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Originally written by Error:

It doesn't seem to have any problems, but it's still missing a lot. It would help if we could see pictures of the page where you make posts and register new accounts, as that's where most boards have problems.

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Originally written by synergy67:

TM simply violates the rules and spirit of Avernum at every turn and drags us through the aggro-gothic mire of his own savage fantasies.

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Why should I have bought Invulnerability and Protection potions at the potion table provided in the scenario when nearly every boss I faced in battle renders them magically useless without explanation or warning?

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Nearly every single battle was reduced to finding some way of having my primary fighter physically hammer the main adversary(s) long enough to kill him while using my mage/priest to somehow keep both of them alive.

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The fact that the multitude of new souped-up wands collected through the scenario have no description of their function hardly aided my efforts or my shortening fuse. If you are going to modify artifacts, please identify their function. Um...duh.

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I left more things behind than ever on this level because the plot kept seizing my characters and pushing them forward. I don't like being pushed when playing a game. If I have one general criticism of many of the add-on levels I have played so far, it is that they propel me forward on auto-pilot often and have little feel at all like the world of exploration and free will that Jeff is good at creating.

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I know the guy is banned around here for some reason. Someone want to fill me in on the history a bit, as I couldn't deduce it from the archives myself.

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Originally written by Student of Trinity:

'things made of pure height'.

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Originally written by Master Xan:

You're also forgetting the magical abilities of the group. Several powerful mages would have gone with them, and surely they could send messages to the surface. Otherwise, magical scrying could have been used to track the explorers. Due to the extreme depth of the caves, I'd think it more unlikely that the mages sent word up rather then the Empire mages having to try and find the location of the travelers through scrying, but its still possible.

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Originally written by Master Xan:

You're also forgetting the magical abilities of the group. Several powerful mages would have gone with them, and surely they could send messages to the surface. Otherwise, magical scrying could have been used to track the explorers. Due to the extreme depth of the caves, I'd think it more unlikely that the mages sent word up rather then the Empire mages having to try and find the location of the travelers through scrying, but its still possible.

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Originally written by Arancaytar:

Who reported back then? For some reason, I took "to a man and a woman" to mean that one man and one woman, ie. two explorers survived; everyone else was killed.

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