't support the new expansion :/ Ah nevermind it got updated.

Since some of the tasks are admittedly quite ambitious and some people like me already finished the game before the expansion, is there a way to spawn required enemies (for example, Kith Druids) via console command? I'd appreciate help on the matter, a permanent solution to killing obscure monsters to fulfill soulbound weapon conditions would be welcome.

Whaaat. My character noticed and disarmed them immediately. I expected a better reward. Damn.

Played normal, shooting straight to PotD. Especially considering 2.0 changes, what are some things you should do to get by? Some specific skills to grab, weapons/equipment to grab? I feel rather lost and even normal felt like a challenge to me. Could I get some pointers from you guys? Thanks!

I believe you have to have an ice spell of some sort(chanter, mage) to save the man.

You get it in the region to the east. There's a waterfall there in the north and the sword is stuck in the stone. Click tab to find it.

Not turn per se, but you cannot disequip it until you finish the quest, on whomever you equipped it on. It gets some neat bonuses per visit, yes.

So, Claws = Two handed weapon and Fists = Dual Wielding? Uhhh?

Honestly me neither, but I googled the "stone, adra and copper" and I found a let's play video, which shows the quest involving cilant lis was named as such. Figured out the second one by resting at every single graveyard(there's friggin lots!). Last one was fairly obvious.

Pretty much as before, except you have a fancier weapon enchant past level 12 now and one or two buffs.

I only had opportunity to test my Monk; the 8 wound dual summon s great, especially if you have items with strong per-rest usage. Allows you to trio on that item's usage.

Okay guys, since there is no information on this quest as of yet, I figured it out on my own. INCOMING SPOILERS 1) Visit Cilant Lis and the Egg machine thingy there. It should be interactable. 2) Visit Esternwood, in top left corner there's a large graveyard, it's tagged. Rest there. 3) Visit Caed Nua and go to the middle. That's the "fingers". Boom. You're welcome.

The Soul bound weapon. It has some poems etched into it and I can't figure it out. Crap hurts my party cause my main player Monk pulled it >.> Any pointers? I found the first part, I'm on the second verse at the moment. Edit: Found the 2nd part. Looking for the last one.

By the wording, it should apply to all kinds of damage.

Sounds reason enough not to play Ciphers. It's really hard to gauge how strong something is of a patch balance note something has been increased/decreased "slightly" or was "adjusted" or "tuned". I want specific numbers, dammit.

Bw? You mean a bow? Why is that? The patch notes are very vague, I'd really like you to be more specific.

That's interesting. What changes made Paladins/Wizards/Druids stronger specifically and Ciphers weaker? If I could ask you to be so specific? Patch notes seem very, I dunno, vague? Also, You really... what?

Coming back after a while, played the original game. Are Ciphers with Blunderbusses still the strongest? Or did the patchnotes yield new contenders/challengers? I would like to request a summary of strongest builds at the moment for orientation. Thanks!

And in which cases? I assume tanks need deflection so they need high PER and RES. I assume dpses need high STR and DEX and also INT when they're casters. CON seems to be worth it really only for Monk due to wounds. Does that sound about right?

The "looming threat" is that the power of the Watcher is intensifying and you might go mad like Maerwald if you let it continue. So you pursue the person who bestowed the power on you in the first place, whilst learning his motives and noticing the effects of his actions. I'm surprised you missed that part.

The build would be welcome indeed.

Well technically you *can* still fight the Adra Dragon after convincing her not to fight you, followed by not doing what she asks. You get a neat little unique ability to break her largeass armor. You'd just have to aggro her manually then.

Wael I assume doesn't show up as an option if your character is highly honest(or not deceptive enough?). He didn't show up to me anyway.