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BoEArchFull/Normal/Brotherhood of the Hand, The (Drizzt's Scenarios)/Outland.txt

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-The Brotherhood Of The Hand
-by Chris "Drizzt" Risberg
-risberg@aol.com
-members.aol.com/risberg/blades
-A Blades of Exile Scenario
-v1.4.0
-
-
-
-The Brotherhood Of The Hand
-
-Written by Chris "Drizzt" Risberg
-
-The Brotherhood Of The Hand is designed for high level parties,
-and is rated R.
-
-Many thanks to the beta testers for this scenario:  Ruediger and Jayne, and much
-additional feedback from Skyle for this release.  It escapes me why I forgot to thank 
-Jayne and Ruediger in the previous outland.txt files, but they are finally properly
-noted here with this release.  Many apologies.
-
-Graphics (once again) freely borrowed from:
-
-Dark Elf (Drizzt) - Aceron
-Arch Warlock (Kamil), Axe Champion (Samuel), Golden Knight, Juggler,
-Menion (Stranger) - Relhan
-Sage (Messenger) - Drk Draxis
-Royal Soldier (Captain Miller), Royal Guard, Red Guard, Shadow Dragon - Tim Farland
-Jelly Cube - Luz Piazuelo
-Spirit, Lich dialogues - Motrax
-Warrior dialogue (Camteron) - Fiend's BoE Page
-
-
-These authors have given much to the Blades community by offering their work for
-use by others.  Thank you!  All other graphics were modified by me, or taken from 
-public domain pictures.
-
-The version of this scenario that you have may not be the latest!  Check the web site
-at http://members.aol.com/risberg/blades and verify that you have the most up to date 
-release.
-
-
-General Hints:
-
-The Brotherhood Of The Hand is not a very long scenario, and can be completed with very
-little problem solving and only a few larger battles.  I have tried to make the main 
-emphasis on the story, and have put as little as possible in the way of its telling.
-
-Those of you who have played my first scenario The Forsaken will recognize names and
-references to events that occured in it.  It is not required that you completed The 
-Forsaken to play this scenario, although I recommend it.  Some things will make a 
-bit more sense.
-
-To fully uncover all of the events in this scenario, however, will require a bit more
-effort than required to just complete it.  There are some difficult and (I think)
-rather unique puzzles.  Feel free to email me or post to one of the BoE message 
-boards for hints.  Links to these message boards can be found on my Blades web page.
-
-I'd love to hear your comments on this scenario!  Please email me, good or bad.
-Thanks for trying The Brotherhood Of The Hand.  I hope you enjoy it.
-
-Version History:
-
-v1.0.0 - Began work around 11/21/99.
-	 Released for beta testing 3/3/00.
-
-v1.1.0 - Bunch of changes made.  Released 3/20/00.
-
-v1.2.0 - Some minor changes, fixed portcullis bug, and nasty bug where if any Jugglers
-         were killed, the ring was unavailable.  Thanks to Caligula for his input and 
-         relaying of comments from the message boards.  Released 6/04/00.
-
-v1.3.0 - One very minor bug fix not really worth its own version.  
-         Released anyway 9/29/00.
-
-v1.4.0 - Some changes as recommended by Skyle.  Among other things, the trainer .exs
-	 was enhanced with additional items and alchemy ingredients, and identification
-	 and training were added, as training was conspicuously absent after Fort Dulak,
-	 and identification was never available.  Released 9/3/01.
-

BoEArchFull/Normal/Forsaken, The (Drizzt's Scenarios)/FORSAKEN.TXT

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-Credits and general hints for "The Forsaken"
-by Chris "Drizzt" Risberg 
-risberg@aol.com
-A Blades of Exile Scenario
-v1.5.0
-
-
-
-
-The Forsaken
-
-Written by Chris "Drizzt" Risberg
-
-The Forsaken is designed for medium level parties, and is rated PG-13.
-
-
-
-
-Testers:  Skyle     http://members.xoom.com/_XOOM/Skyle/Blades/Index.htm
-	  Alcritas  http://homes.arealcity.com/Alcritas/index.html
-
-Both of these are excellent Blades pages, probably the two best.
-
-Graphics freely borrowed from:
-
-Tim Farland - Animated Fireplace, Nocturn (purple drake), Pyrog (red bad guy),
-	      and Townswoman graphic	
-
-Tim has (I think) the best original BoE artwork I've seen.  Check his website at
-http://tripod.members.com/~Huitzil/BOE/
-
-Draxis - Dark Warrior, The Lorax, Skeleton (Glauri)
-I made some very minor modifications to Draxis' Dracolich to create the Lorax, and
-shrunk it to make the smaller version.
-
-Gil-Glorion - Sword Rack, Archer's Target
-Jon Richards - Surface Waterfall
-Paul Henderson - Grey Tower, Dark Mage
-
-Many thanks for their talent, which is much greater than mine.  All other graphics
-were modified by me from existing BoE graphics or public domain pictures.
-
-Forsaken trainer modified from the High Level Party Maker by Tarl Roger Kudrick.
-
-
-The Forsaken is a Blades Of Exile scenario which attempts to be faithful to the
-world of Exile, but also tries to tell a new story.  This scenario is designed for 
-medium level parties, but is rated at very high to avoid the HP doubling thing.
-Use the trainer that is included if you don't have an appropriate party, but an
-experienced Exile player should be able to win with a new party.  
-
-Most of what you have to do should be fairly obvious, but if you get stuck, 
-here are some hints:
-
-Things generally happen in a linear fashion, so complete the mission you were
-sent on!  There are usually pretty clear suggestions on what you need to do next.  
-There are a few side quests that have nothing to do with the main story, so if it 
-doesn't fit directly into the plot, it doesn't need to be completed.
-
-There is no real time limit, so slow down and enjoy the scenery.  Some things will 
-change in the beginning, depending on how fast you do the first few quests, but no 
-matter what happens the game can completed.
-
-There is a great deal of conversation in this scenario, some of it quite important 
-to your missions.  I have tried to make the appropriate player response as obvious
-and logical as possible, usually by keying on the last or one of the last long words.
-This is not always the case, however, and some NPCs respond to words in the middle
-of their dialogue.  A few NPCs even respond to words other than those in their 
-dialogue, although these are never necessary to complete the scenario.  Hints to 
-these responses are found somewhere else.
-
-You'll quickly find The Spine is a nasty place.  I wouldn't suggest going in there
-unless you have a reason to, or have something to help you through.
-
-Can't find that last bean pet?  Any other questions?  Post them to the BoE message 
-boards!  find them at
-
-Aceron's Board
-http://www.insidetheweb.com/messageboard/mbs.cgi?acct=mb23194&GOTO=Go+To+Thread&TL=924146326&TPP=25
-
-OR
-
-Alcritas' Board
-http://www.dencity.com/forums/forums.asp?username=Alcritas
-
-Email me a question at risberg@aol.com
-
-Thanks again for playing.  It took me more than a year to finish this beast, so I'd
-love to hear what you think of it.  Email me your comments, good or bad.  Enjoy!
-
-
-Version History:
-
-1.0.0 - Began work on the scenario around 9/1/98
-	Sent out for initial beta testing on 8/4/99
-
-1.1.0 - MANY changes made, last few towns finished on 9/18/99
-	Finished testing and posted on web page 10/7/99.
-
-1.2.0 - Fixed a bunch of minor bugs, added a bit of dialogue text.
-	Thanks to Jamie Clark and Ben Frank for their input.
-	Sent to 2nd scenario design contest and Spiderweb.
-	Posted on 10/23/99
-
-1.3.0 - Fixed a few minor things, and a not so minor bug with the thief in the
-	inn of Keptus.  If you left town right after leaving the inn, he wouldn't
-	show up again.  Thanks to Andrew Barton for pointing this out (someone 
-	else mentioned this to me before, but I didn't look hard enough.  Sorry.)
-	Posted 11/19/99
-
-1.4.0 - Oops.  Found a major bug where Gwennyth would not appear in the Spine
-	to join the party, and as a result the game was not winnable.  Thanks to 
-	Rudiger for helping me find this.
-	Posted 12/5/99.
-
-1.5.0 - Fixed a few more minor bugs, including (finally!) that pesky warehouse
-	bug.  More thanks to Andrew Barton, who has been a great help in
-	finding lots of little details to polish this scenario.  Many thanks!
-	Posted 3/20/00.
-	

BoEArchFull/Normal/Shadow Of The Stranger, The (Drizzt's Scenarios)/Wormwood credits.txt

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-Credits for 
-Shadow Of The Stranger
-A Blades Of Exile Scenario
-By Chris Risberg
-Version 1.3.0
-
-risberg@aol.com
-http://members.aol.com/risberg/blades/
-
-This version of the scenario you have might not be the most up to date!  Check out 
-the web site above for the latest information.
-
-It's finally done.  The story that I began over three years ago with The Forsaken, 
-and continued with The Brotherhood Of The Hand, has finally reached its conclusion in
-this scenario.  It is not required that you have completed these two scenarios, but I
-strongly recommend it.
-
-Thanks are due to the many people who helped make this possible:
-
-My beta testers Skyle, Morgan, Bob the Impaler, Terrors Martyr, and Big Words.  They 
-all contributed to get rid of many bugs, some quite nasty, that would have otherwise 
-escaped my detection.  Skyle in particular offered a tremendous amount of feedback 
-and testing that greatly improved this scenario.  Thanks to all!
-
-This scenario was developed using Skyle's Alternative Bladbase 1.30, which is a 
-much-improved version of the Bladbase file that comes with the program.  Skyle has 
-fixed many bugs, tweaked some things, added and changed many monsters and items, 
-creating a solid foundation on which to create scenarios.  I recommend it to every 
-designer.
-
-
-The artists who offer their work to the Blades community, whose graphics I have 
-eagerly used:
-
-Aceron - Drizzt, Gwennyth (cloaked), Goe-Maethen (both), various shields and swords,
-         lightning, dialogues Mages, Stairway, City, Message, Burning City, Desert
-Relhan - Stranger (both), Fog, Gravekeeper, Samuel, Drake spirit, Drake skeletons
-Simmic - Grate (dialogue and terrain), dialogue Skeleton
-Luz Piazuelo - Jelly cube, stairways, Soulless, Gravestone (rounded top),
-               City, dialogue Night Battle
-Fiend's BoE page - dialogues Camteron, Gwennyth, Goe-Maethen, Red Hooded Man, Wizard
-Tim Farland - Gwennyth dialogue, Fireplace, Royal Guard, Royal Soldier, Fell Drake,
-              Gwennyth (in black), Ice Dragon, Elite Guard, Empire Warrior
-DRK DRAXIS - Wooden floor set, Wooden wall set, Desert terrain
-Andrew Smith - Ice wall
-Paul Henderson and Tony Jordan - Ice floors
-Justifier - Bat
-Camillia Kantola - Desert colossus
-
-I also must thank again Jayne Holt and Ruediger, who offered much input for 
-Brotherhood, and were thanked within the scenario, yet I inexplicably left them out 
-of the Readme file.  Many apologies.
-
-Evan Williams wrote a good article about the Word Of Recall spell that was the 
-inspiration for a certain cube-shaped item in this scenario.  The article can be found 
-on Spiderweb Software's Articles and Answers page, and also at the Scenario Design
-Resource, found at my web page.
-
-Lew Titterton wrote an article about replacing terrain with items, and I happily did
-just that with rugs, plants, and a few other things.  This was a nice touch and something
-I will do in future scenarios, as well.  His article can be found at the Lyceum.
-
-Alcritas first implemented The Way Out special item in one of his scenarios, and he
-also deserves credit for other minor inspirations here and there.  There is a link to
-his Blades page on my website.
-
-
-Scenario History:
-
-Began work 6/2000 - released v0.0.9 for beta testing on 9/19/01
-
-v1.0.0 - Many changes, released 11/01/01.
-v1.1.0 - Several bug fixes and minor changes.  Finished bean pet quests and cemetary.
-         Released 12/10/01.
-v1.2.0 - More rather minor bugs fixed, updated help file with info about item loss 
-         and monsters in the walls.  Thanks to Janus and The Creator for their input.
-         Released 2/26/02.
-v1.3.0 - Yet more bugs fixed, added some alchemy ingredients previously not found in
-         the scenario.  Thanks to (who else?) Andrew Barton for his help and input.
-         Released 9/18/02.

BoEArchFull/Normal/Shadow Of The Stranger, The (Drizzt's Scenarios)/Wormwood help.txt

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-Help file for 
-Shadow Of The Stranger
-A Blades Of Exile Scenario
-By Chris Risberg
-Version 1.3.0
-
-risberg@aol.com
-http://members.aol.com/risberg/blades/
-
-This version of the scenario you have might not be the most up to date!  Check out the
-web site above for the latest information.
-
-
-Shadow Of The Stranger is designed for High level parties, and rated PG.  I have used
-a standard six person party with levels ranging from 25 to the high 30's.  Despite my
-aversion to fighting, there are some rather difficult battles that must be completed, 
-so a strong party is helpful.  Level 20 is a good minimum.
-
-I also recommend that at least one party member can use 7th level priest spells, and
-has a reasonable amout of spell points.  This is not required until the end of the 
-scenario, and without it options available to the player at times may be limited.  
-A certain 5th level priest spell may also make things easier at a certain point,
-as well.
-
-Alchemy skill is also very helpful.  One might even say it is required at a certain 
-point, although there is a rather dubious way around this, that is offered to the 
-alchemaically-challenged.  This might be a good time to reconsider any bias you
-might have against alchemy.  You have been warned.
-
-Special Stuff:
-
-There are a few things unique to this scenario that you should be aware of.  
-
-There is a clock counter, so in places where it would be noticed, like outdoors and 
-towns, day and night will occur.  Because of how things work with the Scenario 
-Editor, a "day" town and "night" town are two different places, separate Blades
-towns.  However, you won't notice any change the outdoors, which is another 
-unfortunate limitaton in the Blades Editor.
-
-Make sure you explore towns during both the day and at night!  Many things are 
-different.  If you find you can't get into a certain place during the day, come back
-at night, and see what you can find.  Furthermore, some things might only occur at
-certain times of the day or night.
-
-You have a usable special item, called "What Time Is It?", that will give you a 
-general idea of the time, based on the the position of the sun.  Note that inside
-caves or similar places, this will not be of much use.  Also, time only passes when you
-are outdoors, and not in towns, due to further Blades Editor issues.  This means
-that if you enter a town at night, it will still be night when you leave it, no
-matter how much actual time you have spent there.  If you want time to pass, leave 
-town and use the Rest button until you get a message that day or night has arrived.
-
-You will also have a Special Item called the "Cheater Stick".  An amazing piece of
-otherwise ordinary-looking wood, this stick will appear in your Special Item list
-whenever you are near a particularly hard part of scenario (usually a battle).
-If you feel the need, you can use this item and the way will be made much easier for
-you.  However, using the Cheater Stick will not only take an immediate physical
-toll on your party, it will also change your reward at the end of the game.  Only 
-those who make it throuh the entire scenario without using the Cheater Stick will
-receive the best reward.
-
-<New to this version!>
-If you get tired of tree climbing, check your Special Items.  You can turn this 
-On and Off by pressing the <Use> button.
-
-General Hints:
-
-The Cheater Stick is always helpful, but it will usually only help with a specific
-problem (can't kill a certain monster, or trapped somewhere), not with the general 
-question "Where do I go next?" 
-
-Different things happen during the day and night.  Make sure you explore the towns
-fully!
-
-Listen to what people tell you.  Usually what you need to do next is explained
-fairly clearly.  At one point you will be given a choice of multiple quests.  If you
-can't complete one of them, try another.
-
-There is one point in the scenario where a 5 or 6 PC, fully-loaded (with items) party
-could run into problems with unintended item loss.  If this applies to you, you might
-want to put some of the non-essential items in a storage area as soon as you find it.
-You will always be able to retrieve these later.
-
-Some of the very observant among you might, on a few occasions, notice invisible 
-creatures in the walls.  These creatures are my way of compensating for shortcomings
-of the Blades engine, or creating some effects otherwise impossible to do.  Killing
-these creatures is NOT part of the story or required in any way . . . they will 
-leave you alone, and it's best if you leave them alone, as well.
-
-If you are hopelessly stuck, send me an email at risberg@aol.com.  I will answer as
-quickly as possible.  You can also post at the message boards listed on my web site
-(the address is above) or at the Spiderweb message board.
-
-Two Specific Hints:
-
-If memory is not your strong point, following is a list of cube destinations.
-
-Initial state - Bobling
-(from initial)
-Pull - Secluded Hut
-Push - Weilim
-Pull, Push - Schernbuk
-Pull, Pull - Boat Landing (south)
-Push, Push - Capital
-Push, Pull - ????? (side quest)
-Pull, Push, Pull - ????? (end)
-
-If you can't get in the secret Brotherhood Outpost, push the button
-on the stalagmite.  Then from the lower left corner, 10 X N, NW, NE,
-N, NE, NW, and you're in.