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Originally written by The Gators Win it All....... Again:

A Little Girl was a novel scenario, it was also one of the most terrible scenarios ever made, so bad that the author himself would apparently like to forget he ever made it.

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Originally written by jared:

it was a great game it made more sence than the otherones and i undersand the plot the joining sides was cool it was hard i just to just take advantage one thing i didnt like no shaped ornks or serviles :confused:

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Originally written by Transultimate Apostle:

Angband. Go.

—Alorael, who might also recommend Tetris. That's definitely cheating, though. Angband is just mostly cheating.

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Originally written by Emperor Tullegolar:

I've never really made a graphic before. What did I do wrong?

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Originally written by Slartematographer:

Is the formal cause sort of a systemically explained cause, then?

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Originally written by Retlaw May:

Anyway, how can you expect expansion without any violence? How many of of the empires/nations/states have been established in the history of the world with no violence? You are now looking to the past to make the Shapers evil? Well look to your own country's past and look how many of thousands/millions of gallons of blood have been spilled. All of your nations are bathing in blood.

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Originally written by Slartematographer:

Additional blessing spells only multiply the effect if you cast it at relatively low Intelligence. At high Int a single bless spell can get you up to a high level of blessing. (Not sure if this is true of Bless Party and Major Blessing but I think it is.) (Also not sure if further blesses will increase the duration or not. I think not, but not sure.)

Blessing can go up to 8 levels in Exile. Each level confers a +5% bonus to hit, a +1 damage bonus, and I think (but don't quite recall) a +5% bonus to dodge and +1 bonus to armor. That armor bonus is extremely powerful.

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Originally written by Nemesis.:

I think I usually call you Marlenny, don't I? Once in a while I'll call you Lenny, but I don't think it's really my place to do so.

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Originally written by Randomizer:

Sting is also a sword from The Hobbit.

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Originally written by Lord Safey:

Every time I poin out that the shaper ending shows that they learned from their mistakes you and others blow it off. Mabey they didn't do it in away you find satisfactory. It does state that they did learn from their mistakes.

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Someone pointed out that drakons are they only ones who don't hold to the values, I though they were the leaders of the rebellion. Why hasn't try rebellion tryed to stop them then?

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Originally written by Niemand:

Also, can anyone remind me who actually wrote Alint? I would like to ask that person's permission to bundle it with this script editor.

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Originally written by Dr. Johann Georg Faust:

Edit: Yes, that works too, but it's quite a lengthy block of instructions and I have some kind of allergy against huge code snippets in an if - especially when it's only called once, and has a completely separate purpose.

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Originally written by Retlaw May:

Whoever made the argument including the Eastern and Western Roman Empires got it all wrong. By the time they were considered so, they had been legally split by the previous emperor and were, therefore, actually seperate states with two seperate emperors.

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Originally written by Lord Safey:

The shapers at least hold true to their ideals unlike the hipocritic rebellion.

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Originally written by Dintiradan:

I've never fought Exile doomguards, but in Avernum I beat them easily with a Simulacrum'd basilisk. Maybe the Exile doomguards have the same weakness.

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