Nax in NWN is another example where betrayal pays. The same holds for the overgrown fairy, who dies quite operatically.
Killing him when he attacks permits one to also seize his equipment. He can be provoked by blocking his exit and clumsily picking his pocket or by taunting him. In Hordes, the best solution to the educated ogre seems to be to let him surrender, thereby obtaining information and ransom… but to provoke him when he tries to leave. Yet he also has equipment worth a fortune.īetrayal pays, if done properly. In context, he is a saint temporarily turned sadist. His pockets could be picked–but could not be robbed! Nor can he be killed and resurrected. Hordes, for example, was stunned, blind, paralyzed, and had his character level reduced. It is impossible, for example, to place an entry point in the House of Maeve, which would allow one to return and rob the place.Įnemies can be put to sleep, paralyzed, or otherwise incapacitated-but remain impossible to rob of anything important without killing them! Lomythalar at the While some are essential to prevent the player from arbitrage, some are simply ridiculous. It’s impossible to place anchors for return in specific places in Hordes of the Underdark. And of course she can’t be resurrected if she dies. If one saves her, one obtains no benefit. It is not possible to save her by placing traps outside the inn (she triggers them), by paralyzing her (she becomes hostile), or by running out ahead of her with Haste.
It is possible to save Londa in NWN (Luskan) by casting Improved Invisibility on her. Afterwards, they become unaccountably shy. With difficulty, the player can sleep with each of the two harlots in NWN, gaining 50 experience points apiece-but only once. They will always be just inside the door and visible unless otherwise masked. It is impossible to pre-position a henchman outside of a room with a door and then enter. Neverwinter sillies and insoluble puzzles
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