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Acknowledgements
We, the authors of this guide, worked in close cooperation with the people at Larian Studios to
make it possible to create the strategy guide as we envisioned it. Without their cooperation this
guide would not have been what it is today. We especially want to thank (in no specific order):
Marian "Thorun" Arnold, for bringing the graphics in this guide to the high level it has now.
Yann Popo and Kris "Stormrider" Taeleman for creating the special versions of the game that
allowed us to do so much more.
David "Forktong" Walgrave for helping us to overcome the problems we encountered.
Lynn Vanbesien for helping us in any way possible and sending us all those versions of the game.
Swen "Lar" Vincke for simply allowing us to do this.
And we want to thank Grim, who is a member of the forums and not of Larian Studios, who
assisted us in the end with proofreading large amounts of texts.
Version 1.2
Our thanks go out to Rince, who spend a lot of time in finding mistakes in the guide, and those
on the forums of Larian Studios who mentioned some mistakes as well.
Version 1.3
Thank you Raze for going through the guide again and fixing several mistakes.
We hope you have as much fun reading and using this guide as we had making it and that it helps
you to enjoy Beyond Divinity even more.
The Authors,
Joost Myrthos Mans,
Kiya, Barnabus and Raze

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Contents

Preface

15

The Divinity Universe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Divine Divinity, the story . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Beyond Divinity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Act 1

21

Torture Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
The Cell Block .............................................................................................................. 22
My friend the Death Knight .................................................................................... 22
Keys ........................................................................................................................... 23
Exploring the cells .................................................................................................... 24
Edmond Quest ........................................................................................................... 24
The Flight Tunnel ...................................................................................................... 25
Torture Rooms .............................................................................................................. 26
Familiarity ................................................................................................................ 26
The Torture Master ................................................................................................... 26
Levers, Keys and Doors ............................................................................................ 28
The Arena .................................................................................................................. 30
Overview ................................................................................................................... 32

Pit Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

The Bony Monster ........................................................................................................ 34

Save my brother ........................................................................................................ 35
The Statue .................................................................................................................. 35
A Tooth ...................................................................................................................... 37
Getting Out ................................................................................................................... 38
The Library ............................................................................................................... 38
Leaving ...................................................................................................................... 39
Overview ................................................................................................................... 39

Maze Levels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

First level ...................................................................................................................... 41

A riddle ...................................................................................................................... 41
Statue Room .............................................................................................................. 42
Appearances are deceiving ....................................................................................... 43
Trap, traps, traps ...................................................................................................... 44
Teleporting ................................................................................................................ 44
Second Level ................................................................................................................ 46
Skeleton guard .......................................................................................................... 46
Poison and mages ..................................................................................................... 47
Hanging around ........................................................................................................ 48
The Pentagram .......................................................................................................... 49

Back and Forth .......................................................................................................... 50

Overview ................................................................................................................... 50

Citadel Levels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Drill Grounds Level ...................................................................................................... 52

Patrols ....................................................................................................................... 52
Back to School ........................................................................................................... 53
A ghost in a box ......................................................................................................... 55
The cute Death Knight .............................................................................................. 56
The Drill Grounds ..................................................................................................... 57
The way out ............................................................................................................... 60
Barracks Level .............................................................................................................. 61
Soldiers Rooms ........................................................................................................ 61
The Secret Weaponry ................................................................................................ 63
Let's Play ................................................................................................................... 63
Rats ............................................................................................................................ 64
Bram's Room ............................................................................................................. 65
The Gong ................................................................................................................... 67
Samuel's Lair ............................................................................................................. 68
Leaving the citadel .................................................................................................... 68
Overview ................................................................................................................... 69

Act 2

71

Citadel Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
The Island ..................................................................................................................... 72
The mage and the hunter ........................................................................................... 73
The Raanaar massacre .............................................................................................. 73
Ancient Biter ............................................................................................................. 74
The drunk and the escapee ........................................................................................ 74
The Prison ..................................................................................................................... 75
Free the imps ............................................................................................................. 76
Through the sea of lava ............................................................................................. 77
Overview ................................................................................................................... 77

The Imp Village . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79

The Order of Things ..................................................................................................... 79

The Village ................................................................................................................... 80
The Chieftain ............................................................................................................. 80
The Chieftain's son .................................................................................................... 81
Tatourix and Pfessoriminix ....................................................................................... 81
Altoflix ....................................................................................................................... 82
Iriganirix ................................................................................................................... 82
Floogefrog herder ..................................................................................................... 82
Mushroom farmer ..................................................................................................... 83
Herrerozix ................................................................................................................. 84
Spider Rancher .......................................................................................................... 84

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Stignix ....................................................................................................................... 85
The two merchants .................................................................................................... 85
The Shaman ............................................................................................................... 87
The two mourning sisters .......................................................................................... 87
The alchemist house .................................................................................................. 88
The Desperate imp .................................................................................................... 89
The Hero's Wife ......................................................................................................... 89
The Plague Ghost ...................................................................................................... 90
The Pit ....................................................................................................................... 90
Overview ................................................................................................................... 91

Little Mushroom Forest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92

The pyramids ............................................................................................................. 92

The Floogefrog killer ................................................................................................ 94
Talking mushroom .................................................................................................... 94
The Special Mushroom ............................................................................................. 94
Guarding the treasure ............................................................................................... 95
Overview ................................................................................................................... 95

Spider Forest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

The Imp Hero ............................................................................................................ 96

Treasures ................................................................................................................... 97
The Web Girl ............................................................................................................. 97
A Ceremony ............................................................................................................... 97
The Spider Queen ...................................................................................................... 97
The Hermit ................................................................................................................ 98
The Expedition .......................................................................................................... 99
The Old Spider and the Vandals ............................................................................... 99
The Exiled Spider ......................................................................................................100
Spider Babies ............................................................................................................100
Back to the Village ....................................................................................................101
Overview ...................................................................................................................101

Mushroom Forest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103

Foolish Imps ..............................................................................................................104
The Lich Cave ...........................................................................................................105
More Impish Foolishness ..........................................................................................108
The Farmer and his Wife ..........................................................................................108
The Obelisk ...............................................................................................................109
The Secret Passage ...................................................................................................109
The Evil Mushroom ...................................................................................................111
The Tasty Mushroom .................................................................................................112
Back to the Village ....................................................................................................112
Overview ...................................................................................................................113

Fire Area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114

The Alchemist ............................................................................................................115
Gems .........................................................................................................................116
The Bridge .................................................................................................................116
The Pit .......................................................................................................................116

Teleporters ................................................................................................................118
The Meteorite ............................................................................................................119
The Lava Cave ..........................................................................................................119
The Shaman Cave ......................................................................................................121
Overview ...................................................................................................................121

The Shamans Realm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

A word of Warning ....................................................................................................122
The Dungeon .............................................................................................................122
Overview ...................................................................................................................124

The Necromancer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125

First Task: Abbey ..........................................................................................................125
The Prison .................................................................................................................125
The Abbey ..................................................................................................................127
Overview ...................................................................................................................130
Second Task: Pickled Herring Tavern ..........................................................................131
Overview ...................................................................................................................132
Third Task: Little Village .............................................................................................133
First Level .................................................................................................................133
Second Level .............................................................................................................134
The village again .......................................................................................................134
Overview ...................................................................................................................135

Act 3

137

Asmodheus Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138

Riddles .......................................................................................................................138
The reward ................................................................................................................139
Teleporter Island .......................................................................................................139
Overview ...................................................................................................................140

The Black Temple Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141

The Island .....................................................................................................................141
Raanaar Rebels .........................................................................................................142
The Talking Tibar ......................................................................................................142
The Traveling Merchant ............................................................................................142
The Mages .................................................................................................................143
Hidden places ............................................................................................................143
The Seeing Stone .......................................................................................................144
The Temple ...................................................................................................................145
The Temple grounds ..................................................................................................145
Ranks .........................................................................................................................145
A house of your own ..................................................................................................146
Crazy Barnabus .........................................................................................................147
Books .........................................................................................................................147
The Assassins ............................................................................................................149
Cytha .........................................................................................................................149

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The Temple Warehouse .............................................................................................149
The Lost Ball .............................................................................................................150
The Temple Armory ...................................................................................................150
The Cemetery ............................................................................................................151
The Temple Magic Merchant ....................................................................................152
The Merchant and Some Goodies .............................................................................152
A Stiff Man ................................................................................................................152
The Tavern ................................................................................................................153
Cassandra .................................................................................................................153
Kiya ...........................................................................................................................153
The Prisoner ..............................................................................................................155
The Black Bishop ......................................................................................................155
Overview ...................................................................................................................156

Ruins Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159

Kyrill the Bard ..........................................................................................................160
Zandalor's Ruins .......................................................................................................160
The Raanaar Library ................................................................................................163
A Teleporter and some Ore .......................................................................................164
The Lost Relic Ruins .................................................................................................164
A mage ......................................................................................................................165
Overview ...................................................................................................................165

The Crystal Forest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166

General Bram ............................................................................................................167
The Black Imp and the Crystal ..................................................................................168
A Battle ......................................................................................................................169
Spirit of the Forest ....................................................................................................169
The Missing Monks ...................................................................................................170
The Imps ....................................................................................................................170
Overview ...................................................................................................................171

Rebel Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173

The Raanaar Patrol ..................................................................................................174
The Rebel Camp ........................................................................................................174
The Demon Cave ......................................................................................................176
Overview ...................................................................................................................176

Serricks Tower Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 177

Serrick's Tower .........................................................................................................178
A key ..........................................................................................................................179
Teleporter ..................................................................................................................179
The Raanaar and Treasures ......................................................................................179
Overview ...................................................................................................................180

The Catacombs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181

The First Level ..........................................................................................................181
The Second Level ......................................................................................................182
The Third Level .........................................................................................................182
The Fourth Level .......................................................................................................183
The Fifth Level ..........................................................................................................183

The Wisdom Level .....................................................................................................184

Back to the catacombs ...............................................................................................185
The Demons ...............................................................................................................186
The Exit .....................................................................................................................186
Overview ...................................................................................................................186

The Necromancer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187

The Salt Mine ................................................................................................................187
Overview ...................................................................................................................188
The Swamp ...................................................................................................................189
The Return of the Crystal ..........................................................................................190
Overview ...................................................................................................................190

Act 4

191

Initiate Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 192

The Three Tests ............................................................................................................192
The Codes of Behavior ..............................................................................................194
The Test of Faith .......................................................................................................196
The Test of Endurance ..............................................................................................198
The Test of Knowledge ..............................................................................................199
The Evaluation ..........................................................................................................201
The Way Out .................................................................................................................202
A Duck for an Imp .....................................................................................................202
The mirror room ........................................................................................................202
The Maintenance Rooms ...........................................................................................203
Overview ...................................................................................................................204

Maintenance Tunnel, Level 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205

Taxlehix .....................................................................................................................205
Nixfix .........................................................................................................................206
The Guarded Gems ...................................................................................................206
The Guitar .................................................................................................................207
Toggling Doors .........................................................................................................207
The Thief ...................................................................................................................207
Quetzalcellona Mushroom ........................................................................................207
Fishing for Gems .......................................................................................................208
The Imp Statue ..........................................................................................................208
The hidden key ..........................................................................................................209
Overview ...................................................................................................................209

Maintenance Tunnel, Level 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210

West Tunnel ..................................................................................................................210
Timed Levers and a Mirror .......................................................................................211
The Feared Monster ..................................................................................................211
The Four Treasures ...................................................................................................211
Locked doors .............................................................................................................212
East Tunnel ...............................................................................................................212

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The Blood Trail .........................................................................................................212
The Dead Imp ............................................................................................................212
Mat ............................................................................................................................213
The Mutant ................................................................................................................213
The locked chest ........................................................................................................214
Overview ...................................................................................................................214

Summoning Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215

The Art of Summoning ..............................................................................................215
Raan's Blessing .........................................................................................................216
The First Summoning Test ........................................................................................217
The Library ...............................................................................................................218
About Summoning and Drugs ...................................................................................221
The Merchant ............................................................................................................221
Love and the Feynur Potion ......................................................................................221
The Riddle .................................................................................................................222
The Students ..............................................................................................................223
The Spider's Leg ........................................................................................................224
The Protection Runes ................................................................................................225
The Training Room ...................................................................................................226
The Second Summoning Test ....................................................................................227
The Third Summoning Test .......................................................................................228
Overview ...................................................................................................................228

Philosophy Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230

Main Level ....................................................................................................................230
Beam me up ...............................................................................................................230
The Teddy Bear .........................................................................................................231
Dream on little Imp ...................................................................................................231
An Angry Ghost .........................................................................................................232
Locked Chests ...........................................................................................................233
The Trader and the Amulet .......................................................................................233
Back in Time .............................................................................................................235
To the End Level .......................................................................................................236
Truth and Lies ...............................................................................................................236
Concentration ................................................................................................................237
The Statues ................................................................................................................237
The Lever Trick .........................................................................................................238
The Maze ...................................................................................................................238
The Finale .................................................................................................................238
Consequences ...............................................................................................................239
Teleporting ................................................................................................................239
Keys ...........................................................................................................................240
The Changing Corpse ...............................................................................................240
Interferences .................................................................................................................241
Blowing Out ..............................................................................................................241
Monsters ....................................................................................................................241
Two Kings .................................................................................................................241

The Witch ..................................................................................................................242

Overview .......................................................................................................................242

The End Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243

Anlokar ......................................................................................................................243
The Instructor ............................................................................................................243
Samuel .......................................................................................................................244
Hark Ferol .................................................................................................................244
The Death of Anlokar ................................................................................................245
Rivellon and the Final Battle ....................................................................................248
Overview ...................................................................................................................251

Battlefields

253

Battlefields Issues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 254

Access to the Battlefields ..............................................................................................254
Reasons to use the Battlefields .....................................................................................255
Battlefields Quests ........................................................................................................255
XP points for each quest per act ...............................................................................255
Traveling to and from the Dungeons ............................................................................256
The After-Game Battlefields ........................................................................................257
Portals to lower levels of dungeons ..............................................................................257
Trophies List .................................................................................................................258

Battlefields keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259

Act 1 Keys
Act 2 Keys
Act 3 Keys
Act 4 Keys

....................................................................................................................259
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....................................................................................................................260
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Traders and their skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262

Act 1 ..............................................................................................................................262
Act 2 ..............................................................................................................................263
Act 3 ..............................................................................................................................265
Act 4 ..............................................................................................................................267
Act 5 ..............................................................................................................................269

Battlefields Monsters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270

Typical Monster Levels Per Act ...................................................................................270
Individual Monster Information ....................................................................................270
Boss Monster's zero to negative resistances .................................................................272

Quests

273

Act 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 274
Torture Level ................................................................................................................274

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Pit Level ........................................................................................................................275
Maze Levels ..................................................................................................................275
Drill Grounds Levels ....................................................................................................276
Barracks Level ..............................................................................................................278
Battlefields ....................................................................................................................280

Act 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
Citadel Island ................................................................................................................281
Imp Village ...................................................................................................................281
Little Mushroom Forest ................................................................................................284
Spider Area ...................................................................................................................285
Mushroom Forest ..........................................................................................................286
Fire Area .......................................................................................................................286
Necromancer .................................................................................................................287
Shamans Realm ...........................................................................................................288
Battlefields ....................................................................................................................288

Act 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289
Asmodheus Island .........................................................................................................289
Temple Island ...............................................................................................................289
Black Temple ................................................................................................................290
Ruins Island ..................................................................................................................293
Rebel Island ..................................................................................................................294
Crystal Forest ................................................................................................................295
Serricks Island .............................................................................................................297
Necromancers Tasks ....................................................................................................297
Battlefields ....................................................................................................................298

Act 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 299
Initiate Level .................................................................................................................299
Maintenance Tunnels ....................................................................................................300
Summoning Level .........................................................................................................302
Philosophy Level ..........................................................................................................305
End Level ......................................................................................................................308
Battlefields ....................................................................................................................309

Skills

311

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312
Starting Skills ................................................................................................................312

Survival Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 314

Thieving Skills ..............................................................................................................314
Survivor talents .............................................................................................................315

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Alchemy ........................................................................................................................318
Traps .............................................................................................................................320

Summoning Dolls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 323

Upgrades .......................................................................................................................323

Warrior Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 325

Melee Specialties ..........................................................................................................325
One-Handed ..............................................................................................................325
Two-handed ...............................................................................................................328
One-handed with Shield ............................................................................................331
Ranged Specialties ........................................................................................................334
Defensive Specialties ....................................................................................................337
Whirlwind .....................................................................................................................338
Craftsmanship ...............................................................................................................339
Warrior Talents .............................................................................................................342

Wizard Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 344

Elemental Attack ...........................................................................................................344
Focused .....................................................................................................................344
Spread .......................................................................................................................346
Circle .........................................................................................................................348
Elemental Defense ........................................................................................................350
Individual ..................................................................................................................350
Party ..........................................................................................................................352
Elemental Curses ..........................................................................................................354
Body Magic ...................................................................................................................356
Defensive ...................................................................................................................357
Offensive ....................................................................................................................358
Shaman Magic ..............................................................................................................360

Tools for Survival

365

Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 366
Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Amulets .........................................................................................................................367
Armor ............................................................................................................................368
Belts ..............................................................................................................................372
Gloves ...........................................................................................................................374
Helmets .........................................................................................................................376
Leggings ........................................................................................................................378
Rings .............................................................................................................................380
Shields ...........................................................................................................................381
Shoes .............................................................................................................................383

Weapons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386

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Arrows ..........................................................................................................................386
Axes ..............................................................................................................................387
Bows .............................................................................................................................391
Crossbows .....................................................................................................................393
Clubs .............................................................................................................................395
Daggers .........................................................................................................................397
Hammers .......................................................................................................................398
Spears ............................................................................................................................400
Staffs .............................................................................................................................402
Swords ..........................................................................................................................404
Wands ...........................................................................................................................409

Sets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 412
Bone Set ........................................................................................................................412
Fire Set ..........................................................................................................................412
Ranger Set .....................................................................................................................413
Wizard Set ....................................................................................................................414

Items and Objects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 415

Objects in general .........................................................................................................415
Special items in general ................................................................................................416
Items - Act 1 .................................................................................................................418
Items - Act 2 .................................................................................................................420
Items - Act 3 .................................................................................................................423
Items - Act 4 .................................................................................................................426

Creatures

431

Creatures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 432
Remarks ........................................................................................................................432
Common Creatures .......................................................................................................432

Act 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 435
Prison cells and Torture Rooms ....................................................................................435
The Pit ...........................................................................................................................437
Maze Levels ..................................................................................................................437
Citadel Levels ...............................................................................................................438

Act 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 441
Citadel Island ................................................................................................................441
Imp Village ...................................................................................................................442
Little Mushroom Forest ................................................................................................442
Spider Forest .................................................................................................................443
Mushroom Forest ..........................................................................................................444

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Fire Area .......................................................................................................................446

Necromancer .................................................................................................................447
Cursed Abbey ............................................................................................................447
Pickled Herring .........................................................................................................449

Act 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450
General ..........................................................................................................................450
Black Temple Island .....................................................................................................451
Ruins Island ..................................................................................................................453
Crystal Forest ................................................................................................................454
Rebel Island ..................................................................................................................456
Serricks Tower Island ..................................................................................................457
Catacombs .....................................................................................................................457
Necromancer .................................................................................................................458

Act 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 460
General ..........................................................................................................................460
Basic Level ...................................................................................................................461
Maintenance Tunnels ....................................................................................................462
Summoning Level .........................................................................................................463
Philosophy Level ..........................................................................................................466
End Level ......................................................................................................................468

Alchemy, Charms and Crystals

469

How to use... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470

Charm Runes .................................................................................................................470
Overview ...................................................................................................................470
Using charms ............................................................................................................472
The Alchemy Skill ........................................................................................................472
Creating Potions .......................................................................................................473
Combining Potions ....................................................................................................475
Crystals .........................................................................................................................476
Curses and other enchantments .....................................................................................477

Mathematics of Nemisis

481

Mathematics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 482
Cost to unlearn a skill ...............................................................................................482
Experience points and character level ......................................................................482
Experience points from defeated opponents .............................................................482
Difficulty Levels - differences and exploits ...............................................................483
Death Knight's Armor class ......................................................................................484
Vitality and Magic .....................................................................................................485
Other Secondary Statistics ........................................................................................486

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Resistances ................................................................................................................487
Damage bonus from primary stats ............................................................................489
Stat point distribution ...............................................................................................489

Children of Raan

495

The Children of Raan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 496

The Birth of the Raanaar ..........................................................................................496
Goddess Raan of War, Honor and Wisdom ..............................................................497
The Castes of the Raanaar Society ...........................................................................498
Raanaar Alphabet and numbers ...............................................................................500
The Imps ....................................................................................................................502
The Academy, their ethics code and modern ways of travel .....................................505
Recent history and downfall of the Raanaar .............................................................511

Index

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Preface

Preface

The Divinity Universe

In August/September 2002 the first game in the Divinity Universe was introduced to the public
as an isometric 2D RPG, named Divine Divinity, created by the young Belgian developer team
Larian Studios and published by the German publisher CDV. It has won many awards in 2002 and
2003 of which the following is a, probably incomplete, list:
Editor's Choice Award 2002
IGN.com, Daily Telefrag, Games xtreme, Domashny PK
Reviewer's Choice
Review Outpost
Surprise of the Year2002
RPGDot and RPG Vault
Platinum Award
RPGDot
Gold Award
GameGold
Silver Award
GameZone
Perfect Score Award
PC Gaming
Essential Award
PC Zone UK
Outstanding Achievement in Music 2002
RPG Vault
2nd best RPG/PC Game 2002
Just-RPG, GameSpy (Runner up Award), RPGDot editors
3rd best RPG 2002
PC Gaming, RPGDot readership

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Universe
Honourable Mention for PC Game of the Year 2002
RPG Vault
Divine Divinity was released worldwide, being sold throughout Europe, the American continent,
Australia and parts of Asia. It is available in many languages, including German, English, French,
Chinese (traditional and simplified) and Japanese.
This success, and the enthusiastic response of RPG fans, encouraged Larian Studios to continue
with Divinity's fantasy world, and further develop its history and scope to include more stories,
different races, adventures, danger and quests - the Divinity Universe.

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Preface

Divine Divinity, the story

It all started in Rivellon, where a young warrior, by fate or chance, became involved in a sinister
ritual. Actually, it started as many stories do, in the battle between Good and Evil.
Long before this, the six races (dwarf, elf, human, imp, lizard, orc) and an organization of mages
were united together in a fierce combat with the demon Lord of Chaos. This immortal deity and
his minions, called the Damned (primarily mages), wanted to take over the land of Rivellon, and
very nearly succeeded. The defence was lead by a representative from each race and the mages,
who formed the League of Seven. Knowing how close they were to failing, and what devastation
that would cause to their homelands, the League of Seven sacrificed themselves in the final battle,
enabling the capture of the Sword of Lies. This sword contained part of the spirit of the Chaos
Lord, and with it locked away, the demon and his Damned seemed to be defeated. However, the
lone survivor of the seven knew that only the fulfilment of an ancient prophecy would truly bring
peace back to Rivellon, and permanently eliminate the threat of the Lord of Chaos returning.
The Divine One will have a protector who will guide
The Divine One will walk upon the paths of the dead
The Divine One will see visions sent from the Land of Death
The Divine One has the power to save or destroy the world
The demon was gone and the Damned defeated, but there were still those who worshipped the
demon, desired chaos, or simply wanted power by whatever means. A new evil cult rose, the Black
Ring, determined to facilitate the return of their Lord. In an attempt to twist the prophecy to their
own ends, this cult planned to summon a Divine being so they could capture, bless and kill it.
Before the leader could use the ceremonial sword to complete the ritual as described in the
prophecy, however, the spirit split in three and escaped, soaring up and away...
This is where the young warrior entered the story; one spirit surged into his body, leaving him
unconscious on the ground. A cat lead a healer from a nearby village to the warrior, who recovered
and eventually found out that he was supposed to serve a higher purpose. He had become a Marked
One, one of the 3 chosen, one of the last hopes to free Rivellon from the evil cult and their master,
the Lord of Chaos.
Knowing this, the Black Ring members sent out Dragon Riders to hunt him down, and his life was
in constant danger. In addition to just surviving, he had to rebuild the Council of Seven to perform
the Divine ritual, by finding and retrieving the 7 Council members (a task made more urgent when
the Black Ring managed to track down and kill the other two Marked Ones). He succeeded though,
as heroes always do. After the 7 gods were summoned and he was blessed and sacrificed, he awoke
as the Divine One and confronted the Lord of Chaos and his 5 main Black Ring members. They

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story
were involved in another evil ritual, one designed to bring the demon more fully into this world,
and give it much greater power and control than it could exert through the fragment of its spirit
contained in the Sword of Lies.
Marian, Senior Artist of the Larian Studios, explains the last minutes of the story himself:
Extro scene
"You see the Demon dying. In fact you see the mutilated body of Janus ripped
into pieces and the leftover, the Sword of Lies, remains. It comes closer and tries
to seduce the hero. The hero is tempted to take it but refuses and sends it back
to hell away from the mortal plane.
Then the hero hears the cries of the baby. Knowing that it is the Lord of Chaos
inside the child, he/she draws the dagger to kill it. In the hero's moral struggle
to kill a newborn innocent child, the scene fades out.
Much later, you see the hero walk out victorious into the swamp area. He carries
something. Loot? The child? You don't know for sure..."
Here the first part ends, to continue 20 years later.

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Beyond Divinity
With this story starting twenty years later, it is known that the hero decided to spare the baby, and
even take care of it, despite its origin and nature. His intentions were surely for the best, but he
was also busy fighting the remaining Black Ring members, founding the Order of the Divine for
this purpose, giving perhaps too little attention to the child. The boy grew up to be a young man
and fell in love. Usually this would be a good thing, but unfortunately, his choice fell upon a witch,
a Black Ring member and enemy of his adoptive father, sent to make contact and lay the
groundwork for the Black Ring's plans. A conflict rose, much more than the typical father-son
kind: love against discipline, order against chaos - the witch was killed, slain by the father. Hatred
grew, and the son was finally hurled into another part of the Divinity Universe. Full of hatred,
determined to come back to Rivellon and take revenge, he had become the Damned One...
Here another young hero enters the scene, a disciple of the Divine Order in Rivellon, dedicated
to fighting evil, especially necromancers, sorcerers and Black Ring members. During a large battle
with a powerful necromancer, this person was dragged by a demon into its universe, and to make
matters worse, then soul-forged with a DeathKnight, a pure creature of evil, servant of a witch.
Both are unhappy with their situation, and have to find a way to undo the curse of soul bonding.
They need to get back to Rivellon, out of this strange dimension full of demons, monsters,
enemies, homeless imps and the strange race ruling these realms, the Raanaar, who have been
battling demons for centuries. These Raanaar are an old race, full of knowledge, having the ability
to open rifts between dimensions and overcome large distances via teleport.
So now you, hero, and the Death Knight have one interest in common: to learn the skill of
riftrunning. You will have to cooperate or spend your lives together if you fail, and there are those,
intent on making sure that time is short.
Archenemies, lost in a dark realm, soul forged together...

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Getting out of the Dungeon

Act 1

Torture Level
The torture level is the first level in the dungeons of Act 1. As the name implies, it is not the most
friendly of places. The mere fact that an entire level is devoted to torturing says something about
the evilness that awaits you

The Cell Block

The game starts with you (or at least your avatar) waking up in a cell, with only the clothes you
are wearing. Soon after, a Death Knight enters your cell.

My friend the Death Knight

Contrary to their usual behavior, where they try to make you a few inches shorter, this particular
Death Knight starts 'talking' to you. They are unable to speak aloud, and communicate by
exchanging thoughts with other demons. The Death Knight will explain that your soul and his
have been forged together by the Arch demon Samuel, who has cursed you both, to punish you
for trying to escape before, and the Death Knight because he was unable to stop you. This
soul-forge is what allows the Death Knight to communicate with you telepathically.

Cell Block
11

6
7
8

10

1
2

Triggers
1.
2.
3.
4.

Heros Cell (start)

Death Knights Cell
Prison Monster Cell
Death Guard (4 keys)

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5. Guard (2 keys), Chest

6. Mad Prisoner Cell
7. Prison Monster Cell
8. Flight Tunnel Cell

9. Ghost Cell
10. Rats Cell
11. Garbage

Torture Level
According to the Death Knight, there are only
two ways to undo the forging. The first is to ask
Samuel to undo it, a very unlikely possibility,
and the second is to find another power to do so.
The Death Knight suggests you try and find his
former mistress Isolde, a powerful witch in
Rivellon.
In any case, you need to get out of the dungeons
Samuel has placed you in. But be careful, if
either one of you dies, the other will die as well.
Before you leave, take note of the haystack in
your cell. You can sleep in most haystacks, but
unlike in Divine Divinity, you need rations (food
and drink) in order to do so. Once you find some,
you can return here to sleep, if required, to fully restore your health and mana.

Keys
Other than your cell and the Death Knight's, there are six locked cells, each requiring a key to
open. To find the first keys, leave your cell and go south. Just before the next cell you will find a
dead guard on the ground, as well as evidence of death and destruction throughout the area (skulls,
dead bodies and body parts strewn about). The guard has four of the required six keys, as well as
your first weapon, a club.
The cell near the guard's body was formerly occupied by the Death Knight. If you enter it, the
Death Knight will initiate a conversation, but despite this amusing exchange, there is nothing to
find within.
Continue to follow the path south, then west,
until you encounter a live guard (5) who will
attack you on sight. This is your first experience
with combat, but the guard is not difficult to kill,
so there is not a lot you can do wrong. Once
defeated, he will drop two keys, which together
with the four you just found, will allow you
access to all of the cells.

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South of there is a locked door which can not be
opened from this side. North on the path is a
locked chest, partially hidden behind the steam
and chains. You won't find the required key until
later in this level. If you wish, you can drag and
drop the chest into your inventory, so you do not
have to come back for it, though you may
become encumbered more easily that way

Exploring the cells

Now that you have all six keys, all of the cells
can be opened. In the cell to the south-east (3)
there is another fight waiting for you, this time
with a prison monster.
The cell opposite to the Death Knight's cell (10) appears to be empty, with the exception of a rat.
If you look closely, you can find a minor healing potion by the western wall (press the ALT key
if you have trouble finding it).
The cell in the north-west corner (6) is inhabited by a prisoner gone mad. He is so confused that
when you set him free he throws himself into the lava. If you investigate the point where he jumps,
youll notice he drops a manuscript of a sand demon, referring to the Divine Divinity wastelands
area.
In his cell you will find some food and water, required if you wish to sleep. There is also a skeleton
there in a rack, which may or may not contain some random items.
South of the mad prisoner cell, another relatively
easy to handle guard will be blocking your way.
In the cell to the west (7) is a prison monster, and
a bow with a quiver of arrows.

Edmond Quest
When you enter the cell to the other side (9),
youll be attacked by a ghost, which should be a
bit harder to kill but not too difficult. Once
youve disposed of it youll see a manuscript
lying in the hay, which says the following:
Dear Abbe,
Thank you for opening my eyes. I will
definitely have my revenge soon, once

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Ive finished my escape tunnel.
Signed Edmond
When you investigate the wall closely enough, by moving your pointer over it, you will see that
a part of the wall will get highlighted. If you click there a hole will open, which leads to a tunnel.
In this tunnel you will meet a ghost who you can talk to, named Edmond.
During your conversation you will find out that Edmond is digging an escape tunnel, thinks you
are Abbe and believes he is still alive. To get a quest to prove that he is dead, you need to tell him
that he is, either in the initial exchange or later after asking if he really thinks he can get out of the
tunnel.
Edmond can also teach you a couple skills, for a price; "Wizard, Elemental attack, Focused,
Missile" (10 gold) and "Wizard, Elemental defense, Individual, Resistance (50 gold)". If you don't
have enough gold, you might want to consider not solving this quest yet until you do. Edmond is
not leaving any time soon, but will disappear once you have convinced him that he is dead.
To find the evidence he requires, you will need to go to
Flight Tunnel
the cell with the rats (10). There will be two or three
1
friendly rats there, even if you had previously chosen to
turn hostile against rats. Once you or the Death Knight
walk at least half way into the cell, he will make a
comment about rats being everywhere, triggering two of
the rats to turn hostile. When you kill them, one will drop
a huge leg bone. Bring this bone to Edmond and show it
to him, to solve your first quest. When that is done, take
the minor healing potion he leaves behind.

The Flight Tunnel

The last cell is in the south west corner, and contains the
way out of the cell block. The exit is covered; click on the
blanket to move it away, revealing a hole. Enter and you
will find yourself in a tunnel. As you walk south, there
will be several barrels you can loot, that may contain
gold, potions or other items. Part way though the tunnel
you will find the body of a dead imp (2), which contains
a rope you will need to leave the tunnel.
The only fight in this tunnel is with a Citadel Tunnel
Skeleton (3), which should not cause too much trouble.

3
4

1.
2.
3.
4.

Entry
Dead Imp (rope)
Tunnel Skeleton
Exit

As you approach the exit point the Death Knight will initiate a conversation, and you will have
the option to use the rope. Doing so will attach it to something above you.
Climb the rope to leave the tunnel and enter the torture rooms.

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Torture Rooms
In the second part of this level you will go through a few torture rooms, where the art of torturing
has been brought to a higher form.

Familiarity
After climbing the rope you are in a small storage room (1). Loot the place, then exit through the
door. This leads to a corridor, where you'll be spotted by a Corridor Guard. After you dispose of
him, keep going east until you see a skeleton near the end of the corridor (2).
Click on the skeleton and the Death Knight will initiate a dialogue about it seeming familiar. It
reminds him of dwarves, who sometimes keep the skeletal remains of their ancestors on display,
and how angry they can become if you tamper with one. For those who played Divine Divinity,
it should be obvious that this is a reference to the bad tempered dwarf Otho from Aleroth, a tiny
village in Rivellon.
The door next to the skeleton is locked; youll need a key for it that will be found later.
There is also a door leading north, to a short passage back to the Cell Block. When you enter it,
the locked door at the opposite end can be opened by pulling the lever (3). If you delayed solving
Edmond's quest, you may have found enough gold by now to learn both skills.

The Torture Master

After pulling the lever, go back to the corridor and go through the only door leading south, to enter
a torture room with a strange skull (4).

Torture Rooms
17

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

3
2
4

Entry
Skeleton
Lever
Talking Skull
Torture Master

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15
8

10
9
12 11 13

6. Shrine Room
7. Bed Room
8. Lever Room
9. Corridor
10. Corridor

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16
14

11.
12.
13.
14.
15.

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20

Hall
Kitchen
Guards Room
Exit Room
Levers

Traps
Triggers
Levers
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.

Arena Cells
Arena Cells
Arena Guards
Arena
Exit

Torture Level
Click on the skull and humorous dialogue will
follow. When you ask if the skull knows how to
leave this area, he will make a remark about
skulls not being able to float, which is a reference
to the flying skull Morte from the RPG
Planescape: Torment. During the dialogue, the
skull will offer you a quest to kill the torture
master. Upon your encounter with him he wants
to kill you anyway, so there is no point in
refusing this quest.
There is also a table in the room with meat on it.
When you pick it up, the Death Knight will tell
you where the meat is from. In case you would
like a hint now: its from short and reddish
looking creatures.
Before confronting the torture master, who is in the room to the east, take the minor healing potion
hidden behind the barrel in the corner to the north west.
When you go through the door, you find yourself in the midst of a conversation between the torture
master and an imp. Apparently there has been a death and Fergus, the torture master, is not very
pleased about that, since his 'pets' are for torturing and not for anything so compassionate as
killing. When he spots you, he will attack. Fergus is at level 4, which makes him a lot harder to
kill, especially since he can heal himself. There are two of you, however, so use that to your
advantage. Disregard the imp for now, as he will not participate in the fight. Keep an eye on your
health bar, and use a healing potion whenever necessary; you will most likely need them to survive
this encounter.
There are several ways to improve your offensive tactics. For mage characters, you can put a skill
point into the wizard elemental attack skill that Edmond teaches you. If you use a bow or club to
attack until Fergus' health is down a bit, then switch to the elemental spell, you may be able kill
him before he has a chance to heal himself.
For a melee character, a skill point in the appropriate weapon speciality can boost damage. If
Fergus targets your weaker character (a mage or archer), you can leave that character in the other
room and enter with just your stronger character (warrior).
When the conversation is over, pause the game, select both characters and attack; your warrior will
engage Fergus, and the other character will only have a short delay before they can join in safely.
After defeating the torture master, Plox the imp begs you not to kill him. Unless you are just plain
evil, its better to let him live, as that will give you more experience points.

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The torture master will drop several items,
including a key to the eastern door in this room,
and a book, that will teach you the "Warrior,
Craftsmanship, Identify, Equipment" skill (up to
level 2).
Loot the room and make sure to drag and drop
the coal, below the picture, into your inventory. It
is needed much later for a quest. As you may
have noticed, the picture of the Damned One is
not just decoration, but can be highlighted and
clicked, to reveal a hidden room to the south (6).
This room has been turned into a temple to the
Damned One, and has a shrine for restoring mana
and a shrine for restoring vitality, which can each
be used only once. There is a chest in the middle of the room that contains a permanent survival
potion, which will increase by one the survival statistic of the character who drinks it.
Head back to the skull and talk to him to finish the quest. He will change into a unique leather
lucky cap, which will improve your luck and armor.

Levers, Keys and Doors

Unlocking the eastern door in the torture master's
room will bring you to a corridor. The door at the
north, near the skeleton (2), can be opened with
the key you can find behind a broken barrel to the
1
2
3
4
right of it.
The door to the south leads to a bedroom (7)
where you can sleep. Next to the bed is a locked
5
chest, which probably contains random items.
The key can be found on the cupboard to the right
of the door. Behind the tub at the left of the door,
you will find a mana potion.
Back in the corridor, the door to the east is
locked, and can only be opened from within the
lever room (8). Inside this room there are five levers; four on the northern wall and one on the
western. On the writing table you will find a manuscript explaining in what order the levers have
to be switched.
For you Fergus, you silly nut.
2-4-1-3 and dont forget th...
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might also be cherry jam.]
This isnt too difficult. Just flip the switches down in the order 2-4-1-3 as the image shows, and
the locked door will become unlocked. But be aware that the door is trapped, and will surely kill
you if you try to go through it. The fifth lever disables this trap if the door has been opened, so
dont forget to flip that before you leave.
Through this door you will enter a new corridor (9) with one other door at the end of it. Before
you can get there, you will have to fight an arena guard and imp fighter. The best advice is to focus
on the arena guard. The imp is weaker, and will stop fighting and try to flee, as soon as the guard
is dead, since he was being forced to fight in the first place. It is your choice if you want to let him
go or not.
Through the eastern door is another section of the corridor (10), with three doors. The ones going
north and south are locked, so head east to a storage room. After looting the barrels, continue east
to the exit room (14).
In that room there are two guards. When you enter, one of them immediately goes to the far door
and locks it, then returns to help the other guard try to kill you and the Death Knight. You should
be able to defeat the guards without much trouble, and get the bronze key one of them drops.
Unfortunately, if you try to open the door leading to the exit, it will not work and the Death Knight
will make a negative comment about you being slow. The dropped key is for the door back west
and south, leading to room (11).
In this room there are two levers (on either side
of the door as you enter) and two locked doors.
Not surprisingly, the left lever opens the left door
and the right lever opens the right door.
The left door leads to the kitchen (12), where you
can find food and drink. Make sure you grab the
bottle of water from one of the northern tables;
you will need it later. In the southern part of the
kitchen you can find a couple potions, and even
a book about prison meals:
How to prepare delicious meals for
prisoners by Boccus.
[This book contains 1,001 recipes, mostly based on rat meat as the main
ingredient.]
There is an imp cleaning the kitchen, but unless you are truly evil, there is no point in killing her.
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you. Make sure you have some healing potions before entering. You will find two guards and two
rangers. The easiest way to deal with them is to take out the rangers first. In close quarters, the
rangers switch from their preferred weapon, a bow, to a melee weapon, so you dont have to worry
about their arrows anymore. After that, take care of the other two guards.
One of the guards will drop a key, which will unlock the door to the arena. Take a look around to
find the partially hidden potion behind the cupboard, and the books that lie on the floor. One is
written by Moriendor.
Blessings of the Damned One, by Moriendor
[ Written by a former important member of the Black Ring, this book describes
the prophecies and promises given by the Damned One, and speaks of a time
when Chaos will finally be victorious over law and order ]
More importantly, take a good look at the other book, which explains how to make gunpowder.
How to make gunpowder by Nikodemus
[ This book seems to be written by an alchemist or maybe a battle mage, and
contains details about how to make all kinds of chemical weapons. Your eyes are
drawn toward one chapter in particular, which describes how mixing a certain
salt - often found in salt mines underground - with coal and sulphur - the same
substance that is often used to treat skin diseases - seems to have an explosive
effect when you heat the concoction up. ]
The coal you took with you from Fergus' room is one of these ingredients.

The Arena
Go back to the end of the corridor (10) and use the key on the door to the north. This will lead to
a smaller corridor, initially heading north. At the first curve you will see two levers (15) and a bit
further to your right, two locked doors. And yes, this is as easy as it looks. The left one opens the
left door and the right one opens the right door.
The left cell is occupied by a level 5 ghost. This is not an easy target, even with the two of you.
You may be close to going up a level, so it could help to skip any ghosts (your mini-map will let
you know if a cell's occupant is friendly or hostile) and deal with the rest of the corridor first, then
return to take care of them. In the cell of the ghost, you will find a rather strange note:
I will write down my complaints about the poor conditions in the prison: The
food is bad, the guards are cruel and the cells are...
[The rest of the text is obscured by red ink, and the following lines have been
added: the food is excellent, the guards are fair and the cells are really quite
lovely - obviously the writer had a sudden change of heart!]

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In the cell on the right, a dead man lies in the hay.
On him you will find a bottle. The fact that the
man is dead and has a bottle are related to each
other, or in other words: The contents of the
bottle are poisoned.
There is writing on the wall, in the ancient
Raanaar language:
Go down please help us
You have not mastered the Raanaar language yet
so you cant read what it says, but the translation
would be: Go down, please help us.
You can use the haystack in this cell for sleeping,
if you dont mind sharing the haystack with a corpse.
Continuing along the corridor, there is a cell directly north of the one you were just in. There you
will find a copper amulet, which will give a small boost (+1) to your armor statistic. The moment
you try to grab it, an arena guard walks in and spots you, though the two of you should not have
any trouble getting rid of him. Either you or the Death Knight can wear the amulet.
When you move on through the corridor you will find three locked doors. One of the required keys
is hidden behind the broken barrel next to the rightmost door. Taking this key will likely put you
in the line of sight of three arena guards, one of which has another key. Once you have disposed
of them, take a look at the table (18) to the north, along the western wall. On it you will find the
third key, behind a stone bottle, and beside it there is an iron bar and a healing potion.
Now go back to the cells. The left and right cells are each inhabited by a level 5 ghost. You might
need some of the healing potions you found along the way, as they can be rather hard to kill. Make
sure you take them on one at the time, as two of them would be too much for you at this stage. In
the right cell you find a manuscript warning about a trap:
I saw them installing the trap - the guards are real bastards first they position a sword to give their victim hope, but if they go for it, the cage
doors open.
This warning will soon become more clear. The cell in the middle (17) is occupied by a prisoner
who is dying for some water. You should have taken this with you (the bottle of water from the
kitchen), so just give him some and he warns you about the trap, and gives a hint about blocking
the cogwheel. After this he dies and drops a skillbook, which teaches how to detect traps. This is
a very useful skill to have, so consider spending a point in this.

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Now enter the arena (19) and you will see a pit in
the middle and two gates on the far side. There
is a sword in front of one gate, and a piece of
leather armor in front of the other.
Remember the warning you just read about the
trap. If you get close to either item, the gate will
open and a large spider will come out. From the
words of the prisoner, you learned that you could
block the cogwheel which is used to open the two
gates, and thus disable the traps. However, there
is a quest item in the left cell, so you may wish to
deal with at least that spider now, to save yourself
the trouble of returning. You can either fight the
spider in the right cell, or use the iron bar on the
cogwheel to block it, and prevent the gate from opening.
The spiders that come out do poison damage, but the damage is not too bad and certainly not long
lasting. You should be able to take them out one at a time, maybe using one or two healing potions
in the process. In the left cell you will find a key in the haystack. This is the key that will open the
locked chest (5) you found in the cell block. If you did not bring it with you, you should go back
there, since the chest contains a Battlefields key, which gives you access to level 1 of the
Battlefields. There is also a partially hidden book about poisonous creatures, a quest item you will
need at a later stage.
If you decide to block the cogwheel, it is still
possible to return later and retrieve the book,
using a key you will receive to unlock the
cogwheel again. As you will be more powerful
then, the spiders would be less of a problem. If
you brought the chest with you from the cell
block, but are not going to deal with the spiders
at this time, you should leave it in the arena.
This wraps things up in this level, for now. There
is only one way left to go, which is down the pit.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the
important things you can find in this level. In
case you missed something you can still go back now.

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Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
A digging ghost
Kill the torture master
Thirsty prisoner
Special Items
Coal
Leather Lucky Cap
Iron Bar
Battlefields key, Level 1

Quest Items
Leg bone
Bottle of water
Book about poisonous creatures
Skills to Learn
Warrior Craftsmanship Identify Equipment, lvl 2
Wizard Elemental Attack Focused Missile, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Individual Resistance, lvl 5
Survivor Traps Trap Detection, lvl 5

The book about poisonous creatures and the coal are needed at a later stage in the game, and you
should keep them with you to more easily solve the quests they are related to.

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Pit Level
The pit level is the second level in Act 1, and takes you away from the torture rooms into a place
mainly inhabited by rats and skeletons. Weapons that do crushing and slashing damage should be
the most effective here.

The Bony Monster

After descending into the pit from level 1, you land on a haystack (1). There is no way back, even
if you have a rope. Loot the chests, then go through the door into the corridor (2). You are bound
to meet several skeletons here, some of which shoot arrows at you from a distance, but they should
not be too much trouble at your current level.

The Pit
6

5
7

3
4
1

11

10

12

13

16

14

17

15
1. Entry
2. Corridor
3. Living Quarter
4. Merchants Room
5. Living Quarter

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6. Abort
7. Healers Lab.
8. Healer Bedroom
9. Healer
10. Levers

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11.
12.
13.
14.
15.

Kitchen
Dining Room
Secret Room
Entrance
Library

Triggers
Levers
16. Training Room
17. Exit
18. Locked Room

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Save my brother
The room opposite the one you just left is one of the living quarters (3) where you will find a useful
item in a locked chest.
The key can be found under a pillow, on the bed in the same room. If you press the ALT key it
will show you where it is. In the chest there is a bedroll, which can be used for sleeping. You will
have to drag the bedroll from the chest into your inventory since clicking on it will use it. Once it
is in your inventory, all you need to do to rest is click on the bedroll, assuming you have some
rations in your inventory. Sleeping will regenerate your health and mana completely.
Back in the corridor, go west into the merchants
room (4). It is called this for the simple reason
that there is a merchant here, the only one on this
level, an imp named Horex.
Horex will ask you to save his brother Odox who
has been infected by a bony monster and is near
dying. To save him he asks you to get a tooth
from that monster, which is the one and only
quest on this level.
You can search the room and take whatever you
want. Horex wont mind, and Odox is not in a
position to complain. One of the things you will
find is a note, written in Raanaar runes, which
you are unable to read at the moment. The
translation is as follows:
Raan be with you Marossar,
I know you have enough on your plate at the moment, but you really should talk
again with these humans. They must give us more Raanaar food, especially
Zharotri Wine. None of my customers buy much of this "Dwarven Ale". And I
have to admit it tastes like horse piss. The Elven wine last centec was a little
better, but far too sour for my taste and it also gives me heartburn.
Signed Bemonar, merchant of the Ninth House
You will also find a locked hatch that will be opened after you have completed the quest for Odox.
When you're done here leave the room.

The Statue
Go north through the corridor and enter the room to the left, which is a living quarter (5). Here on
the bed you will find a second manuscript written in the Raanaar language.
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than to cower and wait for our cruel tormentors. When I came to the Academy
to become an Elder I never thought I would end like this torn apart by some
evil monster. But maybe we can do it... maybe we find the key to escape from this
cell. I would rather die in a fight against Samuels army, than starve to death in
this hole.
In the opposite room (6) there is nothing of
interest, just a foul smell from the demon toilet,
the Death Knight will complain about. From here
go back into the corridor and head east.
In the healers laboratory (7) you will find
several potions and some red and blue herbs,
which you can take with you if you would like to
make your own potions. The most interesting
object in this room is a skill book, which lies on
the table. It teaches you the four defensive skills
of healing, curing poison, removing curses and
curing diseases.
South of there is the private room (8) of the
healer. It does not contain much of interest,
unless you want to take with you the yellow herbs, which are on the bed.
The third room to the east is where you would
normally find the healer (9), if there was one still
around. This room holds two important things.
The first is the book on the table against the wall.
This is the one of three books which will teach
you the Raanaar runes. After reading it, you will
see that parts of the manuscripts you'll find in the
Raanaar language are readable, though for now it
will be too little for you to actually understand
them.
The second important object in this room is the
statue. The Death Knight tells you it is strange
that a statue of the Damned One is still here.
When you move the packages away that are
stacked against the wall, a lever will be shown. This lever will move the statue to the left, revealing
a hole in the floor.
By going through this hole you enter a secret cellar where you will find a book.
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points, and then will disappear. Before you do that, you should decide who gets it.

A Tooth
Follow the corridor to the south. Besides some
skeletons, there is not much of interest until the
corridor gets wider. There you see an open door
and a lever on the wall (10). Pulling the lever will
close the door. If you go through the open door,
the next door is closed. By trying things out, you
will see that pulling the lever down not only
closes the first door, but also opens the second.
You should be able to see another lever past the
second door.
The solution to this riddle is rather simple,
actually, with your characters having to split up
temporarily. The first one stays at the lever and
the second goes through the door. The first character pulls the lever, closing the first door and
opening the second, allowing the second character to go through that door. Now the first one resets
the lever and goes through the open door. The second character can now pull the lever on that side,
reversing the open/closed doors, reuniting both characters past the set of doors.
Walk through the small corridor and enter the kitchen to the north (11). There are several rats and
skeletons in this room.
The room to the east is the dining room (12), although there is not much left to eat there now. This
room has a locked door to the south west, with no apparent way to open it. There is, however,
something odd in the dining room. If you look at all the torches, only one is lit. This is a clue to
the solution. If you blow this torch out, by clicking on it, the door will open.
Before you enter the room, make sure you save
the game, since the creature there can be rather
strong. If you happen to have learned a fire spell,
get it ready, as the bony monster doesn't like fire.
The bony monster is a spider, and does
poisonous damage. But the damage is only
temporary, so there is no need for curing the
poison, just swallow a healing potion or two.
Once you have killed the spider it will drop the
tooth that Horex asked you to get for his brother.
If you head back to Horex, you will not only be
rewarded with the experience points for solving
the quest, but he will also open the hatch for you.

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There you will find your first summoning doll, which summons a skeleton when used. The
skeleton is restricted to the area where it is summoned, and will vanish once the boundaries are
crossed, or if it is killed. In order to increase the abilities of the summoning doll, or teach it a skill,
you need to use skill points from either the hero or Death Knight, so this does not come without
a price.
Odox can teach you a new skill to Feign Death and a skill to upgrade summoning dolls, each for
400 gold pieces. One would think the imp would be happy his life was saved, and give them to
you for free (or at least a reduced price), but apparently business is business.

Getting Out
There is only one remaining area left in this level, reached by going further south through the
corridor, until you reach a closed door.

The Library
In the last part of this level you will encounter a few more skeletons, but first you will have to pull
the lever next to the closed door (14). This will open the door and will lead some of the skeletons
to you. Through the door there is another lever to close it again, if you don't like open doors.
In the room there are two more doors. The one leading west is locked, but the one going south is
open. This door will take you in to the library. Like most libraries, there are several books in it,
though none that you can read.
On the east side of the library there is a table with a composite key, and four more manuscripts in
the Raanaar language. These manuscripts describe how the Raanaar on this level were being held
captive by Samuel, and eventually tried to flee from this place.
I've given up on the hope that our people will come and free us. Most of them
must have left by now. All we can do is sit here and wait for the demons to come
and rip us to pieces, or go downwards. Curse Samuel and his sadism!
His motives are so obvious. Even if he did really leave the rune key to the upper
levels down there, he'll make sure that we never find it. So we will die for his
amusement, but we will die with honour, with the smell of enemy blood in our
nostrils!
Marossar,
That's it! I'm finally joining you in your stupid plan to go downwards. The
skeleton in my waste disposal was the last straw! First this dwarven food, then
the rats, and now this... this thing!
The demons in the upper levels are saturating this place with their evil magic.
If we don't leave soon I'm going to quit and who'll make your damn dinner then!

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Doskaram, cook
Raan be with you, Marossar,
if you ask me, our people are as ready as possible. Because we don't have
enough weapons for everyone, we've been training more in unarmed combat
recently. Our young warriors are now beginning to refuse to use any weapon at
all. They claim that they don't want to honour our enemies by fighting them
armed...
Signed Xegodar, Hero of the Battle of Harun
Raan be with you, Marossar,
if you want to carry out your plan to lead us all downwards, this would be the
ideal time, as I have no wounded Raanaar who need treatment. May Raan guide
you with all your decisions.
Please, tell me in advance when we can go, so I can remove all secret relics from
our sanctuary...
Signed Rashasam, Priestess of Raan
Life must have been hard for the Raanaar, if all of them decided to leave, risking death in an
unlikely escape rather than remain captive.

Leaving
The key on the table unlocks the door to the training room (16), with more skeletons to kill and
several items to take with you, especially some special arrows. Other than that, there is not much
else to do there.
Now go back into the library and go to the eastern side. There are two doors which are closed. The
door to the east can not be opened from this side, though you will get there later, and subsequently
be able to return to the first level.
The other door has a lever to the right of it, allowing you to open the door and reach the stairs
leading to the next level. Save the game before continuing.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this level, just

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in case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Poisonous rat bite
Quest Items
Poisonous tooth
Special Items
Raanaar Runes Book, part 1
Holy tome
Bedroll

Skills to Learn
Wizard Body magic Defensive Individual Healing, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Defensive Individual Cure poison, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Defensive Individual Remove curse, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Defensive Individual Cure Disease, lvl 5
Warrior Warrior talents Feign Death, lvl 5
Summoning Dolls Upgrades Level upgrades, lvl 3
Summoning Dolls Upgrades Resistances upgrades, lvl 3

Besides the above, you still should have the coal and the book about poisonous creatures from the
first level.

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Maze Levels
The Maze level gives you your first teleporter experience, with stationary portals. You will
encounter tougher skeletons, stone gargoyles and a strange imp.

First level
This maze contains a few sub levels, besides the main level you are in now.

A riddle
Upon entering the area (1), you'll see an imp who is 'borrowing' some items from a corpse. If you
confront him about that, he claims to be just making sure that the goods do not fall into the wrong
hands. It's good to know that there is somebody out there who cares.
The imp, Taxlehix or just Tax, also says something about the Raanaar being chased by demons,
like it is a game. The big demon hides the key and the Raanaar have to find it. Although this might
not make sense to you right now, it will later on.
Tax can also teach you a few survivor thieving skills; pickpocket, lock pick, sneak and poison. The

Maze, Level 1

7
5
4

6
3

2
10

8
9
1.
2.
3.
4.

Entry
Passages
Gargoyles
Levers

5.
6.
7.
8.

Statue Room
Trapped Passage
Illusion Door
Trapped Room

12
11
Traps
Triggers
Levers

9. Teleporter
10. Teleport Destination
11. Portal Doors
12. Portal Room

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skills are rather expensive at 900 gold each, so you might want to consider trading with Tax first.
He is the only merchant on this level, so if you want to trade, this is the time and place. After the
first time you talk to him, there will be a speech option about a riddle. Once you answer this, he
will disappear, with experience points given for the correct answer. You might want to loot the area
first, and sell him anything you do not require, before devoting time to the riddle.
In this search you will find a Raanaar manuscript on a corpse.
Find her, she can still help you escape from here. The others are dead or have
fled, but she stayed behind. She is probably the last Elder left on Nemesis, and
she is definitely trained in opening rifts. She swore not to leave from here unless
all our people were saved. She said, she owed this to her late father, but I think
the real reason she's staying is to take revenge on his killer.
When you get close to the three doors to the east, Tax will pose the riddle to you, about those doors.
He will tell you that only one of them can be used safely, the other two are dangerous.
Choose a way from this room, but two of them are your doom...
death is cold, so Im told, so be like me and go for gold!
If you invested a skill point in trap detection, then you can see which of the two passages are
trapped, in this case, with fire traps. The untrapped passage and the answer to the riddle is the
middle way (2), as the middle way is the golden way. If you go through that passage you can see
some writing on the wall, which says:
Lucky Guess
You end up in a corridor. For the rest of this level,
you will encounter two types of skeletons,
regular ones at level 2 and mage skeletons at
level 5. In general, try to take the mage skeletons
out first, so they can't do any serious damage
with their spells.

Statue Room
Dont take the corridor going south yet, but
follow it to the north.
The corridor turns west, and shortly after there is
an opening to the north. If you enter this, you will
come to a closed door with a lever next to it.
This lever is not for that door, however. The
correct lever can be found by backtracking a bit into the corridor. On the wall just after the

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opening, there are two levers (4). If they are both in the same position then the door is closed, so
just switch one of them to open the door.
There is a second door past the first one just
opened, which is controlled with the lever beside
the first door.
Inside the next room (5), there is a statue of the
Damned One, which has an item inside it. If you
try to grab it, four skeletons will suddenly
appear; two regular and two mage skeletons.
Take out the mages first, and have your healing
and mana potions ready. Also, try to separate the
opponents to make things easier, so that the
Death Knight and you each take on two
skeletons.
When the fight is over, you will find a golden
amulet in the statue, which when worn will boost
your armor statistic by one.

Appearances are deceiving

Go back to the corridor and follow the path west. After a short distance you will see some writing
on the wall.
Two burning lights, but you still don't see
Right after that, there is another corridor leading north (6). If you walk that way you'll soon see
two torches on the left hand side. The two torches are two burning lights.
From here on you will have to be careful, since there are two deadly fire traps in the corridor. You
can bypass them by walking close to the walls, but there is an easier way. Walk straight through
the wall between the two torches. This section is an illusion, and leads to a parallel corridor, which
is not trapped.
At the end of this parallel corridor there appears to be no way out, but again the writing on the wall
gives a hint.
Bring on darkness and you will see...
A few steps south there is a torch on the wall; as described, make it dark. If you blow out the torch
by clicking on it, an opening will form, allowing you to exit.
Walk to the eastern end of the corridor, where you will see a door (7). Open it and.... it's gone. A
mage skeleton then appears, who made this illusion to trick you and others, but now it's your turn
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and there may be something in the chest that appeared when the illusion was dispelled. The bark
comes in handy for the next stages, if you meet the intelligence requirements to equip it, since
skeletons and gargoyles have a low resistance against spiritual damage.
Now go back to the beginning of this level and take the corridor south. When you reach the end
of the corridor, two level 6 stone gargoyles appear out of nowhere. The gargoyles have the lowest
resistance against crushing and spiritual damage. But even with that, they are still hard to kill
without the proper amount of healing potions to keep you on your feet.

Trap, traps, traps

When you are done, head back to the entrance of
the trapped corridor again, but this time continue
going west. Just keep following the corridor,
taking out the skeletons you encounter and
picking up any loot.
The corridor leads to the door of a large room (8),
which is filled with junk and garbage. Walk
carefully here, as the place is trapped with
several different types of traps. Check out the
map for the safest passage through the room. On
the wall to the north you will find a scribble.
You will never find the key
At the eastern end of that wall, there is a lever to open the exit door in the south east part of the
room

Teleporting
After the trapped room, the corridor leads to an intersection. When you go south and follow the
corridor, you'll end up at a statue (9). Clicking on that statue will instantly teleport you to the end
of another corridor (10). On the wall there you will find a message.
You will never leave this dungeon alive
Let's just hope it is a false prophecy, or that these writings were not meant to be read by you.
From here go south then east, where you come to a closed door (11) with a lever on each side.
When you open this door, there is another door after that, also with two levers. There are various
combinations possible to open the two doors, one of them is:
First door: left lever down, right lever up
Second door: left lever up, right lever down

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You are now in the portal room (12), which should be
obvious considering there is a portal glowing right in Forest House
front of you. Just behind the portal, well hidden,
there is a small water crystal. Later you will find a
3a
crystal bag to put it in, which will give you a +2 water
2a
resistance. Now go through the portal.
You are suddenly outside the dungeon (1a). Great!
1a
You found the way out. A woman approaches, telling
Trap
you that her child has swallowed a fish bone and
1a. Portal Entry
needs immediate care, after which she enters the
2a. House
house (2a).
3a. Poisoned Well
Inside there are several men standing around, but as
soon as you enter, they transform back into
skeletons. This turns out to be one of the tricks of the Damned One, making you think you had
escaped the dungeon. There are five skeletons in total; if you kill them all, you will automatically
leave this area. Have one character take care of the skeletons, so the other can loot the house first.
When the last skeleton falls, the scenery changes again.
The room fades and the actual room you entered is now shown. There is no forest in sight, just
stone walls.
There are two portals in this room. The one to the
south (1b) leads back to the first maze level, while the
one to the north (5b) is behind a locked door (4b).
4b
3b
But first things first, get the well-hidden yit-iceri
2b
charm (3b) west of where you appeared. Press the
ALT key if you have trouble finding it. Also, loot the
1b
room and check the well (2b), but be aware that it is
Trap
trapped.
Lever
On the western wall you will see a lever that will
1b. Portal
4b. Locked Door
open the door to the portal (5b).
2b. Well
5b. Portal
If you have unfinished business in the maze, then go
3b. charm
through the south portal first (you may want to clear
any skeletons from the corridor going around the first
portal room, that you missed by using the statue to teleport), otherwise take the northern portal.

Hidden Room

5b

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Second Level
This second part of the maze is not very big, but it is intensive. There is some real tough combat
ahead of you.

Skeleton guard
In the room you start in (1), there is only one door, and no way back to the level you just came
from. When you leave the room, go east and you will encounter a few skeletons. You should be
able to dispose of them without too much trouble. After cleaning out this part, go back and follow
the corridor in the opposite direction until you reach a door.
This door leads to a room (3) with only one skeleton in it. However it is a level 7 skeleton, who
tells you that it is guarding the way forward, and will stop you from finding the prize to your
freedom (a rune key, which you will find later on).
Skeletons are vulnerable to spiritual and crushing damage. If you still have the bark from the first

Maze Level 2
8

6
4
5
3
2
1

1. Entry
2. Skeletons
3. Skeleton Guardian

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4. Poisoned Room
5. Hidden Room
6. Hidden Potions

7. Skeleton Mages
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maze level, then that would be a good choice of weapon. If one of the skeleton mages happened
to drop a willow, that would be even better, assuming you meet the intelligence requirements to
equip either.
When the skeleton is down, take a look at the inscription on the wall.
Youll die - all of you
Not a very pleasant idea to dwell upon. Take the door north into a corridor, which will lead you
to another door. Before you go through this door make sure your vitality is high enough, as you
will need it.

Poison and mages

Upon entering the room (4), green smoke
suddenly appears, coming through the floor. The
Death Knight tells you that it is a poisonous gas,
and that there should be a hidden mechanism
somewhere to stop it. If your health is not too
low, then you should be able to wander around
the room to find out that there appears to be
nothing that you can click or pull.
The mechanism is hidden very well, and placed
on the other side of this room. If you walk along
the southern wall, you will see a lever on the
opposite side of it. To the right of the lever there
is a nearly invisible passage. All you have to do
is click inside the room with the lever (5) and your character will walk 'through' the wall. Pulling
the lever will stop the poisonous gas from streaming out.
Take the door leading west into another corridor, and follow it until you come to a chest (6). There
is probably something in this chest, but more importantly, there are several hidden potions here.
Press the ALT key to see them all. You will need as many healing potions as you can get later, so
take what you can find.
Keep following the corridor until it makes a sharp turn to the north (7). Stop before this turn, and
make sure to save. Just around the corner there are four level 5 mage skeletons. This is not an easy
task, as the mages will cast air magic, and will hit you with spiritual damage. Make sure you have
weapons and/or skills that inflict spiritual or crushing damage, like a bark or a willow, since the
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If you are careful, you can walk with the hero
toward the corner until only one skeleton mage
sees you. Then run back to the eastern corner
where the Death Knight is waiting. The skeleton
mage will follow you, but by the time it reaches
you, it will have run out of stamina and only tries
melee damage. This can be repeated until all four
mage skeletons are killed.
If you feel courageous, then you can also fight all
four at once. To even the odds a bit, you might
consider summoning the skeleton doll you got
from Horex, even if it is only to draw the
attention away from you for a moment. These
mages do not like close combat, and tend to run
away so they have room to cast magic in safety. It helps if at least one of your characters uses a
ranged attack, since two melee characters would take a few hits before being able to chase down
a couple of the mages and even begin to do damage. When you are ready, take that turn in the
corridor...

Hanging around
The skeleton mages are your last obstacle for a while. First, there are a few puzzles to solve. At
the end of the corridor leading north, you find yourself in the midst of a few skeletons who are
'hanging' around (8). These skeletons are bragging about who has been tortured the most by the
master, and discussing who is the master's pet. Besides being a funny conversation, you will also
learn that the skeletons enjoy being tortured.
The skeletons are chained to pillars around what
looks to be the way out of here. But before you
investigate that, explore the room first. To the
west there are hidden potions in two places, and
in the north east there is a small air crystal,
hidden to the right of the picture of the Damned
One. Press the ALT key if you have difficulty
finding these items.
Now devote your attention to the skeletons and
click on one of them to start a conversation; there
are several approaches you can take. Apparently
they can not see you, but they can sense you.
They will not let you pass unless you force them
too.
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to be their master and select the option where you insult them and threaten to burn their bodies
unless they open the entrance. This will convince them that you are their master, and they will
open the way.

The Pentagram
The stairs lead to a small room with a pedestal in the
centre, holding a book, and a Battlefields key in the
north west corner. This key gives access to level 1
Battlefields, so take it with you.
The book has the following text:
In a row, like the water flow, six is thrown,
one is not shown, look around on the
ground, watch your back or youll be
hacked.

Pentagram

2
5

1. Entry
4. Cellar
2. Starting Point 5. Exit
3. End Point

The meaning of this book will become evident in the

next room, which you can reach by taking the stairs
leading up.
You are now in a room with a pentagram on the floor. There are six doors leading to six smaller
rooms, each of which has a central pillar with a skull lever. When activated, the eyes in the skulls
light up with a red glow, though there is only one correct order in which to activate the levers.
If a lever is activated out of order, a stone gargoyle will appear. A hint is provided in the riddle
you just read; "In a row, like the water flow". Water flows from high ground to low ground. If you
look carefully at the levers, you'll see that they are placed at different heights. The trick is now to
start at the highest lever (2) and work your way to the lowest one (3), clicking on each in a
clockwise direction.
After you have pulled all the levers in the correct
order, the rock (4) in the centre of the pentagram
will disappear, exposing a passage to a small
cellar.
There you will find three different chests,
containing a variety of goodies, and a jug with a
randomly placed charm. Note that the wine chest
to the right is trapped, but not enough to kill you,
so you can just take the damage
When you are done looting, touch the switch on
the table to open an exit (5) in the pentagram
room. If you activate the levers out of order, one
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all been activated. This will also open the exit, but the statue (an earth elemental) will come alive
to attack you, and the rock will remain in place, leaving the cellar unavailable. Return to the
pentagram room and take the newly revealed stairs.
In this exit room there is a crystal bag at the base of a stone gargoyle statue. This bag is used to
hold crystals, which you should have found two of by now (perhaps more, if you were lucky). To
use them, open the bag from your inventory by clicking on it. In the pane that pops up, an image
of an opened bag will be displayed, with five positions where a crystal can be placed. Drag&drop
the two crystals into the bag and you will see your resistance against air and water improve.
Next, there are the three keys on the floor. The
only key you require is the southern one, which
is the rune key. When you pick this up, an
ancient pyramid will appear on the table. Click
on the pyramid to teleport yourself and the key
out of there. The other two keys are false keys,
and will each trigger the appearance of one stone
gargoyle. If you would like the extra experience,
pick up these keys before teleporting out.

Back and Forth

You are teleported to the Pit level (see map on
page 34) and end up in the locked room (18). The
door to this room can be opened with the Rune
key, if you like. Go down the stairway, which leads to the Torture level (see map on page 26). This
is the room (20) that was previously locked by the guard. This door can now be opened with the
lever. You came in via the left stairway, you can get to the last levels via the right stairway.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this level, just
in case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Strange imp (Tax riddle)
Damsel in distress
Chained skeletons

Skills to Learn
Survival Thieving skills Pickpocket lvl 10
Survival Thieving skills Lockpick lvl 10
Survival Thieving skills Sneak lvl 10
Survival Thieving skills Poison lvl 10

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Special Items
Air Crystal
Crystal Bag
Random charm
Rune Key
Water crystal
Yit-Iceri charm

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Besides the above, you still should have the coal and the book about poisonous creatures from the
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Citadel Levels
The citadel is the last stage of act 1. It consists of two levels, the Drill Grounds and the Barracks.

Drill Grounds Level

Youre getting nearer to the exit, but between you and that exit there are still several obstacles to
overcome.

Patrols
Upon entering this level (1) you are spotted by a guard. There is no way to avoid him, so you will
have to fight. After you kill him he drops a key for the locked door, and his citadel guard armor.
The Death Knight will inform you that you had better disguise yourself as a guard so that you can
walk around without being recognized as an escaped prisoner. Put on the citadel guard armor or
you will have an extremely hard time getting through this level, and you will miss out on several
quests, skills and experience.

Drill Grounds
24

23

22

11

16

17
15
19

14

21

13

6
2

12

Entry
Storage Room
Lever Room
Weaponry
ClassRoom
Sanctuary Room

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7. Trapped Area
8. Storage Room
9. Guard
10. Merchant
11. Doctor
12. Trapped Area

13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.

Storage Room
Drill Grounds
Archery
Parcours
Locked Door
Lever Room 1

4
5
Traps
Triggers
Levers

1
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

20

18

10

19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.

Lever Room 2
Lever Room 3
Lever Room 4
Guards Room
Lever Room
Exit

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The Death Knight will also inform you that the Death Knight patrols, in the area outside of the
room you are in now, will not be fooled by this disguise, so you still need to be careful.
On the table there is a note from general Bram.
Attention: To All Guards
IMPORTANT ORDER
Prisoners in the lower level have escaped. Theyve left traces of dead bodies,
proving that they are *extremely* dangerous. If they ever show up here in the
drill ground, kill them first and question them later. If they escape you, Samuel
will boil parts of you in the lava stream, and - if you arent already dead - torture
your souls indefinitely.
Signed: General Bram
Even more reason to be careful in this area.
When you go through the door, the Death Knight
will tell you that you are now in an area
controlled by the Death Knights. To reduce the
chance of them seeing you, go into sneak mode
and watch out for them. There is a painless way
to kill a Death Knight patrol. Make sure that you
are equipped with a bow or crossbow while in
sneak mode. When a Death Knight patrol gets
close, stay outside its line of sight and fire your
arrows. It will just stand there and take the hits as
long as you are not visible.
Alternatively, you can try to avoid the Death
Knights, but you dont get any experience points for that, and would have to sneak by again if you
wanted to re-trace your steps for some reason.
There are five Death Knight patrols. They cover the entire
area which is marked red in the small map to the right, which
shows a part of the entire map.

Back to School
Once outside the room (1) sneak through the corridors and
take two turns to the right, until you reach the small storage room (2). In this room you will find
a Battlefields key that gives access to level 2 of the Battlefields. These small storage rooms can
also be used to hide from the Death Knight patrols and are good places to rest.

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Leave the storage room and head north into the
next storage room. There are three levers in this
room, which will open a locked door leading to
several rooms to the east, including the
instruction room (5). If you do not want to play
with various lever combinations, you can find
out how the levers need to be placed by sneaking
up to that locked door. You may then just be able
to see the school chalkboard, which will show
you the numbers 3-1-2. These numbers are also
the order in which the levers need to be pulled to
open the locked door. When you're near the door
you can stop sneaking and walk upright again.

1 2 3

Here there is a weaponry (4), a classroom (5), and a sanctuary (6). In the weaponry you will find
a weapons officer who is a tad unfriendly, but as you are disguised as a mere recruit, there is not
a lot you can do about that. You can buy weapons and armor from him, preferably trading for some
of the superfluous stuff you have gathered up till now. To the left in this room are some arrow
boxes you can loot. The really great stuff is just out of reach, so you will have to pass on it. You
can still check out the stats and requirements for some higher level equipment, though, which
might help you better decide how to distribute your skill points.
The weapons officer is happy to teach you some new tricks. For 300 gold pieces each, he can teach
you the Warrior Craftsmanship skills Repair, Sharpen Weapon, Recover Arrows and Identify. If
you value the weapons you have, then the repair skill in particular is worth spending points in.
Captain Brainwash, the military instructor in the classroom (5) can teach you a few things about
the Raanaar and their factions: commoners, merchants, warriors, magicians, priests and elders.
He can also teach you some skills. For 210 gold pieces total, you can learn the Warrior Defensive
Specialities Shield Blocking, Evading, armor Usage and Armor Durability. You might also be
interested in the note lying on the table, which gives some insight on what a typical day looks like
for those taking lessons here.
In the sanctuary (6) you will see several bodies lying around. This is almost never a good sign, and
that rule of thumb holds in this case, as well. When you read the four scribe scrolls, the last one
will trigger the summoning of a ghost.
This is not your average ghost, but a great big bad 'let me kill you in one blow' type of ghost. It is
level 16, and without a careful strategy, it is a bit out of your league at this point in the game. Some
of its high stats include 130 hit points, an agility of 15, constitution of 11 and a speed of 23. It
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either. With a fairly high chance to hit you, and a low chance to be hit, the odds are a little in his
favor.
Then again, what would life be without
challenges? Just make sure you stocked up on
those health potions. Enough potions can get you
through many situations, but brute force isn't
necessarily the best way to go. If you have a
ranged character (a mage or archer), they should
read the scrolls, from north to south west, to be
south of the table when the ghost appears. As
soon as it materializes, they should start
attacking. The summoning doll could help
somewhat given a crossbow. A melee character
should stand either south or north east of the
table, so that they are relatively far away, but not
so much that the ghost will attack the weaker
character. Melee characters should not attack right away, but wait until the ghost is just about up
to them (a step or two away). If you run up to the ghost and meet him half way, he will be ready
to attack first, and will get the first couple of swings in. Since he is hard to hit, if you miss your
first attack, he could have five hits in before you have one, which is a ratio that will have you using
quite a few healing potions. If you delay attacking, you can time it so the ghost is basically running
into your first swing. This can make a huge difference in the fight, and with good timing and a
bit of luck you shouldn't need more than a couple healing potions. As a last resort, you can have
your melee character run away from the ghost, but still try to keep it in a small area, so that your
other character can continue attacking from a distance.

A ghost in a box
When you're done, sneak back into the corridor and keep following it. When you get to an
intersection, go north in the direction of (7). When you reach that point, be careful, as the southern
passage is trapped. Even though it's not a major trap, there is no reason to walk through it. Just take
the northern passage and continue sneaking until you reach the storage room (8).
Inside there is a lot of rubble, as well as some well hidden objects. First of all there is a sapphire
key under the barrel beside the northern door. Move the packages away from the west wall until
you see a chest with a manuscript on top of it.
I purchased this chest from a merchant near the wastelands during the Orc
Wars. The man was down on his luck and had to sell everything he had just to
keep his family alive. This chest was in the possession of his family for years, but
it was never opened. This would have meant ill fortune for his family, even
though it might contain something very valuable.
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Two of my servants, who were responsible for transporting this chest, died on
the way to Verdistis. Very strange Should I open the chest or not? I really
don't know.
The chest contains something that might kill you,
but hey, nothing ventured nothing gained. When
you open the chest a ghost will come out. He is
a very grumpy ghost, who was imprisoned in that
chest for centuries, with his knees jammed up to
the nose. At level 8 he is not weak, but you
should be able to handle him.
When the ghost is down, loot both chests and the
barrels, then take the north door and sneak
through the last part until you reach the end of the
corridor, where the Death Knight will tell you
that you can stop sneaking. The next phase lies
behind the door.

The cute Death Knight

There are three directions you can go from here, besides going back, which are doors to the north,
east and west.
The door to the west leads into a corridor which ends at a locked door. This door can not be opened
from this side, so don't bother with that direction right now. Later on it will give you a shortcut to
this area, so you don't have to go past the Death Knights again, if you haven't killed them yet.
The door to the east leads to a merchant (10), officer Tully. Besides having the opportunity to trade
here, Tully also has a quest for you. This quest is to retrieve a book from General Bram, titled "A
little Torture Primer". He promises to give you a very good sword in return if you can bring him
that book.
After your visit to the merchant, go west where you will encounter a guard who is standing near
a door (9). He will inform you that laughing is not allowed when on duty. You can decide to tell
him a joke. If you do so, you can threaten to report him for laughing. This will scare him into
offering you a 300gp bribe. When you accept you are 300gp richer, but will have lost one
reputation point. This is not so bad, since in Beyond Divinity reputation points are only relevant
when trading, and will not affect any of the required main plot quests.
When you go through the guarded door you will hear four guards talking. It's a rather humorous
conversation, so why not eavesdrop on them for a little while.

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In the infirmary (16) you get to meet the medical officer Amon, who soon has an eye on your
Death Knight, and wouldn't mind spending some time with him.
Amon also has a quest for you, to find the book "Poisonous Creatures by Rhiannon". It has been
taken by some cleaning imps to the first level arena. If you took the book with you as advised, then
the next time you talk to the doctor you will have the option to give it to him. If, however, you
blocked the cogwheel and did not fight the spider in the left cell, then you will not have the book.
On one of the tables you can find a key which will unlock the arena cell and allow you to retrieve
the book. Since you are a lot stronger now, the spider will not be much of a problem. See the last
part of the Torture level for more details. Amon promises to give you the key to his chest, which
contains a few potions, perhaps some miscellaneous random stuff, and a skill book which teaches
the skills "Survival, Alchemy", "Wizard, Elemental attack, Spread, Missile", "Wizard, Elemental
defense, Individual, Reflective", "Wizard, Elemental defense, Individual, Resistance" and
"Wizard, Elemental curses, Focused".
The good doctor also has some sulphur on one of his tables. Take this with you, as it is needed at
a later stage.
Another table holds a book about faking illnesses.
How to spot fake illnesses by Ignaz Krull
[This book gives a lot of insights on how patients can fake their illness. It is
considered a must read, especially for military doctors.]
Make sure to loot the infirmary for everything useful before you continue the journey. If you are
into survivor skills then there are plenty of things to find here.

The Drill Grounds

There is not much else to do here, and the shortcut leading west is closed. You will have to sneak
the long way down through the corridor, and at the end take the west corridor leading to (12). The
northern passage here is trapped, so make sure to take the south passage and head north. When you
reach the small storage room (13) enter it.
Inside you will see a soldier who is hiding. He tells you that he doesn't want to enter the parcours.
The Death Knight will call him a coward, which will make him angry. Like many solders, he does
not like to be referred to as a coward, especially since it is accurate in this case. If you wish, you
can move the packages to fight him, or just shoot some arrows from a distance. In this storage
room and the one opposite, you can rest and be safe from the Death Knight patrols for a while.
When you are done, continue north until you reach the door leading to the drill grounds (14), at
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To the left of the door there is a table upon which
sits an apple with an arrow through it. This is a
reference to Wilhelm Tell, a legendary Swiss
hero and excellent archer who refused to
succumb to military authority and was forced to
shoot an apple placed on top of his sons head. As
the story goes, he was caught, escaped and took
a bloody revenge on the tyrant.
In the centre of the grounds, the drill officer
welcomes you and asks you why you joined.
There is only one good answer, with the clue in
how he phrases the question, which is "Chaos led
me". All other responses will result in the drill
officer and his men attacking you. But only these, not the other guards in the area. Apparently this
is a very common occurrence.
If you did give him the correct answer, then for 500 gold pieces each you can learn the skills to
improve slashing, piercing and crushing with two-handed weapons. Make sure that you also clean
out the arrow boxes which can be found here.
Rupert, the former Champion Archer, is west of the drill officer (15). He can teach you a skill to
improve your abilities with a bow for 300 gold pieces. He also tells you that he suspects the new
Champion Archer is a cheater, asks you to investigate the matter, and hints at an imp who can be
found in the south west corner.
The Champion Archer should be somewhere between Rupert and the drill officer. Talk to him and
listen to how he brags.
Go find the imp in the south west corner. His name is Vadorix, and he is a bit hesitant to answer
your questions. When you threaten to tell his master, he looses his hesitation and confess that he
moves the target to make sure the Champion Archer wins every challenge. Return to Rupert with
this info and collect the experience and 500 gold for solving the mystery, as well as a one point
reputation bonus. Alternately, it is possible to talk to the 'champion' and tell him you know he has
been cheating. You can extort 1000 gold from him this way, and get slightly more experience, but
your reputation will go down by one.
Near the parcours (16) you'll find the parcours master, who will challenge you to enter. He will
unlock the left door for you if you accept. Move cautiously through the parcours as it is trapped.
However, there are only a couple of traps; just look at the main map to find out where they are.
Don't forget the sapphire key against the northern most wall, as you will need that later to unlock
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When you exit, the parcours master will hand you some money for your efforts.
Some of the guards don't talk much, but there are some with a funny remark. One of them has been
practising on straw dummies but wants some real action, as he believes he is now only prepared
if the enemy is running at him with straw bags.
The door west (17) is the door leading out of the drill grounds, and eventually to the next and last
level. When you investigate the door closely then you will see that there are four lines leading
away from it.
In each of the four corner rooms of the drill
grounds there is one lever, which will open the
door when pulled in the correct order. You can
find out what the correct order is by just starting
somewhere; every time one of them is pulled a
voice will speak a word, which in the correct
order should say: "Beware of the traps".
The correct order is: NW, SW, NE, SE.
So go to the north west room first (18), pull the
lever and make sure to grab the loot if you need
it. Then head to the south west room (19) and
pull the lever there too. There is also an imp in
this room, named Ounox. If you are polite to him
he will have some hints for you, including one
about a secret room with many levers. He warns you not to pull the right one. If you let the Death
Knight threaten him to give the answer, he will tell you to pull the right lever as a revenge. You
should also find several different types of arrows here, since Ounox is an arrow maker.
Go to the north east room (2) next. Just right of the door leading into that room you will see a lever.
This will open the door to the right that leads back to the infirmary and the gay doctor. Inside the
room there is a dishwasher who is not too happy. He can tell you a bit more about the traps that
await you behind the locked door, and tells you that they are connected to the torches. You have
to pass to the far left, then to the right, again to the left, and after the corner just keep to the right.
This is good advice, so remember it.
The dishwasher can also teach you three warrior specialities with a shield for a mere 300 gold
pieces each. When done, pull the lever before heading to the room in the south east to pull the final
lever. This will unlock the door and grant you access to the trapped corridor.

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The way out
With the words of the dishwasher still fresh in
your mind, walk along the south wall until you
see a table, where you make a turn to the north
wall until you are past the cobwebs. Then take a
sharp turn to the south wall again and keep on
walking until you are in a straight line with the
right hand wall of the corridor leading to the
north. Go up north and stay close to the wall to
the right until you reach the door. In this way you
should be able to avoid all the traps.
As soon as you are through the door, start
sneaking again, as there is one more Death
Knight patrol in here. You can avoid him or just
kill him, whichever you prefer. Sneak around
and you will discover several things.
There is a corridor behind a wall which leads to (20). There is a lever at the west side of (22), that
you can't reach from where you are, and a door leading to (24). Besides that, in the large room in
the centre there are four level 6 guards and a level 7 guard lieutenant. However, when you see them
they will have seen you, and will immediately attack.
If you have not killed the Death Knight patrol, then you want to avoid them detecting you right
now. Although you are able to tackle the guards and their lieutenant, fighting here would attract
the Death Knight patrol, which would be a bit too much.
There are two ways to get to the lever in (22). The first is to burst in through the door and fight
them until they are all dead. It's not undoable, although a bit difficult. While not in sneak mode,
the areas outside the north west and south east corners of the guard's room put you in their view.
However, if you head west and stick to the south/central area, you should be able to take care of
the Death Knight patrol first, without attracting the guards' attention. The second method is to
open the door leading into the room, make sure you are detected, then run through the corridor
back to the drill grounds. With some luck, several of the guards will be killed or take a lot of
damage by triggering the traps in the corridor, making them much easier to take care of. Pick up
the key the lieutenant dropped, as it will open the door that leads to the lever. When you pull that
lever the wall will open.
The corridor leading to (23) has a level 6 guard, so you will have to kill him before you can enter
the room. Against the wall of the room there is a set of five levers. Oudox warned you not to pull
the rightmost one, covered with cobwebs, but if you just can not resist, then give it a go. A level
6 guard monster will then appear, with a big desire to kill the two of you.

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The four levers will open the locked door leading
to the exit room (24). They need to be pulled and
set back again immediately from left to right, to
open the locked door.
You can now head for the exit, but first there is a
level 6 guard who feels that you need to be
stopped. After that is the last level of the Citadel.

Barracks Level
As most of the guards are in the Drill Grounds,
there is not much activity here, but there is still
enough to keep you busy.
Upon entering this level, the Death Knight gives you directions to the most important sections in
the barracks. He also tells you that there is a weaponry where the two of you might find some better
weapons than you have now.
There are no real traders on this level. If you want to trade something you will have to go back to
the Drill Grounds.
If your inventory is close to being full, you might want to clear it out a bit before continuing, since
there is more to collect in this level.

Soldiers Rooms
After leaving the starting room, enter the first room to the north (2). In it you will see a locked chest
and, apparently, no key to open it. The key is however locked away in a secret hiding place behind
the picture of the Damned One, which can be opened by clicking on it.
Exploring the other rooms in this area, you will find some chests that can not be unlocked. There
is no key to be found for them and even lock picking does not help. There is one exception to this,
in the room to the north east (3). You can open the chest there with the key you find under the
pillow.
In the opposite room there is a love letter on the bed
Dear Morgana,
I love you utterly, darling. My heart swells so much when I think of you, that I
fear it will burst from my chest
[You decide to respect the privacy of this loving couple and stop reading this
personal letter]

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Apparently not all the guards in the citadel are cold and heartlessMaybe you even killed the one
who wrote this
The room to the far east has a book.
How to fake illnesses by Ignaz Krull
[This book explains how to fake illnesses efficiently, It is quite expensive, but
nonetheless it's still very popular among soldiers]
Something about this book should seem familiar.

Barracks

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Entry
Bed Room
Bed Room
Bed Room
Patrol
Weaponry

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Lever

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7. Forge (Exit)
8. Living Room
9. Recruits Room
10. Bath Room
11. Kitchen
12. Storage Room

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Guards
Bath Room
Lever
Guards
Guard
Brams Room

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Hatch
Alarm Gong
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Exit

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The Secret Weaponry

After exploring all the rooms, take the corridor
heading north. At a certain point, the Death
Knight will tell you that there is another Death
Knight patrol (5) here, and that you should take
care. It is better to try to kill the single patrol than
sneak by, since you will have to pass through this
section again, and don't necessarily want to be
bothered to sneak each time.
When you have dealt with the Death Knight
Patrol, take the corridor leading east, but be very
careful as this corridor has three traps.
Stay as close as possible to the northern wall in
order to avoid them. The corridor leads to the
secret weaponry (6), but when you open the door
there is not much to find, besides two level 8 guards and some small stuff. As you are not supposed
to be here, the guards will attack you, after laughing at you and stating that the weapons are hidden
in a different place. Where this is, you will never know.

Let's Play
When done in the weaponry, go back through the trapped corridor and take the corridor leading
north. This one ends at a closed door which blocks your access to the forge (7). Through the door
you can hear the smith talk with an imp. He tells him that the hatch needs to stay closed or the
entire citadel will be flooded with lava. Later on in the game this information could come in handy.
There is nothing else to do here, so go back and
take the corridor leading west. This will take you
to a rather open area with a door to the north and
one to the west. The door to the north leads to a
living room (8) where one guard is examining a
chess board. When you ask the guard about it, he
will tell you that somebody else set the
chessboard up, and that there is apparently one
move that can end this game in a checkmate for
the white side. When you click on the chessboard
you will see that this is a very unbalanced chess
game. But still there is one move that can win the
match for the white side. Tell the guard that the
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When looting the room, make sure you grab the white rum on the table. It will save you a trip back
here later on.
The other door takes you into the quarters of the recruits (9), where a cleaning imp is working.
Although he asks that you and your dirty boots leave, there is no harm in ignoring the imp and
checking the place out first. Most chests are unlocked and can be opened. Don't bother with the
ones that are locked, as there is no way to open them, even with the lockpick skill.
On the bed in the north-west corner you can find a letter under the pillow.
We have to think very carefully about how to proceed. Do you remember the
farmer who officially asked to be released from the services of Samuel last
month? After his disappearance we thought his request was granted. We were
so full of hope thenbut now I've heard the puzzling news from somebody who
said he's actually been moved *down* a level. I fear the worst for him. He might
have ended up in a demon's belly
On the bed in the north-east corner another letter can be found:
Dear mother,
I can't really tell you where I am But it's an ugly place, with horrible monsters.
Our service here is very hard, and we haven't received the payment we were
promised yet. What I miss most here is the colour green for there are no trees
or grass in the place.
Signed Andras
Would Andras be a farmer by any chance?

Rats
From the recruits' quarters, take the corridor leading south. There is a small bathroom to the west
(10), which apparently is occupied. Keep going south and you can listen in on a conversation
between some of the guards. They would like something decent to eat, but the cook is apparently
the worst one ever. When you ask the cook (11) Bryant about the delay opening the kitchen, he
will tell you that he has some troubles with rats in the storage room, and that he can not make a
meal because of that. He has sent his imp out to kill them, but the scared imp hasn't returned yet.
He asks you to find the imp and get him to kill the rats.
The room (12) next to the kitchen, the storage room with the rats, is locked. You will first have to
find the imp before it will open. South of there you will be stopped by some guards (13)
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have to kill them.
The imp, Rashax, is hiding in the bathroom (14). He is frightened of the rats and doesn't want to
kill them. Instead he asks you to kill them for him. If you refuse and send him off to fight them
on his own, he will die. It is better to be friendly, and kill the rats for him. If you do, he will give
you a silver key (which you can find in your inventory) to unlock the storage room (12).
The rats should not be too much trouble; kill them and take any food you need from the storage
room. Go back to Rashax and collect your reward, a crystal. After that, return to the cook and
collect the experience points for solving this small quest.
You can also trade with the cook for some food,
but since the storage room is wide open there is
not much point in doing that. Before you go,
don't forget to take the salt barrel from the
kitchen, which is the last ingredient you need to
make a bomb.

Bram's Room
From the kitchen go south and follow the
corridor when it turns east. Again you will
encounter two guards (16) who want your papers
and a password. You don't know the password,
but a little bit of gold will be enough to convince
them that you do. Alternately, you can just kill
them.
The doors to the east and north are both closed. The
Cellar
door to the east opens by pulling the lever at (15).
3a
Before you go there, however, check the rooms to the
2a
1a
south. The first rooms to the left and right are not that
interesting, besides some stuff that you can find. The
important room is the southern one (18) which is
locked and guarded. Kegan, the guard, who rather
1a. Entry / Exit
prefers to dream of his loved one Rosalie and drink
2a. Hidden Chest
some white rum, but is being punished for talking
3a. Book
while on duty, and has to stand guard here. If you
picked up the rum from the living room (8), give it to
him. Kegan will start to drink and accidentally drop a golden key. Alternatively, you can just pick
his pockets. Having this skill at level 1 should be sufficient. If you remove the citadel guard
armour, Kegan will realize you are escaped prisoners and attack, dropping the key when defeated.

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With the key, open the door to Bram's room. In the west side of the room you can find a locked
cupboard. The key for this can be found by exploring the east side of the room, beneath the right
chair against the wall. Unfortunately, the cupboard does not hold the book you need.
When you look very closely at the western wall,
you will spot a door that is blocked by some
packages. Move them, then go through the door
and enter a small room (19) with a hatch. Open
the hatch by clicking on it and descend into
Bram's cellar.
The cellar has three cells, each of which contains
some evidence of creatures being tortured. In the
cell to the west (2a), a chest is hidden very well
in the corner. You can unlock this chest with the
key you found in the parcour (Drill Grounds), to
obtain random items.
In the cell to the east (3a) you can find an amulet
and a book. This is the book officer Tully asked you to return. When you click on the book to read
it, three ghosts appear and attack you. However, they only do so if you are still wearing your
citadel armor, mistakenly thinking you are their torturer, general Bram. If you take the armor off
before you read the book, they also appear but are friendly toward you.
If you drag the book into your inventory and read
it outside the cellar, a cutscene will show the
ghosts appearing in the cellar. In this case,
regardless of whether you are wearing the citadel
armor or not, the ghosts are hostile toward you if
you re-enter the cellar. The last option is to use
the summoning doll and let it open the book, in
which case nothing happens.
A little Torture Primer by Payne
[This book contains thousands of little
tips about how to inflict exquisite pain
on the human body - it must be a
bestseller amongst sadists and
masochists alike.]
There is no real hint in the game, besides the dead bodies and blood, that you should take off your
armor before reading the book. The real hint comes after you get attacked, when the Death Knight
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If you do fight the ghosts, they drop a skill book which will teach you Summoning Dolls
Upgrades, though you may have gotten this skill from Odox already.
Leave the cellar and return to the Citadel Grounds. Give Tully the book in order to receive a
Deathclaw sword.

The Gong
Once you are back in the barracks again, go
through the door you opened by pulling the lever
at (15). This door leads to a trapped corridor. The
trap is just in front of the imp chest. By walking
alongside the south wall, there should be no
problems avoiding it. At the end of the corridor,
go through the door.
You are now in a small room with two doors, one
to the north and one to the east. The door to the
north leads to a room with four guards in it (21).
The door to the east is to a room with a big gong
(20). There is a hammer on the ground which can
be used on the gong, though you can also just
click on it without picking up the hammer.
If you continue east or take the northern passage to get to the adjacent room without using the
gong, you will have to fight all four guards at once. If you first hit the gong, three of the guards
will investigate the matter. They will move to the gong room, but not quickly enough to catch you
before you leave. You can then take the northern passage and only have to deal with one of the
guards. From here you can decide to take the exit to Samuel's Lair now, or finish the other three
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Samuel's Lair
Upon entering his Lair, Samuel starts talking to you.
He has been watching your every move, and found
the two of you very entertaining. Now he is going to
have to kill you. Before he can do that, he is called
away and has to leave the job to his minions; two
Demonic Guards and two Death Knight Rangers, all
at level 6. When you've taken care of them, the Death
Knight will make a comment that even a powerful
demon such as Samuel can be summoned by a
necromancer. However, once he has completed the
tasks required of him, the summoning is undone and
Samuel will return. He also mentions that if a
powerful demon can be summoned away, then a
human shouldn't be a problem either.

Samuels Lair
3b

2b

1b
1b. Entry / Exit
2b. West Vault
3b. East Vault

The two guards each drop a key, which open the doors to the vaults on the east and west sides. The
western vault (2b) has, besides the gold and gems, a large key and a random charm in the jug. The
other vault (3b) has gold and gems, a smaller key and a Battlefields key, giving you access to level
3 of the Battlefields.
If you want to visit the Battlefields in Act 1, then you will have to do that now. The keys can not
be used in Act 2, where you will have to find new keys to access the Battlefields.

Leaving the citadel

The small key unlocks the door to (22), which
will take you out of the citadel and into act 2. The
big key unlocks the forge and also offers you an
access to act 2, but not before placing a bomb to
flood the citadel with lava. Using the bomb gives
experience points, so is the better option.
You will have to go all the way back to the forge
(7) and unlock the door, which provokes the
smith to attack you immediately. Once dead, he
drops a very nice hammer, Headcrusher.
To construct the bomb, make sure you have the
coal, salt and sulphur in your heros inventory.
Drag the salt over the coal to make a coal and salt
mixture. Then drag the sulphur over the mixture to get a bomb. Finally drag the bomb into the
forge and let it go.

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Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this level, just
in case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Archery contest
Bribing guards
Chess problem
Dishwashing soldier
Drill officer's test
Find a book
Great champion
Humorous guard
Kill rats for imp slave
Losing soldier
Parcours
Rats in the storage room
Steal a book
Special Items
Battlefields key, level 2
Battlefields key, level 3
Bedroll
Citadel disguise armor
Deathclaw Sword
Salt
Sapphire key to unlock Brams chest
Sulphur
Summoning doll

Quest Items
Poisonous Creatures book
Torture Primer Book
White Rum
Skills
Summoning Dolls Upgrades, lvl 5
Survivor Survival Alchemy, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Repair, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Sharpen, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Recover arrows, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Identify, lvl 5
Warrior Defensive Specialties, lvl 5
Warrior Melee specialties Two handed Slashing, lvl 5
Warrior Melee specialties Two handed Piercing, lvl 5
Warrior Melee specialties Two handed Crushing, lvl 5
Warrior Melee specialties With shield Slashing, lvl 5
Warrior Melee specialties With shield Piercing, lvl 5
Warrior Melee specialties With shield Crushing, lvl 5
Warrior Ranged Specialties Bow, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental Attack Spread Missile, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Individual Reflective, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Individual Resistance, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental Curses Focussed, lvl 5

Basically there is nothing you are required to take with you to Act 2. No items from Act 1 are
needed there. However, it would be wise to have at least the summoning doll and crystal bag with
you, since they are kind of hard to replace.

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Impish Fun

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Citadel Island
Finally you are outside and can breathe the hot air that is so commonly available on an island
surrounded by lava. Yes, that's right, you've come all this way to end up on an island with no
apparent way to leave or at least, none that you can see at the moment.

The Island
On Citadel Island you will encounter Tibar and Stone Biters that are not hostile, unless you attack
one of them. As the Tibar jump up and down a lot, you just might do that accidentally, causing all
the Tibar and Stone Biters on the island to become hostile. Unlike the rats in Act 1, there is no
confirmation to make sure you wish to be hostile to a particular species. Unless you want to make
your stay on this island really hard, you had better be careful where you point.
Besides these, there are some level 8 mutants, level 9 guards, one level 10 mage that can be hard,

Citadel island
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2. Mage & Tibar Hunter
3. Raanaar Massacre

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5. Drunken Guards
6. Runaway Guard

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and a hostile Ancient Stone Biter, which is a real pain.
There is no way back to where you came from, so you must find a way to get away from this island.
Upon your exit, the Death Knight will tell you that the escape from the Citadel was no easy task,
but you and he still need to escape from this world. The next step is to leave the island.
This island is a very hot place, with a lot of lava and fire coming out of the earth at regular
intervals. It has its beauty, but you had better not get too distracted, as you need your attention for
the many mutants you'll encounter. The mutants have a low resistance against poison, ethereal,
shadow, bone and spiritual damage. You might want to check which weapon is most effective
against them before getting into a fight, especially since at times they come in groups.

The mage and the hunter

On your search, you will encounter a very
unfriendly mage (2). He will use a lot of air
magic, including a spell that can paralyze you
temporarily. The character with the crystal bag
should have a high enough resistance against
these spells from the crystals. When you see the
mage, immediately attack and try to kill him as
fast as you can. The mage is most efficiently
defeated with shadow and bone damage. Don't
bother with most of the spells you've learned up
to now, as the mage's resistances against them
are fairly high.
The mage is accompanied by some guards, but
you should focus on the mage first and deal with them later.
There is also a friendly man walking around here. Don't make the mistake of killing him, as he is
just a Tibar hunter named Muro. He earns his money by selling the Tibar shells to the witches and
warlocks in the Ashen forest. They need those shells for their powerful spells.
Muro can teach you some new spells which allow you to convert trap material into scorpion traps,
explosive traps or even trailbombs, each to level 5, for 750 gold pieces. In addition, Muro can
increase your ability to learn the trap detection skill up to level 10 for 900 gold pieces.

The Raanaar massacre

At the east side of the island you will find many Raanaar, who made it to the surface (3).
Unfortunately they all are dead and torn to pieces, but on one of the bodies you should be able to
find a magical two-handed sword. Take care though, as there are still some guards roaming the

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area who do not take too kindly to your presence.
Also, look out for tree trunks. Some of them are used to store items, though usually not of any great
value. If you don't want to miss any, just move your pointer over all the tree trunks while walking
across the island.

Ancient Biter
One of the tougher creatures on the island is the
Ancient Stone Biter (4). There is only one here,
and its long years have apparently made it a tad
grumpy. Its most powerful weapon is a short
pillar of fire that appears to be coming from the
hard rock, which it uses once when it has lost a
lot of health already. Unless you happen to have
a high resistance against fire, you might want to
stay away from that, for the duration. The
Ancient Stone Biter is only level 12, but it has a
very high vitality, so it will take some time to kill.
Considering that its lowest resistance is against
poison and piercing damage, a combination of
the two might prove to be very successful. It also appears to get very tired after it generates the
outburst of flames, so if you manage to survive up to then, the rest should be easy. As an
alternative, the Ancient Stone Biter can also be lured to the drunken soldiers that are in the
neighbourhood. They can help you fight it and when it starts with the firewall, you can run away,
without it following you.

The drunk and the escapee

Moving further west you should see two drunken guards (5) fighting a mutant. Join in the attack
if you like. Depending on how you approach the area, the mutant may be dead before you get there,
though you should at least hear the sounds of the fight. The drunken guards are not hostile, so there
is no real point in killing them, especially since one can teach you a Warrior Melee one-handed
skill to improve slashing, piercing, crushing, shadow and bone damage. The first three will cost
you 600 gold pieces, and the last two are 1200.
Later on, in the prison, you will encounter some monsters that have a low resistance against bone
and shadow damage. If you still have a skill point to spare you could consider getting one of these
skills, once you have an appropriate weapon.
In the camp you can also find two portable bedrolls, if you'd like both characters to have one, or
prefer that style to the bedroll found in act 1.

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In the north-west a desperate escaped guard is trying to get off the island. In his panic he tells you
that you are trapped and that there is no way to cross the lava fields. If you happen to come back
here at a later stage, you will find that he tried his luck in the sea of lava and died.
From here go south, until you reach the prison.

The Prison
Outside the prison, there are a few guards that
you will have to take care of before entering the
building. Inside you will find the solution to your
way out of here. Make sure you have explored as
much of the island as you want to before entering
the prison, since afterwards there will be no time
for that. You can come back to the island at a later
stage, but it is more efficient to visit everything
now.
Once inside, a guard (1) asks you what you are
doing there. He informs you about a loony imp
that is driving everybody mad, but then realizes you are not supposed to be there and tells you to
give him your weapons. He shouldn't have done that Make sure to grab his key, which he drops
on his way down to the floor.
To the east of the entrance there are two prison cells. The first has its door locked (2), but the

Prison
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9

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3
Levers

1. Entry / Guard
2. Prison Monster
3. Kitchen

4. Taxlehix
5. Prison Monster
6. Prison Monster

7. Sleeping Quarters
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second door (3) is open. Inside there is another prison guard you have to kill.
On the cupboard against the northern wall, the key to the locked prison cell (2) can be found.
Before you open it, you'll better that it is occupied by a level 22 prison monster. The prison
monster has 220 hit points, which helps it last a while in combat. It is most effectively killed with
a piercing weapon, preferably a weapon that does bone or shadow damage, as it has a low
resistance for those damage types.
When killed, it will drop a level 1 Battlefields key. As you will have to regain access to the
Battlefields in every act, you will need this key. Clicking on it is sufficient to activate the
Battlefields; you do not need to take the key with you.

Free the imps

The key from the guard at the entrance opens the cell in the north-east (4). In that cell there is an
imp who you actually know. It's the same one who told you the riddle in the maze, Taxlehix.
Tax tells you that you should also free the other imp in the prison, since it is going to be a very
important imp for your further stay on Nemesis. Once you do that, he will show you how to leave
the island. Before Tax runs away to exit the prison, he can teach you the thieving skills;
pickpocket, lockpick, sneak and poison, up to level 10.
You will have to free the other imp, as otherwise Tax simply refuses to show you the correct way
off the island. That imp is in the cell in the south-west corner (9), but for some extra experience
you could open the other cells first.
The cell next to the one Tax was in has its door
closed (5). Opposite the cell you will find a lever
that opens the door and releases a level 8 mutant.
This is the same type of monster you fought
outside.
Cell (6) harbors another level 22 prison monster.
If the first one was too tough, then this one is not
going to be any easier. Think about that when
you decide whether or not to pull the lever
opposite the cell, to unlock the door and unleash
the monster
The cell in the north-west corner (7) is used by the guards as their sleeping quarters. There is one
guard inside that you can kill now, or you can kill him together with the guard you will find at (8).

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On the table near that last guard you will find a key, which you need to unlock the door to the cell
of the other imp.
If you haven't killed the guard in (7) yet, then he will come running out as soon as you start fighting
the other guard. You will have to fight that last one, as there is no way to get the key otherwise.
Once you obtain the key, unlock the door to the other imp's cell (9). Inside you will find an imp
with a hat. Like Tax, he tells you to meet him outside. If you happen to rescue him before rescuing
Tax, he will ask you to free Tax also, as he is the only one who knows the way off this island.
The cell next to that is empty and does not hold anything of interest.

Through the sea of lava

When you are done in the prison cell, leave to
find Tax and the other imp waiting for you. Then,
during a cutscene, Tax explains that at a certain
place, the lava is an illusion; he leads the Death
Knight, you and the other imp off the island
through this passage.
Then the camera switches to the doorway of the
citadel, where Samuel is instructing a Shadow
hunter to find, hurt and kill you. After this he is
told to drink your souls, so that Samuel can
resurrect and torture the two of you until the end
of time. The Shadow hunter then changes into a
Tibar and follows you.
This looks like a very unpleasant future, so you
had better of Tibars from now on.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this level, just
in case you missed something.

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Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Free Taxlehix/Rescue Imp
Walking over lava
Special Items
Battlefields key, level 1
Magical Sword

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Skills
Warrior Melee 1 handed Bone, lvl 5
Warrior Melee 1 handed Crushing, lvl 10
Warrior Melee 1 handed Piercing, lvl 10
Warrior Melee 1 handed Shadow, lvl 5
Warrior Melee 1 handed Slashing, lvl 10
Survival Thieving Skills Lockpick, lvl 10
Survival Thieving Skills Pickpocket, lvl 10
Survival Thieving Skills Poison, lvl 10
Survival Thieving Skills Sneak, lvl 10
Survival Traps Convert traps Explosive, lvl 5
Survival Traps Convert traps Scorpion, lvl 5
Survival Traps Convert traps Trailbombs, lvl 5
Survival Traps Trap detection, lvl 10

The Imp Village

The Imp Village

The Order of Things
The second act isn't as linear as the first one was. From the Imp Village you are in now, several
other areas can be visited. They can be explored in any order, but there is an efficient way of doing
things, which is described in this guide. The main quest is to find a cure for an illness. This quest
should be solved at the end, as the game turns rather linear after that and effectively takes you to
act 3, leaving no room to solve any open quests that might still exist in this second act.
During your visits to the different areas in act 2, you will be summoned by the Necromancer, who
is also responsible for getting you here in the first place. He will summon you three times during
the course of events, and has a task for you to complete each time.

Imp Village

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20
18
19

17

10

15
24

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11
14

16

23

13

24
1.
2.
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4.
5.
6.

Citadel Island
Chieftain
Tatourix
Altoflix
Iriganirix
Flooge Herder

7. Mushroom farm
8. Herrerozix
9. Spider rancher
10. Stignix
11. Merchant 1
12. Merchant 2

13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.

Shaman
Sisters
Alchemist
Desperate imp
Heros wife
Graveyard

19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.

Pit
Lost Spider
L. Mushr. For.
Spider Forest
Fire Area
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The first time you visit an area outside the Imp Village, you will be summoned. The other two
times take place while you are in the Fire area.
The most efficient order in visiting the different areas are:
- Imp Village
- Little Mushroom Forest
- Spider Forest
- Mushroom Forest
- Fire Area
In the Fire area, make sure to find a cure for the plague as the very last thing you do, after all other
quests are solved.
The above areas and the tasks from the Necromancer are described in different sections.

The Village
There is no fighting that needs to be done in the Imp Village, so it would be a good idea to go into
peace mode. You can kill all the imps if you like. Killing one of them, will turn all imps hostile
toward you that do not have a quest for you. Some of the Imp commoners have funny lines, so
make sure to ask them something every now and then. Certainly talk to any named imps
wandering around.
When you point and click somewhere, make sure
that there is not a friendly creature at that
position if you are in combat mode, as this would
result in that creature and all members of its
species turning hostile toward you. Even though
they are easy to kill, there are just too many of
them in the game and it really turns into a
nuisance to have to do so.

The Chieftain
The chieftain (2) is very happy that his son is
back, and is grateful too, but is not very thrilled
about humans in his village. However, his son
convinces him that as you and the Death Knight
saved him, you should be allowed to stay. The chieftain agrees after a bit of mumbling about a
shaman not agreeing to things and that this could be a sign. Whatever that sign might be.
After this you are free to go wherever you want.

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The Chieftain's son

The chieftains son has waited outside for you and explains that the shaman is the advisor of his
father. The village is plagued with strange happenings and a mysterious illness, therefore he asks
you to find out the cause, promising to help you off this island after you have helped the imps first.
He also tells you that many Flooge frogs were killed recently, and suggests you contact the Flooge
herder (5) about this. And he also mentions that the spiders are running wild, which the spider
rancher (9) should know more about.
The solution to the illness can be found in the house of Altoflix (4), if you follow the whole
conversation thread closely and look at the imp's masked face. After you tell the son about your
discovery he has another quest for you. He wants you to find the alchemist, and get him to develop
a cure for the illness. As a reward, the chieftain's son promises that he will tell you how to get off
this world.
The alchemist can be found in the Fire area, but you should solve that quest last. After that the
game gets linear and leads to act 3.

Tatourix and Pfessoriminix

Outside the house of Tatourix (3), a short cut
scene shows two imps arguing, Tatourix and
Pfessoriminix. The first has lost the key to his
money chest and is apparently unable to donate
gold to the shaman. Pfessoriminix seems to be
really worried by this, and is afraid of what the
shaman might do.
Tatourix doesn't like to talk about the shaman
much, but he does mention that there is an exiled
imp who is no friend of this important imp. He
asks you to try and find his key, which can be
found in the Lich cave in the Mushroom forest.
Once you get it, you can either open the chest for
the items in it, or take the experience points by giving the key to Tatourix instead. Save first and
try out the two options to find out which one is preferred.
In his house you will find a manuscript which will give some insight about what happened one
night.
Big Bang at night, written by Shootnix
In night when uncle broke finger, whole village woke up late at night by big
bang, except uncle because he not hear so well anymore, and sister because she
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centre of village where Shaman asked us to pray and start sacrificing imps again
to please angry gods. But Sage and Alchemist spoke against it A big wall of
fire come from forest far away and black cloud start to darken sky Travelled
later to forest when fire was not there anymore. Found dead Tibars and
mushrooms and trees and spiders and found glowing stone and imps started
feeling sick, so returned to village and later all die except Shootnix which
Shaman said was warning not to poke nose into affairs of gods
You will find this manuscript in different
locations throughout the village, as is the case
with many books and manuscripts.

Altoflix
Altoflix (4) appears to be one of the more healthy
imps. During the conversation you will find out
that he feels the Flooge frog stench is so bad, that
he protects himself by covering his nose with a
cloth. All the other imps in this part of the village
are ill, but he is not
When you leave, the Death Knight has a riddle
for you where he asks if you know what is
causing the illness in the village. The correct
answer is that the Flooge frogs are the cause. Go back to tell this to the chieftain's son, after which
he has another quest for you, to find a cure for the illness by locating the alchemist.

Iriganirix
In the house of Iriganirix you will find two
locked chests. If you touch them, he
triumphantly says that you won't find the keys.
At the end of Act 2, you can come back here, just
before leaving to Act 3 and find the two keys on
the ground.

Floogefrog herder
Xantsirax, the Floogefrog herder, is worried
because some of his his frogs have disappeared
and were apparently killed by an unknown
creature. He asks you to find this mysterious
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mushroom forest for this.

Mushroom farmer
The mushroom farmer, located just west of his house, is looking for a "special mushroom" and
asks you to find it for him. He warns you that this mushroom is guarded by a crazy imp in the little
mushroom forest. Upon your return with the mushroom, he will reward you with five stamina
potions.
Inside his house, like in several others in the village, you can find one or more books in the
"Mushrooms - Your little friends" series.
Part 1: Recipes
How to make a delicious Yellowfoot mushroom soup
You need: 1oz. Yellowfoot mushrooms, a pint of chicken stock, a cup of cream,
2 oz. of grated Eastern Floogefrog cheese, 1 oz. of mashed Porcini mushrooms,
black pepper and salt.
Heat up the chicken stock and add the Yellowfoot mushrooms when it starts
boiling. Let it boil for a few minute and add the cream, black pepper, salt and
finally the mashed Porcini mushrooms. Simmer for 10 minutes.
Don't forget to sprinkle with the grated Eastern Floogefrog cheese before
serving.
Part 2: Warfare
History has shown us that a decent knowledge of mushroom poisons can play a
decisive role in the outcome of a war. An initial important thing to remember is
that most mushroom poisons yield different effects depending on the target. An
imp might be blinded for hours by a Black-Ringed Morabut mushroom, while a
human will barely notice. Therefore, it is important to keep the target of your
poison attack in mind.
Part 3: Wonderland
Although the hallucinogenic properties of mushrooms are generally well
known, there are still a lot of secrets to be uncovered. The key to unlocking the
real wonderland is to find the right combination of mushrooms that will
drastically reduce the unhealthy after-effects.
Don't forget to take the mushroom extract, on the table, with you. It's one of the components you
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Herrerozix
The old guard, Herrerozix (8) is ill. While talking to him, he mentions seeing the shaman one
night, with something in his hand, that looked like a big glittering stone. The chaos began that
night, the same night the demons attacked. This is a hint that will make the puzzle pieces come
together later on.

Spider Rancher
Anourax, the spider rancher (9), misses a spider and wants you to get it back for him. The lost
spider can be found in the vicinity of (20). Before you go, you will have to pay a visit to the
alchemist's house (15) to get rid of your 'stench'. If you don't, the spider will attack, and Anourax
will be very sad to hear about his Little One's death. The quest will only succeed (and give you
experience points) if you bring the spider back alive.
While talking to Anourax, he tells you that you
have to tickle the spider between its second and
third leg to make it follow you peacefully. He
continues, by informing you that you will have to
do that on its right side. However, during the
conversation you will also learn that Anourax
has trouble distinguishing left from right. When
you encounter the lost spider at (20) make sure
you tickle it between its second and third leg on
the left side. It will then follow you like a little
lamb, back to Anourax, who rewards you with a
poisonous dagger.
Like every good rancher, Anourax has his own
copy of the Rancher's handbook.
A spider Rancher's Handbook
It is best to make sure that you keep an equal number of female spiders as male.
This will avoid too many mating fights occurring.
Always keep your spider's fur as clean as possible. A soft bristle brush is
recommended and downward strokes from the knee to foot are most calming.
When training young spiders, always make sure you use an emergency saddle,
one with an easy release catch, in case your spider should take it upon itself to
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Remember eight legs are better than two.

Stignix
You will meet Stignix only after you have saved him in the Spider forest. His reward is letting you
choose between information about a "secret passage" in the mushroom forest or gold. The secret
passage leads to much more gold and items than you can get from Stignix, so normally you should
go for that option. When you do, he will tell you that in the centre of a circle of large white
mushrooms, you will find a secret passage. He also mentions that it would be better if you knew
how to fly, so that you can see it from a birds view. You could also ask for gold, receive 1000 gold
pieces, and find the passage on your own, but you will miss a cutscene and the Tree of Insight,
inside that secret passage, will not give you an answer.

The two merchants

There are two rival merchants in the village, who
don't trust each other one bit. The merchant at
(12) wants you to steal a box from his rival at
(11), which you should not open once you have
acquired it.
Besides being able to trade with the merchant, he
can also teach you some level 5 convert trap
skills, to convert trap material into a spike trap
(1000), elemental trap (1000) or a paralyzing
trap (2000). You can also learn a skill for
disarming traps (1500).
The merchant at (11) can teach you survival talents, for backstab, luck, wisdom, embellish and
tracking up to level 5 for 650 gold coins, and trading up to level 10 for 800 gold coins. As with
every merchant, you can also trade with him.
In the house you will also find the following manuscript:
Warning: It's Hot! By Redfingrix
When walking through woods of grey dust, looking right and left for things to
collect, sometimes you find little red shiny stones, feeling warm on surface.
Word of warning, keep fingers to yourself Put stones in pocket and get nasty
hot surprise.
As you can see, there is a hatch and a lever in his living room. When you pull the lever, the
merchant tells you not to touch it, and locks it again. Tell him his rival is trying to destroy his goods
outside; he leaves and allows you to use the lever to open the hatch for a second time.

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In the cellar there are a series of rooms and levers that have to be activated in a specific order, to
be able to get access to the box.

Merchant Cellar
9

2
1
4

3
6

You will have to go through this with the Death Knight, where each of you takes different positions
while pulling the levers and opening doors. Although there are other sequences, a working one is
the following:
1.Hero goes to position 1 and Death Knight goes to position 2
2.Hero moves the lever at 1
3.Death Knight goes to position 3 and moves the lever there
4.Death Knight goes to position 2
5.Hero moves the lever at 1
6.Death Knight goes to position 4
7.Hero moves lever the lever at 1 and goes to position 6
8.Death Knight goes to position 5
9.Hero moves the lever at position 6
10.Death Knight goes to position 7 and moves the lever there
11.Death Knight goes to position 5
12.Hero moves lever the lever at position 6
13.Death Knight goes to position 8
14.Hero moves the lever at position 6
15.Death Knight goes to position 9 and takes the "Strange Box"
16.Death Knight goes to position 6
17.Hero moves the lever at position 6

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18.Death Knight and Hero go to exit
Once you have the box, don't open it. Your Death Knight will turn pink if you do and you don't
want to run around with a pink Death Knight or then again maybe you do. Take the chain gloves
next to the box as well, they are part of the Fire set (Princess of Fire).
Bringing the box to your quest giver will decrease your reputation by one. The robbed merchant
will even reward you with a crystal for 'helping' him, so it is a well deserved drop, but only a minor
loss compared to the experience points and gold you get in return - or the prospect of having a
cheerfully pink DK as a faithful companion.

The Shaman
The Shaman (13) is not a very friendly imp and he doesn't like you at all. He feels that imps have
lost the old ways and should go back to sacrificing imps to the gods again, as described in the book
you will find.
How our ancestors made sacrifice, by Durbatix
Subject of book is probably one of most highly-debated themes amongst
historians studying imp practices. Is clear our race once sacrifice living
creatures on altars, as tribute to Shamans and to repay Gods that granted them
their own lives. Nowadays, however, those practices been abandoned and
replaced by much more symbolical financial tributes to local Shamans. Every
day though, more join cause of re-instituting original blood sacrifices in
customs. This book will show you why
The chest in this room is trapped and unleashes a deadly swarm of insects if you try to open it. Take
the key from the cupboard against the northern wall (use the ALT key to highlight it, or just move
the other items on top). Unfortunately, summoning dolls can not open trapped containers, or there
would be an easy solution (they can trigger area effect traps for you, though). Have your Death
Knight (for example) stand beside the door, while the hero stands by the northern side of the
cupboard the chest is against, at the eastern corner. Pause the game, have the hero open the chest,
then switch to the Death Knight and have him leave via the exit. The hero will be teleported away
from the trap effect, and you can then return to the shaman's house to get the loot.
The entrance to the pit in his room is locked from this side and can only be entered via the Fire
area, later on in the game.

The two mourning sisters

Parrixa and Azarnarixa are two mourning sisters (14) who grieve over the same man that passed
away. They have not much to say to you, besides this. You will meet this specific imp ghost as soon
as you visit the western part of the cemetery at (18). A man, torn by his love between two sisters.
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reward you with a bone ring.
The solution to this quest can be found in the
Lich cave in the Mushroom forest. Once you
h a v e s o l v e d t h e m u r d e r, y o u h a v e t w o
possibilities: Talk to the murderer Parrixa, after
which she will commit suicide and her sister will
have to mourn for two lost people. Alternately,
tell Azarnarixa her sister is a murderer. She will
then kill her sister and commit suicide. A tough
choice
Inside the room you will also find the lyrics of a
song.
Love Beneath the Mushrooms
[This looks like the words to some kind of imp song]
Me met me love one Summer's night
Her skin as red as fire light
Me gave her flowers, me gave her gold
We held hand 'til the night was old.
Hey ho, twas love beneath the mushrooms
Love beneath the mushrooms
Me girls and me will always be in love beneath the mushrooms
Repeat

The alchemist house

When you try to enter the alchemist's house (15), you are stopped by an imp guard. The guard will
only let you pass if you tell him you are looking for a solution to the illness. You will find several
bottles containing unknown creams inside. The white one will relieve you from your odor, so that
you can approach the lost spider at (20) safely. Feel free to try out the other ones; one making your
skin burn and another one causing you to smell like a chicken and attracting hostile rats, but
nothing ventured nothing gained... And one will remove every effect you have rubbed on your skin
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In the cellar of the alchemist, you will see two
types of potions and a book, which says:
Emu Eartes Seus
Put 2 parts of Red Gribar root extract
and 5 parts of blue Floogefrog blood
together. Shake mixture and hope you
chose correct amount of Floogefrog
blood Otherwise it blows up!
Sometimes it blows up with right
amount too, just try again If you still
can use your hands!
You can make Emu Eartes Seus with these
potions. On reading from right to left it spells Suesse Traeume, which is German for Sweet
Dreams.
Just drag one of the northern potions over one of the potions by the western wall to create the new
mixture. It will fail the first time, but succeed at your second try. The mixture will end up in your
inventory, and is needed for the desperate imp quest.
When you are outside the house, take a look at the big packages that are stored east of the entrance.
Between them you will find a locked chest. The key can be found just west of the house, hidden
under a flowerpot in the garden.

The Desperate imp

The Emu Eartes Seus potion is needed for the desperate imp that you can find west of the
alchemist's house (16). He needs this potion for his sleepless wife, who is driving him nuts. If she
can finally sleep then he doesn't need to kill her. He gives you two speed potions as a reward.

The Hero's Wife

The Imp Hero's wife (17) misses her husband, and wants you to get him back for her, to clean up
the house. After you have visited the spider forest and completed a task for him, he can be found
south of the chieftain's house (2) and just north of the second merchant's house.
He will stand there bragging about 'his' deed, and all you have to do is send him home to his wife
to complete the quest. When you talk to the Hero's wife afterwards, she will give you a small
reward for your effort: two bottles.

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The Plague Ghost
The first imp who fell victim to the plague is buried in the cemetery (18), on the eastern side. Click
on the tombstone to summon his ghost.
He is very angry, and believes the alchemist is
responsible for his death. If you haven't yet
found the actual cause, then pay a visit to
Altoflix (4) to find out the real reason.
When you tell the ghost the truth, he gives you a
bone amulet instead of insisting on the
alchemist's death.
The ghost can also teach you some skills, but
after he knows the reason for the plague and can
rest in peace, he disappears once that
conversation is over. The skills he teaches are
some Wizard Body Offensive skills for Disease,
Polymorph, Slow, Blind, Paralyze, Pacify and
Extra Duration. All are up to level 5, and each
cost 1100 gold pieces.
The ghost will surely spend his newly acquired gold wisely on some improvements to his grave.
After all, what else can ghosts spend their money on?

The Pit
A desperate female imp is standing next to a pit
(19) and asks you to enter it to save her brother.
The pit is used by the Imps as a garbage dump.
The monster in the pit eats most of the stuff
thrown into it, which is a simple but effective
garbage disposal system. Her brother went down
there believing he could find treasures.

Pit

2
1

When you descend, the Imp is lying on the floor.

Wake him, and he tells you that he will never
come down here again and leaves by means of
the hanging rope.
1. Entry/Exit
There is a trail of gems leading east. Just like the
2. Monster
trail of gold in Divinity, this does not foretell
much good. When you follow it, you'll encounter
a level 8 mutant monster, that should not be too hard to kill. After that, loot the chests at the end
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and the Marksman Gloves (part of the Ranger set).
You could ask yourself the question, if it is more important to have the Battlefields key or leave
the Impish garbage disposal system as it is? There is no experience gained by sparing the monster,
and you will be long gone before they can fill the pit with garbage, so it is not really a difficult
choice.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this level, just
in case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Alchemists house
Cause of the plague
Find alchemist4
Find the murderer3
Floogefrog killer1
Imp fell down hole
Imp ghost
Imp woman looking for husband2
Lost key3
Lost spider
Potion from alchemists house
Special mushroom1
Steal a box
Quest Items
Strange Box from merchant
Emu Eartes Seus potion
A spider
Mushroom extract
Unknown white cream

Special Items
Battlefields key, level 2
Marksman Gloves (Ranger set)
Princess of Fire (Fire set)
Skills
Survival Talents Backstab, lvl 5
Survival Traps Convert traps Disarming, lvl 5
Survival Traps Convert traps Elemental, lvl 5
Survival Traps Convert traps Paralyzing, lvl 5
Survival Traps Convert traps Spikes, lvl 5
Survival Survivor Talents Embellish, lvl 5
Survival Survivor Talents Luck, lvl 5
Survival Survivor Talents Tracking, lvl 5
Survival Survivor Talents Trading, lvl 10
Survival Survivor Talents Wisdom, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Blind, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Disease, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Extra duration, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Pacify, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Paralyze, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Polymorph, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Slow, lvl 5

*Can only be solved by visiting other areas.

1) Small Mushroom forest
2) Spider forest
3) Mushroom forest
4) Fire area
On leaving the Village you need the mushroom extract in your inventory, which is required in the
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Little Mushroom Forest

The little mushroom forest could as well have been named Mutant forest, as you will encounter
many level 8 Mutants and, on one occasion, even a level 20 Mutant. The Mutants have a very low
resistance against poison, but their resistances against ethereal, spiritual, shadow and bone
damage are also low.

The pyramids
Upon entering the area you will soon see a chest just waiting for you (2). However the chest is a
trap, and you fall into a pit. An Imp calls to you from above, claiming he will free you for 500 gold

Little Mushroom Forest

3

5
6
2
1
7

1. Entry/Exit
2. Open chest
3. Teleport Point

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4. Flooge Killer Cave

5. Talking Mushroom
6. Special Mushroom

7. Treasure

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Forest
pieces. Since he doesn't help you anyway, it's pointless to pay him.
After you end the conversation, the Imp
Historian appears, who is the same one that took
the teleporter pyramids from the main character
in Divine Divinity. He will give you one of these
pyramids, and tells you that he does not know
where the other is.
It will remain a mystery from where the historian
came or what his continuing interest is in a set of
teleporter pyramids he obviously does not
require to travel where he pleases. Apparently he
likes to take a more active role in historical
events than is usual for his profession.
Teleporter pyramids come in pairs and are used
to teleport yourself and your party members from one pyramid to the other. The usual range
restrictions apply to summoning dolls, so you may wish to first click on the doll again to
unsummon any you have active before teleporting over long distances. There are three things you
can do with the pyramids.
1. Drag and drop the pyramid from your inventory to the location where you want to be teleported
back to.
2.Use the second pyramid in your inventory to teleport to the dropped pyramid. The second
pyramid stays in your inventory.
3. Drop and use the second pyramid. In that case you are teleported to the first pyramid, while
leaving the other pyramid behind. This is commonly used to retrieve a pyramid, or to jump back
to a safe location to get supplies, drop off loot and then teleport directly back to where you left off
exploring.

Pit

Two new icons will appear in the secondary skill interface,

which offer options for using a pyramid (option 2) or dropping
and using it (option 3).
Initially you will have to use the pyramid and take it with you, so
when you get to the second pyramid you will have them both. At
the other pyramid, positioned at (3) on the map, a level 20
Mutant will be waiting for you.

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The imp who offered to help you but didn't, can still be found in the neighborhood of the pit you
fell into. Depending on how much you dislike him now, you can kill him or let him live. When
defeated he drops a medium earth crystal, if that helps your decision.

The Floogefrog killer

At the east side of the forest there is a cave (4).
When you descend into it (1a) you will see
many dead Floogefrogs of various sizes, letting
you know this cave is the lair of the Floogefrog
killer. This monster, which is actually a level 12
Black spider, can be found in the south-east of
the cave (2a). It is most vulnerable to ethereal
and piercing damage and, as it is a spider, using
poison on it is useless.
Take care when the Flooge killer goes down, as
he is able to feign death and when you turn your
back, can get up again at 50% of his health.
After killing it, go to Xantsirax, the Floogefrog
herder and report your success, in order to get
the experience points, a rune and 1000 gp.

Cave
1a

2a

1a. Entry / Exit

2a. Floogefrog Killer

Talking mushroom
In the centre of the forest, a mushroom starts
talking to you (5). It threatens to spread deadly
spores if you don't hand over all of your money.
If you see through this bluff, an imp runs away
from behind the mushroom. If you give him the
gold, you can track him down to the area near the
entrance of the Floogefrog killer's cave. Don't
kill him though, as he won't be able to give you
your money back then. Just point your sword at
his throat and make him return it.

The Special Mushroom

In the west of the forest a special mushroom can
be found (6), which is guarded by an impish elf,
or an elvish imp, depending on your point of view. He will tell you that all of nature is sacred,
mushrooms belong to the forest and nobody should take them away. That is one way of looking
at things.

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Forest
If you agree with him and leave, you can not complete the quest to find the special mushroom for
the mushroom farmer. If you consider experience points to be more important, then bluff him by
saying dwarves are cutting down some mushrooms. Make sure to learn the skills for bow and
crossbow first, if you require them, as he will run away once you have tricked him.
After you take the mushroom, bring it back to the mushroom farmer in the Imp Village.

Guarding the treasure

In the south-west of the forest (7) a Winkorr is guarding a precious treasure: a new Battlefields key
(level 3). The Winkorr is rather tough with 395 hitpoints and high resistances. The best effect can
be achieved by using weapons that do earth damage, like earth arrows, as its resistance against that
type of damage is low. After killing it, pick up the Cloudstinger sword.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this level, just
in case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quest
Talking mushroom
Special Items
Battlefields key, level 3
Cloudstinger sword
Teleportation Pyramids
Medium Earth Crystal

Quest Items
Special mushroom
Skills
Warrior Ranged specialties Bow, lvl 5
Warrior Ranged specialties Crossbow, lvl 5

On leaving the Little Mushroom Forest you need the mushroom extract in your inventory, which
is required in the Mushroom forest.

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Spider Forest
The spider forest, as its name implies, is inhabited by spiders. There are regular and black spiders.
All spiders have a very low resistance against ethereal damage. Combined with a piercing weapon,
like bow and arrows or a spear, these do the most damage. Spiders use poison as a weapon and
have a high resistance against poison. If your resistances to poison are low, you should get as many
health potions as you can find. Additionally, there is also a poison crystal that can be found in the
forest, which will boost this resistance. One of the imps in the village, or a battlefield trader, may
also have a poison crystal. With this as an extra defense, a good tactic might be to make sure the
character in front has the highest resistance against poison, and have the other shoot the spiders
with arrows from a distance.
This area is full of cocoons, some containing items. Make sure you save regularly before opening
them, as a few are trapped.

The Imp Hero

North-west of your entry point into the forest (1), you will find the Imp hero, who's wife would
like him to return to clean the house. He is not nearly as heroic as he would like others to believe,
and ran out of courage before getting to the spider he wanted to kill. This is going to be your next
task: retrieving a spider's leg for him, so he can return to the village claiming victory, with the
'proof' to back up his story.

Spider Forest
5

16

15
10
6

3
2

7
1

14

9
8

13

12
11

Traps
1.
2.
3.
4.

Entry/Exit
Spider Leg
Locked Chest
Girl in Web

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5.
6.
7.
8.

Spider Priest
Imp Patrol
Hermit Cave
Spider Pit

9. Camp
10. Spider Queen
11. Spider Attack
12. Old Spider

13.
14.
15.
16.

Exiled Spider
Spider Poet
Spider Babies
Octorr

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There is only one spider that drops such a leg, and it can be found a bit further to the north-west
(2). When the spider is dead, take its leg and give it to the imp, who can now brag about his 'heroic'
deeds in the Imp Village. Before he leaves he gives you a mace for your help.
Upon your return to the village, you can find the imp hero south of the Chieftain's house. Tell him
that his wife is looking for him.

Treasures
North of the entry point (1), a medium poison crystal can be found. Be careful, as there is a poison
trap in front of it, which requires a level 3 trap detection skill in order to detect. Disarm it, if you
have that skill, or try to take the crystal very carefully. It should be put into the crystal bag, to
increase the poison resistance of whoever is wearing it.
North-west of where you killed the spider for its leg, a locked chest can be found (3). The key to
this chest lies in the Fire area. After finding it there, you will have to come back to unlock it and
discover there is little of value in the chest.

The Web Girl

In the far north-west of the forest, an Imp girl is being held captive in a web (4). As you approach,
it turns out to be an illusion and the girl disappears. Four spiders will appear behind you instead.

A Ceremony
To the east of this trap, a spider priest and its
servants are conducting a ceremony, to sacrifice
an imp. The imp is already dead when you reach
him, regardless of how fast you are. The spider
priest and its servants are not too thrilled about
you interrupting them and decide that you will
have to die as well.

The Spider Queen

An imp patrol (6) asks for your help to rescue
their comrade from a mummy. As it turns out this
is not a mummy with bandages and such, but a
mother, or to be more precise; the queen of the
spiders. The imps stole a few of her eggs, which she didn't particularly like, and she took their
buddy Stignix in retaliation. The leader of the patrol asks you to rescue him before it is too late.
The spider queen can be found north of the imp patrol (10). Before you can get to her, the spider
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web. Of course, one spider is no match for you
The queen sits in front of her web, holding an
unconscious Imp captive. She is harder to kill
than the other spiders, having better resistances
and more vitality. You have to be fast now, as the
sound of the battle will attract other spiders in the
neighborhood, if you have not already killed
them, and you could soon end up with multiple
spiders to deal with.
Once you kill the queen, she will drop a spider
cure, a rune and a demonic summoning doll. The
spider cure is required to awaken Stignix, so give
it to him. As this cure only seems to work on
imps, it is useless to keep it for yourself. After
rescuing him, he will thank you and run away. Both he and the imp patrol will leave the forest and
you will not be able to find the patrol anymore. However, you can find Stignix in the Imp Village
again, where he can tell you about a secret passage in the Mushroom Forest.
Before you leave, take a piece of the queen's spider web, as you will need that later on in the
Mushroom forest. At the east side of the web one of the cocoons holds a Battlefields key, giving
access to level 5 of the Battlefields.

The Hermit
South of the imp patrol, a hermit is hiding in his cave (7). He has been living there for a long time
already, but recently the spiders have changed. His house is no longer safe as they grow stronger
by the day, though he does not want to leave. He wouldn't be much of a hermit living in the village.
Therefore he asks you to get an amulet for him providing extra protection against poison.
The hermit can teach you some really powerful shaman magic spells that create an insect swarm,
spikes, earthquake or a hammer for 1111 gold coins each.
Make sure you read the book that warns you about odd gems in the Fire area.
Warning: It's hot! By Redfingrix
When walking through woods of grey dust, looking right and left for things to
collect, sometime you find little red shiny stones, feeling warm on surface. Word
of warning, keep fingers to yourself put stones in pocket and get nasty hot
surprise.

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North-east of the hermit (8), a spider pit can be
found. When you descend into the pit (1a), search
for a chest in the south-west corner (2a) after
taking care of a couple mutants. The protection
amulet you need is inside. It may work for imps, at
least, but there are no bonuses which would help
your own poison resistance if you kept it. So bring
the amulet back to the hermit to complete the quest
and get the experience points.
The hermit rewards you with some holy water.
This is used to create one permanent potion with
the appropriate "extract" alchemy skill on level 4.

Spider Pit
1a
2a

1a. Entry / Exit

2a. Spider Amulet

The Expedition
To the north-east of the pit there is an empty camp (9). A manuscript, that can be found on one of
the beds, gives some insight into what happened.
First when we arrive, not much happen. Everything quiet. Sometimes we meet
spiders, not hard to beat. Always alone, them spiders. But then when we getting
deeper in forest, slowly spiders got bigger... and harder! Expeditions got lost,
people got killed. Spiders got smarter and stronger, and and smarter!
Sometimes there were ambushes. Trapped us, stole our food.
Now we're surrounded. Spiders everywhere. Don't know which way to turn.
Soon last attempt to attack, to get free. I not think we survive.
Nobody from the expedition is to be found here, and they probably met an ill fate. A bit further
to the north-east you will see what happened to many of them, perhaps all. They are dead and
entangled in the spider webs. After killing the spiders, the imps probably wouldn't mind if you
recover their belongings, which would otherwise just be lying around there.

The Old Spider and the Vandals

Not all spiders are hostile. An old spider who is tired of fighting has only one purpose left in life;
to build the largest web possible, as a monument. But there are some spider vandals who are only
interested in tearing the web down. The old spider asks you to take care of them.
The vandals can be found to the north and north-east of the old spider. There are three of them in
total and once you killed them all, the old spider rewards you with a rune.
Before you go and hunt the vandals down, pay a visit to the exiled spider first, as you might make
his quest useless otherwise.

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The Exiled Spider
In the south-east of the forest (13) an exiled
spider is complaining about the authorities who
took over control a while ago. They allow no
opposition and exiled him to this part of the
forest because he dared to speak out.
He wants you to kill the leader, a spider priest,
that hangs out a bit to the north of the old spider.
Once you have killed the spider priest, he gives
you a chain helmet as a reward. However, if you
kill the spider priest before talking to the exiled
spider, you wont find him anymore and thus get
no rewards.
Be careful upon entering the area north of the exiled spider; there are a few traps and a trapped
cocoon, which is lethal. These traps can only be detected if you have the trap detection skill at level
4 or better. If you don't have this skill, then either don't go there or make sure you save relatively
frequently. There isn't a great deal interesting to find there anyway. If you do not have the skill
to disarm traps, some of them can be avoided by opening containers from a distance (such as the
opposite side of a ruined wall) and others can be triggered by a summoning doll to clear the way.

Spider Babies
If you are into poetry, pay a visit to another spider in this forest capable of speech. In this case, it
speaks in a poetic manner. Besides listening to the spider poet (14) and seeing how the Death
Knight reacts to poetry, there is not much else to do there.
North of the poet, are hostile spider babies (15). These are easier to kill than their older relatives,
but they come in batches. One way to deal with them is to try and kill as many as possible from
a distance, and then take care of the remainder with a melee weapon from nearby. They shouldn't
be too much trouble, though.
In the ruins, where the spider babies came from, there is a lethal trapped cocoon. Make sure you
save before trying to open it and find the Flamestinger sword in it. There is also a book to be found,
written by a botanist.
The Trees and Spiders of the Spider Forest, by Angujam the famous botanist.
This book seems to be written by an imp Botanist who came here to study the
vegetation of the spider forest. He seems to have found many interesting things
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are of little use to most people. [The book appears to be unfinished]

Back to the Village

Before you head back to the Imp Village, you
should visit the following two places. The first is
an Octorr to the north east guarding a bit of gold
(16). The Octorr is very strong, but doesn't like
fire much, so use skills that inflict that damage.
Using the hammer spell to stun it, or the insect
swarm spell to reduce its vitality, are also very
effective. Make sure to take the Wavestinger
sword with you.
At the south side of the forest (11) a spider
hatches from its cocoon and is attacked by other
spiders. This just shows that life as a spider is not
very easy. There is nothing you can do for the
spider, though. It will turn on you despite any attempts to kill its attackers. Apparently blood is
thicker than water... even bad blood.
Once back in the Imp Village, locate Stignix (10 on the Imp Village map) who will either offer a
reward in gold for rescuing him or tell you about a secret passage in the Mushroom forest. This
secret passage leads to much more treasure, so it is worth taking that option.
After that, locate the Imp Hero. He should be bragging about his achievements somewhere east
of Stignix. Just tell him his wife is waiting for him, to solve the quest.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this level, just

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in case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Exiled spider
Find a spider leg
Imp patrol
The hermit
Giant spider web
Interesting secret
Quest Items
Queen's spider web
Spider amulet
Spider cure
Spider leg

Special Items
Battlefields key, level 5
Demonic summoning doll
Flamestinger sword
Holy water
Medium poison crystal
Wavestinger sword
Skills
Wizard Shaman magic Nature Earthquake, lvl. 5
Wizard Shaman magic Nature Hammer, lvl. 5
Wizard Shaman magic Nature Insect swarm, lvl. 5
Wizard Shaman magic Nature Spikes, lvl. 5

Upon leaving the forest you should have the queen's spider web and the mushroom extract in your
inventory. Both are required in the Mushroom forest.

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Mushroom Forest
Mushroom Forest
4
3

1
5

7
8

12
11
13
10

14

1.
2.
3.
4.

Entry/Exit
Shopping Imp
Imp with Ring
Raanaar Ghosts

5.
6.
7.
8.

Key and Mutant

Lich Cave
Imp Corpse
Tidy Forest

9. Imp Farmer
13. Paralyzed
10. Farmers Wife
Imps
11. Obelisk
14. Guarded Chest
12. Secret Passage

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In the Mushroom forest you will have to fight Earth Elementals. These elementals, as their name
suggests, do earth damage, such as earthquakes.
Earth Elementals have a very high resistance against earth damage, but can be harmed easily with
the opposite element, which is air damage. They are also vulnerable to spiritual and ethereal
damage.
If they are too strong for you, consider spending a skill point in the polymorph skill. that the result
of this skill can occasionally be a stronger creature, though, ranging from a rat, Tibar, Raanaar
ghost, Shadow Creature up to Fire Elemental.

Foolish Imps
There are two entrances into the Mushroom forest (1). Whichever you take, Earth Elementals will
be waiting for you.
To the north-west of the northern entrance, you see a dead imp who was apparently on the way to
a merchant, judging by the shopping list.
[This note appears to be a shopping list and in some places it's covered with
reddish stains and mud.]
2 apples
loaf of bread
ale (lots! Father-in-law coming for visit!)
a kitchen knife
The father-in-law must be really missing his ale
by now
Further to the north-east another Imp, this time
alive, offers you a ring, just like that (3). Never
trust an imp giving you something for free. This
case is no different. The ring has some markings
engraved on its surface.
Victory means honour - Xequentar, first
warrior of Nemisis
The actual owners of the ring can be found
further north (4). Two Raanaar ghosts wanting
their stolen ring back. You have the choice to give it back and receive a piece of the Fire set; Chain
armor King of Fire. Alternately you can fight them and get two shields in addition to the armor.
They should not be too difficult to kill, if you would prefer doing that.

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The Lich Cave

A mutant finds a shiny thing in the forest, which turns out to be a key (5). It brings the key to its
master in a cave located a bit north of there (6). This is the missing key of Tatourix in the Imp
Village.
Inside the cave (1a) there are several Tibars and Flying Eyes, which are friendly unless they are
attacked. Your goal is to find three statues, which are needed to unlock a door. You can find them
at (2a), (3a) and (4a). Before you go, take a look at the writing on the wall near the statue, telling
you not to trust your eyes.
You can also find a book and a manuscript in the room you are in now (1a).
MAGICAL TRAGEDIES
PART IX

Lich Cave

1a

3a

2a

5a
4a

6a

7a

1a. Entry / Exit

2a. Statue
3a. Statue

4a. Statue
5a. Battlefields key
6a. Star

7a. Lich and Mutant

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Dimensional Doors and teleportation - Never cross a magical boundary without
a weapon to hand.
Reanimation Notes 2, by Mage Mardork
My experiment was a partial success! Using a machine I had set up specifically
for the purpose, I managed to channel a bolt of lightning straight into the
re-constituted body! At first, all I could see was a bit of smoke and the smell of
scorched flesh, but suddenly the left arm began to twitch and slowly my creature
arose until it was fully vertical. I must say, it was both marvellous and grotesque
to behold. On catching sight of itself in one of my mirrors, the creature shrieked
in horror and ran from my laboratory. I have sent my imps after it, but so far they
have not returned.
The second statue can be found at (3a). There is
also a creature in there resembling a Lich. But
remember the writing at the entrance of the cave?
This guy is telling the truth, he is not the Lich
master you are looking for.
Also a part in the magic tragedies can be found
here.
MAGICAL TRAGEDIES
PART V
Spell duration - The strategic art of
battle-magic
The third statue is to be found at (4a). Again
there is a creature there that looks like a Lich and again he is not the one you are looking for. A
third Lich will be in there as well. If you say you do not believe them, they will turn hostile and
drop fairly good loot upon defeat. Alternately, you can use pickpocket to get a permanent
intelligence potion (+6), medium water crystal, Zandalor's Inferno oak wand (Wizard set) and
rune.
Check out the books and manuscripts to find the first part of the reanimation notes.
Reanimation Notes 1, by Mage Mardork
The nature of these recent demon attacks means that Raanaar bodies are often
so badly mutilated that they are beyond even our most powerful resurrection
spells, so I'm seeking a new way in which to reanimate the bodies of our fallen
companions. I have managed to gather body parts from several dead Raanaar,
which one of my imp servants has sewn together to form one complete cadaver.

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Sadly, his sewing leaves much to be desired, so even if I do manage to reanimate
this pile of flesh, I fear its appearance will turn even the strongest of stomachs.
And something about crystal balls.
Crystal Balls and their uses
For many centuries crystal balls have aided astrologers and magic users alike.
This tome will enlighten you to the wondrous ways of using your very own
crystal ball. Divination will never be the same again!
Once you have the three statues, go to (6a). Five
pentagrams are painted on the ground, with a
statue already on one of them. Place the three
statues you collected on the three outer
pentagrams and a sapphire key will appear in the
center. This key unlocks the door leading south.
Go all the way south and you will encounter the
Lich master and the corpse of the mutant who
found the key (7a). The Lich appears to be
friendly and tells you to take the key. However,
once you do, he will attack. He isn't very strong
and is vulnerable to fire damage. Use some of
that if you like, to make the fight easier.
You will find some more magic related books and manuscripts here.
The power of Clairvoyance
The ability to perceive things that are not present to the normal five senses.
Budding mage or experienced Loremaster? With this book anyone can learn
how to do the unthinkable. Discover where all those ancient artifacts, scattered
about the planes, are hiding, and better yet, find out where your mentor really
goes to during all those "important" magic meetings!
The Compete Wizard's familiar
1001 ways to make your familiar work more effectively for you! This book
covers advanced techniques useable during combat, spying, information
gathering, casting and much more.
Every professional mage needs to have a familiar. Now you too can realise its
full potential with more tips and tricks than ever before!

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More importantly, take a peek into the diary of the Lich.

[One entry in this lich's diary peaks your interest.]
Sold a Death Potion to this imp female Parrixa for 10 Jurrijurri mushrooms
(which are very rare and only imps can find them) and half a dozen tibar shells,
which I need because the tibar hunter is not coming to my cave anymore. Maybe
I shouldn't have killed his apprentice last time but then the living don't tend
to give up their intestines very willingly!
So now you have found out it was Parrixa who committed the murder. Report this to the ghost in
the Imp Village graveyard.
On your way back, visit the hidden area (5a).
Take the corridor going east and find the very
well hidden passage going to the north-east. In
this small hidden room, you will find a level 4
Battlefields key. Once you have that, leave the
cave.

More Impish Foolishness

You would think that having a book about
poisonous mushrooms would actually help in
determining which were safe to eat. Yet it didn't
appear to have helped the dead imp (7) much.
Alternative Ways to Identify Poisonous
Mushrooms
[The book describes new ways of identifying poisonous mushrooms. The author
guarantees success. Some techniques include using non-imps to test the effects
of various mushrooms on their health. The book also includes a long list with
descriptions of various poisonous mushrooms. The book looks very expensive,
so it must be good!]
Further on south you can loot an incentive, meant to keep the forest tidy. The barrels there (8) are
full of garbage, and perhaps a couple of potions.

The Farmer and his Wife

The imp farmer (9) really misses his wife. She vanished one day and now he has no one to
prepare his meals. Being very hungry, he wants you to find his wife in exchange for a reward.
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should not be a challenge for you and their death rewards you with Zandalor's Skin, a robe out of
the wizard set. When they attack you, the wife runs back to her husband. You will have to return
to him in order to collect your reward, a medium air crystal.

The Obelisk
The death of the great illusionist Marrangar,
must have been something special for him to end
up with not only a gravestone, but also an obelisk
(11).
Gravestone
H e re l i e s M a r r a n g a r, T h e g re a t
illusionist.
(Sorry about the mushrooms)
If you click on the obelisk, you get a skill book
from the great mage. This will teach you
elemental attacks, elemental defenses and
elemental curses, which could come in handy when fighting even more elementals.

The Secret Passage

Remember what Stignix said about the secret
passage? It was in the center of a circle. Just
take a look at the map and the white
mushrooms on it. They form a circle (or
actually an ellipse). And the center holds this
hidden passage (12), very well hidden behind
some of the grey mushrooms.
It leads to a cave (1b) with several Fire
Elementals, who will try to harm you with fire
damage. The elementals themselves are very
resistant against fire, but not against the
opposite; water damage. If you can't inflict
water damage, try ethereal, spiritual, shadow or
bone damage instead.

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Go to the other side of the cave (2b) where you
will find a hanging rope leading up to another
area.
As soon as you enter, a cutscene conversation
will start with the Tree of Insight. It will offer to
answer a single question, in exchange for a minor
amount of your life force. In fact, this amount is
so minor it does not influence your stats at all.
With limits to its abilities, you are given a choice
among five questions. Two of them lead to a
reward fairly quickly.

I would like to find some gold.

So, your soul desires gold, human? These wishes are easily fulfilled. Look inside this chest, and
you will have your wish...
I need a powerful weapon.
A powerful weapon? Very well, you shall have it... one of the imps in the village has hidden such
a weapon under his bed...
On asking for gold, a chest will appear containing 3496 gold pieces. After choosing the 'powerful'
weapon option, it is hidden in the imp hero's house, a Heavy Crossbow Inquisition - Unique
(Crushing: 18-39). While perhaps not the most powerful of crossbows, being unique, it will not
need to be repaired. If you are patient, you can find this crossbow on your own, though, after you
have solved the main quest for the act and taken the time to scavenge the village.
The other three questions give you an idea of things to look for in act 3, though actually asking
the question is not required.
I could use some better armor.
In the wilderness around the Temple of Raan you can find the grave of an unknown soldier... but
beware, even his armor didn't prevent him from being killed...
I would like more teaching.
Teachers can be found everywhere. On your journey, look for the Portal of Rixx... it might teach
you an interesting lesson...

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Do you know any secrets?

Many secrets exist in this world... In the Temple of Raan is a crypt and inside is a secret chamber,
find it and turn off all the lights. And the reward is yours...

The Evil Mushroom

Around an evil looking mushroom you will find
six paralyzed imps (13). Next to one of them a
manuscript explains what happened.
Make Antidote
To whoever reads this
Am not good writer, but now now, just
had to write this down. Sitting here in
dark, hoping that that evil mushroom
won't find me. Thing just came out of
nowhere, just hit us! And then Barrix
and Theol and and everyone except
me frozen by that damn thing! I ran and
then just sat. Waited. Now I'm writing.
So family knows what happened. Hope
mushroom won't get me. Hope it gone.
Mushroom never was so aggressive before. Maybe Shaman right when say gods
angry with imps. All imps apart from me stand helpless, frozen by evil
mushroom.
Fortunately still have antidote for imps frozen by mushroom. Alchemist said
making antidote is very easy. Trickiest part is getting ingredients. Need piece of
spider queen's web and mix it with mushroom extract. Saw alchemist once doing
it, before he become crazy and eat all imps. Alchemist says antidote only works
for imps.
Will try to go to imps and free them now. Hopefully evil mushroom don't see me.
Me very much afraid
If you visited the areas in the order suggested, you should have the mushroom extract from the
mushroom farmer's house in the Imp Village and a piece of the spider queen's web in the Spider
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the quest, rewarding you with 800 gold pieces and the experience points.

The Tasty Mushroom

South of the evil mushroom a Kirgorr and some Earth Elementals guard a wine chest.
The Kirgorr is not easy to kill, with its 395 vitality points. It does however have a low resistance
against water damage. If you don't have that, then use shadow damage and hit it with whatever
weapon you have.
Once the Kirgorr and the Elementals are killed, open the chest and take out the tasty mushroom
that, when eaten, boosts the luck of both you and the Death Knight by three points.

Back to the Village

When you are done in the Mushroom forest, go back to the village and tell the ghost in the
cemetery that Parrixa was the one who killed him. He will give you a bone ring for your help. You
can also visit the grieving sisters if you want. There are two options when you do. See the Imp
Village section for more information.
Pay Tatourix a visit as well and give him the key, to solve that quest as well.

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Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this level, just
in case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Give ring to Raanaar ghosts
Helpless imps
Missing wife
Quest Items
Lich Diary
Raanaar Ring
Key for Tatourix
Special Items
Battlefields key, level 4
Heavy Crossbow Inquisition
King of Fire (fire set)
Medium air crystal
Medium water crystal
Permanent intelligence potion
Strange mushroom
Zandalors Inferno (wizard set)
Zandalors Skin (wizard set)

Skills
Wizard Elemental Attack Focusses Instant Air, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Attack Focusses Instant Earth, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Attack Focusses Instant Fire, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Attack Focusses Instant Water, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Attack Spread Missile Air, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Attack Spread Missile Earth, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Attack Spread Missile Fire, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Attack Spread Missile Water, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Curses Focused Air, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Curses Focused Earth, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Curses Focused Extra Duration, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Curses Focused Fire, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Curses Focused Water, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Individual Reflective Air, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Individual Reflective Earth, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Individual Reflective Extra Duration,
lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Individual Reflective Fire, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Individual Reflective Water, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Party Resistances Air, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Party Resistances Earth, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Party Resistances Extra Duration, lvl.
5
Wizard Elemental Defense Party Resistances Fire, lvl. 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Party Resistances Water, lvl. 5

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Fire Area
Fire Area
5

2
1
3

4
11

12

15

10
13

6
14
7

1.
2.
3.
4.

Entry/Exit
Blood Trail
Alchemist Cave
Fire Gems

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5.
6.
7.
8.

Quisirisi Fruit
Bridge
Four Candles
Necro Pit

9. Lava Cave
13. Meteorite
10. Main Teleport 14. Larakiri Root
11. Pink Teleport 15. Shaman Cave
12. White Teleport

Fire Area
Things don't get any easier in the Fire area. Fire
Elementals try to inflict as much fire based
damage as they can. There are also several Fire
Demons that are usually accompanied by one or
more Fire Elementals, and like to throw fire
spells at you.
Both have a very high resistance against fire and
it is useless to try harming them that way.
Furthermore, Fire Demons have a fairly high
sight range and will see you before you see them.
You will notice they have targeted you, because
a pentagram will show below your feet, lowering
your fire resistance. Of course by that time it is
too late to do anything against the spell being
cast.
Have your fire resistance as high as possible and use weapons or spells that do water damage on
the Fire Elementals. They also don't like ethereal, spiritual, shadow and bone damage. These
damages don't do much against Fire Demons, though. You will just have to hit them with any
weapon you have. The most effective skills are the Shaman hammer to stun them, and insect
swarm, which is a very powerful spell in general.
When you encounter fire demons and elementals together, you should try to take out the demons
first, since they used ranged magic attacks. The elementals do not use any long range attacks or
spells, so if necessary you could have one character run around to distract them while the other
uses a bow or ranged magical attack to kill.

The Alchemist
Upon entering the Fire Area (1), a Tibar crawls
toward you, and morphs into Samuel's Hunter,
the shadow creature send to kill you. It is best
defeated with a slashing weapon, preferably
doing ethereal, shadow or bone damage.
North-east of the entrance, a blood trail (2) leads
south and takes you to a cave: the alchemists
hideout. He will only be there after the
Chieftain's son gives you the quest to find him.
During your conversation with the alchemist,
you can explain that the Floogefrogs are the
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cure, but needs three ingredients; Grey Quisirisi Fruit (found at 5), Blue Larakiri Root (found at
14) and the Yellow Bafflimiri Mushroom (found in the pit at 8).
The alchemist can teach you the survival alchemy skill for 2500 gold coins and some wizard
elemental skills, ranging from 300 to 1200 gold coins.
When you have gathered the three ingredients and talk to the alchemist again, he will start making
the potion. Talking to him for the third time will lead to a turn of events making this part rather
linear and results in the end of this act, as described in the Shaman's Realm section. Make sure that
you do everything that needs to be done before talking to him this third time, as there is no
opportunity for solving any open quests after that.

Gems
East of the alchemist there are small gems on the
ground. But remember the warning from
Redfingrix about the nasty hot surprise? These
gems are not real gems. When you pick them up
they turn into Fire Elementals. If you think you
can handle them, it is a good way to gain more
experience. If not, then don't touch them.

The Bridge
South east of the alchemist there are two bridges.
On the other side, there are six Fire Elementals
waiting for you. There is an easy way to kill four
of them, however you will not receive any
experience points that way. Run south as fast as you can until you see four candles on the ground
(7). For each candle you blow out, one elemental dies, without giving any experience. A slower
method that gives experience would be to have one character hit and run at close range, so as not
to become surrounded, while the other does most or all of the damage from a distance.

The Pit
In the south-east of the Fire area (8) a pit is located below a big rock. If you have spoken to the
alchemist, there will be a short cutscene conversation as you approach it. Here you find the Yellow
Bafflimiri Mushroom the alchemist needs.
When you enter the pit you are in a dungeon consisting of two levels, filled with level 8 mutants.
They are most vulnerable to poison, otherwise ethereal, spiritual, shadow or bone damage hurts
them too. You could also consider using the hammer spell. There are often many mutants together
and using the hammer either kills, or stuns them, making the fights easier.

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Pit Dungeon, Level 1

4a

3a

2a

5a

1a
1a. Entry
2a. Key

3a. Locked Chest

4a. Stairway

5a. Stairway

From the entry to this dungeon (1a) go north and then head east until you reach (2a). There you
will find a hidden golden key, which you apparently can not take (use the ALT key to show it).
However, if you move the two barrels away from the wall you will find that the section there is
an illusion, and you can walk in to get the key.
This key unlocks a chest to the west, opposite of where you are now (3a).
Again you can walk through part of the wall to
get to the chest, but without the need to move
anything first. The chest is trapped with a
discourage spell, but since you will likely have
cleared the mutants first, this temporary effect
should not matter.
South of where you found the key there is locked
door, behind which a lever and a stairway
leading down (5a) can be seen.
Go to the north of the dungeon (4a) and go down
via the stairs. As soon as you do that, the stairway
collapses and is unusable (6a). The Death Knight
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shadow running away, who might be responsible for this. In any case, it looks like your way back
is cut off now.

Pit Dungeon, Level 2

6a

8a

7a

9a

6a. Stairway
8a. Crystal
7a. Bafflimiri Mushroom 9a. Exit

Another exit is in the south-east of this level (9a). The doors leading to it are locked however, and
there appears to be no way to open them. Don't worry about it, you will find your way there soon
enough.
The Yellow Bafflimiri Mushroom, an ingredient for the cure to the plague, can be found in the
south-west (7a). Take this with you before you go to the west of the dungeon (8a). There you will
see a crystal fragment. When you touch it, you will be summoned by the Necromancer again for
another task (see the Necromancer section for this).
After completing this, he will teleport you back to (9a) and you can ascend the ladder to get back
to the first level and from there, leave the dungeons.

Teleporters
North of the pit there is a triangular shaped teleporter (10). The teleporter brings you to a pink
island to the east (11). On that island there are some arrows you can take, but not much else for
loot. A cutscene after your teleport will show a second island (initially this will still be blacked
out unless you have a fairly large sight range) with another teleporter on it: the white island. There

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is apparently no way to reach it, since the teleporter pad resets to send you back to the one you
came from. After a while you should notice that one of the points of each of the triangular
teleporter is lit, and indicates which direction you will be sent.
The trick to reach the white island is to teleport to
the pink island, drop your teleporter pyramid,
teleport back with the triangular teleporter you
just came on, and then use the teleporter pyramid
to jump to the pink island. Pick up the teleporter
pyramid and use the triangular teleporter to get to
the white island. On this island there is a key,
near the tree trunk. This is the key unlocking the
chest in the Spider forest. As the chest does not
contain much of value, this has actually not been
a particularly worthwhile undertaking.
The triangular teleporter on this white island
takes you back to the mainland.

The Meteorite
South-east of the teleporters, a meteorite crashed
down. This meteorite is very dangerous and full
of poison. What's more, it's trapped, so be careful
in its neighborhood. There is a medium shadow
crystal to the east of the meteorite and a medium
fire crystal to the west. Use the ALT key if you
have trouble finding them. The fire crystal gives
a +4 extra protection against the fire based
creatures, so is rather useful.
But before you can grab those crystals, a Runkorr
would like to see you dead. Hit it with anything
that does air damage, as it has a low resistance
against that. It also has a Mudstinger sword, that
you can consider yours after defeating it.

The Lava Cave

In the very south of the Fire area (9) you can see a cave, but you can not reach it, as your way there
is blocked by several lava streams. To get to the other side, just throw one pyramid over the lava
streams and teleport yourself there. Don't forget to pick up your teleporter before you enter the
cave.

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Inside the lava cave you will encounter many Water Elementals that inflict water damage. They,

Lava Cave

6b
1b
5b
4b

2b
3b

1b. Entry / Exit

2b. Battlefields Key

3b. Treasure Imp

4b. Chest

5b. Chest
6b. Treasure

of course, have a high resistance against water, but a very low resistance to fire. Also, their ethereal
and spiritual resistances are low. For the best defense, swap the fire crystals in your crystal bag
with water crystals and use any armor you have that protects against water damage.
From the cave entrance (1b) there is a trail of gems leading south. Follow that trail and pick up
the gems. In one of the corners of the cave (2b) a Battlefields key can be found, granting access
to the level 6 Battlefields.
The gem trail leads to a treasure hunting Imp (3b). He is not too fond of having competition in this
cave, as he wishes to keep the treasure for himself. He is especially not amused that you picked
up his gems, because they were a trail leading back to the entry of this cave. He must have been
reading the story of Hansel and Gretel, from the Grimm brothers.
The treasure the Imp wanted to keep for himself can be found at (6b). The main item is a skill book,
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the treasure. You have two options now: share the treasure or kill the imp, which is not very
difficult. The result is the same, at least as far as the skills are concerned; you get the book either
way. The major difference is that you end up with a dead imp.
Before you leave the cave, take a look at the two
chests with random content at (4b) and (5b), one
of which will be empty if you decided to share
the treasure rather than kill the imp.

The Shaman Cave

The entrance to this cave (15) is initially
u n a v a i l a b l e . Yo u w i l l v i s i t t h i s p l a c e
automatically once you give the ingredients to
the alchemist. When talking to him again after
this, he will go with you to the shaman and things
turn rather linear. See the Shaman's Realm for a
description of these events.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this level, just
in case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
A cure for the plague
Quest Items
Grey Quisirisi Fruit
Blue Larakiri Root
Yellow Bafflimiri Mushroom
Special Items
Battlefields key, level 6
Medium fire crystal
Medium shadow crystal
Mudstinger sword

Skills
Survival Alchemy, lvl 2
Warrior Melee with Shield Bone, lvl 5
Warrior Melee with Shield Crushing, lvl 5
Warrior Melee with Shield Piercing, lvl 5
Warrior Melee with Shield Shadow, lvl 5
Warrior Melee with Shield Slashing, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental Attack Spread Instant, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental Curses Focused, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Individual Reflective, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental Defense Individual Resistance, lvl 5

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The Shamans Realm

A word of Warning
As soon as you give the three ingredients for the
plague cure to the alchemist, he will make the
antidote. When you talk to him again, he will
lead you to the cave of the Shaman in the west of
the Fire area to spread the cure amongst the ill
imps. Once you are in the cave, the chieftain's
son comes running in and thanks you for finding
the alchemist and the cure. However the angry
Shaman also appears and intervenes. As there are
too many witnesses to start a fight, he kidnaps
you and you are teleported into his realm.

The Dungeon
There you will encounter friendly Tibar and
Flying Eyes, but also some hostile Water Demons, which are best killed by anything doing fire
damage. Alternately use the hammer skill to stun them, so you have the time to take them out.
From the entrance (1a) go east and south until you encounter the Shaman, who attacks you. The
Shaman is not too hard to kill, though the two water demons in that area do their best to interfere
with your attempt, using a barrage of ranged water magic attacks. Without using something like

Shaman Cellar
3

1. Fire Entry

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3. Imp Village Entry

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the hammer skill to stun them, these attacks will reduce the offensive capabilities of one of your
characters, leaving the other with most of the responsibility for doing damage. Since the Shaman
can heal himself, this situation could lead to the fight taking longer and using more potions than
you would probably like. However, if you approach the area slowly, you should be able to draw
the Shaman toward the passage and away from his protection. Once dead, the Shaman drops an
important key and the Morpheus Ring, a unique item.
If the two water demons are not drawn into the fight with the Shaman, you can make that encounter
a bit easier by sneaking against the northern wall and trying to get a few fire arrows into them
before they spot you. Without the Shaman they are not that tough, though. In this small open area
of the cave, there are two locked doors, one in the north west and one to the south.
The key the Shaman dropped unlocks the southern door (3a), where another water demon waits.
In that cell you will find the key to the northern door and an important book a bit south west of
the door.
The Runic Alphabet of the Raanaar
Part 2: Intermediate Studies
[This book is an excellent guide to the Raanaar alphabet. You're quite sure that
if you could find the other titles in this series, you would be able to read every

Dungeon
1a

2a
4a
1a. Entry / Exit
2a. Shaman

5a
3a. Cell
4a. Sage

3a

Lever
5a. Crystal

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book written in the Raanaar language!]
This second book about the Raanaar alphabet will reveal more of the language.
Use the key you just found to unlock the northern door. The passage it leads to ends in two locked
doors again. The door to the east can not be opened, but the southern one (4a) can, by pulling the
lever on the wall to the north west. Inside you will meet the Imp Sage.
The Sage will explain that he is here because the Shaman wanted power and was under the
influence of the crystal. When the Sage found out and confronted the Shaman with this
knowledge, he made the Sage disappear by imprisoning him here.
The Sage will go to the crystal, unlocking the door to the east (5a). At the end of that room you
will see the crystal lying on an altar. After taking care of the water demon there, touch the crystal
to send it to the Necromancer. The Sage is very pleased that the crystal is gone now and you all
return to the cellar of the Shaman.
The Chieftain, who has joined his son and the alchemist there, thanks you. They inform you that
the solution to your way off this planet can be found in the Temple of Raan, where Riftrunners can
open doors to other worlds.
With that information, the Necromancer summons you for the third time to complete another task.
Once you get to that destination you can check your inventory for the skill book the Sage gave you
as a reward. It teaches you the Survivor Talents Wisdom skill.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this level, just
in case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Escape from dungeon
Skills
Survival Talents Wisdom, lvl 5

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Special Items
Morpheus Ring
Raanaar language book, part 2

The Necromancer

The Necromancer
In Act 2 the Necromancer summons you three times. He is the one responsible for your stay on
Nemesis, as you will find out during your conversations with him. He was also the one who
summoned Arch Demon Samuel in Act 1, and thus probably saved your life.
Each time you are summoned, you will have to find a crystal fragment in Rivellon for the
Necromancer.

First Task: Abbey

The first time you try to leave the Imp Village, the Necromancer summons you to his place. As
he puts it, resistance is futile. He doesn't look much like a Borg, though.
During your conversations with him, you will learn a bit more about the events that took place.
Besides that you can trade with him and for 800 to 1200 gold pieces learn the Summoning Dolls
skills Upgrades and Specials.

The Prison
Those who played Divine Divinity will recognize the area you are sent to as the former Cursed

Prison
11
8
9

10
6

1
3
1. Entry
2. Witch
3. Cell

4. Cell
5. Passage
6. Central Room

7. Living Room
8. Small Room
9. Library

Levers
10. Treasure Room
11.Corridor / Exit

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Abbey in Rivellon. You start in the cellar of the abbey: the prison (1).
The cell to the north (2) is occupied by a witch.
She explains a crystal fragment changed the
alignment of the paladins residing here. While
capturing her, they raided a village and killed
every man, woman and child. This is not really
something paladins usually do.
The woman does not appear to be a witch, but
more like a mislead, repentant old woman, who
asks you to remove the crystal from the altar, and
break the curse that the paladins are under. This
is the only chance you have to speak to her. Once
you have taken the fragment, the paladins will
become the regular good guys again, but she will
also return to her old evil self. You might want to
take this opportunity to learn the Shaman magic, Lightning Storm from her for 2500 gold pieces.
It can be a very useful spell.
You can't open the cell door of the witch, or the door to the cell at (4). The cell to the south (3)
can be explored, although there is not much to find.
The crystal is located one floor up and the first obstacle in your way is the door leading to (5). Left
of that door, there is a lever which will open this door and close the next one leading to the central
room (6). The lever next to that second door opens it, but closes the first door again.
When you go through that door, a paladin attacks you. You can fight the paladins with any weapon
you want. Nearly all of their resistances are zero, so just take the weapon that does the most
damage.
The door leading to the secret treasure room (10) is locked, though you should still be able to reach
what is inside. Take the other door. In the living room you find a locked chest (7). The key to this
chest can be found on the shelf in the small room to the north (8).
The library (9) has several books, of which the following is most interesting:
Military Essays II: A Knights Life: Part One
Every year the Duke of Ferol chooses a few boys of seven years age who will
study to become a Page. As a Page the young boys are taught the proper
manners and etiquettes of their station. The old knights teach them how to polish
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become squires. A squire prepares the meals of the other knights, washes his
clothes and dresses him. The day the squire becomes a knight himself, he is
dressed in a white gown and sets to praying for several hours at Stormfist
Castle. Eventually the squire dresses in his own armour while his own squire
hands him his sword. Then the priest of the Church of the Seven Gods shall strike
him with the dull side of his blade and ask him to swear loyalty
On the northern wall there is a lever which opens the locked door to the treasure room (10). When
you have looted it, go to the corridor in the north-east (11). There are two other books in one of
the bookshelves against the western wall.
Military Essays I: How to use a Shield in Combat.
The shield is your primary defence in combat. Always remember that it is only
used to block strikes from a sword. Shields vary in size and weight and are often
decorated with a heraldic figure or beast. Most shields are medium in size
Military Essays I: Fighting against fully armoured Knights.
A fully armoured knight is a deadly opponent. The knight's armour consists of
protective pads with long metal plates protecting his arms and legs. Most
knights wear a helmet to cover most parts of their faces. Their preferred
weapons are a sword, a battleaxe and a lance and a shield. If you battle a knight
in full armour, you must use the knight's armour against him; for they are heavy
and cumbersome and slow the knight down, so speed and mobility are your
advantage
Take the stairs to the north, to reach the first floor of the abbey.

The Abbey
Besides hostile paladins, you also have to deal with skeletons and skeleton mages here. As with
all skeletons, the quickest way to kill them is to inflict spiritual damage, preferably combined with
a crushing weapon. You enter the first floor of the abbey at the south-east (1). In the room next to
it, there is a bronze key hidden behind a package (use the ALT key to find it). The key opens a
locked chest, by the west wall in the corridor (2).
In the kitchen at the end of the corridor, you can find a supply of food and beverages.
The next stop is the courtyard where, besides some friendly guinea pigs and snails (apparently
unaffected by the crystal), there are more skeletons and a scorpion, which is a rather tough creature
to beat. Make sure to hit it with as much air, ethereal or spiritual damage as you can find, as those
damage types are most effective on the scorpion. If you wish, you can clear the area outside of the

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abbey, for a little more experience and loot.
The door leading north into the abbey is locked and can not be opened from this side, so take the
door leading to the west corridor (3) instead. South of this corridor there are several bedrooms with
some treasure in them (4). The left room has a platinum key hidden under the doormat that opens
the chest in the same room. The middle room has some ethereal arrows hidden under the blanket
that could have come in handy when trying to kill that scorpion.
At the northern end of the corridor (5) a bronze key lies on the table that unlocks the door to the
east. A bit south of that door you will find another book.
A treatise by Nathan the Scholar.
One autumn day, as I was strolling in my garden, my mind began to wander and
I started to ponder why leaves and fruits fall down to the ground - rather than
upwards or sideways, or just staying where they are. This phenomenon, which
most people naturally take for granted, is in fact no simple matter at all. And,
as I began researching into the subject, I discovered that there are many
different ideas and solutions to the problem.
One of the most interesting explanations, first populated by Hoogarr the orc,

Abbey

5
3
4

2
1

1. Entry
2. East Corridor

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4. Bed Rooms

5. Room
6. Chapel

7. Book

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sixty years ago, is that the world attracts smaller bodies because of its size.
Since the world must be very big indeed - as no person has yet discovered its
outer boundaries - even large bodies such as mountains are attracted to it. This
assumption has some far reaching possibilities, of course.
For example if, in our imaginations, we were made tiny enough to stand on, say
an apple, we would discover that much smaller things are attracted to it as if it
were a little world itself!.
If, in fact, each body attracts others in this way, it might explain mysteries that
troubled sentient-kind down the ages. For example, the movement of celestial
bodies, or why dust sticks to everything when the maid has a week off. Of course,
this assumption has yet to be proven, and needs much greater investigation
And the second book in the knight's essays.
Military Essays II: A Knight's Life: Part Two.
Knights have sworn loyalty to the Duke of Ferol and his people. It takes them
between one and two hours to don their heavy armour. Knights need to
constantly practice because their code of honour insists that they perfect their
fighting skills and techniques. Oftentimes the Duke of Ferol bestows a life quest
on one of the knights. If the knight fulfils such a quest, he will receive a small
estate close to Stormfist Castle
Go through the door to the east and continue to
the north of the chapel, where you will see the
crystal fragment on the altar. On the table to the
left there is a filled holy grail, which will add a
permanent sixty points to the mana of whoever
drinks it. Make sure that the one who needs it
most, or could put it to best use, empties the grail.
As soon as you pick up the crystal it is send back
to the Necromancer and the curse is lifted. Sir
Achim will then come through the previously
locked door, and chat with you. After you tell
him the bad things happened because of the
crystal, he is relieved the curse is lifted, and can teach you some two-handed melee warrior skills
for 1100 gold coins.
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gargoyle after gargoyle to try and kill everything in their path. Achim asks for your help in killing
the witch.
The gargoyles and witch can be found in the prison level. The level 6 gargoyles are most
vulnerable to ethereal and spiritual damage. The witch is a tough one to beat with 380 vitality
points. She has a high resistance for many of the types of damage that can be inflicted on her. The
best thing to do is to use shadow or bone damage, combined with whatever weapon you prefer.
Once you have killed the witch, go back to Sir Achim and speak to him. At this point you are
summoned back to the Necromancer. He will thank you and mention that he will call for you again
when he has located the other fragments, then drop you at the cemetery in the Imp Village.
But if you like you can also try and find a very well hidden book (7) with the following text:
Bronthion was here...

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this level, just
in case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Necromancer's first task
Imprisoned witch
Special Items
Holy Grail
Souldrinker Cutlass

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Skills
Summoning Dolls Upgrades Level Upgrade, lvl. 6
Summoning Dolls Upgrades Resistance Upgrade, lvl. 6
Summoning Dolls Specials, lvl. 5
Warrior Melee two-hand Crushing, lvl. 10
Warrior Melee two-hand Piercing, lvl. 10
Warrior Melee two-hand Slashing, lvl. 10
Wizard Shaman magic Weather magic Lightning Storm, lvl.5

The Necromancer

Second Task: Pickled Herring Tavern

You are summoned for the second time by the
Necromancer when you touch the crystal in the
lower level of the pit in the Fire area. The
Necromancer sends you to a tavern in the Dark
Forest in Rivellon to find another piece of the
crystal.
You are teleported to a location outside of the
Pickled Herring (1). There is some minor loot
outside you can take, then enter the tavern via the
door (2). Talk to Mr. Pickle the inn keeper (3),
who thinks you are Sir Patrick, the richest
merchant in Verdistis. You should know this
town if you played Divine Divinity. He chats
with you and readily gives you information about the other tavern guests: Lady Moreena, her
silent servant and three other unfriendly tavern guests. Ask Mr. Pickle for a room, regardless of
your choice, you always end up with the key to Sir Patrick's room.
Lady Moreena and her silent servant (4) can be found in the bar. She will give you the key to her

Pickled Herring

6
5

1. Entry
2. Entrance

3. Mr. Pickle
4. Lady Moreena

5. Three Men
6. Stairs

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room later. The other guests, three rather unfriendly men (5), tell you to stay away from them.
You can visit the bathroom to the west if there is something you need to be doing there, but
eventually you should go up to the bedrooms (6). The doors to other rooms in the tavern can not
be opened, so don't bother with them.
There are two rooms of interest on the
Bedrooms
second floor. The first is your own
7
8
bedroom (8) and the second is the locked
room of lady Moreena (9). You can not
enter her room yet, but take what you
9
find interesting from the rooms that you
can enter.
Go back downstairs and walk west
toward the three unfriendly guests, who are in the middle of a conversation. Once they see you
they will try to kill you, since you overheard their plans to rob you. They shouldn't be too big an
obstacle and you can basically hit them with whatever you like.
After you kill them, question the inn keeper and Lady Moreena. She will then give you her room
key and ask you to wait for her there.
With this key, go upstairs to her room. Before you can get there, you are greeted by a few
unfriendly ghosts. After you have taken care of them, unlock the door to her room (9) and open
the chest.
In the chest there are some gems and, more importantly, the crystal. Take the crystal and try taking
the gems. When you do, the ghost of Sir Patrick appears, demanding to get his gems back. It is
your choice whether to give them back or fight Sir Patrick. He has the same strength as the other
ghosts you just defeated, but there is not much benefit in killing him.
With the crystal, head toward the hatch leading down. Before you reach it, you are teleported back
to the Necromancer, who then returns you to the second level of the dungeon where you were
summoned from originally.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this level, just
in case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Necromancer's second task

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Third Task: Little Village

After the chieftain tells you to look for the Temple of Raan, you are summoned by the
Necromancer again. Another crystal fragment was found in Rivellon. A village is cursed to eternal
youth. Ordinarily this would not be considered a curse, but monsters have started feeding upon the
humans in order to make themselves younger.
There are a few level 10 skeletons in this area, as well as level 12 skeleton mages.
You are teleported outside of the small village (1). After clearing some skeletons on your way
there, you will see many children playing, and one telling riddles (such as: Why are graveyards
fenced? ... Because people are dying to get in).
There are no adults, but apparently the kids don't mind.

Little Village
4

10 9
8
7
1. Entry
2. Philippe
3. Little Kid

5
6
4. Arnie
5. Well
6. Kevin

2
1

7. Tim
8. Cassandra
9. Clarissa

10. Skill Book

As soon as you approach the well (5), a cut

scene shows all of the children running toward Dungeon, Level 1
the well and disappearing into it. The well leads
to a dungeon below, which you have to enter to
get the crystal.

3a

1a

First Level
In the first part of the dungeon a level 20 mutant
attacks you. This mutant drops the crystal, so
you will have to kill it. As with all mutants,
2a
poison does the most damage. Don't forget the
Souldrinker Cutlass, a unique item, also
dropped by it.
Once you touch the crystal, little Arnie is freed
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the crystal. It kept 'calling' them and every time it did, the monster holding the crystal took a part
of them away.
He asks you to free the others, who are one level down, and then runs back to the village. If you
want to free the children, take the stairs leading down (3a). This level is optional, though you will
miss some experience if you skip it. In either case, don't forget to pick up the skill book in the
village on your way back. It's hidden behind a paravent, in the house where you can meet
Cassandra and Clarissa after you have freed them.

Second Level
In the second level you will encounter several water demons. Use anything that does fire damage
on them, or stun them first with the hammer spell or insect swarm if they are too tough.
The first water demon is waiting for you when you descend (1b). The other ones are guarding the
cells of the children (see the map).
The children are not particularly thankful when you free them; most of them just cry out loud and
run away. The Little Kid is saucy as ever and Philippe still sulks that he loses every game because
he is too slow.

Dungeon, Level 2

5b

6b

4b
3b
1b

7b

2b
1b. Entry / Exit
2b. Clarissa

8b
3b. Cassandra
4b. Tim

5b. Empty
6b. Kevin

7b. Little Kid

8b. Philippe

The village again

As soon as you have freed all of the children, you can find them in their houses (see the map) and
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skill book (10) that teaches you several warrior ranged specialties. If you have time, you can
always try out one of the recipes.
Cooking recipes: Stuffed Anchovies and Sardines
To stuff anchovies or sardines: place them into hot water after having removed
the heads and bones and ensuring they are slit open along the back. Always use
a thin-bladed, extremely sharp knife for this procedure! Next, grind majoram,
rosemary, good spices, saffron, and the flesh of a few other fish. Fill the
anchovies or the sardines with this stuffing. Then fry them in oil...
When you are done, head back to the place you started (1). On your way there, you are teleported
back to the Necromancer. He promises that you will meet again and returns you to the cellar of
the Shaman. There you will be greeted by Tax. He offers to bring you to a meeting point, taking
you away from here (which ends this act and starts the next one). Before you go, you can pick up
the stuff that is scattered around on the floor and go back to the village. There you will find out
that most of the imps are dead, particularly those who gave you a quest. You will learn that Samuel
was looking for you and killed pretty much every imp that had been in contact with you. A very
sad sight On the bright side, some of the imps you traded with will have dropped that loot. As
you can not pickpocket the keys from Iriganirix in later game versions, (5) on the Imp Village map,
he should have dropped them when he was killed.
When you are ready, return to Tax in Shamans cellar.
Tax will bring you to the east of the Mushroom Forest, where somebody will come to take you to
Asmodheus, an Arch Demon of equal power to Samuel. The Death Knight is not too thrilled by
this idea, but there doesn't appear to be another option. After Tax leaves, a messenger will ask you
to come with him, if you decline then another one will come to ask the same question. A maximum
of three messengers will ask you this question. If you decline all three, you are just whisked away
and teleported to Asmodheus. You might as well just go with the first one, especially if the
knowledge that each turning down will kill one commoner pricks your conscience.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this level, just
in case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Necromancer's third task

Skills
Warrior Ranged Specialties Proficiencies (fire, water, air, earth,
poison, bone, shadow, spiritual, ethereal, explosive, splitting
and power), lvl. 5

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Asmodheus Island
As if it is not enough to have one demon and his minions chasing you, you have somehow
managed to attract the attention of another. This demon, Asmodheus, teleports you to his location.
Rather than killing you, as Samuel would have done, he behaves like a godfather and makes you
an offer you can't refuse: an invitation to his islands, where he is determined to play a few games
with you.

Riddles
Asmodheus teleports you to his island (1) and
challenges you to solve three riddles. To bring a
bit of suspense and 'motivation' to his challenge,
as he puts it, he summons a poor imp. If one of
you gives a wrong answer, then a punishment
will follow, in all cases for the poor imp. If either
of you have the correct answer for all three
riddles, he promises a prize of more gold than
you can carry. You don't even have to give
correct answers, he's just playing with you.
There is no other option than accepting, after
which you are teleported to the next island.

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When the two of you and the imp arrive on the

next island (2), you will have to answer the following riddles.
Question: Which room has no ceilings, no floor and no walls?
Answer: Mushroom.
Question: Which creature is your good friend, carries you out of danger, pulls
your wagons and can be even eaten in times of need?
Answer: A horse.
Question: If you have it, you're happy when it's gone. If it stays, it will inflict
pain. If it's driven out it will return. Everyone gets it, but some fear it more than
others.
Answer: It's hunger.
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punishment and motivation. Even if you have not given the correct answers, Asmodheus will
teleport you to the third island (3) to receive your reward.

The reward

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As you might have expected, Asmodheus is not

very trustworthy, though he does give you more
gold than you can carry. However, there is no
way that you will be able to drag the huge rocks
of solid gold away from this island. Asmodheus
quite enjoys deals where he can do exactly what
he promises, while making sure the other party
does not get what they expected or intended, so
is having great time at your expense.
When he is finished laughing, he offers you a
more suitable reward and whisks you away to the
next island (4). Here you meet your very first

Raanaar, alive and well, or so it seems.

She is Elder Anlokam, who made an agreement with the demon when the hordes invaded Nemisis.
She would be his servant if he would protect the Academy against destruction. Asmodheus kept
his side of the bargain, and protected the academy. He allowed all of the Raanaar to be
slaughtered, then resurrected them so their ghosts could drive out the demons. There they remain,
doomed to haunt the Academy forever. No wonder Anlokam is bitter, but Asmodheus did prevent
the academy from being destroyed, so she had to keep her end of the bargain as well.
However, he is growing tired of her attitude and
polymorphs Anlokam into a Raanaar doll.
After that he tells you to take it with you,
callously saying that you need help from the
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Raanaar if you want to restore her.

Teleporter Island
Asmodheus teleports you for the last time to
another island, which is the teleporter island
(5). There you will find five teleporter pads;
where the only working one will take you to the
Black Temple Island.
The other teleporters are activated by locating
the appropriate teleporters from the main
islands and then teleporting to this island. Once

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you do that, you can teleport in either direction for any activated pair of teleporter pads, providing
a fast way to travel between the different locations.
Step on the only working teleporter (a) to get to the Black Temple island where you meet Tax
again. When you inform him about Anlokam's fate, he advises you to seek help from Raan, the
Raanaar Goddess. Her location is hidden in the Black Temple, so you have to try to infiltrate the
followers of the Lord of Chaos who have taken over the area. If you haven't done so before, you
can buy the skills he offers, though they are the same as in Acts 1 and 2.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this part, just in
case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Skills to Learn
Restore the doll
Temple nearby
The demon Asmodheus

Quest Items
Raanaar doll

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Survival Thieving skills Lockpick, lvl. 10

Survival Thieving skills Pickpocket, lvl. 10
Survival Thieving skills Poison, lvl. 10
Survival Thieving skills Sneak, lvl. 10

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The Black Temple Island

The Island
The area surrounding the Black Temple is infested with Air Elementals. They will attack you with
spells doing air damage, so you might want to consider raising your resistance against that type
of damage. Air Elementals have a very low resistance against earth damage so shooting some
earth arrows at them is very efficient. Alternatively, you could use anything doing ethereal or
spiritual damage, as they have a low resistance against that as well.
Besides the Air Elementals, there are also a couple of Blood Knights, who are very tough due to
their high agility and speed. Use anything doing shadow or bone damage, as they really don't like
that.

Black Temple Island

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Tibar
Robbery
Pit
Ruins Island
Crystal Island
Billboard
Keeper

9. Refugee
10. Barnabus
11. Warlock
12. Cytha
13. Your house
14. Groblar
15. Key
16. Warehouse

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18. Barracks
19. Merchant
20. Graveyard E
21. Graveyard W
22. Merchant
23. Merchant
24. Fire crystal

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32.

Poison cryst.
Rune
Arena
Tavern
Stiff man
Prison
Cassandra
Sigurd

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Church
Bishop
Stit
Looc
Cave
Grave
Book
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Raanaar Rebels

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When you try to leave the Black Temple area for

the first time (exit 5 or 6), a group of Raanaar
rebels will be waiting for you. While talking with
them, you will find out they don't trust you just
yet and they don't believe the Raanaar doll you
are carrying is one of their elders, but they do tell
you you need to see a priest for any help.
At least you now know not all of the remaining
Raanaar were wiped out, and that they are
watching you.

The Talking Tibar

South of the teleporter, you are spotted by a
talking Tibar (2), and a short tempered one at that. He will tell you he is actually a warlock who
has been cursed by witch Cassandra (31), though he offers no real convincing reason as to why
she did so. After being transformed into a Tibar, the warlock was chased out of his house (11),
which is now empty. If you agree to help him, he will tell you how to curse her if she refuses to
bring him back to his normal form, and hands you a vermin curse scroll. The idea is to put a curse
on Cassandra, bad enough so she will return him to his normal state, after which he will remove
the curse on her. To make the curse work you will need some smelly old cheese (to be found at
16) and bat guano (at 31), besides the scroll the Tibar warlock already gave you.
The Tibar warlock can also teach you some elemental attack, defense, and curses skills up to level
5, for 1000 gold coins each.

The Traveling Merchant

East of the Tibar, a traveling merchant is missing
his stolen goods (3a) and would like you to
retrieve them for him. The goods can be found
north-east of the merchant (3b), where several
mutants are fighting a Water Elemental. Help
them to kill the elemental (use anything doing
fire damage) and the mutants offer to share these
goods. If you accept, the merchant will give you
only 1200 gold coins for your effort, as you
merely returned half of the goods. If you refuse,
the merchant will give you 2400 gold coins for
returning all of the goods, but you will have to
fight the mutants for it.
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but weapons doing shadow, bone or ethereal damage are useful also.
Regardless of what you decide, go back to the merchant to collect your reward once you are
finished. After you do that, you will find the merchant again in the temple grounds at (23), where
you can trade with him and learn the Convert arrow skill.

The Mages
There are four hostile mages in act 3. Two of them can be found on this island; Stit is at (35) and
Looc at (36). They have poor resistances, but are rather hard to hit with their high agility, speed
and their ability to teleport themselves a short distance away. These mages will use a variety of
elemental attacks, so you should take care of them before they throw too many spells your way.
Use a powerful spell to stop them, like the hammer skill. It might not kill either mage outright, but
it will stun them, giving you and the Death Knight some time to attack unopposed.
Looc will drop a skillbook teaching lightning storm, and Stit will drop a book teaching meteor
shower.

Hidden places
A very well hidden grave can be found at (38), containing shadow armor and some other random
items. This is the location the Tree of Insight may have told you about, if you asked for better
armor.

Also very well hidden is a pit (4). You will have to look very closely, as it is nothing more than a
dark patch of land and even pressing ALT doesn't highlight it. One of the Raanaar rebels will flag
this location for you, as he wants you to return the Raanaar statue from it. You can keep the charm,
that is also in the pit, as a reward.
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items over. You can simply kill the guard, as there are no negative consequences for doing so. If
you choose to obey, you can find these items again in the warehouse at (16).

The Seeing Stone

One of the Raanaar rebels wants you to disable the seeing stone (40). It is able to look at eight
different locations, and could be a security risk for the rebels if the people in the temple were to
figure out how it works.
If you click on the stone, you can see those images yourself. You will need the mirror from the
grave at (20c). Place it in one of the shown locations, and then click on the stone again. It will show
you the sequence until it reaches the place where you left the mirror, and then it will stop. This
procedure is also explained in the book about the Portal of Rixx.
The portal of Rixx
A study by Raanaar Elder Anbuklar.
The portal of Rixx is more commonly known as a 'Seeing Stone' and it acts
exactly as its name would suggest. However, it is very esoteric in composition;
in fact, its substance is a sort of unidentifiable crystal substructure, which no
known incantation on this plane can determine...
In my attempts to duplicate the stone, I have by chance discovered a possible
way to destroy or at least disable it. The only partially successful duplication of
the stone resulted in a crystal mirror of the same composition. During my
experiments with both the stone and the mirror, the possibility came to me that,
when both are aligned perfectly and reflecting each other, the stone might
collapse or at the least stop functioning. It goes without saying that the mirror
should be placed in one of the spots that can be surveyed by the Seeing Stone.
Only a mage with extended teleporting capability should try such a thing.
Further study of this matter is deemed absurd, since it is neither my goal nor my
intention to destroy this wonderful artifact...
The images are from the Rebel Island, Serrick's Tower, Zandalors Ruins, The Crystal and Bram's
Camp on Crystal Island, the Temple Church, the Lost Relic Ruins and the cave of the missing
monks. The easiest thing to do is to send one of your heroes to the Temple church and drop the
mirror on the ground. Then the other can click on the seeing stone, which will stop at the Temple
Church and be disabled from that moment on.
When you go back to the Raanaar rebel after solving the quest, he will reward you with a
skillbook, teaching elemental attacks and curses.

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The Temple
The Temple grounds
Upon entering the Black Temple grounds, the guards will stop you and inform you about reaching
the temple, but they let you pass without any trouble. If you would like to be evil and kill all
humans there, you can. However, once you have killed one, they will all turn hostile, except for
the Temple Commoners.
During your ventures through the temple grounds an innocent child can start tagging along,
pestering you with all kinds of silly questions. Just try to avoid him, as he turns out to be a nuisance
after a while and you don't want to kill an innocent child... or do you?

Ranks
Near the entrance of the temple grounds, a
billboard (7) shows several messages about
important quests. The Temple Guard General
needs someone to fix a minor problem. An
expedition of monks got lost and is still missing.
A lost holy relic of the Damned one has to be
retrieved. Lastly, a warlock asks for help dealing
with strange happenings in his vicinity.
The Temple Commoner next to the billboard is
kind enough to show you the important locations
on the map for just 10 gold coins, to cover the
expense of his ink.

rank

In the building next to the billboard (8) you will

find the Keeper of the Ranks, who will sign you in to the ranking game. This game is played by
doing quests for others. Each solved quest will give you some points, raising your position on the
ranking ladder. Only the person in first place is allowed to see the Bishop in the church, which is
the only way you can get help for the Raanaar doll. You can see in his book what place you
currently hold.
Once you reach second place, the current holder of the first ranking position, witch Kiya, will
invite you to her crypt in a rather unfriendly manner, as she wants to stay at the top; there can be
only one in her opinion (Highlander, anyone?).
The following quests give you points in the ranking system:

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Lost relic/Brother Raze: 2500
Book for Barnabus/Crazy Barnabus: 2500
Book for witch/Cytha: 2500
Kill an assassin/Sigurd: 1500
Man turning into crystal: 1500
Cure for man turning into crystal: 1500
Ball in well/Fred: 500
Black Temple Island
Stolen goods/merchant: 1500
Kill Fire Elemental/Kirill: 500
Talking Tibar/Tibar Warlock: 2500
Crystal Forest
Missing monks: 2500
Ruins Island
Zandalor wants an artifact: 500
Serrick's Island
Strange teleportations: 5000

A house of your own

In the same building (8) as the Keeper of the Ranks resides, there is someone who has a house for
rent. It is located at (13) and can be rented for 5000 gold coins, but don't pay him just yet. If you
solve the quest for the boy at (17) first, Fred can tell you a secret about him. After confronting the
landlord with that, you can have the house for only 2500 gold coins.
The house opposite the Keeper of the Ranks (9) is empty but holds an interesting letter from a
refugee, Ronny, fleeing from the camp.
Dear Mumsy,
I am saddened to tell you that this may be the last letter you receive from me,
your little Ronnykins. I have run away from the order of the Black Ring and I'm
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of my gold I just hope it's enough. What bothers me most is that, in my haste
to flee the camp, I left dear teddy behind and even now I fear he has fallen into
the wrong hands and I shall never see his little button nose again. Alas, I must
end this letter now as I hear voices upstairs.
You loving son,
Ronny

Crazy Barnabus
In front of the statue at (10), Crazy Barnabus, a
poor blind and fanatic priest, tells you he is
missing his book. One could wonder why a blind
man needs a book, but Barnie is able to feel the
spirit of the book, as he puts it.
The missing book can be found at (39). When
you bring it back to him, he will reward you with
the (hopefully not smelly) Holy Sandals of the
Damned One.

barnie

Books
Throughout your search of the Temple Grounds
you will find various books, most of which are
placed randomly. A small sample follows.
Black Ring Diary
[The page before you appears to be a diary extract from one of the Black Ring
members.]
My actions may seem traitorous, but in these troubled times a man has to look
out for his own needs. I am being paid well for my knowledge of the Black Rings
movements and being in the higher ranks means that I know much that is of
interest to our enemies. I pray that the General does not get too suspicious and
if he does, I shall make sure it is my comrades, not I, that fall under his gaze.
Black Ring Handbook
[This appears to be a page from the Black Ring handbook, it's rather dog-eared
and stained but you can just about make these lines out.]
Welcome new follower of Chaos! Thank you for selecting the Black Ring as your
secret society of choice. Here you will experience all the wonders that Chaos
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to cultivate your black heart and shape you into an evil genius that your mother
wouldn't be proud of. Don't forget to sign up to our pension plan.
And from the Magical Tragedies series you might find one or more of the following books:
PART I
Involuntary Hours in Limbo - Why experienced mages all carry a pack of
solitaire cards.
PART II
Fireballs - The trainee magicians quickest route to the grave (via a dustpan and
brush).
PART III
Obstinate Demons - Are there any other kind?
PART IV
Healing Potions - The risk of addiction.
PART V
Spell Duration - The strategic art of battle-magic.
PART VI
Slurred Pronunciation and Bad Memory - What kills most aged mages.
PART VII
Spells You Should Never Cast on Yourself - The case for animal testing.
PART VIII
The Side-Effect of Animated Artifacts - Never have a magic broom fill your bath
for you.
PART IX
Dimensional Doors and Teleportation - Never cross a magical boundary
without a weapon to hand.

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There are also several Raanaar books, that you are unable to read at the moment. You will find the
last Raanaar book teaching this language at the end of the act. Take all of the Raanaar books with
you, if you wish to read them at that point.

The Assassins
When visiting the tavern, you should hear something about the two assassins who are doing their
best to outsmart each other: Groblar and Sigurd. Groblar is hiding from Sigurd in the cellar of the
house at (14). The three Temple Guards who are guarding the hatch to this cellar are friendly if
you visit Groblar first, but the hatch is locked then.
Pay a visit to Sigurd (32) who will tell you
Groblar killed his entire family. He asks you to
go to the 'evil' Groblar and kill him. When you
visit Groblar's house (14) the Temple Guards
will attack you and drop a key, which allows you
to open the hatch. Groblar tells you that Sigurd
assassin
has no family and you have been tricked. He also
mentions you must be very good if you managed
to kill his three guards, and he offers to double
your pay if you spare his life and kill Sigurd
instead (of course that also means the 'Kill an
assassin' quest fails then). Don't believe him,
though. If you kill Sigurd, Groblar will not
reward you, but attack instead, leaving you with
no reward, less experience points, and a drop of one reputation point for going back on your
original deal. Don't bother trying to sort out which one deserves to die more, and just kill Groblar.
That shouldn't be too hard, and he will drop a unique item, the Longbow Eradicator.
Go back to Sigurd to collect your experience points. Sigurd can also teach you some survival traps
skills for just 456 pieces of gold.

Cytha
The witch Cytha is in her house at (12). She will inform you that she needs a Raanaar book, named
"Book of Twilight" to increase her knowledge. The book is located in the underground Raanaar
library on Ruins Island. Once you get this book for her, she will give you a spiked belt, called
Marksman's Rope, which is part of the ranger set.

The Temple Warehouse

The Temple warehouse (16) is locked. The silver key unlocking the door is hidden in the garden
at (15), near a bench. Press the ALT key, if you have trouble finding it. When you enter the
building, a Temple Guard will attack you on sight.
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a Raanaar urn, necessary for a quest given to you on Rebel Island.
In the west corner, behind two crates on a table is a trapped chest, containing the Composite Bow
Rapid Shot - Marksmans Friend, which is part of the Ranger set. Unfortunately the chest will kill
you if your stats are not high enough, so retry later if needed.
In case you decided not to kill the guard at (4), you will find the Raanaar statue here also.

The Lost Ball

To the east of the warehouse a small boy named
Fred is playing, or at least he would be if his ball
hadn't fallen into the well. He asks you to get it
back for him, as he is afraid to go down there.
Inside the well, you will meet a tiny flooge who
has taken the ball. You can kill the flooge, after
ballfred
which it drops the ball and a unique amulet, The
Healer. This will make the boy very happy and
he will tell you a secret about the commoner with
a house for rent, which you can use to get him to
lower the price. Alternately, you can spare the
little creature, making the sniveling cruel wretch
above run home to his mommy. In that case you
can still pickpocket the amulet from the flooge
frog. You will miss some ranking points not retrieving the ball, but you don't get much for this
quest anyway, and there are more than enough points available to get your rank as high as you need
to.
To the north of the well you will find the barracks, but there is not much to do there.

The Temple Armory

Inside the temple armory (19), the weapons merchant has a quest for you, to find an amulet in the
crypts. You need a bit of patience before being able to solve this quest, as it is Kiyas crypt. You
have to rise high enough in the ranks to meet her.
As you will find out later in the crypt, the amulet is cursed. You can either tell the merchant or not;
there is no difference in experience gained, though he will drop some loot if you decide not to warn
him.

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At the north side of the building a smith can help
you to make a sword. You will get the quest for
the Demons Bane Sword from one of the
Raanaar rebels on Rebel Island. Once you have
visited them, learned about the sword and
retrieved the gem that needs to be placed into it,
the smith will mark the location on Ruins Island
for the special ore, required to make the sword.
This sword and the gem can be combined to form
the Demon's Bane sword, which the Raanaar
rebels need to fight against the demons.
The smith can teach you some level 5 warrior
craftsmanship skills for 300 gold pieces.
The smith also has a trapped cupboard, containing the Queen of Fire bastard sword, which is part
of the Fire set. You have to survive this trap to get access to it though.
Once outside, take a good look at the roof, where you will see an anvil with the ring from the Lord
of the Rings.

The Cemetery
The cemetery is located to the east and west of the temple church. On the east side (20) you can
find Brother Raze (20a) roaming the grounds, deep in meditation. As you have already learned
from the billboard, he is looking for a volunteer stu err, brave enough, to retrieve the Holy Relic,
and will mark the ruins on Ruin Island where you can find it. Once you return the relic to him, he
rewards you with a charm.
The building at (20a) has a locked stairway going down. This is the exit of Kiyas crypt, open after
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At (20b) a large earth crystal can be found,
increasing your resistance against Earth
Elementals when placed in your crystal bag. If
you have trouble locating it, then press the ALT
key.
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At (20c) a mirror can be found in the grave of
Elder Anbuklar, Sage and Collector of Shiny
Things, who had difficulty parting from his
possessions. This mirror is required to disable
the seeing stone, a quest given to you by one of
the Raanaar rebels on Rebel Island.
The cemetery at the west side of the church (21) has the entrance to Kiya's crypt (21a), which is
locked until you have risen high enough in the ranks for her to notice you.
In one of the graves (21b) you can find a Battlefields key, giving access to the first level. You will
also find a thief merchant hanging around here (21c) when you have not asked the barkeeper at
(28) for some 'special goods' yet.

The Temple Magic Merchant

The temple magic merchant can be found at (22). Besides buying and selling goods, he can also
teach you some wizard body magic skills, defensive skills for 200 pieces of gold, and the offensive
ones for 1000.
Look into his north-east bookshelf to find the chain gloves Prince of Fire, part of the Fire set.

The Merchant and Some Goodies

After you have retrieved his stolen goods (3 and 4), you can find the merchant at the west side of
the temple grounds (23).
A large fire crystal is located at (24) and a large poison crystal at (25). To complete the set of
goodies, you can find a random rune in a hidden jug at (26).

A Stiff Man
South of the magic merchant, a strange man standing in the garden asks for your help (29). He is
getting stiff and turning into a crystal. He believes a Black Imp has cursed him, and marks the
location of the imp in the Crystal Forest on your map. After you have solved his quest, he rewards
you with the Studded leather Marksman's Cloak from the Ranger set.

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Opposite the man, you can pay a visit to the temple arena (27), but there is not a lot to do there.

The Tavern
In the temple tavern (28) the commoners and the
bartender can tell you a bit more about the
ranking system; it involves back-stabbing,
cheating and stealing. The bartender can also
give you additional information about the
assassins at (14) and (33), and answer your
questions about a thief merchant. After doing
that, the merchant will be in the tavern later,
willing to teach you some survival traps skill for
666 gold coins and a warrior specialty skill for
the bow for 350 gold coins.

tavern

In the room to the east, a small crowd may be

eagerly listening to Kyrill the bard. He will only
be there after you have killed a fire elemental for him on Ruins Island, at which point he can teach
you some survivor talents skills for 650 gold coins.

Cassandra
Witch Cassandra can be found at (31). She cursed the warlock (2), turning him into a Tibar, when
he refused to stop courting her even after repeated requests. When you ask her to undo the curse,
she refuses. Cassandra can teach you an Elemental attack and Elemental curses skill for just 55
gold coins.
In Cassandra's house you will find some bat guano, the last ingredient to curse her. When you talk
to her, you get the option to curse her, after which her room will be flooded with rats. Talk to her
again to get the potion to undo the curse she placed on the warlock, in exchange for having the
warlock lift his curse.
As soon as you give the potion to the warlock he is relieved, and says he will keeps his promise
to undo the rat plague... in 200 years.

Kiya
When you have risen high enough in the ranking game to reach second place, you will be
approached by Kiya the next time you are in the area of the billboard at the temple grounds
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She will challenge you
to a duel, with your
d
Death Knight as the
prize. The entrance to
c
her crypt (21a) is now
open.
Once you are inside the
b
crypt, Kiya is waiting
for you (a) and invites
a
e
you for tea, but instead
leaves you to her "pets",
mutants that are coming
in hordes. One mutant
isn't too hard to kill, but
the amount of mutants
here can turn this into a
a. Kiya, 1st time
c. Kiya, 2nd time e. Exit
hard task. Advancing
b. Sarcophagus
d. Crystal
slowly will help prevent
you from becoming
overwhelmed. As before, mutants are best killed by means of poison, but you need to find a way
to kill them a lot faster. An effective way is to use the hammer skill, which can stun or kill a whole
group of mutants in one blow. If you don't happen to have anything doing poison damage or the
hammer skill, use weapons doing bone, shadow or ethereal damage.
After you deal with the mutants, you will find
that the door leading back to the surface is
closed, as is the door to the east. Kiya will be
waiting for you at location (c), but first pay a visit
to the sarcophagus at (b). When you open it, a
Raanaar ghost will step out and ask you about
kiyamutant
your business here. You will need to give him the
correct answer; his daughter wants the amulet.
Unlike the other responses, this will get him to
hand the amulet over without a fight. Before he
gives it to you, he mentions the amulet is cursed
and only his daughter can wear it. It would be
fatal for anyone else trying to wear it.
If you give the wrong answer, the ghost and the
four Raanaar skeletons will attack you, resulting in a difficult fight. In that case, try to take out
the ghost as quickly as possible, as the skeletons are not that tough by themselves.

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Go to Kiya (c), who orders your Death Knight to come to her side. He appears to be under her
influence at first, but that is only a game. Instead of attacking you as she orders, he will start
fighting her.
Kiya is very hard to kill. She has over 1000 vitality points and mana. Her resistances are very high
and it is useless to use any of your elemental skills. The only option left is to choose a weapon
doing normal damage, or to revert to the powerful Hammer or Insect Swarm spells. That and a few
potions should allow you to survive the fight.
Once she is dead, she drops a key that unlocks the north door (d), granting access to yet another
crystal fragment. When you touch it, you are teleported to the Necromancer for your next task.
The Necromancer returns you to the exit room (e), where you can find a bronze key for the door
leading back to the crypt, if you would like to explore it in peace and quiet now. When you are
done with the crypt, take the stairs out and give the amulet to the weapons merchant. It is your
choice if you want to tell him about the amulet being cursed or not.

The Prisoner
The prison cell (30) holds a Raanaar prisoner and is heavily guarded. You can only get in after
visiting the Black Bishop and getting permission to enter. The prisoner can tell you the secret code
to open the rock at (37), which leads to the Staff of Power, required to unlock the catacombs at
(34).
West of the prison cell is a locked house, that just can't be opened.

The Black Bishop

Before you can enter the temple church (33) you will have to be number one in the ranking system
and thus have killed Kiya. Before proceeding, make sure everything else you wanted to do is done,
since after this part the rest of the act is linear, and you will not be able to get back to these islands.
There are a few ghosts haunting the church; together with the guards you can take care of them.
Once you do, the western doors to the merchant are unlocked and you can trade with him.
The Black Bishop can be found at the north of the church (34). He is not too pleased with you
killing his ghosts, as he summoned them himself. He wants you to find a way to unlock the passage
leading down, where the Raanaar Goddess is. The passage can only be unlocked by the Staff of
Power at (37). The entrance to that cave is locked, but the prisoner at (24) just might know the way.
After visiting the prisoner, head to the cave (37) and use the secret code to unlock the entrance.
Inside there are several Raanaar Ghosts, without very high resistances or a particular vulnerability
to anything. Just hit them with whatever does the most damage.

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From the entrance (a) go Staff of Power Dungeon
south and then east. This
will take you to an area
with a few dead
a
Raanaar, and the Staff of
Power (b) in the middle.
Drag and drop it into
your inventory, or onto
one of the characters'
b
portraits. The locked
c
chest there opens with
the key from Serrick's
Tower, and contains
random goodies.
In the west of the cave
(c) there is an ice
a. Entry/ Exit
b. Staff of Power c. Ice Skeleton
skeleton, which can be
tough to kill; use
shadow weapons, if you
have them. You could also just ignore the skeleton, as there is nothing particularly valuable in that
part of the cave.
Take the staff to the temple church and use it to
unlock the entrance to the catacombs. From here
on the rest of the act becomes linear, so if you
have anything left to do, do it now, otherwise
enter the catacombs.
The chain of events leading from here to the end
powstaffentr
of Act 3 is described in the catacombs section.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the
important things you can find on this island, just
in case you missed something.

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Quests

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Skills to Learn

Ball in well
Book for Barnabus
Book for witch
Cure for man turning into crystal
Entering the catacombs
Lost relic
Kill an assassin
Kill your employer
Man turning into Crystal
Merchant wants amulet
Ore for Demon Bane's Sword
Stolen goods
Talking Tibar
The church
The Raanaar prisoner

Quest Items
Amulet
Ball
Bat guano
Book for Barnabus
Demon's Bane sword
Magic mirror
Raanaar urn
Raanaar Statue
Smelly old cheese
Staff of Power
Tibar Potion (from Cassandra)
Vermin curse scroll (from Tibar)

Survivor Survival Traps Convert traps Scary, lvl 5

Survivor Survival Traps Convert traps Explosive, lvl 5
Survivor Survival Traps Convert traps Spider mine,
lvl 5
Survivor Survival Traps Convert traps Teleport map,
lvl 1
Survivor Survival Traps Convert traps Scorpion, lvl 5
Survivor Survival Traps Convert traps Trail bombs,
lvl 5
Survivor Survival Traps Convert traps Scary, lvl 5
Survivor Survival Traps Convert traps Spikes, lvl 5
Survivor Survival Traps Convert traps Paralyzing, lvl 5
Survivor Survival Traps Turn traps, lvl 5
Survivor Survival Traps Trap detection, lvl 5
Survivor Survival Traps Trap disarming, lvl 5
Survivor Survivor talents Backstab, lvl 5
Survivor Survivor talents Trading, lvl 10
Survivor Survivor talents Luck, lvl 5
Survivor Survivor talents Wisdom, lvl 5
Survivor Survivor talents Embellish equipment, lvl 5
Survivor Survivor talents Tracking, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Repair, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Convert arrow, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Sharpen weapon, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Recover arrows, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Identify, lvl 5
Warrior Range specialties Bow, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Defensive Individual healing, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Defensive Individual cure poison,
lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Defensive Individual remove
curse, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Defensive Individual remove
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Quests, Items and Skills Overview
Special Items
Skills to Learn
A house
Battlefields key, level 1
Healer amulet
Large earth crystal
Longbow Eradicator
Shadow Armor
Fire Set:
Prince of Fire gloves
Queen of Fire bastard sword
Ranger Set:
Rapid Shot - Marksman Friends Bow
Marksman's Rope
Studded leather Marksman's Cloak

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Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused disease, lvl 5

Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused polymorph, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused slow, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused blind, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused paralyze, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused pacify, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused extra duration,
lvl 5
Wizard Elemental attack Spread instant, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental attack Circle instant, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental attack Circle missile, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental defensive Party reflective, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental curses Circle, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental curses Spread, lvl 5
Wizard Shaman magic Weather magic Lightning storm,
lvl 10
Wizard Shaman magic Weather magic Meteor shower,
lvl 10

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Ruins Island
Ruins Island

12

11

8
10

1.
2.
3.
4.

Kyrill
Zandalors Ruins
Underground Library
Teleporter

5.
6.
7.
8.

Cave
Lost Relic Ruins
Bathing Demons
Yrev

9. Serricks Island
10. Rebel Island
11. Crystal Forest
12. Black Temple

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There are several ruins to be found on Ruins Island, some containing nice treasures for the
experienced adventurer. You are not alone on this island, however, and before you can even get
to the ruins, several Crystal Gargoyles and Evil Flying Eyes try to block your way. They are both
vulnerable to ethereal damage, so use that if you can.

Kyrill the Bard

When you enter the Ruins Island from the north
(Black Temple Island) you will encounter Kyrill
the Bard (1). In real life, Kirill is responsible for
all the music in Divine Divinity and Beyond
Divinity.
This bard wants you to kill a Fire Elemental for
him, as he is in need of inspiration for a new epic
story he can tell in the taverns. The Fire
Elemental can be found a bit to the south, and has
a low resistance to water and ethereal damage.
After killing it, go back to Kyrill, who will thank
you for your effort. After this quest you can find
him in the tavern, where the story of your deed
has become a little embellished.

Zandalor's Ruins
South-east of Kyrill you meet what looks like Zandalor (2), an old acquaintance from Divine
Divinity. He promises to get you back home to Rivellon, if you do him a little favor by getting an
amulet out of the cave nearby. The entrance to the cave is locked, and you will need to click on
the four large pillars at the corners of the ruins and solve their riddles to proceed.
Starting with the pillar to the north-west and continuing in a clockwise direction, the solutions are
as follows: something 'Shining like the sun' is gold, 'Sparkling like your eyes' is crystal, 'Food for
fire' is wood and 'Cold as your heart' is stone.
First level
In the first level of Zandalor's ruins you will encounter several critters. These critters are quick and
agile, so they can be hard to kill at times. Using weapons that do bone or shadow damage is the
most efficient way to get rid of them.
In the room you entered (1a) there are three levers that will open the next three doors; the left,
middle and right doors.

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The room to the east (1b) again has Zandalors Ruins, L1
three levers, with the same meaning.
They open the left, middle and right
doors of the rooms north of you. This
is repeated again for the next doors in
the room to the west (1c).
1e
In a couple of the rooms you just
unlocked, you will find a critter that
1c
drops a Battlefields level 3 key upon
defeat (1e) and a chest with some
goodies, including a charm (1d). The
last room (1f) leads to the next level
1a
of the ruins.
Second level
An old Metal Gargoyle riddler is
waiting for you when you descend to
this level (2a). It has interesting items
for you to trade, and a riddle:
It is born from evil
And causes itself
It can be carried over time
And help its violent cousins
It can mist the mind
And strengthen the courage

1f
1d
1b

Lever
1a. Entry
1b. 3 Levers

1c. 3 Levers
1d. Chest

1e. Critter
1f. To Level 2

Zandalors Ruins, L2
2a
2c

2b

2d
2e
2f

2a. Entry
2b. Lever

2c. Lever
2d. Lever

Lever
2e. Lever
2f. To Level 3

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The answer to the riddle is hate. If you give the
wrong answer the riddler will attack at once,
using either lightning or melee attacks. It can be
defeated most effectively with bone damage, and
will drop the unique item Plate Armor Ironskin,
a charm or two and, if you're lucky, a nice
Raanaar wand. But before it does that, you need
to defeat it first and that is done most effectively
with weapons doing bone damage.
If you gave the correct answer, the riddler can
teach you some convert traps skill for 2000 gold
coins.
Next, enter the room to the east (2b), where a
lever will unlock the door leading to room (2c). The lever in that room unlocks the door to room
(2d), which contains another lever to unlocking the door going south, allowing you to enter room
(2e), where the final lever will unlock the door leading to the last level (2f).
Third Level
After entering this last level (3a), go
Zandalors Ruins, L3
north. The door leading to (3d) is
locked and can be opened by flipping
the levers in (3b) and (3c). Then
finally, in that last room, you will
find Zandalor's amulet, after
defeating two Water Elementals and
a mutant.
3b
Back to Zandalor
Once you are back with the amulet
and give it to Zandalor, he will turn
out to be a skeleton mage who cast an
illusion, wanting the amulet so badly
that he preferred to lie rather than
merely asking nicely for a favor.
Zandalor can also teach you some
body magic skills for 1100 gold coins
each, if you haven't killed him for
making you look like a fool.

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3d

3c

3a

Lever
3a. Entry
3b. Lever

3c. Lever
3d. Amulet

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The Raanaar Library

Library

Cytha marked this place on your

c
map (3), when you accepted her
quest to retrieve the Book of
Twilight. It is an underground
b
a
Raanaar library, but once inside
(a) the librarian won't give you
d
access to the head librarian (who
has the key you need to get the
book) until you find out why the
a. Entry/Exit
c. Head Librarian
lava used in their heating system
b. Librarian
d. Book
has turned smelly (b). If you
want you can take your time to
try and read the Raanaar books in the library, or take them with you for later, when you have
mastered the Raanaar language.
The answer to the problem can be found at (7), where some bathing demons try to relax in the lava
pool. The demons will only be there after you have talked to the librarian and agreed to find the
source of the odor.
You will have to kill the demons, otherwise you can not solve the quest for Cytha. When you have
done that, return to the Raanaar library and talk to the librarian again (b). The door to the head
librarian (c) is now unlocked, so that you can ask him about the book. He provides you with a key
so you can enter the room where the book is kept (d), but is only willing to let you look at the book,
not take it with you. The head librarian can also teach you the wisdom skill for 777 gold coins.
The Book of Twilight is guarded by two Raanaar; when you pick up the book they will
immediately attack, as will the other librarians.
You can avoid this fight by placing one character
at the exit (a) and one at the book (f). Take the
book, then pause, select the character at the exit,
and leave. The character at the book will then be
magically swept away to the exit. Another
possibility to avoid bloodshed is using your
pyramids to vanish quickly after your theft.
If you choose to fight your way out, the head
librarian drops a large shadow crystal upon
defeat, though that can also be pickpocketed
before stealing the book.
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reward.

A Teleporter and some Ore

At the center of the
Exotic Ore Cave
Island there is a
teleporter pad (4). It is
activated by jumping on
it, and will transport
y o u t o Te l e p o r t e r
Island, after which you
can teleport back again.
b

West of the teleporter

you can find the cave
(5) that has been
flagged by the smith in
the Black Temple as the
place to get the exotic
ore for the Demon's
a. Entry/Exit
b. Demon and Ore
Bane Sword.
Once inside the cave (a)
go west until you meet a demon (b), who is guarding a chest. You will have to kill the demon
(sensitive to ethereal damage) before you can reach the ore for the smith. When killed, it will drop
a Bone Helmet Headbone, part of the Bone set. The ore is located against the west wall. The chest
in the room is trapped and contains a magical shield. Only if your stats are high enough will you
be able to survive the trap.
The ore is only part of the sword; it also needs a
gem that can be found on Rebels Island. When
you have both, take them to the smith who will
craft the sword for a mere trifle 5000 gold - your
money, of course.

The Lost Relic Ruins

Brother Raze flagged this ruin to the east (6) for
you, when you accepted his quest to retrieve a
lost relic. Inside the ruin (a) you will encounter a
lot of ghosts, which individually are not a
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The lost relic is at the foot of a statue of Raan (b), which has a ruby in her eye. The second ruby
is on the floor, next to the corpse of an unfortunate raider.
At the very south of the cave, you can Lost Relic Ruins
find a trapped chest (c), which has
some random loot, if you manage to
survive it.
Take the lost relic back to Brother
Raze, so that you can get your
reward.

A mage
In the south-east of the island, you
can find one of the four mages. This
one is named Yrev. Besides throwing
c
elemental spells at you, he can
teleport himself away, to attack from
another position. You can use the
c. Trapped Chest
hammer spell if you have it, to stun a. Entry/Exit
the mage and stop him from moving b. Lost Relic
around, so that you have some time
to kill him. Once he is dead, he drops a skillbook teaching you the Winds of Furies skill.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find on this island, just
in case you missed something.
Quests
Kill Fire Elemental
Zandalor wants an artifact

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Skills to Learn

Survivor Survival talents Wisdom, lvl 5

Survivor Traps Convert traps Elemental curses, lvl 5
Survivor Traps Convert traps Insect swarm, lvl 5
Quest Items
Survivor Traps Convert traps Summoning, lvl 5
Book of Twilight
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Blind, lvl 5
Exotic Ore
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Disease, lvl 5
Lost Relic
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Extra duration, lvl 5
Zandalor's Amulet
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Pacify, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Paralyze, lvl 5
Special Items
Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Polymorph, lvl 5
Battlefields key level 3
Bone Helmet Headbone (bone set) Wizard Body magic Offensive Focused Slow, lvl 5
Wizard Shaman magic Weather magic Wind of Furies, lvl 5
Ironskin Plate Armor
Large shadow crystal

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The Crystal Forest

Crystal Forest
b

3
4

2d

22

2
5
1
6b

6a

9
8

14

13

10 11

12

23
15

16

17
18
21

20

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Castor
Brams Camp
Battlefields Key
Era
Black Imp
Corpses

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7. Image
8. Crystal
9. Plant
10. Plant
11. Teleporter
12. Spirit Crystal

24
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.

Water Altar
Air Altar
Fire Altar
Earth Altar
Missing Monks
Oren

19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.

Imps
Cave
Plant
Black Temple
Ruins Island
Rebel island

The Crystal Forest

In the Crystal Forest your main enemies are Crystal Gargoyles. Because of their low resistance
against ethereal damage, using a weapon inflicting that type of damage is highly effective.

General Bram
The camp of General Bram can be found at the
north-west of the Island (2). Before you reach
that you will have an encounter with Castor and
his Death Knight (1), who set an ambush for you.
After you have killed them, you will find some
notes on Castor.
These are not the couple we're looking
for. Now go find the real ones!
And:
To my Lord Samuel,
Chaos shines on us today! We have been
able to acquire 'certain goods' from the
prisoner and with the help of a mage we'll be able to locate them and that
Death-Knight wherever they go. It won't be long now before they'll feel your
mighty wrath!
Your never failing servant,
Castor
Apparently they have something that belongs to you and are able to track your movements. You
have to get that back!
Before you go, make sure you wear the disguise armor that Castor dropped and drag the notes into
your inventory.
Now head for the camp (2), where a guard will stop you as you approach. If you are not wearing
the disguise armor, he will become hostile. If you are wearing it, but do not have the note from
Castor on you, he will also become hostile. If you have both then you can enter without fighting
him.
Inside the camp you can trade with the merchant (2a). Also pay a visit to General Bram (2b), an
unfriendly, bossy type, who wants you to find out how it is possible that the merchant earns so
much profit. He thinks the merchant is cheating and asks you to get him to confess. Go back to
the merchant and talk to him. If you want, you can spare him, if you feel pity for his six kids. It
doesn't matter if they are cats, right? If you do, then he will run off and hide in the cave at (2d).
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hand him over to the general then you get more experience points and one extra reputation point,
after which nobody ever hears of the merchant again.
At the center of the camp (2c) there is a cave where you can find
several items, including the pair of mage gloves that is being used
to track you down. As soon as you pick them up, an inexperienced
c
a
young mage will appear and attack. He shouldn't be too hard to
b
kill, especially if you are using something doing bone or shadow
damage. When you leave the cave, you will hear one guard talking
about strange sounds coming from the cave and wanting to swap
tents. You can leave now, but the next time you enter the cave and
come back up, the camp's exit will be locked. General Bram will then be waiting for you with his
men and an experienced mage (who is most effectively killed with a shadow or bone weapon).
Bram isn't very special and can be killed with any weapon you like, dropping the key to unlock
the gate, and a unique item, Angel's Hide - Magic Shield.
The mage drops a skillbook teaching you the
flash and swap places skills.
When leaving the camp, make sure to pick up the
level 2 Battlefields key at (3) and pay a visit to
mage Era, south of that, who is one of the four
hostile mages. Like the other mages he uses
elemental damage and when defeated drops a
skillbook, teaching you the acid rain skill.
If you happen to have the hammer skill then use
that, as it stops the mage from casting spells.

The Black Imp and the Crystal

Xanaxil can be found in the Black Imp's cave (5). Its position was
flagged for you by the man turning into a crystal, who blames the
imp for his disease. Xanaxil will tell you that he did indeed see
the man, but he was already ill at that time. The man sold him
crystal shards, so he tells you to go look for that crystal to
determine the real cause of the man's condition (8). Before you
go searching for it, take the hidden key (press the ALT key) to
unlock the chest, which contains a Bone Armor Spine, part of the
Bone set. Below the chest is a trapped closet.
Xanaxil can also teach you some elemental skills (from 300 to 1200 gold coins) and the Alchemy
skill for 2500 pieces of gold.

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When you arrive at the crystal, you will notice
the ground is colored red, probably by the blood
of the man. He must have gotten a piece of the
crystal in his body.
Go back to the man in the Temple and confront
him with this information. The man is not sure
anymore as his memory is fading, but he might
have started getting ill before he visited the imp.
He asks you to go back and try to find a cure for
him.
When you return to the crystal, a witch named
Raven will be there (note that she will not appear
until you have completed the previous sequence
of events). Raven can create a potion for the man
to solve his problem, but she needs three plants for that: Eagle's Crest, Foxfairy and Purple
Turnips. They can be found at (9), (10) and (21). Once you collect them, give them to Raven who
will make a poultice for you. Take this cure to the man in the Temple, and he will be able to move
again.

A Battle
A large battle was fought at (6a). One of the
corpses has a note on him:
All magical items and equipment are to
be immediately delivered to Black Ring
Elders.
Make sure the weapons are only handed
over to the master at arms. Let the cook
know as quickly as possible about the
perishable goods (especially those
weird cheeses).
At (6b) a Raanaar note can be found in a corpse,
telling about their attempt to block the humans
from getting to their supplies. The humans are no
friends of the Raanaar.
The area between the two dead parties is one of the locations shown by the seeing stone.

Spirit of the Forest

In the east side of the forest, there is a remarkable crystal. Before you get there you will probably
pass the teleporter (11); activate it by stepping on it, and then return.

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When you reach the strange looking orange
crystal (12), it will start to talk to you in a slow
voice. It is the Spirit of the Forest, who asks you,
the superior h-u-m-a-n, to cleanse his four altars
of their demon contamination. Don't waste your
elemental attacks on these demons as their
resistances are too high, instead try something
that does ethereal damage, or just kill them with
regular weapons.
The four altars are located at (13), (14), (15) and
(16). The altar at (13) is the water altar, which
can be activated by spitting on it (click on each
altar to initiate the procedure). At (14) you will
find the air altar; blow on it. Place a piece of
wood on the fire altar at (15) and finally put some earth on the earth altar at (16).
Go back to the crystal to get your reward, a permanent survival potion.

The Missing Monks

One of the quests that was displayed on the billboard was about the missing monks. You can find
them in the cave at (17), which is infested with Evil Flying Eyes and an Earth Demon. Use ethereal
damage if you can on them, or use shadow damage as an alternative.
After you descend into the
Monks Cave
cave (a), go east where you
will find a Raanaar corpse with
a
b
d
the unique item, Scythe - The
Defender, next to it (b).
The door to the west is locked,
so there is no other way than
c
heading south (c) to face the
Earth Demon. Once he is
defeated, he will drop a silver
a. Entry/Exit
c. Earth Demon
key, which will unlock the
b. Defender
d. Monks
door leading to the missing
monks at (d).
These monks are a pretty thankless bunch, which could make you wonder if it wouldn't have been
better to let them rot there and make a deal with the demon instead.

The Imps
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guarding the place where the Damned One entered this realm for the first time, and wants to erect
a statue at that spot to praise him. Oren claims there are some imps hunting him without reason,
and asks you to kill them for him.
Before you do that, listen to the story of the imps. You can find them at (19), where they have their
camp. They will tell you that Oren wiped out an entire imp village a while ago.
The imps want two things Imps Cave
from you. The first is to
retrieve their weapon from
c
the cave at (20). If you
refuse, they will attack you.
The second thing they want
you to do is to kill Oren; if
you refuse that quest,
they'll simply leave and
b
have no more time for you.
If you agree, you can keep
their weapon and get the
experience too.
a
You enter the cave at (a).
a. Entry/Exit
c. The Defender
The weapon is at (c), but
b. Blocked Passage
the passage there is blocked
by some broken barrels (b).
Just move them out of the way and pick up the unique Scythe - The Defender. Also take a look at
the chest against the eastern wall for some extra goodies.
Talk to the imps once you have the weapon, to receive the quest to kill Oren. He isn't very pleased
that you sided with the imps and will attack, but shouldn't be hard to kill. When you do he will
drop a unique two handed axe - Decapitator.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find on this island, just
in case you missed something.

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Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Skills to Learn

Quests
Cure for man turning into crystal
Kill imps
Kill Oren
Spirit of the Forest
The ambush
The general
The merchant
Transport of goods
Weapon for imps

Special Items
Angel's Hide - Magic Shield
Battlefields Key, Level 2
Bone Armor Spine (bone set)
Decapitator - Two Handed Axe
Permanent Survival Potion

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Survivor Alchemy, lvl 2

Wizard Elemental attack Spread Missile, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental curses Focused, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental defense individual Reflective, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental defense individual Resistance, lvl 5
Wizard Ethereal magic Flash, lvl 1
Wizard Ethereal magic Swap places, lvl 1
Wizard Ethereal magic Elder fire, lvl 5
Wizard Ethereal magic Age objects, lvl 5
Wizard Ethereal magic Fireball, lvl 5
Wizard Shaman magic Weather magic Acid rain, lvl 10
Quest Items
Mage Gloves
Poultice
Scythe - The Defender
Three plants

Rebel Island

Rebel Island
Rebel Island
10

1
8
2
3
4

5
7
d

1.
2.
3.
4.

Raanaar Patrol
Teleporter
Battlefields Key
Seeing Stone Image

5.
6.
7.
8.

Rebel Patrol
Rebel Camp
Demon Cave
Serricks Island

6
c

9. Ruins island
10. Crystal island

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Besides the Crystal Gargoyles that can be found on most islands, there are also Fragments and a
few Scorpions on Rebel Island. Gargoyles and scorpions are vulnerable to ethereal damage, with
the latter also vulnerable to air damage.
The fragments are not bothered much by ethereal damage, and are best killed with weapons doing
poison or spiritual damage.

The Raanaar Patrol

A Raanaar patrol (1) is fighting enemies that are
roaming the Island. Help them in their fight to
gain their trust. When the fight is over they will
continue to be a bit suspicious, not yet convinced
that you dont have any ulterior motives, but will
eventually come to respect you. There are also
two large crystals to be found in their camp.
The Raanaar patrol can also help you dealing
with any monsters that you find too difficult. Just
lead them to the patrol and theyll aid you in
killing them.
At the centre of the Island you will find another
teleporter (2). To activate it, jump on the
teleporter and jump back again. To the south-west of the teleporter, a level 4 Battlefields key can
be found (3).

The Rebel Camp

Another Raanaar patrol in trouble can be found at (5). If you help them fight the monsters there,
they will finally trust you enough to give you access to the rebel camp, by opening the rocks that
block the entrance (6). There are five Raanaar rebels there (6a), each with a quest for you.
One rebel is concerned about his former pupil, who left and is now at Serrick's Tower, eager to
learn chaotic human magic. He fears the apprentice may reveal Raanaar magic, and asks you to
get rid of him.
However, when you actually meet the apprentice, he will swear a blood oath not to divulge any
Raanaar magic. This means a lot to the Raanaar, so is sufficient to alleviate the concerns of the
teacher. Once the apprentice has sworn his oath, go back and report to receive 1200 gold pieces.

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Another rebel wants you to disable the seeing
stone on the Temple Island and marks the
location on your map. The seeing stone is
disabled by means of a magic mirror, as already
described in the Temple Island section. Your
reward is a skill book with elemental skills.
When the rebels fled from the Temple, one of
them dropped his fathers ashes. These ashes can
be found in the warehouse on the Black Temple
Island. When you return them, you will gain a
Shadow Shield.
Another rebel is missing a very precious statue of Raan, which he would like returned. He was able
to bury it during his flight, and flags the pit on the Black Temple Island for you. Besides the statue
you will also find a charm there, which you can keep.
Then there is a rebel who wants you to find out why the critter at (6d) is so aggressive. When you
investigate, you will find out the critter is harassed by rats, attracted to its home after the Raanaar
set up their camp nearby and started using the cave for waste disposal. You can kill it or you can
let it live. In either case, go back to the rebel and explain the situation. If you let the critter live,
he will reward you with a large fire crystal; if you have killed it, the reward is only a large
restoration potion. The Raanaar prefer peaceful ways, and he promises to remove all the rubbish
in the poor critters cave, if you let it live.
The rebel can also teach you some warrior craftsmanship skills for 999 gold coins.
Location (6b) is one of the places that the seeing stone shows.
The wise rebel leader of the camp (6c) has a quest for you, after you have solved at least three of
the quests from the other Raanaar. He will tell you a story about a mythical sword, required to
drive the demons out of Raanaar country. You need to find a gem and convince the smith at the
Black Temple to make this sword for you. He is willing to forge this sword if you get him some
exotic ore from Ruins Island and bring 5000 gold coins with you. You will have to give the gem
and the sword to the rebel to make him happy. The gem can be found in the Demon Cave (7).

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The Demon Cave
In front of the Demon cave (7), there are several
Narrrgnar demons, who are very unhappy since a
mighty demon has driven them out of their home.
They ask for your help. You should do so as
otherwise there is no way to retrieve the Demons
Bane gem.

After entering the cave (a) head west until you

meet the demon (b). The demon is sensitive to
ethereal damage and is fairly resistant to
elemental attacks.
When he is dead, you can pick up the gem and
return to the Narrrgnar demons. They are very
pleased with the result and give you a set of
shadow leggings as a reward.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the
important things you can find on this island, just
in case you missed something.
Quests
Demon's Bane
Demon's Bane Gem
Destroy Seeing Stone
Drive out the demon
Kill a monster
Raanaar Goddess Statue
Raanaar traitor
Urn with ashes
Quest Items
Demons Bane gem

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Skills to Learn

Special Items
Battlefields key, level 4
Pag Ustr rune
Permanent constitution potion

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Warrior Craftsmanship Convert arrow Air arrow, lvl 5

Warrior Craftsmanship Convert arrow Bone arrow, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Convert arrow Earth arrow, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Convert arrow Ethereal arrow, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Convert arrow Explosive arrow, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Convert arrow Fire arrow, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Convert arrow Poison arrow, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Convert arrow Power arrow, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Convert arrow Shadow arrow, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Convert arrow Spiritual arrow, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Convert arrow Splitting arrow, lvl 5
Warrior Craftsmanship Convert arrow Water arrow, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental attack Circle Instant, lvl 5
Wizard Elemental Curses Circle, lvl 5

Serricks Tower
Island

Serricks Tower Island

Serricks Tower Island

7
8

4
10

1.
2.
3.
4.

Serricks Tower
Battlefields Key
Teleporter
Earth Elemental King

5.
6.
7.
8.

Lost Raanaar Party

Treasure Cave
Locked Chest
Tree with Key

9. Ruins island
10. Rebel island

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When you approach Serricks Tower Island you are warned by a Raanaar skeleton and an imp
about many strange teleportations taking place on this island. As a result you are teleported back
and forth over the island without having any influence on the matter. To make things worse, a
collection of Air, Water and Earth Elementals are waiting for you. Use earth, fire and air damage
respectively on these monsters, as they have a low resistance against that type of damage.

Serrick's Tower
At the north side of the Island you will find Serrick's Tower (1). Just tell the guard in front that
you are coming by order of the Temple, to investigate the strange happenings on this island, and
he will let you pass.
Serrick's Tower is the home of a powerful mage, the brother of
the Temple Mage Merchant on Black Temple Island, as well as
other residents on the first floor. Take the stairs leading up and
talk to him. He is very glad that someone has finally responded
to the billboard message, and tells you more about the problem.
He is definitely not a very friendly mage, but solving the quest
will give you 5000 ranking points, so it is well worth the trouble.
Serrick can teach you some ethereal magic skills after you have
completed his quest, swap places and flash, for 1222 pieces of gold, which actually might come
in handy later on.
One of his followers downstairs can teach you some body magic defensive skills for 1500 gold
coins. Here you will also find the missing Raanaar rebel, Markanthar. When you talk to him, you
will find out there is no reason to kill him, as he is honorable, and only wants to experiment and
gain knowledge. He is willing to swear a Raanaar blood oath that he will not reveal any Raanaar
secrets. So there is no real reason to kill him. Report this to the Raanaar rebel that gave you the
quest on Rebel Island.
In the north-east corner a jug is partially hidden, which
contains a charm. On top of the cupboard to the north-west
is a golden key that unlocks a chest in the Staff of Power
dungeon, which you will enter later in the game.
The Island is divided into several areas. When you cross
the border of one area to reach another, you will be
teleported to a destination based on the region you are
entering. Using the image and following table as a
reference, you should be able to determine how to get
where you need to go, and know where you will be
teleported as you move around.

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Island

From
A
B
C
D

Teleporting Table
To
From
To From
D
G
E
F

E
F
G
H

H
C
I
B

I
J
K

To
K
A
J

A key
Near the center of the Island (2) a level 5 Battlefields key can be found inside a wine chest (2). It
is however surrounded by lava, so there is no direct way to reach it. If you have learned the skills
from Serrick, or a spell book from General Bram's camp, you can flash to the other side or swap
places with the friendly Tibar, who has not yet found a way out. You can also use your teleporter
stones, by just throwing one to the other side and teleporting to it.

Teleporter
A bit south of the center of the Island the
teleporter can be found (3), missing a piece,
which is the cause of it acting strangely. If you
can find this piece and mend the teleporter, then
the problems will be solved. When you teleport
into this region, there will be a lava vent a little
to the south, which periodically erupts fire. From
there, the teleporter pad is to the north west.
South of the teleporter (4), there is a friendly
Earth Elemental King, who can actually talk and
is very lonely. With your approach he is glad to
finally have someone to talk to. You can explain
that his newly found intelligence is due to the
teleporter gem he has picked up, and that if he gives it to you he would return to his former
condition and regain his friends. This convinces the King and he hands the piece over to you, sadly
losing his intelligence and turning into just another Earth Elemental, with an urge to kill you.
Go back with the piece to the teleporter and click on it, to insert the gem into the teleporter to fix
it. Then go back to Serrick to collect the experience reward and 200 gold.

The Raanaar and Treasures

East of the teleporter, a lost Raanaar party can be found (8). As soon as you have solved the

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teleporter problem, they will reward you with a secret; a lost treasure is in a cave at the south of
the Island (9).
Inside the cave you will find gold and several gems.
At the west side of the Island there is a locked chest (7) which will open with the key that is hidden
in the tree at (8). The chest has some random goodies.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find on this island, just
in case you missed something.
Quests
Serrick
Strange teleportations
Quest Items
Teleporter gem

Special Items
Level 5 Battlefields key
Golden key

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Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Skills to Learn
Wizard Body magic Defensive Cure disease, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Defensive Cure Poison, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Defensive Individual healing, lvl 5
Wizard Body magic Defensive Remove curse, lvl 5
Wizard Ethereal Magic Flash, lvl 1
Wizard Ethereal Magic Swap places, lvl 1

The Catacombs

The Catacombs
The catacombs can be entered after you have
visited the Black Bishop and retrieved the Staff of Catacombs Level 1
Power. Before you enter the catacombs, make sure
that you have the Raanaar doll in your inventory
and that you have done everything you want to do,
as there is no way back after you enter. When you
are ready, click on the seal to unlock the stairs and
descend.

The First Level

As soon as you are downstairs (1a), the stairway
collapses, making it impossible to go back. The
a. Entry
b. To Level 2
Black Bishop and you are trapped now, and he
leaves to look for help, while you can search the
inner sanctuary by yourself.
In the catacombs you will encounter several Shadow Creatures. As they have a very low resistance
against bone damage, use that to kill them as fast as possible. Their speed is very high, so watch
out for them. The exit to level 2 can be found at (1b).

Catacombs Level 2
e

f
Lever

a. Entry / To Level 1
b. Lever

c. Lever
d. To Level 3

e. Lever
f. Battlefields Key

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The Second Level
As soon as you go through the door on the second level (2a), the Raanaar Goddess appears and
tells you to "Never harm an unarmed creature". This is one of three tests the goddess will put you
through. The test is a bit difficult as you are surrounded by soldiers, Shadow Creatures and one
unarmed soldier. If you hit him in the heat of the fight, the other soldiers will leave in disgust,
because you have no honor, but there are no reputation consequences.
Depending on whether you killed him or not, the Goddess will appear again and either tell you that
you have understood this lesson, or will register the consequence of your wrong doing.
The exit to the next level is in the south-west room (2d), but the door leading to it is locked. Pull
the lever at the east room (2b) fist, unlocking the door to the opposite room in the west (2c). There
another level has to be pulled, unlocking the door leading to the exit (2d).
There is also a level 6 Battlefields key on this level. Go to the northern room (2e), pull the lever
there to unlock the door to the southern room (2f), where you will find the Battlefields key.

The Third Level

Catacombs Level 3

The Goddess will

a
appear again, once you
enter this level (3a) and
go through the door.
She will tell you "Don't
take anything that does
not belong to you". You
will have to worry
b
about that a bit later,
though, as Shadow
Creatures are coming
out from all corners.
c
Even though this level
is relatively big,
compared to the other
b. Treasure Room c. To Level 4
levels, there is not much a. Entry/Level 2
to find. If you don't
want to fight, you can
just run south until you reach the room at (3b).
In that room it will be obvious what the Goddess meant. A treasure is lying on the floor. Don't pick
it up, as this is part of the test. If you leave the treasure where it lies, she will reappear again to
the south and tell you that she is pleased you understood this lesson. Most of the treasure will then

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be removed, and it will be safe to collect any loot on the level you may have bypassed playing it
safe for the test. If you are greedy and try to grab the treasure, a pit will open up and you will have
a rather long march to a teleporter pad south east to return.
Further to the south the exit to the next level can be found (3c).

The Fourth Level

Once again the
Goddess will appear Catacombs Level 4
and allows you to
a
choose a reward, but
she tells you to look
into your heart for
the best choice.
What she means
b
becomes evident in
the central room of
this level (4b).
There are four chests
c
and four keys on the
floor: wooden,
stone, metal and
golden. As soon as
you pick up one key, a. Entry/Level 3
b. Chest Room
c. To Level 5
the others disappear,
so three of the chests
will remain unopened.
In the wooden chest there is an Entwood bark. The stone chests holds a two-handed hammer, the
metal chest has a full plate armor and the golden chest contains 5000 gold pieces.
Exit this level by means of the southern exit at 4c.

The Fifth Level

Once you enter this level (5a) go south. In the next big room (5b), a catacomb armor can be found
on the floor. As soon as you touch it, the Black Bishop appears, informs you that he has had a very
informative chat about you with Samuel, and then turns hostile. He is not an easy target; with a
lot of mana he is able to cast a lot of spells, one of which is Acid Rain. He also tries to paralyze
you, so be quick in killing him if you can. The Bishop is resistant to most damage types and only
slightly vulnerable to poison damage. Actually, just use the regular weapon that does the most
damage or try to use the hammer skill to stun the Bishop first.

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Once you have killed
him, the door leading
south will unlock, but
first pick up his scepter,
the Fist of Doom, which
he dropped.

Catacombs Level 5
a
b

c
In the room to the south
(5c), the Goddess will
d
e
show herself again and
asks you to get her the
f
f
three symbols: Honor,
War and Wisdom.
g
Go through the door to
the south and then enter
the room to the east (5e).
a. Level 4
c. Goddess
e. War
g. Crystal
Here you will encounter
b. Armor
d. Teleporter f. Stairs
a demon, a War Monster,
who will drop the war
symbol upon defeat. The war monster is most vulnerable to ethereal damage.
In the opposite room
(5d), you will see a
teleporter. Step on it
and you will be
teleported to another
section of the
catacombs; the
wisdom level.

Catacombs Wisdom
c
e

a
a. Entry
b. Charm

c. Chest
d. Book

e. Wisdom Symbol

The Wisdom Level

This level is infested with Evil Flying Eyes, which are best killed with a weapon doing ethereal
damage, preferably a crushing one. They are also vulnerable to bone and shadow damage, so those
can be used as an alternative.

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There are several godly symbols on the wall, but only one is loose. Your goal is to find that symbol
of wisdom.
From the point where you are teleported to (6a), go north. At the end of the corridor, go east and
then south until you find a golden jug containing a random charm (6b).
Then go back and head west. The wine chest at (6c) is trapped and without the proper stats you
will die, so make sure to save before trying it out. If you are lucky and survive the trap, you will
find a random weapon inside the chest.
Follow the corridor going south and make sure not to miss the book at (6d). This is the third
Raanaar book, teaching you the Raanaar language. You have now mastered the language and are
able to read all manuscripts and books you can find.
At the end of the corridor opposite of where you found the book, the loose wisdom symbol is on
the wall. Click on it, and you are teleported back to the catacombs.

Back to the catacombs

Once you are back, go south and
enter either the west or the east Catacombs Honor
room (5f). Both lead to a stairway
b
that takes you to a statue of Raan,
where you will find the symbol of
a
a
honor.
Go upstairs to the main room,
where Raan appeared, and watch
the scene of how Anlokam, your
summoning doll, is restored. She
b. Honor Symbol
will leave your inventory now and a. To Level 5
beg you to retrieve the
re-assembled crystal, so the
barrier between the demonic and Raanaar world can be restored again.
If you wish to keep your doll, simply enter the southern room (5g) which contains another crystal
fragment, and avoid the main room. As soon as you enter, the summoning doll will speak to you
and explain a bit more about the powers of this crystal. Touch the crystal and be summoned for
the last time by the Necromancer (see the Necromancer section).
Once you have defeated the Necromancer and taken the crystal back with you, Anlokam is
restored completely. She will tell you that the way back to Rivellon leads through the academy,
and then teleports you to its entrance.

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The Demons
A small cutscene will show Samuel and Asmodheus in a heated discussion, where Samuel is angry
with Asmodheus for being too inactive, and swears to hunt you down for the Damned One.
Asmodheus doesn't really see the need for all this excitement and appears unwilling to participate,
especially since he hasn't seen the Damned One around recently.

The Exit
You are teleported by Anlokam to the portal
leading to the academy and have to defend
yourself against a mutant. After you have
defeated it, a ghost will show up and mumble a
few words against the locked doors of the portal,
causing them to open for a short while.
If you click on the doors, the ghost will reappear
and will offer you the correct sequence of words
for 500 pieces of gold. If you refuse, you have to
find out the correct sequence yourself, by
choosing from five options. If you agree, there
will only be two options to choose from, and he
will repeat the words: Archom erusiptolin deinen
polemeia erga perthomenai ptolemoi errusato
tuchen. After you have recited the correct words, the doors will open and you can enter the fourth
act.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in the catacombs,
just in case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Trapped inside the catacombs
Never harm an unarmed creature
Don't take what does not belong to you
Find the three symbols
Find the crystal
Special Items
Battlefields key, level 6
Raanaar book, Advanced Studies
Scepter, The Fist of Doom

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Quest Items
Catacomb armor
Honor symbol
War symbol
Wisdom symbol

The Necromancer

The Necromancer
Your old "friend" from Act 2 calls you again, as soon as you touch the crystal fragment in the Black
Temple Crypt. You hear a bit more about his story: a crystal power caught his attention in Rivellon,
so he summoned anyone nearby to get to this source of power, but then the magical energy
changed and became twisted. He tried to cease the summoning, but was disturbed by the attacking
Knights of the Temple of Order. An implosion and a blinding light followed, then the magical
power was gone. Later on he learned that the source was a crystal,which shattered, hurling shards
across both worlds and radiating chaos magic. He therefore sends you out to collect the pieces. The
next fragment he has spotted is in the Wastelands, near a salt mine - so, off you go again.

The Salt Mine

You are teleported to the wastelands, at a salt mine. Near the mine entrance (1) at the centre of the
area, there are three miners (2): Murray, Henry and Rupert.
Murray has a quest for you; he wants you to investigate the strange behavior of the imps in the
mine. They are attacking the miners and make it impossible for them to enter the mine.
You can trade with the miners if you like before you go down into the mine.
Inside (a), the imps attack
you with poison daggers.
They are able to heal
themselves, so you have to
be quick in killing them. Just
use any weapon that doesn't
do elemental or spiritual
damage, as they have
resistances against those
damage types.
A large bone crystal (b) and
a large poison crystal (c) can
be found halfway through
the cave.
Finally at the end of the cave
(d) you meet Zaknadrix,
who can tell you why the

Salt Mine
3

1. Entry
2. Three Miners

3. Miner Building

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imps attack. The underground imp town has run dry and their Shaman saw the miners bathing they stole the water.
The imps are desperate
Salt Mine
and are ready to start a
d
b
war to get their water
c
back. The imps hate salt
and it doesn't do their
a
mental abilities much
good, staying in the mine,
so the imp asks you to
bring back their water and
prevent a war.
a. Entry / Exit
c. Large Poison Crystal
b. Large Bone Crystal
d. Zaknadrix
Go back to the miners and
confront them with what
you just heard. You will learn that they have plenty of water (three wells were filled up one day),
and after some time, admit they know about a crystal fragment that suddenly appeared at the same
time. Murray is willing to give you a key to unlock the hatch in the building (3), but only to have
a look.
When you enter the cellar and touch the crystal, the miners appear and turn hostile, because they
are not too amused about losing it and their water supply. You will have to kill them, after which
Zaknadrix shows up and thanks you.
The Necromancer then teleports you back and you finally end up at the exit of Kiya's Crypt. When
you exit the crypt, a messenger will be waiting to inform you that you are now welcome to visit
the Bishop.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this part, just in
case you missed something.
Quests
Preventing a war
The Imp Problem
The secret of the miners

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Skills to learn

Special Items
Large bone crystal
Large poison crystal

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Summoning dolls Level upgrade, lvl 6

Summoning dolls Upgrades Resistance upgrades, lvl 6
Summoning dolls Specials, lvl 5

The Necromancer

The Swamp
After touching the crystal
fragment in the catacombs,
the summoning doll
Anlokam will speak and
explain a bit more to you
about the powers of this
crystal. It was once a barrier
between Nemisis and the
demonic planes. After its
theft, the barrier fell and the
demons came. They are
invincible, because they can
suck energy from their own
realm if they are hurt. Due to
the
Necromancer's
experiments, the crystal was
shattered, its power
corrupted, and chaotic
energy infested both worlds.
She asks you to bring back
the reassembled crystal.

Swamp

2
1

1. Ian
2. Lizard King

3. Lizard Priestess

You are teleported to a swamp area. Those who

played Divine Divinity might recognize it as the
farmlands. Talk to Ian (1), who is unhappy and
might have to leave the area, because the swamp
is overflowing his fields and the lizards are
trying to expand their territory as the swamp
itself expands. He wants you to investigate, and
can also teach crossbow and defensive skills, for
a few coins of gold.
Go out into the swamp, where you meet several
angry lizards and a friendlier Lizard King (2). He
offers you peace and tells you who has the crystal
shard; it's the Lizard Priestess at (3), who has lost
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you choose war, he will join in with the rest of his kind and attack you.
From the lizard king, head south (3) where you will reach the priestess and the last crystal
fragment. Kill her and the king will reappear, if you have chosen the peaceful way. Touch the
crystal and get teleported to the Necromancer for the final stage.

The Return of the Crystal

Back in the Necromancer's lair, you will see all
of the crystal fragments arranged in a neat little
circle, ready for reassembly. He paralyzes you
and the Death Knight, so you can't attack him
while his attention is diverted, but as he places
the last fragment into the circle and restores the
crystal, you are suddenly free. The necromancer
is surprised by this, but quickly regains his
composure to meet and counter your attack. He is
not an easy target, with over 1000 vitality and
some resistance against most damages. Just use
normal weapons, as those are most effective, or
hit him with a non-elemental skill, such as
hammer.
When he is defeated, take the reassembled crystal to be teleported back to the catacombs.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this part, just in
case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
The Lizard King
The swamp
Quest Items
Reassembled crystal

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Skills to Learn
Warrior Defensive specialties, lvl 5
Warrior Ranged specialties Crossbow, lvl 5

Act 4
back to School

Act 4

Initiate Level
You finally made it to the Academy (1). After this, there is only one place to go home.
As you leave the room, a Raanaar ghost named Donhoram greets you. He thinks you are Damian,
an excellent student and the only human allowed to enter the Academy. As you already found out,
the Raanaar in the Academy were all killed when Samuel invaded the Academy, under the
authority of Damian, but were resurrected by Asmodheus to haunt these rooms forever. The ghosts
know nothing about the invasion, the devious scheme of Damian, or that they are actually dead.
The Death Knight advises to pretend you are Damian to find the way out of here. This time it is
sound advice.

The Three Tests

There are two manuscripts in your starting room (1). The first is a leaflet to convince students to

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1. Entry
2. Rules of Conduct
3. Faith Test
4. Faith: Imps
5. Faith: DK
6. Faith: Witches
7. Faith: Choice

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8. Faith: Raan
9. Endurance Test
10. End.: Start
11. End.: End
12. Hidden Room
13. Knowledge Test
14. Know.: One

Triggers
Levers
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.

Know.: Two
Know.: Three
Know.: Four
Evaluation
Lever Room 1
Lever Room 2
Imp Room

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23.
24.
25.
26.
27.

Ring Room
Mirror Room
Mirror Prison
Exit
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join the academy.
Join the Academy!
Joining the Academy is a great honour and a privilege... Only the best members
of each caste can hope to become an Elder and a successful graduate from this
Academy.
The other manuscript indicates not every Raanaar makes it into the Academy,
Failed the Academy Test?
Many who've tried to enter the Academy have failed. Have you ever considered
a satisfying career as an Imp Trainer?
Donhoram, inside the next room (2), wants proof that you are worthy of the Academy. You will
have to pass three tests; the tests of Knowledge, Endurance and Faith. These have to be passed in
a sequential order and will allow you to access the advanced three factions in the Academy;
Philosophy, Summoning and the Holy One.
Another important thing to remember is to study the sixteen rules that make up the Code of
Behavior in the Academy.
At the west side of the room there is a Raanaar
corpse on the floor with a key. This key unlocks
the cupboard at the northern wall, close to the
dead Raanaar, containing a bottle of graphite.
The graphite is needed to open the cupboard with
rusty hinges at the western wall. You will find
one of the four books of Raanaar magic inside.
The other volumes are all in this level as well.
Book of Raanaar Magic, Part 2
[This book is the second in a series of 4
describing the concept of Raanaar
magic. You are sure, if you were to read
all books in the series, you would be
able to learn something new...]
When all four books are found you will get a skillbook as a reward, teaching several elemental
skills.

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The Codes of Behavior
Against the northern wall, where Donhoram is (2), there are sixteen rules of behavior: rules all
students should follow, as not following them would mean having to leave the Academy. The rules
are labeled with numbers in the Raanaar language. Take a look at the empty book on the table and
then hold it against the rune walls: you will be rewarded with the complete Code text, so you can
browse it more easily.

1 (1)
You should honour all the Elders, because they are your guidance to Wisdom.
But heed well the words of the one High Elder, because he is the wisest of them
all.

2 (2)
You should keep the knowledge you've acquired at the Academy secret, because
knowledge given to the unwise can be dangerous, both for the unwise and for the
rest of us. But above all you should keep the knowledge of rift-running a secret,
because the knowledge of rift-running is the most dangerous knowledge of all.

3 (3)
Every time you summon a creature, it is your responsibility, so make sure you
unsummon it again. Most importantly if you are making a rune to open a rift,
make sure you also make a rune to close it again, because not doing so will lead
to chaos.

4 (4)
Never initiate a duel in the grounds of the Academy, because the Academy is a
place of learning and peace. Never start or continue a family honour war on the
territory of the Academy, because doing so will no longer be seen as an
honourable act. The Academy does not care what someone's great grandad said
to someone else's great grandad.

5 (5)
You must honor Raan 5 times a day, to show your humility to the Goddess of War,
Honour, Knowledge and Wisdom. You shouldn't pray to any other gods at this
time, because Raan does not appreciate the competition...

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6 (6)
Never manipulate the results of your tests, even if you get the chance. Let your
honour and conscience guide you and never try out any newly learned concepts
on your elders, it just leads to an unnecessary mess.

7 (7)
Never consume anything that affect your senses while you're at the Academy.
Sharp and unaffected senses are essential for your safety, and the safety of
others. Also show your abstinence regarding the opposite sex. Door-locks can
be arranged.

8 (8)
Make sure you never boast about your skills to your neighbours, because doing
so could lead to jealousy. Jealousy is the worst of all the feelings, and the cause
of all evil.

9 (9)
Make sure you are always on time, because the Academy does not tolerate
tardiness. Never keep your elders waiting, because their time is valuable and
their tempers are short.

0(10)
You should go to bed early, because only the bright student can honour their
studies and their gods the way they should (at least 13 hours a day).

& (11)
Chastise yourself at least once per day to show your Goddess your absolute
devotion. Birch twigs are preferable. (Do not take this rule to heart, we should
have got rid of it a long time ago after the accident.)

(12)
Never bring your pets to the Academy, we do not run a zoo.
Please note: basilisks, dragons (of any size), centaurs, unicorns and greater
Rivellon fire toads are also considered pets.

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" (13)
This one is unfortunately broken; the remains of a Raanaar can still be seen
under the rubble.

' (14)
Never show your feelings in the halls of the Academy, because the Academy is
a place of severity and logic, and expressing your feelings undermines this.
Above all you should never laugh in the Academy, because laughter humiliates
the severity at the highest degree (and upsets Father Woodwort).

( (15)
Never raise you hand to a servant, because the servants are there to help you
focus on your studies, and if they are no longer there, you'll have to darn your
own socks.

(16)
You must honour the properties of the Academy, because these are all objects of
high academic value. Above all you should honour the books, because the books
contain all the knowledge and the knowledge is the most valuable thing in the
Academy. Please remember to bring them back to the library on time otherwise
you *will* be fined.

The Test of Faith

The first test takes place at the east of this level. Take the eastern corridor going north, where you
can watch a cutscene with two ghost students talking about failing the tests and the terrible fate
awaiting them: a life as an imp trainer.
Halfway through the corridor a door leads to the east, where you can start your first test. Before
you enter, a second cutscene shows two ghost students telling what happened after the Goddess
accused one of them of being unworthy. He lost all his items, except his honor, but he almost
wished he had cheated.
Inside the room (3), the instructor of Faith awaits you. He is not a very talkative guy and just tells
you, only faith is required to pass this test. There is only one way in failing: by not obeying
Goddess Raan, thus showing you lack faith in her judgment. You can pass this test without any
combat though: by sparing the imps and the DK, and by accepting Asmodheus' offer to take life
force - the witches will drop dead at once.

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On the table is a note giving a hint about a way
to cheat in this test.
The door in the last room has to be
fixed. Send for an imp maintenance
crew as soon as possible. They react
very slowly to our requests lately. So far,
we have no problems with evaluations,
because the students' honour keeps
them from cheating...
Signed Anlokar, High Elder.
Take the door to the north (4). Inside you meet a
group of imps lamenting their fate because they
were forced to work for Samuel in the Citadel. They tortured and murdered Raanaar for Samuel
and now they put their fate in your hands by asking if they should die for their deeds.
The choice is up to you to kill or spare them. As they were forced to do what they did, it is better
to forgive the weak. They vanish and leave a rubber duck on the ground. Take it, as you will need
it later on.
In the next room (5) you meet a severely wounded Death Knight, who was resurrected by Samuel
after your escape from the Citadel, and was sent forth to find you. He killed all the imps in the Imp
Village, because they were unwilling to reveal your whereabouts. Some Raanaar rebels nearly
killed him and he asks you to put an end to his misery. If not, he threatens to tell Samuel where
you are.
You can refuse, as the wounded should not be
killed, not even a Death Knight, but you can kill
him as well. Choosing the first makes him
unhappy; he accuses you of being weak, just as
the Raanaar who even tried to heal him. Then he
vanishes, leaving a guitar behind. You will need
this guitar in the maintenance tunnels later on.
In the room to the south (6) Asmodheus is
waiting for you with five witches. He offers to
take away their life force and add it to yours.
When you agree, he will kill the witches. If you
disagree, you will have to defend yourself
against them. Make sure to pick up the Raan
teddy one of them drops, as you will need it later on. The number of witches makes them hard to

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deal with, but if you have learned the insect swarm skill or the hammer skill, use one of those. They
are quickly history then; just take care of the traps they have laid out.
In the southern room (7), the Goddess Raan
approaches you and tells you, you have failed.
An animal like you, killing Raanaar, one who
has tortured, murdered and worked for the
demons, is unworthy. But even you should show
at least a scrap of honor and accept her
punishment, by going through the left door, as
the right door is for the enlightened and you are
warned not to use it. Don't forget to take the
hourglass she drops upon vanishing.
By choosing the correct door, the Goddess is
satisfied that you showed honor and faith in her
judgment and allows you to keep all your items
(8).
From the instructor (3) you will learn that once you complete all the tests, you are expected in the
evaluation chamber, to hear the verdict.

The Test of Endurance

At the center room to the north of this level (9), the Raan instructor will inform you about the test
of endurance. But before you enter the room, you see two ghost students, telling each other that
certain chests should not be opened.
The Raan instructor will inform you about an imp, a golem and a chest in the next room (10), that
have to be transported to another room (11). Take care of the following conditions: the imp should
not be left alone, as he wants to look into the chest; the golem should not be alone with the imp,
as he will surely kill him. If either of these is allowed to happen, the test will fail.
The solution is to take the imp first (click on the imp) and teleport to the other room. Then go back
and take the golem (or chest) to room (11). Next, take the imp back and leave him in room (10),
pick up the chest (or take the golem) and deliver it at room (11). Finally, transport the imp to the
last room. If you do this in the wrong sequence, the test ends at once.

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In the instructors room (9) there is a cracked
wall, to the left of the rift. The crack can be
widened by taking the pick axe from the Raanaar
corpse in the south of the room, and using that
axe on the wall. Go through the hole and face the
immediate attack by four Raanaar ghosts (12).
These ghosts have some elemental, poison and
spiritual resistance, so using normal weapons
doing a lot of damage is the best. Or hurt them
with any non-elemental magic.
At the west side of the room, on the cupboard,
another magic book can be found.
Book of Raanaar Magic, Part 4
[This book is the fourth in a series of 4 describing the concept of mighty
Raanaar magic. You are sure, if you were to read all books in the series, you
would be able to learn something new...]
At the east side of the room, inside a water pool, a star amulet is hidden. It is a secret sign of an
exclusive Academy Brotherhood and will be necessary later on in the mirror room.

The Test of Knowledge

In the western corridor, two students are glad they know the 16 rules by heart. Before you take the
last test, you should know them as well.
The library (13) has many books shedding more light on the Raanaar society.
The Castes of Raanaar Society
The foundation of the Raanaar society is in the value of wisdom, guided by the
principles of honour. To reach this goal, Raanaar become specialised in one
field of interest. These fields of interest are divided into castes.
The Do are the caste-less, the Raanaars who have not chosen a particular field
of interest. Many Raanaar never choose a special caste in their whole life, and
they die as Do-ne-cho, the ones who never choose.
The merchant caste is called Be, and they are the only ones the principles of
honour allow to make profit. Be is often considered as a lower caste.

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Warriors are part of the Xe caste. Most warriors are male, but there are a few
females who also join.
Mar is the caste of the mages. Magic is considered a natural force, not
necessarily brought into the world by the Goddess.
Ra is the caste strictly for female priestesses. The Ra devote their lives to Raan,
the Goddess of war, wisdom and honour.
An are the scholars and scientists, often addressed as Elder. There is only one
High Elder, the leader of the community. Therefore, the An caste is considered
to be the highest caste, even higher than the Ra, although the Ra strongly debate
this.
There are rumours of a secret caste named Ka, the caste of the thieves who have
dismissed the basic principles of honour. Because of this, most Raanaar refuse
to discuss their existence at all.
And a book about the rather elitist Brotherhood of Stars.
Brotherhood of the Stars
The Brotherhood of the Stars is the most exclusive students' club these days.
Though founded by a group of young and exceptionally talented wizards,
nowadays members of all castes are able to enter. Only the best of the best will
get accepted though, therefore rumours that only the rich and powerful gain
possession of this fraternity have frequently come up. Only members are
allowed to visit the rooms of the Brotherhood. Some people have tried to sneak
secretly into the club rooms, but most of them were never heard of again... The
symbol of this club is a small, finely crafted star.
Many more books explaining the history of the Raanaar are in the Raanaar section.
Also, another magic book can be found in the library. Look closely at a pile of books and the chair
next to it.
Book of Raanaar Magic, Part 1
[This book is the first in a series of 4 describing the concept of Raanaar magic.
You are sure, if you were to read all books in the series, you would be able to

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learn something new...]
In the library you will also find the instructor for the Test of Knowledge. He will tell you that the
test is made up of four questions, each having only one correct answer. The questions are put to
you in a room with four teleporters; you will have to click the correct teleporter each time to
succeed. The teleporters are labeled with numbers in the Raanaar language. The same numbers
can be found when reading the rules of behavior.
In the first room (14), the question is about how many initiate tests there are and shows the
following numbered teleporters:

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The correct answer is 3, which is the leftmost teleporter
The second question, which you get in room (15), is: "How many hours should you study to show
your teachers you take your lessons seriously?"

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The correct answer is 13, the rightmost teleporter. This one is tricky as this number does not exist,
because the wall showing it collapsed. But it is the only symbol that you do not know.
In the third room (16) the question put to you is:
"How many times a day should you pray to
Raan?"

45&(
The answer to this is 5, the second teleporter
from the left.
And finally in the last room (17) you should give
the correct answer to the number of rules the
Code of Behavior has.

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The answer to this question is on the teleporter to
the far right: 16.

The Evaluation
When all three tests have been completed, it is time to hear the verdict. The evaluation room (18)

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is entered through the door to the south of it. Once inside, the three instructors give you their
verdict. Each of them either approves your entry into the Academy, and gives you a small reward,
or they disapprove and give you nothing.
The Philosophy faction gives you a permanent intelligence potion (+6 to Int.), the Summoning
faction gives you a pair of Thunderfoot boots, and the Holy faction gives you a Shield of Faith.
If you fail one or more of these tests then you are not admitted and they send you away. But
something goes wrong, things are not as they are supposed to be
Just ignore the Raanaar who wants to send you away. Nobody will be stopping you from entering
the next level in the academy.

The Way Out

A Duck for an Imp
After the evaluation has finished, split up your hero and the Death Knight. Place one of them in
room (19) and the other in room (20). Each of these rooms has a lever. The one in room (20) opens
the door to room (21) and the one in room (19) opens the door to (22).
In room (21) an imp is very happy to see his duck again. You should have picked up this item from
the Faith test. He disappears and drops a key after grabbing his ducky.
This key unlocks a cupboard at the wall in room (22), containing a diamond ring that you need
later on.
On your way out, make sure to pick up the key on the table in room (20). Press the Alt key to see
it, as it is very well hidden. The key unlocks the door to (25) and is your only way out. Before
leaving, pay a visit to the mirror room.

The mirror room

The locked room to the south west (23) has a strange star shaped lock. To unlock it, use the star
shaped amulet from (12). Once you use it the door will open.
Upon entering this room you see a mirror on the wall. As soon as you click on the mirror, it will
start talking to you, although you might not be able to understand it. Try reading it in reverse
after all it is a mirror.
You will learn that somebody is imprisoned on the other side and you require a diamond ring to
cut the mirror, thus setting him free. Don't cut the mirror from this side though, as that will kill the
prisoner. It has to be cut from the other side, with the diamond ring from (22).

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If you have the ring already, click on the mirror
and enter it, ending up in the room where the
prisoner is (24). He will explain his brotherhood
was the culprit, but refrains from giving further
details. All clues apparently lead to the
Brotherhood of Stars though, and maybe this
prisoner is one of those who tried to sneak in
against their will.
Before cutting the mirror, you should take a door
to the west. It leads to a non-existing room, with
an unreachable manuscript because the key is
missing. What is written on it will remain a
mystery.
There will also be a book at this side of the mirror. It is the third book teaching Raanaar magic,
but it is written in reverse and is therefore useless.
3 traP :cigaM raanaaR fo kooB
[This book is very difficult to read. After a few minutes you get a headache and
give up...]
Note: The correct book is in the north east corner of your starting room, and can be found by using
your mouse (it will be found not very far from the mirror itself after you have returned through
the mirror).
Book of Raanaar Magic, Part 3
[This book is the third in a series of 4 describing the concept of Raanaar magic.
You are sure, if you were to read all books in the series, you would be able to
learn something new...]
Finally, click on the mirror and cut it from inside. This will teleport the three of you back, and
essentially frees the prisoner. He gives you a key to show you his happiness, which unlocks a
cupboard at (26) that can be reached at a later stage.

The Maintenance Rooms

There are three rooms and each has an exit to the maintenance level. All three rooms are guarded
by a Shadow Creature, with a very low resistance against bone damage.
The room at (25) can be unlocked with the key on the table in room (20) and is the only way out
of this level, into the maintenance level.

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The other two rooms can only be entered via those maintenance levels. Room (26) has a cupboard
that only opens with the key from the Raanaar prisoner (mirror room). Inside this cupboard is a
skill book, teaching survival traps skills up to level 5.
And finally in room (27) there is a teleporter leading up to the summoning level.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this part, just in
case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Freeing the mirror prisoner
Signing into the Academy
Test of Faith
Test of Endurance
Test of Knowledge
The strange mirror
Quest Items
Diamond ring
Guitar
Hourglass
Rubber duck
Star amulet
Teddy bear
Special Items
4 books of Raanaar magic
Empty book for the Code
Exit key
Permanent +6 Intelligence Potion
Shield of Faith - unique item
Silver key
Skill book
Strange bottle/Graphite bottle
Thunderfoot Boots - unique item

Skills to Learn
Survival Traps Convert trap Explosive, lvl 5
Survival Traps Convert trap Scorpion, lvl 5
Survival Traps Convert trap Trail bomb, lvl 5
Survival Traps Trap detection, lvl 10
Wizard Elemental attack Circle Instant , lvl 10
Wizard Elemental attack Circle Missile , lvl 10
Wizard Elemental attack Focused Instant , lvl 10
Wizard Elemental attack Focused Missile, lvl 10
Wizard Elemental attack Spread Instant, lvl 10
Wizard Elemental attack Spread Missile , lvl 10
Wizard Elemental curses Circle, lvl 10
Wizard Elemental curses Focused , lvl 10
Wizard Elemental curses Spread, lvl 10
Wizard Elemental defense Individual Resistance, lvl 10
Wizard Elemental defense Individual Reflective, lvl 10
Wizard Elemental defense Party Resistance, lvl 10
Wizard Elemental defense Party Reflective, lvl 10

When leaving this level, you need to take the guitar, the hourglass and the teddy bear with you.

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Maintenance Tunnel, Level 1

In the maintenance tunnels you will encounter several Chaos Creatures and Evil Flying Eyes. If
you happen to have anything doing ethereal damage, use it on the Flying Eyes as they really don't
like that. Weapons doing shadow and bone damage can be useful, especially when combined with
a crushing weapon. The Chaos Creatures have some reasonable resistances against elemental
damage, so just hit them with anything else you have.

Taxlehix
Upon entering the tunnel (1) your old friend Tax shows up again. He has some new skills for you
to learn; survival thieving for 800 and survivor talents for 1600 gold coins.
He tells you about his uncle, who is the only remaining imp in this tunnel. In order to find him,
Tax gives you a riddle: "Where you level up. Count back from 10. Stop at T, turn to your heart and
look for me".

Maintenance Tunnel, Level 1

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11
10

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12

15

14 13

19

17

21

18 20
22

16

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Entry
Nixfix
Empty Room
Hidden Room
East Room
Silence Room

7. North Room
8. Lever
9. Ghost
10. Hidden Room
11. Thief Entrance
12. West Room

13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.

Imp Statue
Dragon Statue
Lever
South Room
Locked Door 1
Locked Door 2

19.
20.
21.
22.
23.

Traps
Levers
Locked Door 3
Locked Door 4
Exit
Hidden Room
2nd Level

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The simple translation of his riddle: Walk from the stairway northwards, until you reach a
T-crossing, then turn left - your heart side - moving through the secret wall (2) and meeting 2
strange imps instead of one.

Nixfix
You see Tax again and his uncle Nixfix. This old imp has a severe case of amnesia and will
constantly warn you about a dangerous monster in the lower tunnel levels. He can also inform you
what happened after Samuel invaded the Academy (all imps left and only this old imp remained,
together with his fading memories).
Nixfix also has a locked chest, and will tell you where the key is after you succeed in killing the
dangerous monster. The monster is in the second level of the maintenance tunnels. Another
inhabitant in this messy cave is Nixfix little pet flooge, who really likes Quetzalcellona
mushrooms. If you happen to find one, Nixfix will trade it for a Kohar root, a required ingredient
when you reach the summoning level (although you don't get the option to trade it before you have
the quest to look for the root).
There is a locked door leading west, and Nixfix does not have the key for it. Tax does, but he
doesn't offer it at the moment. Only after visiting the summoning level and pursuing the drugs
affair quest can you get it from him. The room has a stairway leading to another part of the second
level maintenance tunnels.
The northern door is open and leads to an empty
room, with a lever. Opening the door next to it
will give you access to the other parts of this
maintenance level.

The Guarded Gems

The T-crossing you were at before reaching
Nixfix, isn't really a T-crossing at all. If you walk
straight on, instead of turning left to Nixfix, you
can walk through a secret wall (4) and pull a
lever opening a door to the room east of it. This
room (5) has a lever on the wall as well,
unlocking door number (20).
When you turn around the corner, you will hear
a roar and should also see two gems. If you're lucky, the rats there have deactivated the paralyzing
traps already. As you come closer, a second roar will sound and shortly after that a critter will jump
out and attack you. The critter is best killed with a piercing weapon doing bone or shadow damage.

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But if you don't have a piercing weapon then any weapon doing bone or shadow damage will do.
After you have killed it, pick up the gems as they are needed later on, and take a close look into
the critters lair for a random goody.

The Guitar
In the room north of where Nixfix is (6), there are
several very special Shadow Creatures, unable to
stand all the noise you are causing.
If you picked up the guitar during the Test of
Faith, play it and they will beg you to stop
immediately, offering the Hearts of Spirits
amulet in return. When you accept, they drop
dead on the floor. If you didn't bring the guitar
with you, they will attack and you will have to
fight them. Search their caves for random
goodies as well.

Toggling Doors
The room to the far north (7) has a lever that
opens door (17). South of that room in the corridor leading west there is another lever. Depending
on the position of this lever it opens either the left or the right door in room (7).

The Thief
When you go to the north-west, a Raanaar ghost is standing in the corridor at (9). He will tell you
a bit about the secret thief caste of the Raanaar and asks you to get the dragon gem for him. You
can agree or not, there is no difference in experience. While he is talking about the thief caste, he
will also tell how cleverly they veiled their entrance: the door to the west is not the entrance, and
just leads to a blind wall.
As before, you will have to walk through a false wall, in this case, through the wall just south of
the ghost. Follow the corridor until you reach another wall and walk through that wall as well,
ending up in another, this time shorter, corridor (10).
In this corridor you will find a lever on the wall, that opens the door to the room north of it (11).
You will see two staircases now; one leading up to the initiate level and the other going down to
the second maintenance level, where the thief caste have their hideout.

Quetzalcellona Mushroom
In the room to the west (12), there is a lever against the northern wall, which will open the door
further on in the room. This door leads to another small room, in which you will find the
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receive that quest (you do not have it yet), go to Nixfix with the mushroom, and trade it with him
for a Kohar root. During this process he will also give you some valuable information about the
mushroom. Remember what he tells you, as you need that information when you have your first
summoning test quest.
Inside the smaller room, make sure to check the haystack also, as it might contain an item or two.
There is also a second lever here, which will open the door at (18).

Fishing for Gems

The locked door of the room to the far south (16) is unlocked by the lever located north of it (15).
Inside this room you will find the lever unlocking the door at (19), and a hole in the ground filled
with bones and two yellow gems. When you click on the hole, you are able to start fishing for those
gems. Depending on your luck, it will take you a certain amount of time before you have grabbed
both gems. Once you have done that, drop any bones you might have picked up, as they are
useless.

The Imp Statue

In the south-west part of the maintenance level, there is a room with an imp statue (13) and a
locked door leading to a room that has a dragon statue and a gem in it (14). The gem is trapped,
but it can be disarmed by investigating more closely the note lying on the floor.
We finally know how to overcome the trap protecting the gem. It has something
to do with the missing eyes of the imp statue, in which you have to place two
gems. You can find the gems all around the tunnels and they may fit perfectly,
but obviously it also has something to do with their colour
The imp we captured denied knowing anything about the correct colour of the
gems we need to use in the statue. But, after a little torture, he insisted the
necessary colour was orange. This can't be true, because we only found red and
yellow gems
Kamuntar tried two yellow gems and was killed instantly by the fire of the
dragon. That must mean I have to use two of the red gems. This may sound like
a deadly game, but I have to get the gem the trap is protecting!
So I'm about to place the red gems in the statue If all goes right, I'll soon be
very rich
As apparently neither two red or two yellow gems work, there is only one option left...

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Click on the statue to open its (empty) inventory
and drop one red gem (from 5), and a yellow gem
(from 16) into it. That will give the statue its eyes
back, unlock the door leading to the statue, and
deactivate the trap at the same time. As the
dragon gem serves no other purpose in this game,
you might as well make the ghost at (9) happy
and hand it over.

The hidden key

After you have killed Nixfix's monster in the
second level of the maintenance tunnels, he will
tell you where his hidden chest key is: in a vase
at room (22).
You can reach that room by walking through the eastern wall of room (6).
Four Locked Doors and the Exit
There are four locked doors right in a row in the north east section (17-20). They lead to the exit
room and grant access to the Academy's summoning level. (21). In order to proceed, you have to
pull four levers in this level. Door (17) opens with the lever at (7), door (18) with the lever at (12),
door (19) with the lever at (16), and door (20) with the lever at (5). Once the way has been cleared,
go upstairs, use the teleporter pad and you are ready for your next tests.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this part just in
case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Taxlehix and another riddle
Tunnel Dragon Gem ghost (no log entry)
Uncle Nixfix
Quest Items
Kohar root
Quetzalcellona mushroom
Red gems
Yellow gems
Dragon gem
Special Items
Hearts of Spirits amulet - unique item

Skills to Learn
Survivor Survivor talents Embellish Equipment, lvl 10
Survivor Survivor talents Luck, lvl 10
Survivor Survivor talents Tracking, lvl 10
Survivor Survivor talents Trading, lvl 10
Survivor Survivor talents Wisdom, lvl 10
Survivor Thieving skills Backstab, lvl 10
Survivor Thieving skills Lockpick, lvl 10
Survivor Thieving skills Pickpocket, lvl 10
Survivor Thieving skills Poison, lvl 10
Survivor Thieving skills Sneak, lvl 10

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Maintenance Tunnel, Level 2

The second level maintenance tunnels are inhabited by several Chaos Creatures just dying to meet
you. They have reasonable protection against elemental damage, but none against regular
weapons.
This section is divided into two parts. The first (west part) can be accessed from the first
maintenance level. The second (east part) can only be accessed after Tax has given you the key
for it, which he wont do until you are solving the drugs affair quest and need to find a certain book
necessary for the second summoning test.

West Tunnel
The west part of the tunnel (1) is accessed via the north-west entrance of the first maintenance
level. From here go east and then south.

Maintenance Tunnel, Level 2

1

13
14

3
2

12

5
a

4
c

11

10
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Entry / Exit
Timed Levers
Mirror Room
Battlefields Key
The Monster

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Traps
Levers
6. Golden Key Rooms
7. Locked Doors
8. Locked Door
9. Entry / Exit
10. Hungry Monster

11.
12.
13.
14.

Dead Imp
Mat
Monster
Locked Chest

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Level 2

Timed Levers and a Mirror

There are two timed levers at (2). They open the
door leading to (3), if you flip them quickly
enough after each other. If you are too slow, the
door remains closed and you have to try again.
There is a trapped and locked well inside the
room, and a lever on the north wall. The lever
will unlock the well, and close the door to the
room. Take the strange magic mirror out of the
well, you will need it at room (6).
Flip the lever against the wall again in order to
open the door and leave.

The Feared Monster

South of the mirror is a Battlefields key hidden behind a package (4), giving access to level 2 of
the Battlefields.
West of the mirror you have the chance to kill the monster Nixfix kept on warning you about (5).
It is a level 29 Chaos Creature which isn't any harder to beat than any of the other Chaos Creatures
on this level. But before you do that you will have to walk through a wall again in order to reach it.
After killing the monster Nixfix will tell you where to find the key that unlocks his chest.
Inside the room there is also a love letter, containing the last words of a male Raanaar.
My Dearest Maletham,
I have passed this letter on to one of the last remaining imp servants who still
remain loyal to the Academy, so I hope that somehow it has found you. So here
I am dear heart, one of the last remaining Raanaar still holding out against the
demon hordes. I've used every spell that I know to thwart their efforts, but I know
it will only keep them back for so long they are relentless! But mark my words,
I will not go without a struggle, even the thought of you gives me the strength of
a thousand Raanaar. I just pray that when my time comes, it will be swift. Until
then you remain in my heart, always.
Be strong, my love
Dorokar
Apparently the imp servant didn't make it out of the Academy either.

The Four Treasures

In the south-east of this part of the maintenance tunnel (6) you will find a purpose for the mirror.
There is a golden key on a pedestal, fitting the mirror. As in Divine Divinity, this mirror can be
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depending on your luck you can duplicate more or fewer keys allowing you to open more than one
door. The mirror will break randomly, allowing you to duplicate one or maybe even up to three
keys.
In room (6a), there is a Raanaar shield, in (6b) some treasures, in (6c) a Raanaar helmet and in (6d)
a Raanaar weapon.

Locked doors
At the north of this side of the tunnel, there are three locked doors (7). You will need a high
lockpick skill to open them and take the treasure, but as it is nothing special, it might not be worth
the effort to boost your lockpick skill in this case.
The door leading to the other level (8) is locked and can only be unlocked by pulling the lever on
the other side of the door.

East Tunnel
The east part can only be accessed after Tax gives you the key to unlock the entrance. He will not
do that until you have received the quests to investigate the drugs matter and to find the book of
summoning.

The Blood Trail

South of where you entered this side of the tunnel
(9) a blood trail leads further south, taking you to
a mutant with a delicate appetite (10). If you
agree to accept his invitation to stay for lunch, he
wants you to rub salt over your body, so you may
become a bit tastier. If you refuse, he will attack
you immediately. Like all mutants, this one has a
low resistance against poison. Don't bother with
elemental damage as it has resistances against
that. If you happen to have run out of poison, try
doing ethereal, shadow or bone damage.

The Dead Imp

In the south-east of the tunnel, you will find the dead imp Hoxplox. This is Nixfix's partner, trader
and drug dealer. In his body you will find the "Strategies of Summoning" book, required for the
second summoning test, which contains information about the protection runes needed when
summoning creatures.

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Strategic Summoning
[This book describes various monster types and their known methods of attack.
Very important knowledge indeed if you summon a monster and your protection
fails!]
Air Elemental - Basic attack: Lightning
Chaos Creature - Basic attack: Fire
Fire Elemental - Basic attack: Fire
Giant Spider - Basic attack: Poison
Mutant - Basic attack: Poison
Shadow - basic attack: Frost
Water elemental - basic attack: Frost
Finding the dead imp also wraps up the drugs
issue. Now that you know who the supplier was
you can report this information to Ankhumar.

Mat
In the east part of this tunnel, an ill tempered ghost named Mat will appear as soon as you touch
his spear, amulet or hat (12). All these three items are unique items, so they could be well worth
the fight. The items are placed next to a skeleton on the ground, probably the former body of Mat,
next to which there is also a note.
Blood and bloody ashes! Now he's finally gone crazy Sending me to this
strange world Let's see how that overgrown lizard does without me!
Mat has a very high resistance against elemental damage, so don't bother with that. Slashing
weapons doing ethereal, shadow or bone damage are the best way to kill him, as his resistances
for these damage types is low. For readers of The Wheel of Time cycle by Robert Jordan, Mat
should be familiar.

The Mutant
The north side of the tunnel has a door leading to a corridor (13), opened and closed by the lever
on the right hand side. Make sure the door is open, then run into the corridor. In the meantime you
will have heard a voice telling you to close the door as there is a monster on the loose. At the end
of the corridor a second lever will allow you to do just that.
Close the door with that lever and take whatever loot there is, then flip the lever again to open the
door and run out, probably bypassing the mutant in the process.

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Alternatively, just forget about the whole thing and kill the mutant, as he is easy prey.

The locked chest

A locked stone chest can be found at (14). Finding the correct stone key for this will mean running
around a better part of the Academy when you're nearly done with the game.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this area, just in
case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Duplicate the golden key (no log entry)
Quest Items
Magic Mirror
Golden key
Strategies of Summoning book

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Special Items
Battlefield key, level 2
Stranger's Hat
Stranger's Spear
Stranger's Amulet

Summoning Level

Summoning Level
In this level you learn the art of summoning. You are taught this ability by means of three tests that
have to be passed before progressing to the next level. In the meantime you also find out the ghosts
have a bit of a drug problem.

The Art of Summoning

After stepping on the teleporter in the initiate level, you end up in room (1). The teleporter you
just used will also take you back to where you came from. In this room there is also a hole with a
rope, leading down to Uncle Nixfix, providing a short cut to the maintenance tunnels, so you don't
have to teleport back.
Also take some time to read the note about the imp union.

Summoning Level

19

21
20

4
12

18

17

16

23

24
13

14

15

11

10
5

6
9

25

22
8
Triggers

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Entry
Ankhumar
Marker Stone
Raans Statue
First Test
Summon Room

7. Locked Doors
8. Librarian
9. Library
10. Belehram
11. Laboratory
12. Puzzle Room

13. Dolehar
14. Specimen Room
15. Students Room
16. Runes
17. Merchant
18. Elder Ansukar

19. Guard Xepatar

20. Locked Door
21. Training Room
22. Second Test
23/24. Third Test
25. Exit

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Imp Union
These are minutes from last meeting of Imp Union. Imps are not Slaves!
Hotofix complained that he been struck by Raanaar Elder for dropping jug of
water. We will meet with High Elder to tell him that other Elders not obey
Academy rules to look after servants!
Zizonox proposed that imp wages be increased to two bird's eggs and a turnip.
All imps present in favour of this!
In the large room to the south (2) Elder Ankhumar, instructor of the summoning level, awaits you.
He will explain that you have to pass three summoning tests in order to gain access to the next level
of the Academy. He will also direct you to the person giving you the first test (5). But before you
can even start, you will have to get Raan's blessing for protection at (4).
He also gives you some extra information about Damian's foster father, High Elder Anlokar, his
daughter Anlokam (who you met in the previous Act), and his son, a warrior named Xelokar.
When you have solved all three summoning tests, he will unlock the door to (25), offering a
passage to the next level. The stairway in room (2) is blocked and remains blocked.

Raan's Blessing
The statue of Goddess Raan is at (4), but before
you go there visit room (3) with a marker stone
which will allow you to flag all important
locations on this level if you like.
Priestess Rakoham, guarding Raan's Statue, is in
a bad mood, because of the drug problem
affecting several students. She also complains
that Elder Ansukar should deal with this
problem. To get her even more upset, ask her
about a love affair with mage Markunthar.
In order to receive Raan's protective blessing,
you have to speak to the statue against the northern wall, by clicking on it and giving the correct
answer (Goddess of war, wisdom and honor).
Click on the statue again to receive her token of appreciation: Raan's Blessing - a sapphire amulet.

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The First Summoning Test

The summoning instructor for the first test is in room (5). He will tell you, you have to summon
an informer to find out more about the Quetzalcellona mushroom. He gives you a key to unlock
the door at (7), so you can read the Summoning Book in the library at (8). Now you know which
ingredients you need to summon an informer imp: Feynur potion, a spider leg, a Kohar root, and
the wisdom rune for protection.
The Feynur potion can be found in the laboratory at (11), the spider leg in the specimen room at
(14) and you receive the Kohar root from Nixfix, by trading with him for the Quetzalcellona
mushroom you found in the first maintenance levels (see that part for more information). The
wisdom protection rune you need can be found in room (16). The instructions for gathering each
of the components are located in the following sections.
As soon as you have gathered all three
ingredients and the protection rune, talk to the
summoning instructor again. He will take the
wisdom rune and tell you to put the other three
ingredients into the summoning circle. When the
ingredients are in place, click on the book to
speak the words of summoning. An imp, who
will act as an informer, will appear in the circle.
The imp will lie to you all the time, as you should
know if you have listened carefully to what
Nixfix told you about the mushroom. The
Quetzalcellona was not the name of the Chieftain
who ate it first, but that of the tribe. They
"almost" died by eating it and the name did not
become famous because of spiders, but because of the Flooges who liked it very much. It really
pays to listen patiently to forgetful old imps every now and then.
If you encounter any problems and the instructor refuses to acknowledge you have everything go out into the main corridor, drop the four items on the ground and pick them up one by one, by
clicking on them. Then turn around and visit him again. If you see XP points fluttering up as soon
as you pass the second door, you will succeed.
If you encounter any problems with Nixfix and the mushroom he wishes, leave his cave and drop
the mushroom on the ground, pick it up by clicking on it and move it around in your inventory if your quest log responds by turning red, you will succeed.
Successfully completing the summoning will unlock the door to the second summoning test (22).

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The Library
Librarian Antopar, in the library at (8), is a bit dissatisfied, because he feels he deserves to be a
High Elder. He feels that his important work, taking care of all the books and preserving the
Raanaar knowledge, has been overlooked. Since the council of Elders only elects new Elders
every 52 years he doesn't feel that his work is really valued.
Antopar can also tell you about the drug problem in the Academy and you will learn about a
student trying to reach Groofland. Since this student was addicted to drugs and had some
pronunciation problems, he ended up in Grooveland and came back with a much better rhythm
than before.
Antopar can also teach you some elemental attack and curses skills, and body magic, each for 1800
gold coins.
Every time you want to enter the sacred library room (9) you will have to ask Antopar to unlock
it. Because some books keep disappearing he takes his precautions. This world isn't any different
from others with undisciplined students.
Inside the room there is a Shadow Creature that attacks you on sight. Apparently they don't take
it too well being interrupted while reading. Shadow Creatures are vulnerable to bone damage, so
try to hit it with that type of damage.
When done, make sure to read the entertaining books in The Good Imp Guide series, found at the
east side of the room.
The Good Imp Guide: Part 1
Imps may seem small and insignificant but given the correct treatment and care,
they can become loyal and affable servants and give years of valuable service.
When choosing your imp, be sure you look for any defects. Their skin should be
reddish in hue, neither pale nor too bright (bright red skin can indicate
infection). The skin on an imp's feet should be tough and slightly hairy, which
will save on footwear costs. The ears should be twice the length of the nose
ideally, but this is not always the case with younger imps. Be sure to count the
toes at least twice.
The Good Imp Guide: Part 2
After you've selected your imp, make sure you start it off with small, basic tasks
to build up its strength and get it settled within a routine. Fetching and carrying
tasks are appropriate, as well as simple household chores. If you want your imp
to flourish, make sure you keep it with others of its kind, as this will ensure that
your imp does not become lonely or depressed. Once your imp is established in
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they will look after their basic needs. Groups of imps will often form their own
hierarchical colonies and for imp groups of 6 or more, a full-time overseer
should be appointed.
As this is a library, several other books can also be found here, of which the following is an
incomplete collection
299 Ways to Wisdom
[You don't have time for most of the suggestions listed in the book...]
Raan, the Goddess of Honour, War and
Wisdom
[This book describes the concepts of
honourable warfare... You always
thought, the most honourable thing in
war is victory, but this book disagrees. ]
Rifts - A Secure Way to Travel
[Statistically more Raanaar have died
when travelling by foot, than by going
through rifts... The author thinks that
rift-running is by far the safest way to
travel...]
Where no Raanaar has gone before...
[A description of other worlds and dimensions... Some of them remind you of
your home, Rivellon. ]
Imps - Servants or Slaves
[A long article about the status of imps in Raanaar society...]
Sacrificing Techniques of other Cultures
[It is quite terrifying to read what other races have to sacrifice to their gods...]
Ka - Myth or Reality?
[Does this caste of thieves really exist in Raanaar society today? If yes, why did
they leave the right path laid out by Raan? And if no, where has all my gold gone
lately? ]

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Battle of Raan and Tuur, by the High Priestess

It is a rare event when mortals witness battles between gods. In the night of the
great fire, the whole of Nemisis was woken up by the sounds of battle and we
were able to see the great victory of our Goddess Raan over Tuur, the evil stone
God guardian of the underworld.
The battle has lasted over 400 years already and it is far from being over. But
on this night, Raan was able to break off a piece of Tuur's stone body with her
mighty spear and it fell from the sky.
The holy pilgrims have found the stone in the forest, but it is still full of the
evilness of Tuur. Only the strongest believers will survive the act of simply seeing
the stone. The ones who touch it have no hope of survival. This part of the forest
is dead, cursed and unholy until the time that Raan comes to the surface of
Nemisis and removes all evilness from here...
Mycology - The Science of Mushrooms
[This book contains two short chapters of mushroom recipes and mushroom
identification, and a very large chapter about treating mushroom poisoning...]
But most importantly, you can also find the book about basic summoning in the north-west corner
of the library.
Book of Basic Summoning
[Mushrooms are not listed in this book, but you find these entries under the letter
'M'...]
Morphology - Suitable Informer: Mutant, Necessary Components: Virgin
Blood, Imp Toe, Sulphur, Protection Rune: Water
Mycology - Suitable Informer: Imp, Necessary Components: Feynur-Potion,
Kohar Root, Spider Leg, Protection Rune: Wisdom
Mythology - Suitable Informer: Gargoyle, Necessary Components:
Cyclops-Eye, Fairy Dust, Bat-Wing, Protection Rune: Lightning

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Before you leave the library, the Death Knight will ask you if you have understood and know what
you need to summon. Give him the correct answer, which is imp, of course. As you need to find
out more about a mushroom, you need to summon the Imp informer (mycology) and you now
know the correct ingredients, too.

About Summoning and Drugs

Elder Ansukar (18) teaches the Theory of Summoning. He explains the meaning of protection
runes in general. Each creature requires a specific one, and he talks about the summoning process:
an opening is torn, a creature is dragged from its realm into yours, the rift is closed, and the
creature is returned to its realm again. The protection runes the Elder is talking about can be found
at (16). If you look at this classroom closely, you will notice a certain rune sign on the wall; a hint
for the symbol of the wisdom rune
Ansukar also wants you to find the cause of the drugs problem. The solution to this is given in the
description of the second summoning test. When you solve it, he will give a skillbook, teaching
several offensive body magic focused skills, as a reward. He is also able to teach you body magic
defensive party and offensive cloud skills for 1600 in gold.
In the south-west corner of the room a bronze key can be found in a chest. This will unlock the
door at (20).

The Merchant
The only merchant on this level is trader Bexhanar in room (17). He points you to junkie Dolehar
at (13), when asked about the drug affair.
Bexhanar also informs you about a small riddle and challenges you to solve it. The answer lies
behind the empty shelf in the laboratory at (11).

Love and the Feynur Potion

Belehram normally supplies students with the appropriate spell components required for
summoning. She can be found in the south-east room (10). But apparently you are out of luck: the
last Feynur potion is in the lab (11). the delivery imps have failed to bring fresh supplies of Kohar
root, and you will have to get the spider leg by killing a spider yourself. She does tell you where
you can find the specimen room and the spider (14) though.
Speaking to Belehram about the drug problem informs you that the drugs help students to focus
better. However in the long run it ends up in rune juggling, demons being summoned and
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After a while two students will show up in
Belehram's room and rant about having to wait
99% of their time for spell components to be
delivered. They know quite a bit about
Markunthar in the laboratory and one of the
female students. The mage normally only shares
his stuff with females, but this one did everything
the wrong way: inviting him to share a bottle of
wine, when wine aggravates his allergies,
reciting poems, which the mage hates, and
finally molesting him by tickling his tail. The
result was that she was thrown out of the
Academy. The only way to impress him is by
praising his intellect, is the students conclusion.
Keep their names in mind: Domequar and Dotharhar - as one of them will be an important person
for the second summoning test.
After this go to Markunthar's laboratory (11). You can get the Feynur potion in two ways: either
kill him, or lure him out of the laboratory. Asking him doesn't work, as he needs the potion to spice
his tea. If you decide to kill him, he will drop a sapphire key for the large locked cupboard. If you
want to lure him out, talk to female student Dojuram, who is waiting outside, and tell her to praise
his intellect. As a result, she will leave with him and you can find the sapphire key inside the
laboratory.
The book on the desk contains a golden key that unlocks the small trapped cupboard, providing
you with a sapphire key to unlock the cupboard next to it. There you will find the Feynur potion
and a skill book teaching you alchemy and some elemental skills.

The Riddle
While visiting the merchant Bexhanar at (17), he challenged you to solve the riddle in the
laboratory (11). By moving the empty shelf against the wall to the north out of the way, four
colored buttons will be revealed. Press them in the order 4-3-1-2 (or red-green-blue-yellow) and
a door to room (12) will unlock.

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A hint for the correct sequence is found after you
remove the small shelf on the west side: you will
see four potion types lined up. One red, two
green, four yellow and three blue potions, giving
you the clue to the order in which you have to
press the buttons.
Four runes against the wall give a hint about how
to unlock the chests beneath them. The left one is
the fire rune and requires the red button. In that
chest you will find a +60 permanent vitality
potion and a Raanaar sword.
The second rune is lightning, which requires the
yellow button. The chest will have a +25
permanent stamina potion and a Raanaar
hammer.
The third rune is frost, and can be unlocked with the blue button. Inside the chest you can find a
+60 permanent mana potion and a Raanaar axe.
And finally the right rune is poison, and can be unlocked with the green button. The chest contains
a +1 permanent constitution potion and a Raanaar Wand.

The Students
The student sleeping quarters (15) are inhabit by two female students: Donatham and Dothiram.
They are talking about imps who forgot to feed the spell component specimens. One says they
need to be whipped, but Dothiram does not agree, as they are just too valuable.
There is also a diary giving some extra information about the drug problem.
Student Diary
[This appears to be a plainly bound diary, obviously given to every student at
the start of their studies at the Academy. This one has a few readable extracts.]
Oh beauteous feeling! I was able to finish all my essays last night without
needing any sleep... such is the wonder of this drug. Although now my mind feels
cloudy and I struggle to remember precisely the words I wrote, only that my
mind was flying when I wrote them!
I must get more, more, MORE! The pressure here is too great for me to survive
without them. My gold is running out, but I will not disgrace my family with
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I have but a few grains left, it is not enough...I will do anything...ANYTHING!
I must sleep...so tired...need sleep and then I will find that little dealer again.
And a summoning diary of which one or more parts can be found here.
Summoning Diary 1
[This appears to be a page from the summoning diary of one of the students.]
I'm not sure about this summoning business. I summoned a minor demon a few
weeks ago and, even though I know it's safely back in its own realm, I keep
seeing it in my dreams. Its image is pursuing me as I sleep...I haven't had a good
night's rest in ages and I am fearful of summoning any other creatures lest they
too creep into my sub-consciousness!
Summoning Diary 2
They can't make me summon again...I won't do it...even if it means I have to
leave the Academy. That demon I summoned still pursues me in my sleep and
even a sleeping draft from the High Priestess hasn't helped, it just made my
dreams even longer and more vivid! Oh beware those that seek to summon, you
do not know what you may unwittingly unleash upon yourselves. I must get away
from this place and free my mind from this torment!
Keep the location of the locked silver chest in mind, as you will have to wander through all
Academy levels later on, to find the appropriate silver key.

The Spider's Leg

In front of the locked specimen room's door (14)
a ghost named Dolehar is offering you the key to
the door, but he wants 500 pieces of gold for it.
He probably spends it on drugs anyway, but you
have no choice as you need the spider's leg.
Later on, you will find out Dolehar knows more
about the drugs problem, but is not willing to tell
you.
Upon entering the room, you see that the
specimens have broken free to find some food
(since the imps did not feed them). There are four
different creatures in the room; a Mutant, a Critter, an Evil Flying Eye and a Spider. The Evil
Flying Eye is however still locked in its cell, so there are only three to take care of at the same time.

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The only friendly creature in there is a tiny flooge; you can spare its life.
The spider will drop a leg when it dies. Don't forget to pick it up.
Partially hidden under a skeleton in this room, you can find the platinum key that will unlock the
door to the Evil Flying Eyes cell. There are several potions in there, so it is worthwhile to unlock
the door and take them.

The Protection Runes

You need protection runes for each summoning process in case a summoned creature turns hostile
(the runes will increase the resistance against the type of damage it causes). As soon as you enter
this room (16), a Shadow Creature will charge and you have to defend yourself (most effectively
done with a bone damage weapon or spell).
On the table, there is a note that says:
Don't enter the rune rooms on your own. Wait for the Rune Keeper! Only the
Rune Keeper knows how to pass the guardians of the runes safely...
As the rune keeper is nowhere to be
found, venture onwards on your
own and deal with the guardians
when you get there.
There are six runes painted on the
wall to the west and six to the north.
Clicking on them teleports you to
other rooms where you can find the
runes protected by one monster.
Youll find some goodies as well.

Rune Rooms
1

10

11

12

From left to right at the eastern wall:

- Water rune, protected by a
Mutant.
1. Frost
5. Abyss
9. Water
As with all mutants, try killing it 2. Wisdom
6. Wind
10. Poison
with poison, bone, shadow or 3. Earth
7. Rift
11. Star
ethereal weapons.
4. Offering
8. Fire
12. Lightning
- Frost rune, protected by a Chaos
Creature
This creature is most vulnerable to bone damage.
- Wind rune, protected by a Spider.
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- Poison rune, protected by a Demon.
The demon has very high protection against elemental damage and is best attacked with any
weapon doing ethereal damage.
- Lightning rune, protected by a Metal Gargoyle.
Again don't bother with elemental damage. The Gargoyles has the lowest resistance against
ethereal and shadow weapons.
- Fire rune, protected by a skeleton.
The skeleton does not have much protection. A crushing weapon doing water damage kills it
even faster than any other weapon.
From left to right at the northern wall:
- Star rune, protected by a Shadow Creature.
The Shadow Creature doesn't like bone damage, so try to hit it with that. The Rune Guardian
is held captive in this rune room. When he is liberated, he can teach you summoning dolls skills
up to level 10 for 1600 gold.
- Rift rune, protected by a Rock Skeleton.
The Rock Skeletons are tougher than the regular skeletons and have some protection against
elemental, poison and spiritual damage. Just use anything else that you happen to have.
When done with the skeleton, check out the wine chest, as it contains a level 3 Battlefields key.
- Earth rune, protected by a dummy.
The dummy is really a dummy. Its stats are so
low, you should be able to kill it in one or two
blows.
- Abyss rune, protected by an Earth Elemental.
Any weapons doing air damage are the best in
taking an Earth Elemental out as fast as
possible.
The Ring of Raan can be found in this room
too.
- Wisdom rune, protected by an imp.
Imps can be killed with anything effectively,
with the exception of elemental damage.
- Offering rune, protected by a rat.
One could wonder if a level 1 rat actually is able to protect anything, so just take it out with one
hit.

The Training Room

Xepatar is guarding the training room (19) where a student used a wrong protection rune once and
summoned three Demons instead of three Imps. He will unlock the door to the training room (21)

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after you offer to get rid of the summoned creatures and make the training room available to others
again. Ask him about the drug affair to learn about a discussion he saw between Dolehar and an
imp.
In the summoning training room (21) there are Demons (vulnerable to ethereal damage). After you
have disposed of them, take a look into the north-west corner of the room, to find a Raanaar
summoning doll, making up for the loss of Anlokam, if you have restored her fully in Act 3. If you
chose not to, you will have four dolls now.

The Second Summoning Test

After finishing the first summoning test, the door for the second summoning test is unlocked (22)
and the second Raanaar instructor is waiting for you. He tells you the test consists of summoning
four different creatures. He wants you to be prepared, so he orders you to get the book about the
Strategies of Summoning. In this book you can read how to increase your protection against
summoned creatures.
You can play by the rules now and proceed in
logical order by visiting the library and Antopar
at (8), then being sent to Ansukar, (he is the one
who borrowed the book). You will learn there, he
gave the book to Belehram at (10), who in turn
gave it to her son Dolehar at (13). Since this
junkie Dolehar will deny everything, you will
have to find a clue somewhere else.
Or, you can go the short, lazy way and speak at
once to student Dotharhar, who is lingering
around in Belehram's room. His information will
trigger Tax's offer to give you a key, so you can
explore the lower maintenance Tunnels to find
Nixfix's partner Hoxplox. Don't expect to find
the tiny imp alive there, though - not with all those Chaos Creatures roaming around.
Once you have the book and learned which runes you need (fire rune, frost rune, poison rune, and
lightning rune), go back to the instructor and talk to him. He will tell you what to do next, which
is clicking on the book upon the pedestal and reading the words four times, each time summoning
a new creature. When a creature is summoned, click on the appropriate shrine for the extra
protection. In case you are lazy, you do not even need a protection rune, you can simply click on
a shrine to get a crystal at once.
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For the Air Elemental you need the lightning rune, so click on the light blue shrine to get a larger
air crystal. The elemental has a low resistance against earth damage.
- Fire Elemental.
Click on the red shrine to obtain a larger fire crystal. Weapons or spells doing water damage will
harm the Fire Elemental most, so consider using those.
- Spider.
The green shrine will provide you with a larger poison crystal as soon as the spider is
summoned. As all other spiders, this one is also vulnerable to ethereal piercing damage.
- Water elemental.
The last shrine, the dark blue one, gives you a larger water crystal and offers protection against
the Water Elemental, which, in combination with anything doing fire damage, should make it
feel very uncomfortable.
After having summoned these four creatures the
second summoning test is completed and the
door to the third summoning test (23) is open.

The Third Summoning Test

The instructor of the last summoning test (23)
wants you to summon a lesser demon. Summon
the demon by reading the book there, reciting the
correct words and meet Arch Demon Samuel.
You don't have to fight him, simply lure him out
of the circle; he will disappear. That leaves the
Raanaar instructor very puzzled about a real
demon appearing here instead of his image.
After this test, Ankhumar at 2, will open the door to the exit (25) leading to the philosophy level.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this part just in
case you missed something.

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Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Blessing of Raan
Drug affair
Library test
Riddle of a mage
Summon a demon
Summon an informer
Summoning practice
Summoning strategies
The summoning level
Quest Items
Abyss rune
Book of Basic Summoning
Feynur potion
Fire rune
Frost rune
Lightning rune
Offering rune
Poison rune
Rift rune
Spider leg
Star rune
Water rune
Wisdom rune

Skills to Learn
Body magic Offensive Cloud, lvl 10
Body magic Offensive Focused, lvl 5
Body magic Defensive Individual, lvl 10
Body magic Defensive Party, lvl 10
Elemental attack Circle Instant, lvl 10
Elemental attack spread missile, lvl 5
Elemental defense individual reflective, lvl 5
Elemental defense individual resistance, lvl 5
Elemental curses Circle, lvl 10
Elemental curses Focused, lvl 5
Summoning dolls Upgrade, lvl 10
Summoning dolls Specials, lvl 10
Survival Alchemy, lvl 2
Special Items
Battlefields key, level 3
Larger air crystal
Larger fire crystal
Larger poison crystal
Larger water crystal
Permanent constitution potion, +1
Permanent mana potion, +60
Permanent stamina potion, +25
Permanent vitality potion, +60
Raan's Blessing amulet
Raanaar summoning doll
Ring of Raan

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Philosophy Level
The purpose of the philosophy level is to teach you several aspects related to the process of
riftrunning. You will be teleported to different areas to undergo these studies.

Main Level
This is the level you enter when ascending from the summoning level. It is also the level where
you are teleported back and forth between the other locations that you will visit.

Beam me up
Upon your entry to this level (1), you are greeted by Elder Anbenktar, who tells you that your
studies continue here. You will have to talk to all Raanaar Elders, before being allowed to go to
the next level.

Philosophy Level

6
5

9
10

Triggers
1.
2.
3.
4.

Entry
Central Area
Baby Room
Dream Imp

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5.
6.
7.
8.

Angry Ghost
Chest Room
Merchant
Time Rift

9. Water Room
10. Exit

Philosophy Level
These Elders can all be found in the central area
(2). There are four of them; Anbotar, teaching
about truth and lies, Anbassam teaching
concentration, Anrauzam teaching
consequences and Anguram teaching
interferences.
Each time you talk to one of them, you are
teleported away, so make sure to save often.
Besides talking to these four Elders, there are
other things to do as well on this level and some
hints about the locations you will go to. It might
be wise to do these things first, before talking to
the Raanaar Elders (although you can interrupt
their conversation).
The first quest you get is from philosopher Elder Anfegar, thinking about the ultimate answer (1).
The solution can be found at the room of the dreaming Imp (4). Anfegar can also teach you the
backstab skill for 1300 gold pieces.

The Teddy Bear

In the room to the south-east (3) there is a baby
crying in its cradle. Maybe it would be a lot
happier if it had a teddy bear? Take the bear you
got from the Initiate level and click on the cradle
to place the bear into it. This will make the child
happy and more importantly, very silent.

Imp Dream

1a

Against the wall to the north is a locked wooden

chest and the appropriate wooden key is in the
end level.

Dream on little Imp

1b

1c

1d

1e

1a. Entry
1b. rat

1c. Skeletons 1e. Imp

1d. Spider

On the bed in the room to the east (4) a dead imp

lies on a bed, but it is still able to dream. The
Raanaar in the room warns you not to interfere and only watch, as the dreams are so real that what
happens in in the dream will happen to you in real life as well. After touching the mirror above
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Upon entering the dream (1a), a rubber duck
makes clear it is not too pleased about you being
here; furthermore you'll be watched, warned and
attacked for not listening. This is a very strange
location you ended up in, with a lot of strange
objects in it. Also take notice of the healing
shrine from Divine Divinity, that found a place in
the Imp's head.
A small rat (1b) will give you the 'ultimate
question' instead of the ultimate answer (squeak
- question - squeak). Maybe not exactly what the
philosopher Anfegar is looking for, but he will be
pleased with it anyway. As the rat helped you
out, maybe killing it would not be the proper
thing to do. But if you happen to feel evil at this moment
Inside the next room (1c) skeletons will come to attack you as soon as you approach the grave
stones. And in the room after that (1d), a spider will come after you. Once you've disposed of them
you finally reach the core of the imp's mind the world of Lego.
The imp will tell you, he is dead already and
wants to know what you are doing inside his
head. When you ask him about the lost
merchants amulet, he will tell you that he hid it
cleverly in a room with water, making it
invisible. Only by using fairy dust it can be
visualized. This is the hint you need to solve the
quest for trader Begurar. (Note that you will not
get this option in the discussion tree if you
haven't visited Begurar first).
When done, head back to Anfegar to give him
the ultimate question, to his ultimate answer.

An Angry Ghost
While going through this level several students will talk about imps summoning creatures being
a sick joke. When you reach the Raanaar priestess ghost at (5) this will be put into perspective.
You will find out that Damian wanted imps to summon creatures and that he himself had been busy
summoning Demons outside of the Academy. The Raanaar ghost disapproves of these tactics,
feels Damian must die for this and attacks you (as she believes you are him).

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Locked Chests
In the room to the north-east (6) there is a locked cupboard and a locked chest. There is also this
note:
In my last test I was taken to a strange world, where I met an odd creature who
sold me all kinds of magical items. Back on Nemisis the High Mage himself told
me that the carpets, mirrors and knives I'd purchased were just normal and
didn't possess any magic at all! How embarrassing!
I've thrown away most of the stuff, and locked away the rest. If I don't do this,
the others will start laughing at me. But now I've lost my cupboard key, which
must have happened during one of my last tests. I'm not too unhappy about it
though.
It looks like the Raanaar met trader El Gammon, who Divine Divinity players might remember.
The key to the locked cupboard, which contains the fairy dust and a carpet, can be found in the
consequences level.

The Trader and the Amulet

In room (7), trader Begurar reminds 'Damian' of the gold he still owes him but offers to forget
about it if you do him a little favor. He is missing his amulet and wants you to retrieve it. But first
take a look at the book, explaining a shortcut in the concentration level.
There is a short-cut, but you need to know the code... One of the elder students
told me, but it cost me a fortune to learn!
3-1-5-2-4
And there is a note about a forbidden love affair that would have create some turmoil if it had been
public knowledge.
Forbidden Love
I know it's wrong, but I love him! Who would have thought it... I, a Raanaar and
he, an imp servant! But I cannot help my feelings... I adore those pointy little
ears and his handsome red skin. It's true that short creatures do make the best
lovers! We must let no-one know of our love.
The solution to finding the amulet is in talking to the dream Imp, who will give you a hint where
it is hidden and the fairy dust required to reveal it. The fairy dust is at (6) in a locked cupboard,
and the key is in the consequences dungeon. With this dust you can go to the south west room (9).
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damage all that much).
Next, go the water pool and click on it, opening its inventory. Put the fairy dust into it and stand
back. Poisonous fumes will rise from the water, but once they are cleared, the amulet will appear
(look along the north wall). Take the amulet and bring it to Begurar to collect your reward; a Death
Knight sword.
If you are curious, take your time and read some of the notes you can find in the merchant's room,
giving you insights about the existence of aliens in our own world.
Opening Rifts in Time: Notes 1, by Elder Anakkisam
The first time rift I opened during my latest experiment took me to back to the
dawn of this land, when the earth pulsated beneath my feet with emerging life.
I saw the battles overhead between the gods and the demons, their weapons
tearing the skies, raining fire and brimstone down upon the earth. I didn't dwell
too long in that place, for I feared I would never get back. Who would have
thought that such violence could have shaped our world?
Opening Rifts in Time: Notes 2, by Elder Anakkisam
I could not tell whether this second rift of mine led to a place within our world
or not. It was certainly somewhere that I'd never read about in all the Academy's
history books. I thought the shaping of our world was brutal, but this
place...such violence, such horrors. I saw creatures (I took them for humans)
slaying their own in great numbers... imprisoning them like animals, flattening
town after town with great metals beasts and flying machines. I pray to Raan
that this is some other world, far, far away and not a vision of our own future.
Opening Rifts in Time: Notes 3, by Elder Anakkisam
Thankfully my third rift didn't lead me to a place of violence... or rather it
seemed to be a little island of calm set within a sea of violence. I found myself
in a small village of healers, which I guess was situated in Rivellon. I skulked
around, making sure no-one saw me and I noticed a strange figure (who had
apparently been found unconscious in the wilderness) wandering about talking
to the healers. I sensed some importance in this person. I must look them up in
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Opening Rifts in Time: Notes 4, by

Elder Anakkisam
This fourth rift of mine took me to what
is probably the most interesting place
I've travelled to so far. Again, this
seemed to be a world of humans and I
arrived in a vibrant, bustling city, full of
life and colour. Here the rich dressed in
ornate robes, rode in horse-drawn
carriages through the slums where the
poor begged for coins in the dirt and
other humans displayed creatures of
deformed hideousness for the
entertainment of the crowd. But although their morals might be dubious, these
were creatures of great inventiveness and something they referred to as science.
Yet I saw an amazing sight where a human spun a cylinder filled with light and
displayed moving pictures on a wall, so they must have harnessed the power of
magic too! Perhaps I can replicate this back at the Academy.

Back in Time
In the west room (8) a Raanaar student wants you to go through Bone
the rift to retrieve the lost bone of the founder. He is very
curious and wants to see it, but as it was buried by a cave-in,
2a
you will have to travel back in time for it. When you accept and
2b
go through the rift, you end up in two small rooms (2a). The
bone is guarded by two Raanaar soldiers (2b), not willing to let
you take the bone without a fight. The ghosts are most
vulnerable to water and ethereal damage, so using that might
2a. Entry/Exit
be very effective. Once they are killed, take the bone and don't
2b. Bone
forget the two-handed Demon Cutter axe located in the
north-west corner, as well.
When you get back, the Raanaar student no longer knows who you are and tells you the bone of
the founder was lost, stolen long ago.
That's what you get when you meddle with time, no experience points and a useless bone.
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To the End Level
After talking to the four Raanaar Elders and going through their tests, the door to (10) will be
unlocked, granting passage to the last level of the Academy.

Truth and Lies

Raanaar ghost Anbotar leads
Truth and Lies Level
you to Damian's past in this
Academy and a discussion the
4
3
two of them had about;
conquering
universes,
2
d e c r e a s i n g s t a b i l i t y, a n
overseer
leading
to
dissatisfaction, law and order
1
by force leading to more
violence, is it better to ignore or
c o n q u e r, a n d i s s l a v e r y
1. Entry
3. Exit
acceptable or not. All
2.
Golems
4. Exit
intriguing questions, with even
more intriguing answers
probably, but as you are not
supposed to answer them, you are teleported to another area instead. There Anbotar explains that
he considers wisdom to be the key to riftrunning. As the Raanaar are unable to lie, they have to
learn to deal with races familiar with this behavior.
Upon entering the area (1) go north where two
Golems (2) await you. Behind the Golems there
is a passage leading to rooms to the east and to
the west. Both of them are exits, but only one of
them is safe. Ask the Golems to find out which
one is. One will always tell the truth and the other
one always lies. Your task is to find out which
one is telling the truth: ask the left Golem if the
left door is safe and it will answer with 'yes'.
Then ask the right Golem if the other one would
say, the left door is safe and it will answer with
'no'.
If the first Golem was telling the truth then the
second would be lying. This is the case here. If
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possibility is looking at both passages, as far as you can. You can assume that the left way is the
better one, symbolized by the "pure water" pouring out of the wall.
The door to the west (3), leads to a nice and friendly area, with a spring and a gem in the water.
Touching the gem will spawn a Water Elemental you will have to kill.
Go through the rift to leave.
The door to the east (4), leads to a not so friendly place, with a lot of heat and lava. An Earth
Elemental is waiting for you and blocks your passage to the rift. Once you have disposed of it, take
the exit out of here.

Concentration
Elder Anbassam wants to teach you the importance of concentration and keeping your focus in a
hostile environment. In order to increase the challenge, she not only teleported you into a dungeon
full of Evil Flying Eyes, but also summoned Samuel, who is not too happy about it and thinks the
human he smells has something to do with it - the race begins.

The Statues
From your starting point (1) go south until you enter a room filled with statues (2). Each statue has
an area in front of it that you should not touch, otherwise you are teleported back to the entrance.

Concentration Level

13

14

16
23

12
11

18 19

15

21
17

20

22

9
10
4

24

Levers
1.
2.
3.
4.

Entry
Statues
Locked Rooms
Locked Room

5-9. Levers
10. Teleporter
11. Large Room
12. Locked Door

13. Teleporter
14-19. Levers
20. Wine Chest
21. Locked Door

22. Exit
23. Blockade
24. Samuel Start

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To see these areas, flip the lever to the right side of the entrance and avoid the beams emitting from
these statues.
Check out the small image to see the best way for
a safe journey. Go through this with each
character in single mode, as it is very difficult to
guide two characters at the same time.
In the corridor after the statues there are two
levers, which each open one door (3), and a
locked door requiring lockpick skill (4).
Although these rooms could contain something,
none is of much value.

The Lever Trick

Trader Begurar has a note in his room explaining
the lever sequence starting at (5). The correct
lever sequence in the rooms (5-9) will open a wall leading to the teleporter (10), which will
teleport you to (13) and thus provides a shortcut.
As the note states, the correct sequence is 3-1-5-2-4, which in this case means pulling the levers
at (7, 5, 9, 6 and 8) in exactly this order. The wall to the east will disappear, revealing a teleporter.
Step on it and you'll be teleported further north (13).
But you could also just keep on going north and find the hidden sapphire key in the center of the
room (11), which unlocks the door (12).

The Maze
At the north side of this level there is a maze with locked doors and levers. You can only toggle
one lever at a time, as the rest are blocked by locked doors. The correct order of the levers is (16,
19, 15, 14 and 18). When done in the correct order, the door at (21) will be unlocked.
Besides that there is also a key, hidden in the torch at (17), which opens the wine chest at (20).

The Finale
After passing the maze, you will reach the center of this level (22), together with Samuel. You can
choose to fight him, but that is pointless at the moment, so just step through the rift to go back to
the philosophy level.
If you want to back-track the steps of Samuel you are out of luck, as the corridor is blocked at (23)
and does not allow you to continue. If you could, then you would find out Samuel started at (24).

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Consequences
Elder Anrauzam believes the key to riftrunning is knowledge. He will teleport you into a dungeon
full of Fire Elementals (vulnerable to water and ethereal damage), Shadow Creatures (vulnerable
to bone damage), and several teleporters with Raanaar numbers on them. Taking a teleporter has
its consequences, either taking you a step closer to freedom or into more trouble.

Teleporting
There are nine teleporters in this area. Eight of them operate in pairs and are numbered 1 to 4. The
ninth leads out of this level and has the Raanaar number 5.
The following teleporters can be found:
Teleporter 1: teleports between locations (4) and (15)
Teleporter 2: teleports between locations (7) and (16)
Teleporter 3: teleports between locations (3) and (13)

Consequences Level
14

15

13
12
11

16

2
1
8

10
5

1.
2.
3.
4.

Entry
Sapphire Key
Teleporter 3
Teleporter 1

5.
6.
7.
8.

Levers
Battlefields Key
Teleporter 2
Gold Key

9. Teleporter 4
10. Teleporter 4
11. Imp Corpse
12. Locked Room

13.
14.
15.
16.

Teleporter 3
Chest Room
Teleporter 1
Teleporter 2

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Teleporter 4: teleports between locations (9) and (10)
Teleporter 5: located at (6) and leads out of this level.
You enter this area at (1), and when the fights are too tough, just lead them to the Elder and she
will aid you.

Keys
There are several keys on this level. A sapphire key at (2) opens the locked cupboard in the
philosophy level, which holds the fairy dust, needed to find the missing amulet.
A level 5 Battlefields key is at (5) and a golden key for a locked chest at (13) is placed in the small
room at (8). To enter the room you will have to go through the secret wall north of it.
In the room to the north (14) there are two wine chests. The right one is trapped and the left one
requires a sapphire key that can be found near the western wall in that same room.

The Changing Corpse

An imp corpse lies on the floor at (11). A note
gives some more insight on the situation.
Today my imp servants died during my
latest experiment. The gas appears to
have been quite toxic for imps. Now I
have to go looking for other servants.
Most annoying!
My newest invention is quite promising.
The new formula is working better than
expected, though the product became
green! I only have to avoid open flames
from now on...
Where is the key to my back room? I know I put it down somewhere... If those
damned imps were still alive, I could ask them...
As the note explains, the key to the back room is missing, but it also mentions something about
why the Imp died, and open flames. The candle on the table can be used to actually create a flame.
When you light it, the room will be filled with poisonous (green) gas for a moment. Not enough
to kill you, but enough to turn the imp corpse into a skeleton, containing a silver key in its skull.
This key unlocks the back room (12) with three chests in it. The right one is open, the middle one
can be opened with the key found at (8) and the left one can only be opened with the proper

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lockpick skill.

Interferences
Speaking to Elder Anguram in the main
room of the philosophy level lets her
teleport the two of you into an area to
learn how interfering in situations has its
consequences. Every action you take has
an impact on others. The lesson to learn is
to think before making a decision. The
key to riftrunning is responsibility.

Interferences Level
7

Blowing Out

3
The area you are teleported to is an
4
8-shaped dungeon which can only be
traveled in clockwise direction. From the
Levers
entrance (1) go south, where the first test
1.
Entry
5.
Witch
awaits you (2).
2. Prisoners
6. Lever
Two prisoners are begging you to free
3. Monsters
7. Locked Door
them by blowing out the candle in front of
4. Kings
each cell. Freeing one of them will result
in the other ones death. A difficult choice
to make Sometimes choices should not be made immediately though, some decisions should be
delayed for a while, and this is one of them.
When you reach the backside of the prison cells (6), there is a lever opening the prison cells,
setting both prisoners free.
Monsters
In the room south of the prisoners (3), two monsters are fighting each other. There are several
choices, none of them giving different experience points; sneak and don't interfere, wait until the
fight is over and kill the survivor or kill them both right now.

Two Kings
A decision about life and death has to be made in (4). Two kings ask for your intervention in a
dispute. One king wants a sword to conquer the land of the other, so his people will not starve. The
other wants a shield to defend his country.
Giving the sword to the conqueror turns the defender into a guard asking for an honorable death.
If you choose to give the defender a shield to protect his homelands, the conqueror will turn into
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will not be unlocked until you do, even if you dislike both possibilities.

The Witch
An imprisoned witch asks you to free her (5).
The soldier guarding her has his orders to keep
her in the cell. You can either leave her and just
continue going to the exit, or free her by pushing
the white button on the wall. If you do free her,
she will turn into a Chaos Creature and attack
you on sight, and the guard drops dead instantly.
All interferences have their consequences.
The last room allows you to pull the lever
opening the two prison cells (6). Pass the door
leading out of here (7) and ask Anguram to take
you back to the main level.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this part just in
case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
Academy little girl (no log entry)
Consequences
Interference
Philosophy level
Rift to the past
Test of concentration
The lost amulet
The truth
The ultimate answer
Quest Items
Fairy Dust
Amulet
Bone of the Founder

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Skills to Learn
Survival Survivor talents Backstab, lvl 10
Warrior Whirlwind, lvl 10
Warrior Warrior talents Bait, lvl 10
Warrior Warrior talents Berserk, lvl 10
Warrior Warrior talents Discourage, lvl 10
Warrior Warrior talents Feign death, lvl 10
Warrior Warrior talents Ranger sight, lvl 10
Special Items
Battlefields key, level 5
Deathclaw Sword
Two handed axe- Demon Cutter
Yit-Koor rune

The End Level

The End Level

You've reached the top of the Academy, the place where you will find your way home to Rivellon.

Anlokar
Upon entering the top level of the Academy (1), High Elder Anlokar approaches you and tells you
to visit the instructor and practice the aspects of riftrunning. During your talk with the Elder you
will find out Damian was supposed to leave Nemisis, but something prevented him from doing so.
In his despair and hate, he misled the Imps to get them to steal the protection crystal guarding the
border between the demonic realms and Nemisis, but this crystal was not the cause for his failure
in attempting to leave this world. Anlokar will try to find out the real reason, while you practice
riftrunning, by visiting the instructor.

The Instructor
The instructor is at the east side of this level (2). He will tell you, in order to run rifts, they need
to be opened first, requiring a rift wand. Besides that, you need to know the coordinates of where
you want to open the rift, for which a book of coordinates is necessary. You will get the latter as
soon as you have fetched the wand at (3) - held by Samuel.... So, save before you enter.

End Level
1
4

7
3

6
5

1. Entry
2. Instructor
3. Samuel

4. Hark Ferol Tomb

5. Anlokars Room
6. Anlokams Room

7. Chest Room
8. Exit

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Samuel
Samuel will summon several Shadow Creatures
to aid him. These minions will attack you with
acid rain, elemental damage, meteor shower and
melee.
The easiest approach is to stun him with the
Shaman Magic - Nature magic - Hammer. Level
4 is sufficient to kill his minions since they are
very vulnerable to bone damage, and it will also
keep Samuel passive. For a mere trifle of 200
mana points one hero can stun him and the other
either go into melee or attack from a distance.
When Samuel is dead, he drops the rift wand and a rune.

Hark Ferol
When you get back to the instructor
Hark Ferol Tomb
carrying the rift wand, he will give you the
book of coordinates enabling you to open a
rift in the room to the north (4). Once you
1d
get there, open your inventory and click on
the wand; a rift opens, leading you to the
1b 1c
tomb of Hark Ferol.

1a
Duke Hark Ferol was once an executioner
in the ancient times of Rivellon. He
defeated the Lord of Chaos and his Black
Ring minions all those years ago, as gamers
might know from the pre-story of Divine
Divinity. His final resting place is guarded
by four of his warriors.

1. Entry
2. Golems

3. Exit
4. Exit

Upon entering the tomb (1a), you will have to go north. The statue at (1b), gives you a clue about
how the chains at (1d) have to be pulled. He was killed by assassins in the second year of his rule
and is protected by four loyal men (2 and 4).

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To enter the chain room, stand as close as
possible to the wall and lean against it (1c),
causing the wall to tumble down. Once in this
room, pull the second and the fourth chain,
counting from the left. At this point, four
minions will appear and the hourglass from the
Test of Faith in the Initiate level will start to
vibrate. You can use it to stop time for a moment,
making sure the four guarding skeletons do not
attack you during that time. But as they are not
much of a challenge anyway, you might as well
kill them.
Upon returning, talk to the instructor again, who
will tell you that closing a rift is very important. Click on the rift to close it. You have passed your
final test and are ready to go home.

The Death of Anlokar

Anlokar wants to speak to you again after visiting Hark Ferol. When you go to his room (5), you
can view a cut scene from the past: the final encounter between Damian and the old High Elder.
When Anlokar was in Rivellon, Damian's foster
father - the Divine One - explained why the
young human was imprisoned in Nemisis. Sadly,
Damian lost his temper, believing the Raanaar
were keeping him from leaving, and slew
Anlokar. He showed no gratitude or pity for the
Raanaar, who had once found him wandering
alone on Nemisis, took him in, healed him and
even taught him the art of riftrunning to try to
help him get home.
You become part of the cut scene and you can go
to the dying Raanaar, who even now has no spite
or anger for Damian.
He writes the coordinates for Rivellon into your book and asks you to call the High Priestess to
heal him, after which he dies. His daughter Anlokam enters the room, sees her dead father and
calls Raan to help her in her revenge, which ends the cut scene.

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As you search all rooms you can find several manuscripts from Anlokar and Anlokam giving more
information about what happened.
The Finding of Damian, by the High Elder Anlokar
Today we found a boy wandering in the wilderness. His face was muddy and cut
and his clothes were torn...who knows for how long he'd been out there. Yet, I
saw a strange strength within him - and something inside told me that this was
no ordinary child. My High Priestess warned me that bringing a stranger into
the Academy, especially a non-Raanaar, was foolishness, but I'm certain she
does not see the same potential in him that I do. A fire burns inside this one, I'm
sure of it, and she will learn to accept him as one of us, in time
My Dear Friend,
I'm sorry I haven't written for so long, we've had strange times here at the
Academy since you left. Damian, the young boy my father found as a child
wandering in the wilderness, has been officially adopted and is well into his
training to become a Raanaar Elder. Not that he is truly one of us and no amount
of training will change that! I have to say, I am still not comfortable with my new
'brother'. There is something about him... I can't quite put my finger on it. His
desire to learn, his thirst for knowledge, especially about riftrunning, seem
unquenchable and I can't help but think he is not all that he seems. I am worried
for my father.
My warmest wishes and the blessings of Raan go with you,
Elder Anlokam
This is most peculiar. The inability of Damian to leave this world is really
strange, and unreported until now. I have to investigate it further.
Today I encountered a strange barrier around our world that might be
responsible for Damian's problem. It seems to work on specific life signs and it
appears to only be effective for him. As if somebody wanted to imprison him. I
must seek the answer in the world Damian calls his home, Rivellon.
The room of Anlokam(6) contains a marker stone. Remove it and you will find a teleporter leading
you to room (7) with a golden chest, two permanent potions in each cupboard, and a wooden key
leading to a chest hunt odyssey.
The wooden key unlocks the wooden chest in the philosophy level (3), containing a stone key.
The stone key unlocks the stone chest in the second level of the maintenance tunnels (14),
containing a silver key.

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The silver key unlocks the silver chest in the
summoning level (15), containing a golden key.
The golden key unlocks the golden chest in the
end level (7). Your trudging is rewarded with a
level 6 Battlefields key, in case you wish to finish
off the final dungeon there.
In the same room the following note can be
found:
Dear player,
We want to thank you for buying this
game and helping us in our goal to
continue to make great games in the
future.
We hope you've had a good time playing Beyond Divinity so far and that you will
choose to buy more games developed by us in the future. You might like to know
that the following lovely people helped create this game:
Simon Allins
Marian *Thorun* Arnold
Ike *Ajek* Casteleyn
Frederik *Fredric* De Caster
Dirk De Kesel
Jeroen *Shrimpo* Den Bosch
Henning *Xanlosch* Gerhardt
Christophe *Cristo* Heerinckx
Wouter *Hyrrix* Ryckbosch
Grischa *Moonlight* Jacobs
Fabian *Arhu* Lau
Cliff *Big Ding Dong* Laurys
Thomas *Bronthion* Lenzen
Fabrice *Drealmer* Lt
Bert *Rat* Peers
Kirill *Dwarf* Pokrovsky
Yann *French Bastard* Popo

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Rhianna *LeatherRaven* Pratchett
Ilya Rogozin
Mike *Dr Stein* Slembrouck
Kris *Stormrider* Taeleman
Andre *Antx* Taulien
Steward *Valtar* Temmerman
Alex *Lex* Van Ooteghem
Stijn *Stynamite* Valkenborg
Lynn Vanbesien
Swen *Lar* Vincke
David Walgrave

Rivellon and the Final Battle

The rift leading to Rivellon can be found in room (8). Simply click on your wand and it will open.
Go through the rift leading to Rivellon at
which point you'll learn the last tidbit about
Damian: he was the Death Knight all the
time and used you to find a way back home,
after he found out the protection crystal was
not the cause for keeping him in Nemisis.
Even now he doesn't take responsibility for
his deeds: influencing the Imp Shaman to
steal the crystal, thus leaving Nemisis
without protection; killing his kind foster
father Anlokar; becoming the leader of the
demons to conquer Nemisis and destroy the
Raanaar. Everything was in vain. Because the Divine One's curse had created a barrier around
Nemisis to prevent him from coming back, in Damian's opinion, the Divine One is to blame for
all that happened.
Then Asmodheus had the plan to forge both of your souls together so he could flee at last. Another
of his cronies was the Necromancer, summoning a demon, shattering the crystal in his attempt,
thus dragging you into this universe. You you had been a puppet all the time, like your
summoning dolls. It had been easy to convince stupid and cruel Arch Demon Samuel to kill the
paladins and leave one alive, so the soul forging could occur. And it was easy to curse Anlokam
and turn her into a doll, so you would have a cause to enter the inner sanctuary of Goddess Raan,
thus leading you to the Academy at last.

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And now you have to fight Damian.
Strategies for Killing Damian
Before entering the rift for the final battle, check
your inventories. You will be in trouble if your
Death Knight is carrying your potions, good
weapons, charms, rings etc., since his inventory
will not be available to you once you enter the
rift. It is best to take everything out of his
inventory that you might need or want to keep.
Also, if you plan to use your summoning dolls in
the battle, take away all of the Death Knight's
skill points and apply them to your summoning
dolls. If the Death Knight has the sharpen
weapon skill, choose your final weapon and let him max it out before taking those skill points
away (sharpening will add +4 - +5 agility per level).
Check any items that you are wearing at the moment, and if any items have unused charm slots
fill them with the best charms you have. Disarming or weakening him before entering the rift will
not work since he will always have fixed stats and a two-handed hammer. If you have enough
money, you should unlearn any skills that your hero will not need in the final battle, and
redistribute them in more useful skills. Damian is the toughest enemy in the game and he will
regenerate quickly, so plan your battle strategy before entering the rift.
Whatever level you are before going through the final rift, Damian will go up by 9 levels. With a
typical end level of 29, Damian would be at level 38 (in that case with an armour rating of 44,
damage of 164-216 using a war hammer, 4 primary stats at 69 and 2 at 87, magical resistances at
70, and regular damage resistances at 44).
Melee Attack
If you attack Damian with melee weapons he will summon four to eight random minions,
depending on your difficulty setting. A few examples are Warlocks, Necromancer,
Shadow/Chaos Creature, Black Spiders, Black Bishop, Earth Elemental, and a few weaker ones
such as Critters, Lizard King etc. You can kill the minions with melee weapons, but that leaves you
open for massive damage from Damian. Unless the minions are doing real damage to you, it is best
to ignore them. You will not have time to chase the minions that cast magic from a distance, so
again it is best to ignore them or send a summoning doll to chase them. The exception is the
Necromancer, who is the most dangerous minion, with his deadly fireball spell. Since the
Necromancer has no melee resistance you can stun him and send out a summoning doll to track

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him down. Another strategy is to position yourself so that a tree is between you and the
Necromancer, that way he will keep blasting the tree and not you. Whatever strategy you use, the
Necromancer must be dealt with as soon as he appears; each fireball can mean an instant death.
Melee Tips
Since Damian's resistances to melee are equal, it does not matter which type of weapon you
choose.
Having a large supply of vitality, speed, agility, and strength potions is vital. Depending on your
difficulty level you could easily go through 100 health potions.
Remember to save your game before sharpening your weapon. If you end up short of the required
agility to use the sharpened weapon, then you can reload and try again.
A high level of shield blocking skill will be useful if you are using a one-handed weapon with
shield.
A procedure that can be very handy is to use the Shaman Magic Hammer spell at level 4 to stun
Damian and his minions. It will kill the minions who are vulnerable to bone damage pretty quickly,
and stop the mage enemies from annoying you. With a lvl 4 Hammer skill you can land a few
blows on Damian while he is stunned and then simply continue to stun him, alternating in melee
attacks.
Magic Attack
Magic spells or ranged weapons will not result in Damian summoning minions. Any magic skills
will work. Elemental curses will weaken him, Fireballs work quite efficiently, and focused missile
attacks work very well. A good combination is to cast the Shaman Hammer spell, run to a safe
distance, cast two other spells of your choice, and repeat until he dies.
You could also put four or five points into the sneak skill. Then you simply move away after the
last conversation, target him with spells from a distance, and then walk a few steps. If you don't
attack from the same point again he will not search for you. Just repeat the process of firing again,
and moving a few steps, etc. This method only requires that you have enough mana potions, but
no large supply of health potions.
Ranged Weapon Attack
If you choose to kill him with bow/crossbow, the sneak skill (max is level 11) is vital. You will
also need a good eye for the correct distance between you and Damian. The poison arrow
proficiency and the appropriate arrows, with a sneak skill at level 8, and a high reload/accuracy
level works very well. As soon as Damian gets too close, break off your attack, move to a safe
distance, and then target him again. This kind of approach is pretty tedious and requires patience.
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not last long trying to go toe to toe with Damian. The act 1 skeleton doll can equip a crossbow,
and with it and the main character set to aggressive, they can attack while you have the other dolls
keep Damian busy. When Damian takes out a doll you may have to move your archers around to
get him to target the next one you want to use as bait, and things may be a little bit more hectic
until the respawn duration runs out and you can summon the fallen doll again.
As soon as you have nearly killed him, you can escape via the rift and the Death Knight goes his
own way, dreaming about killing the Divine One.

Overview
The following shows a short overview of all the important things you can find in this part just in
case you missed something.

Quests, Items and Skills Overview

Quests
The final test
Samuel down (no log entry)
Stepping through the rift
The way back home
Quest Items
Rift Wand

Special Items
Book of coordinates
Battlefields Key, Level 5
Wooden key - stone key - silver key - gold key

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The Never Ending Story

Battlefields

Battlefields Issues
Access to the Battlefields
You enter the Battlefields by finding a Battlefields key somewhere in the main game. Once you
have found a Battlefields key you only have to left-click on it to activate your access to one or
more of the Battlefields dungeons. There are a number of Battlefields keys in each act that
correspond to the number of dungeons in the Battlefield. Finding each additional key will unlock
another dungeon. In Act 1 there are three Battlefields dungeons; in all other acts there are six
dungeons. Since you have to find the appropriate keys for each act over and over again, there is
no need to pick the keys up, simply click on them to gain access to a new dungeon entry.

Act 1 Battlefields

L1

L2

L3

L1 - L3: Entrances to the Battlefields

Note: If you already have access to the Battlefields by finding the first key, and then find
another key, you must click on the key in the main game area. If you click on the key while already
in the Battlefield, another dungeon will not be unlocked.
Once you have activated access to the Battlefields, you can enter them by clicking on your
secondary skill button (to the right of your character portrait) and select the "Enter Battlefields"
option. When you place your cursor over the Enter Battlefields option you will also see the level
of dungeons that are unlocked. Right below the "Enter Battlefields" you will see "Current Level
x", where x is the number of dungeons you have access to. Also in the upper left corner of the Enter
Battlefields icon you will see a number corresponding to the number of unlocked dungeons.

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Act 2 Battlefields

L4
L6

L1 L2

L3

L5

L1 - L6: Entrances to the Battlefields

Reasons to use the Battlefields

The following gives a list of reasons to enter the Battlefields:
To gain experience and level-up your characters
To store items in barrels or chests that you want to use or sell at a later time. Note: storage is
restricted to the current act you are in. If you change acts, you will lose everything stored in the
BF unless you picked it up beforehand.
To trade or find better equipment for your characters
To train your characters in various skills
To escape, heal, and return to a difficult battle
To practice your pickpocket skill.

Battlefields Quests
There are basically two types of quests you will receive from each Battlefields Merchant per act:
one is to find an artifact, and the other is to kill a Boss monster. All artifacts and Boss monsters
will be found in the third level of a dungeon.
Note: The distribution of artifacts and Boss monsters is random. So you may not find anything in
one dungeon, but find two or three quest items/boss enemies in another one.

XP points for each quest per act

Per act there are five quests, the experience points per act are equal, but increase each act. The
following shows an overview of the experience points:

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Act 1
Act 2
Act 3
Act 4
Act 5

05184
11136
17856
25344
33600

Act 3 Battlefields

L1

L2

L3

L4

L5
L6

L1 - L6: Entrances to the Battlefields

Traveling to and from the Dungeons

There can be a lot of walking around in the Battlefields. You can reduce the amount of traveling
you have to do by:
Using your Pyramid teleporter stones when you have them. Leave one at the merchants and
drop the other one in the dungeon when you become encumbered. It is advisable to always add
a flag to your map, noting where you dropped your Pyramids.
At any time, and anywhere in the Battlefield, you can select the Exit the Battlefields option
to return to the main game, and then select the Enter Battlefields option to bring you back to
the Merchants area. That method makes travel to and from a dungeon just a one-way walk.
Summon a doll and leave it in the Merchants area. While your other characters are off exploring
the ground level, you can pick up loot and transfer it to the doll. Then you can continue
exploring without the encumbrance problem.
Note: Since summoning dolls are unable to interact with the merchants, you can't use them to sell
or trade the items that you transfer to them. When you enter a dungeon, the doll will disappear
back into your inventory. If you clear the area around the dungeon portal you can set up a doll
again, and continue to transfer your items while on that dungeon level. At any time you can switch
the doll to be your lead character, and have the doll enter the portal for a quick exit to the previous
level.

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Act 4 Battlefields

L1

L2

L3

L4

L5
L6

L1 - L6: Entrances to the Battlefields

The After-Game Battlefields

After completing the game you can select the Enter Battlefields option from the main game
menu. This will place you in a special dungeon filled with teleporting rifts. Each rift will
generate a new Battlefield, complete with merchants and a full complement of dungeons, not
requiring Battlefields keys to unlock entries.
The After-Game Battlefields monsters start around level 32 - 35 (depending on your own level),
and will increase in difficulty as you complete dungeons and level-up. Some of the monsters will
be extremely deadly, requiring you to call upon all of your strategies to defeat them. One can say
that all rifts will lead to a ground level area similar to those found in Acts 2-4 (Crystal Forest, Fire
Area, Dark Forest).
Note: You will notice that your mini-map icon is not accessible in the After-Game Battlefields.
You can access it by pressing the "m" key on your keyboard. Sometimes the mini-map will be
totally black. Toggling the mini-map on and off should clear the problem.

Portals to lower levels of dungeons

Dungeon walls can hide some portals, almost completely. Unless you pass right beside such a
portal you may never see it (it will also not show on your map). It is advisable to mark corridors
and rooms you have visited, with flags, to ensure you cover all areas of the dungeon.

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Note: In the more than 100 dungeons, there was never a time when there was no portal to the lower
levels. However, there was one dungeon where a gamer (Grim) found a large brown stone labeled
as "Mass of Rocks" turning out to be portal in disguise. This portal is very rare since he has only
encountered it once.

Trophies List
All of the monsters you kill will be listed in your Trophies list. There is however a discrepancy
between the levels of the Battlefields monsters listed in your Trophies list, and the displayed level
listed above the monster's head when you encounter it. The Trophies list will display a
substantially lower level for the Battlefields monsters for some reason. As a golden rule: enemies
range from two levels lower than your hero up to one level higher; boss enemies are in some cases
slightly lower.

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Battlefields keys
These keys, only valid for the current act, are hidden in wine chests, behind crates, planks etc. and
show up with the ALT key. As they vanish after entering the next act, you will need to search for
them again. In older versions, they remained in your inventory, in newer versions they were gone.

Act 1 Keys
The following shows an overview of the keys in Act 1.

Level

Location

Comments

Hidden locked chest in the starting area, near south gate. Check your secondary skill
Concentrate on the left chain and steam in that area. The menu and search for the
chest key is in the haystack of the left spider cell in the Battlefields entry icon.
arena.

Room after the second maze level.

Small room in the first Citadel level, on your way to the

weaponry. Hidden between boxes.

Samuel's Lair, in the locked east chamber, unlocked by one

of the two rune keys Samuel's Death Knights drop.

Act 2 Keys
The following shows an overview of the keys in Act 2.

Level
1
2
3
4

Location

Comments

Citadel Prison Island: one of the monster critters in prison As you have to find all
(south cell) drops it upon defeat.
Battlefields keys per act,
you now have access to
Imp village: in the pit where a small imp fell in, NE area newly generated fields and
where the mutant is, in a chest.
will find the BF icon again
Little Mushroom Forest: placed on the ground of a SW in your secondary skill
menu.
bay, guarded by a Winkorr.
Mushroom Forest: the Lich cave, middle area. You have to
walk close to the inner walls to find access to this hidden
room.

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Level

Location

Spider Forest: in a cocoon, north of the Spider Queen.

Fire area: in the uttermost south cave guarded by Water

Elementals. Throw your pyramids to pass the lava gaps
and gain access to this cave. The key is in the southwest
area.

Comments

Act 3 Keys
The following shows an overview of the keys in Act 3.

Level
1
2
3

Location

Comments

Temple Area: west of the church, in a grave, hidden partly As you have to find all
by the church walls.
Battlefields keys per act,
you now have access to
General Bram's Camp: southwest of the entrance, in a cove newly generated fields and
on the ground.
will find the BF icon again
Ruins Island: in Zandalor's dungeon, dropped by a critter in your secondary skill
menu.
upon defeat in the first level - west cell area.

Crystal Forest: in a small cove surrounded by crystal

barriers, placed on the ground.

Serrick's Island: in a wine chest surrounded by lava - either

use "swap places", "teleport" or your pyramids to access
area.

Church catacombs: in the first level, where you have to

spare the unarmed soldier, SSE room. In order to reach it,
you have to pull all levers, opening one side room after the
other.

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Act 4 Keys
The following shows an overview of the keys in Act 4.

Level
1
2

Location

Comments

Basic training level, Endurance test room: in the west As you have to find all
cupboard, where the Instructor is.
Battlefields keys per act,
you now have access to
Maintenance Tunnels 2: southeast of the well room, where newly generated fields and
you have to kill Nixfix's monster, hidden under wooden will find the BF icon again
planks.
in your secondary skill
Summoning level: in the star rune chamber, where the menu.
Rune Keeper got trapped.

Concentration level: in the locked wine chest, opens with

the key in the torch.

Philosophy level, Consequences dungeon: the dungeon

full of teleporters, in the southeast area, hidden under
crates, near the exit teleporter.

End level: in the locked golden chest, northwest room. In

order to unlock, you have to find the wooden, stone and
silver chest - each containing one key to open the next.

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Traders and their skills

In the Battlefields you will encounter several traders, who also can teach you several skills. The
following tables show them by act.

Act 1
Trader

Path

Annabelle Survivor

Brian

Elkar

262

Skill

Level

Costs

Alchemy extract
Alchemy combine

1750 each

Survivor talents

Backstab
Trading
Luck
Wisdom
Embellish equipment
Tracking

2750 each

Warrior defensive

Shield blocking
Evading
Armor usage
Armor durability

2000 each

Warrior Craftsmanship

Repair
Sharpen weapon

2000 each

Convert arrow fire

Convert arrow poison
Convert arrow explosive

1500 each

Wizard elemental attack

Focused

2000

Wizard elemental defense

Individual

2750

Wizard Body magic

Defensive Individual

Healing
Cure poison
Remove curse
Cure disease

1750 each

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skills

Trader
Keith

Olaf

Path
Survivor Thieving skills

Skill

Level

Costs

Pickpocket
Lockpick
Sneak

2000 each

Poison

2500

Summoning dolls

Upgrades

2500

Warrior melee

One-handed

2000

Two-handed
One-handed with shield

2500 each

Bow

2500

Crossbow

2500

Arrow proficiency Fire

1500

Arrow proficiency Poison

2000

Arrow proficiency Explosive 3

3000

Warrior ranged

Act 2
Trader

Path

Annabelle Survivor

Skill

Level

Costs

Alchemy extract
Alchemy combine

2400 each

Survivor talents

Backstab
Trading
Luck
Wisdom
Embellish equipment
Tracking

2400 each

Summoning dolls

Upgrades
Specials

4000 each

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Brian

Elkar

Keith

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Path

Skill

Level

Costs

Warrior defensive

Shield blocking
Evading
Armor usage
Armor durability

2400 each

Warrior Craftsmanship

Repair
Sharpen weapon

2400 each

Convert arrow explosive

1600

Convert arrow splitting

2000

Wizard elemental attack

Focused

2200

Wizard elemental defense

Individual

2600

Wizard Body magic

Defensive Individual

Healing
Cure poison
Remove curse
Cure disease

2400 each

Wizard Shaman magic

Weather

Acid rain
Lightning storm
Meteor shower
Wind of furies

4000 each

Extra duration

3200

Wizard Shaman magic Nature Earthquake

Hammer
Insect swarm
Spikes

4000 each

Survivor Thieving skills

Pickpocket
Lockpick
Sneak
Poison

4000 each

Survivor Convert traps

Elemental traps
Explosive
Paralyzing
Scorpions
Spikes
Trail bombs

4000 each

Survivor

Trap detection
Trap disarming

4000 each

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skills

Trader
Olaf

Path

Skill

Level

Costs

Warrior melee

One-handed
Two-handed
One-handed with shield

3200 each

Warrior ranged

Bow

2400

Crossbow

2400

Arrow proficiency Explosive 5

1600

Arrow proficiency Splitting

2000

Act 3
Trader

Path

Annabelle Survivor

Skill

Level

Costs

Alchemy extract
Alchemy combine

5200 each

Survivor talents

Backstab
Trading
Luck
Wisdom
Embellish equipment
Tracking

5600 each

Summoning dolls

Upgrades

5600

Specials

13

6400

Healing
Cure poison
Remove curse
Cure disease
Shared damage

10000

Body magic Defensive Party

Body magic Offensive Cloud Blind

Disease
Pacify
Paralyze
Polymorph
Slow
Extra duration

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Trader
Brian

Elkar

266

Path

Skill

Warrior defensive

Shield blocking
Evading
Armor usage
Armor durability

10

7200 each

Warrior Craftsmanship

Repair

9000

Sharpen weapon

7200

Convert arrow power

Convert arrow shadow
Convert arrow bone

4800

Focused missile

10

4000

Focused instant

6400

Spread missile

6000

Wizard elemental defense

Individual

10

4000

Wizard Body magic

Defensive Individual

Healing
Cure poison
Remove curse
Cure disease

4000 each

Wizard Shaman magic

Weather

Acid rain
Lightning storm
Meteor shower
Wind of furies

8000 each

Extra duration

6000

Wizard Shaman magic Nature Earthquake

Hammer
Insect swarm
Spikes

8000 each

Wizard Ethereal magic

7200 each

Wizard elemental attack

Age objects
Elder fire
Fireball
Flash
Swap places

Level

Costs

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skills

Trader
Keith

Olaf

Path

Skill

Level

Costs

Survivor Thieving skills

Pickpocket
Lockpick
Sneak
Poison

6000 each

Survivor Convert traps

Curse
Insect swarm
Scary explosive
Spider mine
Summoning
Teleport trap

7200 each

Survivor

Trap detection
Trap disarming

7200 each

Turn traps

10000

Warrior melee

One-handed
Two-handed
One-handed with shield

10

8000 each

Warrior ranged

Bow

10

8000

Crossbow

8000

Arrow proficiency Power

Arrow proficiency Shadow
Arrow proficiency Bone

6000 each

Act 4
Trader

Path

Annabelle Survivor

Skill
Alchemy extract
Alchemy combine

Level

Costs

10000 each

11

14000

Upgrades

20

14000

Specials

15

14000

Body magic Defensive Party

22000

Body magic Offensive Cloud

12

16000

Survivor talents
Summoning dolls

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Trader

Path

Brian

Warrior Craftsmanship

Elkar

Keith

Olaf

268

Skill
Repair
Sharpen weapon
Convert arrow
Identify

Level

Costs

10

10000 each

Wizard elemental attack

10

22000

Wizard Body magic Defensive Individual

10

14000

Wizard Shaman magic

11

25000

Wizard Ethereal magic

Age objects
Elder fire
Fireball
Flash
Swap places

16000 each

Survivor Thieving skills

Pickpocket
Lockpick
Sneak
Poison

11

10000 each

Survivor

Convert traps

11

22000

Trap detection
Trap disarming
Turn traps

11

16000 each

Warrior melee

One-handed
Two-handed
One-handed with shield

12

12000 each

Warrior ranged

Bow
Crossbow
Arrow proficiency

12

12000 each

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skills

Act 5
Trader

Path

Annabelle Survivor

Skill
Alchemy extract
Alchemy combine

Survivor talents
Summoning dolls

Level
4
20

Upgrades

30

Specials

20

Body magic Defensive Party

15

Body magic Offensive Cloud

16

Brian

Warrior Craftsmanship

Elkar

Wizard elemental attack

25

Wizard Body magic Defensive Individual

20

Wizard Shaman magic

18

Keith

Olaf

Repair
Sharpen weapon
Convert arrow
Identify

Costs
Alls skills,
regardless
of trader
are 25000
each

20

Wizard Ethereal magic

Age objects
Elder fire
Fireball
Flash
Swap places

20

Survivor Thieving skills

Pickpocket
Lockpick
Sneak
Poison

20

Survivor

Convert traps

22

Warrior melee

One-handed
Two-handed
One-handed with shield

20
20

Warrior ranged

Bow
Crossbow
Arrow proficiency

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Battlefields Monsters
The following chart will show the typical monsters you will encounter in the Battlefields, and any
comments about them. This list is not all-inclusive due to the randomness of the dungeons and
the wide variety of monsters that may appear in the Battlefields. In Act 5, their levels can have a
wide range, depending on your Hero's level. Use the following values as a default description:

Typical Monster Levels Per Act

Act 1:

2-7

Boss monsters 12-14

Act 2:

9-14

Boss monsters about 16

Act 3:

17-23

Boss monsters about 15

Act 4:

23-28

Boss monsters about 16

Act 5:

Monsters ranging from two levels lower up to one level higher than the
current hero stats - boss monsters are about three to four levels lower and up
to one level higher

Individual Monster Information

If no additional comments are displayed, the typical monsters have zero or low resistances to
slashing, piercing, crushing, ethereal, shadow, bone attacks. The more dangerous they are
(displayed by their levels), the higher the dungeon entry is.
Note: You will meet most enemies again in the After-game Battlefields (Act 5), but their levels
will be considerably higher.

Monster

Acts

Comments

Air Elemental

Weakens with air curse, attacks with whirlwind melee

Black Ring Cleric

Attacks with Shaman Hammer, Disease, then melee

Black Ring Guard

3,4

Black Ring Mage

Weakens with paralyze trap, attacks with Insect Swarm

Black Ring Witch

Attacks with Elemental Instant spells, Acid Rain, Lightning,

then melee

Blood Knight

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3,4

Attacks with melee, sword + shield or spear

Attacks with axe, has high agility and speed

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Monster

Acts

Comments

Citadel Mage

Weakens with elemental curses and attacks with air spells

Citadel Ranger

Attacks with fire arrows

Crystal Gargoyle

Attacks with elemental spells (air, earth, water), very fast

Demon

Weakens with fire curse, attacks with fire spell, higher levels
drop charms

Earth Elemental

1,3

Evil Flying Eye

Attacks with elemental arrows

Fire Elemental

Attacks with melee

Ghost

Attacks elemental melee damage

Ice Skeleton

Attacks with melee

Imp Ghost

Attacks with melee

Mutant

Attacks with melee

2,4

Attacks with melee

Raan Ghost

Weakens with earth curse, attacks with melee

Raan Priest Ghost

Attacks with melee, either spear or fists

Ranged Skeleton

Attacks with fire arrows, then with sword

Rock Skeleton

Attacks with melee, higher levels drop charms

Shadow Creature

Attacks with elemental spells (air)

Skeleton

Attacks with melee

Skeleton Boss

Attacks with melee axe

Skeleton Mage

Attacks with elemental spells

Skeleton Ranger

2,3

Attacks with elemental, later on with power / explosion /

splitting arrows

Stonebiter

Attacks with melee and, if low on health, with fire explosion

Spider

Attacks with melee, poison damage

Uebersnail

Attacks with melee, piercing damage

Witch

Attacks with elemental instant spells

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Boss Monster's zero to negative resistances

Boss
Abe

Creature
Fire Elemental

Comments
Very low on water, ethereal, spiritual, shadow

Adwirewyth Spider

Very low on slashing, piercing, ethereal, shadow, bone

Ariehar

Fire Elemental

Very low on water, ethereal, spiritual, shadow

Astiewyr

Metal Gargoyle

Very low on ethereal, spiritual, shadow

Edie

Fire Elemental

Very low on water, ethereal, spiritual, shadow

Helikin

Metal Gargoyle

Very low on ethereal, spiritual, shadow

Hoaba

Spider

Very low on slashing, piercing, ethereal, shadow, bone

Preinydd

Spider

Very low on slashing, piercing, ethereal, shadow, bone

Qilab

Metal Gargoyle

Very low on ethereal, spiritual, shadow

Rilaloth

Fire Elemental

Very low on water, ethereal, spiritual, shadow

Vorekoth

Spider

Very low on slashing, piercing, ethereal, shadow, bone

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ToDo List for Heroes in Haste

Quests

Act 1
Quests, XP and log entries showing up an "*" might show up differently, depending on the version.
The shown values and texts represent how it should be.

Torture Level
Escape from Samuels Dungeon
XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: Getting out of the dungeon is the major task in Act 1 and requires several levels of survival.

A Digging Ghost
XP: 1944
Reputation: 1
Reward: Healing potion
Ghost Edmond, hidden in a deeper level of the middle western cell, needs proof he is dead. Go
to the middle NE cell and kill one of the rats. In order to trigger this quest you have to stand in
the middle of the room. Bring the leg bone back to Edmond so he may find his peace at last. Don't
forget to learn his wizard spells up to level 5 first.

Kill the Torture Master

XP: 4104
Reputation: 1
Reward: Skull Cap
A talking skull in the southern rooms wants you to kill Fergus. Do so to get the skill book Identify
Equipment level 2, as a reward. Report your success back to the skull. It will turn into a Unique
Item then, providing you with a luck bonus +12. Touching the picture on the wall opens a secret
room with a wine chest - you receive your first permanent survival potion. Take the coal barrel
in this room with you, as you will need it later on for a quest.

The Torture Masters Slave

XP: 4104
Reputation: 0
Reward: XP: 3024
Reputation: -1
Reward: Bow
Sparing the life of imp Plox will give you 4104 XP, killing him only gives 3024 XP and a bow.
Note that there is no log entry for this quest when you spare the imp.

Thirsty Prisoner
XP: 6264
Reputation: 1
Reward: Skill Book
A prisoner in one of the arena prison cells is very thirsty. Bring him a specific water bottle from
the kitchen area - the one at the middle of the table - the man will still die in your arms, but will
provide you with the skill book Trap Detection level 5.

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Pit Level
Poisonous Rat Bite
XP: 5184
Reputation: 1
Reward: Summoning Skeleton Doll
Imp Horex, one of the 2 arena-cleaning imps, is desperate. His brother was bitten by a rat and
needs treatment in the form of a poisonous tooth. Kill the Bony Monster in the southern area - you
can reach it by blowing out the torch next to the door. Horex will then unlock a hatch for you and
present you with your first summoning doll. Odox can teach you the first Summoning doll
upgrade skills and the warrior skill; Feign death.

Maze Levels
Strange Imp
XP: 7344
Reputation: 0
Reward: This is the first time you will meet imp Taxlehix who pops up in each act. Solve his chamber
riddle and learn your first thieving skills, up to level 10, from him. If you choose the middle
(golden) way, you can proceed unharmed. The other chambers are trapped.

Damsel in Distress
XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: A beautiful lady will ask for help - if you follow her into the house, you'll find out it's a hold up.
Kill the skeletons.

Chained Skeletons
XP: 10584
Reputation: 0
Reward: Treat these skeletons guarding the locked pit entrance as their master does: threaten to burn them.
They will unlock the pit level for you.

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Key Level Levers
XP: 11664
Reputation: 0
Reward: Rune + Random Goodies
As water only runs downhill, start with the NE lever in the highest position and work your way
around clockwise, until you have pulled all 6 levers in the hexagram room. A small pit will open,
revealing a few chests and a golden jug - caution: one is trapped, delivering up to 91 HP damage.
Clicking on the lever on the stone block will then open the portal upstairs. If you miss the correct
sequence order - you will have to fight gargoyles and a golem for each wrongly pulled one - you
will miss the small pit and its loot, but gain a lot of killing XP instead.
Proceed to the next room, pick up the unique crystal bag and then pick up the golden rune key
located south of the stone block. Touch the pyramid appearing on the altar to teleport back to the
imp level. The other keys are false and only call hostile gargoyles.
Open the door to the east after your teleport, as you have the special rune key now, and use the
stairway to enter the Citadel located 2 levels higher.
Note that there is no log entry for this quest.

Drill Grounds Levels

After you killed the guard in the first room, you should put on the armor he drops, so you are in
disguise and can enter the Citadel. You still need to sneak past the DK patrols, but in wearing the
armor, you can learn skills from teachers and get the quests here. If you dont wear it then you will
have to fight your way through and receive none of the listed quests.

Find a book
XP: 13824
Reputation: 1
Reward: Skill Book + Potions
Gay medic Amon in the Infirmary wants a book about poisonous creatures by Rhiannon. You can
find it in the left spider arena cell of the starting level, under the haystack. If you have already
blocked both cells with an iron bar, you can take the key from the table in the infirmary to unlock
the left cell. Bring the book back and hand it over, in spite of the DK's remark to keep it. You will
receive a skill book and a few potions, as Amon will hand you his cupboard key and even offer
to heal you for free. Don't forget to take the sulphur with you; it's on the same table as the cell
key, and is required for a quest later on.

Steal a book
XP: 15984
Reputation: -1
Reward: Deathclaw Sword
Merchant Tully wants you to steal the "Prime Torturer book" he had sold to General Bram. You
can find it in Bram's secret cellar, the hatch is in his quarters one level higher. If you take off your
disguise uniform you won't have to fight the appearing ghosts. Hand the book over to the
merchant, and he will provide your DK with a nice 2-handed sword as a reward. I wouldn't mind
reputation going down, as it has no real impact on the game.

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Humorous Guard
XP: 7344
Reputation: 0
Reward: XP: 5184
Reputation: -1
Reward: 300gp
Laughing on duty is forbidden. If you respect the guard's dilemma, you get more XP and keep
your reputation. If you tell him a joke, you get less XP and can blackmail him to bribe you with
gold for not obeying this rule.

Drill Officers Test

XP: 13824
Reputation: 1
Reward: XP: 7344
Reputation: 0
Reward: Upon entering the drill grounds, the drill officer will address you heartily and demand to know
why you're there. If you answer correctly (chaos led me) - you get more XP. If you choose a
wrong speech option, you will have to fight him. The problem then is, you won't be able to learn
his Warrior melee 2-handed skills up to level 5 after that.

Archery Contest
XP: 10584
Reputation: 0
Reward: You have probably heard how this great Archer Champion brags about his deeds. Listen to Rupert
and the other spectators first; you will smell something fishy. Speak to imp Vadorix afterwards
and threaten to give him away to his master - he will tell you the champion forced him to move
the targets. Now you can choose which of the following two sub quests you want to fulfill.

Great Champion
XP: 13824
Reputation: -1
Reward: 1000 gp
With the knowledge from the Archery Contest quest, you can either tell the champion he's a cheat
and force him to buy your silence for gold - or say you believe him; in latter case you get no XP
but you can still complete the next quest. If you take the bribe, it is not possible to solve both this
and the next quest, as they exclude each other.

Losing Soldier
XP: 12744
Reputation: 1
Reward: 500 gp
With the knowledge from the Archery Contest quest, you can tell Rupert about the cheating
champion. Though he promised you a bow at first, Rupert will only provide you with money and
teach you Warrior ranged skills up to level 5. If you take the champions bribe, you cannot solve
both this and the previous quest, as they exclude each other.

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Parcours
XP: 11664
Reputation: 0
Reward: 800 gp
Meet guard Laurel and agree to take his bet to survive the trapped parcours. He will unlock the
left door for you. The trap part is easy; you merely need the trap detection skill level 2, and can
even walk through the wall there. Don't forget the sapphire key in that area, you'll need it for
General Bram's hatch one level higher, to open a hidden chest there.

Dishwashing Soldier
XP: 8424
Reputation: 0
Reward: Speak to the dishwashing soldier in the drillgrounds and find out how the traps work in the exit
corridor (triggered by the lamps). He will tell you to stay right, left, right and then right again
through the corridor to reach the guard rooms. Trap detection skill (level 2) will show everything.
You need to pull the levers in the small corner chambers in the following sequence to open this
door: NW, SW, NE, SE - thus forming the sentence: Beware... of... the... traps. It is advisable to
move your heroes in single mode and save before entering the trapped corridor.
If you don't want to figure out how the traps work simply send a summoning doll to walk through
the corridor. It will blow up, but the traps are gone then.

Imp Informer
XP: 7344
Reputation: 0
Reward: The arrow-making imp Ounox will inform you about a secret wall east of the guards room after
you have mastered the trapped corridor. If you are friendly to him, he will warn you about the 5th
lever, if you threaten to turn your DK on him, he'll advise you to pull this one - XP are the same
in both cases.
This eastern secret wall opens after you have defeated the lieutenant in the guards room there,
he drops a key for the tiny lever room. The 4 levers behind the wall in this secret chamber simply
need to be switched 1x each - starting from left to right and the 5th one calls a gargoyle. Note that
there is no log entry for this quest.

Barracks Level
Rats in the Storage Room
XP: 12744
Reputation: 1
Reward: Cook Bryant is desperate. He can't prepare a meal as long as rats are free in the storage room and
asks you to force his imp slave Rashax to kill them. It makes no difference in XP to him who does
it in the end, imp or you. Take the salt barrel out of the cook's kitchen, as you will need this for
a quest later on.

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Kill Rats for Imp Slave

XP: 9504
Reputation: 1
Reward: XP: 7344
Reputation: 1
Reward: Poor Rashax is frightened to death - if you force him to kill these rats in the storage room, he will
die, and you get less XP. If you show pity and kill them yourself, he will give you the key.

Barracks Officer Guard

XP: 18144
Reputation: 1
Reward: Skill Book
Kegan is on penalty duty and has to guard General Bram's quarters. Give him a bottle of white
rum - you find it in the officer's mess where the chess riddle was - he will drop the key for the
door then. Enter, remove the crates and descend via hatch. If you wear your Citadel uniform, and
pick up the Prime Torturer book, Bram's victims will appear and attack you, believing you are
General Bram - if you have taken off your armor, they will appear and leave peacefully. They drop
the skill book Summoning dolls in both cases. The sapphire key you have already found in the
trapped parcours one level below, unlocks a well-hidden chest in the first cell. Note that there is
no log entry for this quest.

Chess Problem
XP: 10584
Reputation: 0
Reward: An arrogant soldier challenges you to a chess riddle. If you give him the correct answer, Knight
d3 to e5, you get XP and he disappears. You can try as often as you like.

Bribing Guards
XP: 6264
Reputation: 0
Reward: Only one group of guards can be bribed with 10 gp, when they ask for your papers. If you choose
to fight instead, you get no quest XP.

Forge
XP: 22464
Reputation: 0
Reward: Defeat Samuel's cronies in his lair, pick up their 2 rune keys, open both side chambers and take
2 keys for your escape. The key from the west room opens the door to the lava forge. After you
have killed the smith, you can choose to blow up this Citadel by using a bomb. The ingredients
for this are a coal barrel (in Fergus' room) - a bowl of sulphur (table in the Infirmary) and a salt
barrel (Bryant's kitchen). Drag the salt over the coal barrel to receive a coal/salt mix, drag sulphur
over this mixture and you have your bomb. Place it into the lava forge and exit Act 1.
Leaving the Citadel via the other key in the east room of Samuel's lair (BF 3 key is in there as well)
will give you no XP. Note that there is no log entry for this quest.

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Battlefields
Battlefields Quests
XP: 5184
Reputation: 0
One quest per trader is available, giving 5184 XP each.

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Act 2
Citadel Island
Escape from Nemisis
XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: You've made it into Act 2 - now you have to find a way to leave this Prison Island.

Free Taxlehix/Rescue Imp

XP: 25056
Reputation: 0
Reward: If you enter the prison and kill the guard there, you have a key to free Tax from his cell in the east
sector. He will ask you to free the other imp in the SW cell and promise to show you a way out
then. You need both imps to escape from this Island. Killing one of the monsters there will provide
you with your first BF key for Act 2.

Walking over Lava

XP: 11136
Reputation: 0
Reward: In order to save the Chieftain's son take the key from the table in the west sector of the prison and
enter his cell in the SW part. After rescuing both imps and speaking to Tax again outside the
prison. You're able to safely cross the lava and leave the island.

Imp Village
Imp Village
XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: Talk to the Chieftain as soon as you have crossed the lava. He will grant you asylum as long as
you behave. This is a part of the main plot.

Cause of the Plague/Deathknight Plague

XP: 48256+25056*
Reputation: 1
Reward: The Chieftain's son will tell you about the problems his village has. If you speak to the imp
Altoflix (second house northwest), you will find out the plague cause: the flooge frogs are
responsible for all these ill imps. Report this to the Chieftain's son. This is part of the main plot.

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Find Alchemist
XP: 25056
Reputation: 0
Reward: After youve told the Chieftain's son what caused the plague, he wants you to find the exiled
alchemist for help. You can find this cave in the Fire Area, just follow the blood trail. This is part
of the main plot.

Alchemists House
XP: 11136
Reputation: 0
Reward: In order to enter this house in the Imp Village you have to tell the guard, you're looking for the
cause of the plague and that the chieftain's son has sent you. In the house you will find quest items
for the 2 following quests: an unknown cream for the lost spider quest and in the cellar the
ingredients to create the Emu Eartes Sues potion for the desperate imp.

Potion from Alchemists House

XP: 25056
Reputation: 1
Reward: 2 Speed Potions
A desperate imp outside the alchemist's house needs your aid. His wife is driving him crazy and
he needs a certain potion. Enter the house after speaking to the guard, descend into the cellar and
drag one of the south potions over the north potions. You have to do this twice, as your first
attempt will fail. Hand your created Emu Eartes Sues potion over to the imp.

Lost Spider
XP: 25056
Reputation: 1
Reward: Poisonous Dagger
Spider rancher Anourax misses a spider and warns you about its sensitive nose. Using the
unknown white cream from the alchemist's house will rid you of your stench. Find the spider in
the west area and bring it back to Anourax. You only get XP if you bring it back alive, so tickle
it on its left side, between the second and third leg, to keep it calm.

Steal a Box
XP: 25056
Reputation: -1
Reward: 1600 gp + Crystal
Two merchants are rivals and teachers as well: The first one will ask you to steal a box from the
other. Enter the second imp merchant's house and flip the lever. Talk to him again to trick him into
leaving his house. Then hit the lever again and descend. Make your way through the maze there
and get the box, picking up the chain gloves as well (Princess of Fire - fire set). If you open it regardless of the warning not to - your DK will turn pink permanently. In addition to this, you can
get a reward crystal from the merchant you tricked out of his house. A little thank you for warning
him about the other one.

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Imp Fell Down Hole

XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: A desperate imp girl misses her brother who fell into the pit. Descend and wake him up - it's the
tiny corpse next to the rope. This pit contains the second BF key in a chest, a hostile monster,
a few gems and a set item (Marksman's gloves - ranger set). Trade with this imp only after you
have left the pit, so his trade window is full.

Imp Ghost
XP: 15776
Reputation: 1*
Reward: Bone Amulet
The ghost in the eastern part of the imp graveyard blames the alchemist for his death. He appears
after you have clicked on the first tombstone there, and is willing to teach you cursing skills. He
will find his peace after you have informed him that the flooge frogs are responsible for his death.
You get no XP if you have found out about the alchemist's innocence before speaking to him.

Floogefrog Killer
XP: 25056
Reputation: 1
Reward: Rune + 1000 gp
Help the Floogefrog herder and find the cave of this killer (Black Spider) in the Little Mushroom
Forest. Bring back your good news. Caution: this Black Spider is capable of feigning death. Note
that the killer only turns up after you have received the quest.

Special Mushroom
XP: 25056
Reputation: 1
Reward: 5x Stamina Potions
The mushroom farmer, standing outside of his tiny house, wants you to find this mushroom. It's
in the Little Mushroom Forest. Trick the elf imp out of guarding it by pretending some dwarves
were destroying nature - but before you do that, learn his Warrior ranged skills up to level 5, and
then bring this mushroom back to the farmer. Inside the farmer's house you will find the trader
Mafnirx and a strange cupboard teleporting you to a drug nightmare. Take the mushroom extract
from the table, as you will need it for a quest later on.

Imp Woman Looking for her Husband

XP: 11136
Reputation: 1
Reward: 2 Small Bottles
You can find this Imp Hero south of the Chieftain's house amidst his comrades, after you have
found him in the Spider Area and given him his desired spider leg.

Lost Key/Imp Money Chest

XP: 29696+25056
Reputation: 1
Reward: 1200 gp
Tatourix is missing his money chest key. You can find it in the Lich Cave (Mushroom Forest). If
you open the money chest in the imp's house with this key, you get no further XP, only for picking
up his key in the cave. Save and look into the chest before handing the key over - the loot might
be worthwhile. Note that there is no log entry for the second part of this quest.

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Find the Murderer
XP: 38976
Reputation: 1
Reward: Bone Ring
An imp ghost in the village cemetery was murdered by one of the imp sisters Parrixa or
Azanarixa. You can find the murderer's name in the Lich's diary, located in the Lich Cave
(Mushroom Forest) and inform the ghost. If you confront Parrixa with your knowledge, she will
commit suicide. Revealing to Azanarixa first who killed her lover will cause her to kill her own
sister and commit suicide afterwards, too.
You can choose to kill the liches in the cave or pickpocket them to get the following items: A
crystal, a permanent intelligence potion and Zandalor's Inferno, an oak wand from the wizard set.

Little Mushroom Forest

Talking Mushroom
XP: 15776
Reputation: 0
Reward: XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: XP: 15776
Reputation: 0
Reward: Don't be fooled by the talking mushroom - an imp is hiding behind it and wants money from you.
You can react in these ways:
- Refuse to give him the gold, you get XP
- If you find and kill him after paying him, you won't get XP, or your gold back.
- Give him the gold and search for him near the Floogekiller Cave afterwards to demand your
money back

Imp Historian
XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: Pyramids
If you approach an empty chest at the beginning of the Little Mushroom Forest, you will fall into
a hole. Refuse an imp's offer to get you out for 500 gp - he won't help you anyway. The Imp
Historian will appear and offer you a teleporter pyramid - accept this gift and teleport yourself to
the other one by clicking on the pyramid in your inventory. These pyramids are handy for
overcoming gaps or reaching a trader quickly if you have deposited one there. Note that there is
no log entry for this quest; it is part of the game plot to lose your pyramids after you enter Act 4.

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Spider Area
The Hermit
XP: 25056
Reputation: 1
Reward: Holy Water
An old hermit in his cave at the beginning of the Spider Area needs protection from spider poison.
Retrieve his amulet from the pit he flags on your map. His reward is very important if you want
to increase your Extract Alchemy skill - at level 4 you can create 1 permanent potion for each
Holy Water bowl in your possession. Besides this, he is a good teacher for Shaman Nature spells
up to level 5 - take at least the hammer spell to stun opponents.

Imp Patrol
XP: 38976
Reputation: 1
Reward: The imp patrol wants you to rescue their comrade Stignix, who is captured by the Spider Queen.
Do so, and then heal him with a spider cure which the Spider Queen drops when defeated. She
also drops a Demonic Summoning Doll and a rune.
Stignix will run away after you have healed him, but you can find him in the Imp Village
afterwards - where he will reveal to you a secret if you're interested.

Interesting Secret
XP: 15776
Reputation: 0
Reward: XP: 6496*
Reputation: 0
Reward: 1000 gp
Stignix is in the Imp Village after his rescue from the Spider Area - you can choose one of the
following rewards he offers:
- get a tip where a secret passage is (to ask the Tree of Insight there one question). This option
triggers a cut scene with the tree after you have reached it.
- or get a bit of gold (no XP)*

Find a Spider Leg

XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: Mace
A bragging imp hero northwest in the Spider Area wants you to get a spider leg for him - from
the hostile spider a bit further north. The imp will grab the leg and run back to the village to boast
amongst his companions about his heroic deed - find him and send him home to his wife, so he
can clean up the house, thus fulfilling the quest "Imp woman looking for her husband".

Giant Spider Web

XP: 15776
Reputation: 1
Reward: Rune
An old spider wants to enter the Guinness Book of Records for the largest web in Nemisis, but
vandals destroy it all the time. They will appear a bit southeast of the web, kill them, and return
to collect your reward.

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Exiled Spider
XP: 15776
Reputation: 0
Reward: Chain Helmet
A spider not willing to obey the Spider Priest was banned from his community. Kill this priest and
his servants; they are north in the ruins. Go back and report, so the exiled spider can return to his
comrades. If you find and kill these spiders before you meet him, he may turn invisible.

Mushroom Forest
Helpless Imps
XP: 38976
Reputation: 1
Reward: 800 gp
The large green mushroom has paralyzed 6 imps. A note nearby will tell you how to help: get the
Queen Spider web from the Spider Area and the mushroom extract out of the mushroom farmer's
house in the Imp Village. Combine them via drag&drop and use this created antidote on all
"corpses".
The tasty mushroom you find in a wine chest nearby gives you a permanent luck bonus +3 for
each character.

Missing Wife
XP: 20416
Reputation: 1
Reward: Crystal
The imp farmer is desperate; his wife is missing. If you go south-east to a stone circle, you will
surprise 2 ghosts fulfilling a ritual (they only show up after you have this quest). Kill them and
pick up Zandalor's Skin, a part of the Wizard Set. The female imp is freed and glad to be back
home again. The farmer will reward you then.

Fire Area
A Cure for the Plague
XP: 29696
Reputation: 1
Reward: XP: 11136
Reputation: 0
Reward: XP: 11136
Reputation: 0
Reward: XP: 11136
Reputation: 0
Reward: After you have found the alchemist in the Fire Area and told him the flooges are the cause of this
plague, he'll need 3 ingredients to brew an antidote, and asks you to find them for him: The Blue
Larakiri Root, the Grey Quisirisi Fruit and the Yellow Bafflimiri Mushroom. The first 2 are in the
south and NE area on ground level - the mushroom is in a dungeon, beneath the pit in the SE area.
Caution: As soon as he has made his cure antidote, the game is linear. You won't be able to fulfill
unfinished quests anymore, as this quest is part of the main plot eventually leading on to Act 3.

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Necromancer
Necromancers First Task
XP: 29696
Reputation: 1
Reward: After crossing the lava from the prison island, you will be in the Imp Village. As soon as you try
to leave it for the first time, the Necromancer kidnaps you and orders you to retrieve your first
crystal fragment in Rivellon - at the Cursed Abbey. Your landing point is in the cellar, while the
fragment is on the altar in the main room upstairs. Unlock the side door in the NW tract with the
key from the table there, and click on the fragment. Sir Achim is relieved you freed him of this
curse and teaches you Warrior Melee 2-hand skills up to level 10. The imprisoned witch in the
cellar will be hostile now, and the paladin asks you for help.

Imprisoned Witch
XP: 11136
Reputation: 0
Reward: This old lady was imprisoned by the paladins. She is friendly at first, as the crystal fragment
seems to reverse alignments, and can teach you Shaman Weather Magic lightning storm up to
level 5. After you have freed the paladins of their evil influence by picking up the crystal fragment
on the altar, she will be hostile and try to kill you, aided by her gargoyles. Defeat her and report
this to Sir Achim, so the Necromancer can teleport you back to the Imp Village.

Necromancers Second Task

XP: 29696
Reputation: 1
Reward: If you enter the pit in the SE fire area and find the crystal fragment in the second level of this
dungeon, the Necromancer kidnaps you again. This time you have to retrieve a crystal fragment
in the Pickled Herring Tavern. Talk to the landlord, Moreena and the unfriendly tavern guests then go up into your room, and visit the other chambers as well (click on Moreena's locked door).
Go downstairs again and fight the robbers (cut scene upon close approach). Speak to the landlord
and Moreena to get her room key, and find the fragment in her chest upstairs. It is up to you, if
you wish to fight Sir Patrick for the gems in this chest or hand them over. When you try to go
downstairs again, the Necromancer will teleport you back.

Necromancers Third Task

XP: 29696
Reputation: 1
Reward: After you have defeated the Shaman in his realm and the imp sage has shown you another crystal
fragment, the Necromancer kidnaps you again in the Shaman's cellar. This time you have to find
another crystal in a village full of little kids. As soon as you touch the well in the middle of this
area, the children will disappear into it. Descend, fight the mutant there, take the Souldrinker
Cutlass and pick up the fragment. Little Arnie is free and asks you to save the other kids, one level
deeper via a mine entrance. After getting out of the well, you will be teleported back by the
Necromancer. Don't forget the skill book, located in the NW house.

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Shamans Realm
Escape from Dungeon
XP: 48256
Reputation: 1
Reward: Skill Book
The Shaman kidnaps you after you have helped the alchemist to brew the plague antidote and
have reached the Shaman's cellar.
You have to find and kill this evil imp in his realm. Then search for the imprisoned imp sage, who
will lead you to the crystal fragment, and give you a skill book about wisdom as a reward.
Don't forget to take the ring Morpheus with you - the Shaman drops it upon defeat (though you
can steal it from him with pickpocket). If you touch the crystal fragment on the altar the sage
shows you, you will find yourself in the Shaman's cellar again for a short while, until the
Necromancer teleports you away for your next task in retrieving further crystal fragments (Little
Village).
After your final return Tax will offer to show you a way out. You can refuse this, and take a stroll
through the village first to pick up loot, as a lot of imps are dead now; the Inquisition Crossbow
out of the imp hero's house, Iriganirix's 2 chest keys in his house, and anything interesting the
merchants may have dropped. Return to Tax afterwards, he will lead you to a bay in the
Mushroom Forest where you have to accept the Commoner's invitation to see a demon. Each time
you refuse now, the messenger dies - and the third one will be the disguised Demon Asmodheus
himself - taking you over to Act 3.

Battlefields
Battlefields Quest
XP: 11136
Reputation: 0
One quest per trader is available, giving 11136 XP each.

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Act 3
Asmodheus Island
The Demon Asmodheus
XP: 62496
Reputation: 0
Reward: Raanaar Summoning Doll
As you have accepted your invitation from Asmodheus, he will play his games with you: you
have to answer some questions (mushroom, horse, hunger) - he will jeer at you, as you can't take
the solid gold block as a reward - and in the end, he will lead you to Raanaar Elder Anlokam and
turn her into a Summoning Doll. After this unpleasant experience, you're free and are teleported
away.

Temple Island
Restore the Doll
XP: 77376*
Reputation: 1*
Reward: Asmodheus has transformed Elder Anlokam into a summoning doll. You will not be able to
restore her until nearly the end of the Act, after entering the catacombs with the Black Bishop,
and that will not happen until you've risen to the top of the Temple ranking system. To get started,
visit the Keeper of Ranks as soon as you enter the Temple Area (first building on the left after the
entrance), and get your name added to his book of ranks. Then check the billboard for 4 ranking
quests. Click on it 4 times.
This is part of the main plot.

Temple Nearby
XP: 17856
Reputation: 0
Reward: Simply enter the Temple Area, by speaking to the guards in front of the main portal.

Stolen Goods
XP: 47616
Reputation: 1
Reward: 2400 gp
Rank: 1500
XP: 25296
Reputation: 0
Reward: 1200 gp
After you leave the Temple Area you will stumble across a merchant wanting his stolen goods
back. You can choose to share the loot with the thievish mutants a few steps east of where the
merchant is, or fulfill your quest to get ranking points and full XP. If you wish to trade with him,
search him out in the Black Temple Area afterwards.

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Talking Tibar
XP: 40176
Reputation: 1
Reward: Raanaar Wand
Rank: 2500
A short-tempered Tibar south of the town wants you to help him regain his original human form.
You need to curse the witch Cassandra (Temple Area) for this. Get the bat guano out of her house
and the old cheese from the locked warehouse (key is in nearby garden, use ALT). Then talk to
her again, as the curse becomes valid via speech options. Report your success to the Tibar and
get your Raanaar Wand as a reward.
If you accidentally drop the curse scroll the Tibar gave you, you can still solve the quest by
speaking to Cassandra after you have gathered the other two ingredients.

Black Temple
Lost Relic
XP: 40176
Reputation: 1
Reward: Pag-Umn Rune
Rank: 2500
After you have read the billboard, Raze, near the east crypt entrance in the Temple Area, will
have a quest for you and will flag the entrance to the dungeon on Ruins Island. Get the relic and
bring it back to the cleric.

Ball in Well
XP: 17856
Reputation: 1
Reward: Amulet
Rank: 500
XP: 62496*
Reputation: 0
Reward: Rank: 0
If you want to get the ball out of the well, you have to kill the flooge (take the Unique Amulet)
to receive full XP and ranking. Fred will then tell you a secret, so you can rent your hero's house
for 2500 gp instead of paying 5000 gp. The landlord is in the house of the Keeper of Ranks.
Sparing the poor creature will give you no XP*.

Book for Barnabus

XP: 25296
Reputation: 1
Reward: Sandals
Rank: 2500
Blind Barnabus in the Temple Area wants his book; it is north of the Temple area, in the outskirts.
Get it for him and enjoy the Holy Sandals of the Damned - unique item.

Book for Witch

XP: 40176
Reputation: 1
Reward: Belt
Rank: 2500
Cytha wants the Book of Twilight and flags the ruins for you (on Ruins Island). Upon returning,
she will reward you with a spiked belt (Ranger set item). You can get the book without violence
by either splitting up your chars (leaving one at the entrance), or by using your pyramids.

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The Church
XP: 62496*
Reputation: 1*
Reward:
As soon as you have survived Kiya's crypt, a messenger will appear and tell you the Bishop wants
to see you; now you can enter the church. West of this complex is a grave, containing the first
BF key.

Entering the Catacombs

XP: 47616
Reputation: 1*
Reward:
After you have fetched the Staff of Power - the Raanaar prisoner tells you the secret password
to enter this cave and retrieve it - you can return to the church and break the seal, unlocking the
catacombs.
Caution: Upon entering the catacombs, the game becomes linear and unsolved quests can't be
solved anymore. This is part of the main plot.

Man turning into crystal/Cure for man turning into crystal

XP: 47616
Reputation: 1
Reward: Cloak
Rank: 2500
XP: 32736
Reputation: 0
Reward: Rank: 1500
A man is slowly turning stiff and blames his condition on the Black Imp Xanaxil, flagging the
cave for you. Go to the Imp, and learn the crystal is responsible for this man's curse. Talk to the
cursed man again and then search for the pink crystal in the west part of the Crystal Forest. Witch
Raven waits for you after this at the crystal and will create a poultice as soon as you have gathered
the necessary 3 plants for her. Return with this cure to the man and get a part of the Ranger's set
(Marksman's Cloak).

Kill an Assassin/Kill your Employer

XP: 40176
Reputation: -1
Reward: Eradicator
Rank: 1500
XP: 25296
Reputation: 0
Reward: Rank: 0
XP: 47616*
Reputation: -1
Reward: Rank: 1500*
Assassin Sigurd wants you to kill his rival Groblar. If you fulfill your deal, you get full XP and
as a reward, the Unique Longbow Groblar drops (Long Bow Eradicator). Refusing to kill your
employer rewards you with the second XP pts additionally. If you agree to kill Sigurd though,
you get no XP at all just reputation loss. *

Merchant wants Amulet

XP: 47616
Reputation: 1*
Reward: XP: 32736*
Reputation: 0
Reward: Search for this amulet in Kiya's crypt. The ghost in the sarcophagus there will only give it freely
if it is for his daughter, all other answers will result in a fight. There is a death curse on this amulet,
so warn the merchant about this. If you don't warn him, he will drop dead and you will have all
his goods, giving you less XP though (up to version 1.45 XP are the same for both procedures).

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The Raanaar Prisoner
XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: The Bishop will grant you access to the prisoner's cell after you have defeated witch Kiya and
received an invitation to enter the church. Speak to the Raanaar prisoner to get the passwords for
the secret stone at the north outskirts of the Temple area where the Staff of Power is located (pick
it up via drag&drop). This staff is necessary to break the seal guarding the catacombs. Return to
the church and click on the stairs with the staff in your inventory.
Caution: You have no possibility to solve other quests anymore, as the game turns linear now.

Trapped Inside the Catacombs

XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: Trapped inside the Catacombs
After you have entered the catacombs together with the Black Bishop, the stairs will crumble and
you are trapped. Just proceed to the next level. Goddess Raan will appear several times and test
you - but failing these tests has no consequences at all:
Don't harm an unarmed
Try to avoid the unarmed attacking soldier.
Don't take what doesn't belong to you
Leave the treasure in the middle of the next room on the ground. If you try to pick up these gold
coins, they will disappear and you fall into a pit at once, where you have to find a teleporter pad
in SE to get back.
Wisdom is the key
Choose wisely which chest you wish to open - you can only choose one key to open a chest of
your choice. The other keys will disappear:
gold - 5000 gp,
iron - full plate armor
wood - Entwood bark
stone - 2handed hammer
Get 3 symbols for her:
Wisdom - step on a teleporter in the west area, search for a loose symbol tile in the west sector
there and don't forget to look at the third and last Raanaar Alphabet book on a barrel in the west
sector before you touch the symbol (teleport back occurs at once). You can read all Raanaar
manuscripts now.
War - fight the war monster in the east sector, it will drop the symbol
Honor - simply use the stairs down to the Raan Statue and get it via dialogue.
Return to the main level, Raan will appear and free Anlokam of her curse. Anlokam wants you
to gather the reassembled crystal now. Fulfill your last task for the Necromancer and then defeat
him. Pick up this crystal and bring it back to Anlokam, thus helping the Raanaar to drive the
demons away. As soon as you're ready to take the last level, you have to pick up the catacomb
armor, fight the appearing Black Bishop and collect his goodies. One of them is his Sceptre of the
Damned - Fist of Doom, a Unique Item (if you haven't stolen it from him already with pickpocket,
level 5/6). In addition you will find the BF key 6 in the catacombs, too.
If you wish to keep the Raanaar doll, do not search for Goddess Raan after you have found her 3
symbols, but enter the crystal fragment room at once to meet the Necromancer for the last time.

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Ruins Island
Kill Fire Elemental
XP: 32736
Reputation: 1
Reward: Rank: 500
Bard Kyrill wants you to kill the Fire Elemental nearby, so he is inspired to compose a new
ballad. After you have reported success, you can find him again in the Black Temple Tavern, and
he teaches you skills now.

Smelling Lava
XP: 32736
Reputation: 1
Reward: In order to get access to the Book of Twilight for witch Cytha, you have to solve the cause of the
smelling lava for the Raanaar in their underground library first. Simply ascend and search for 2
bathing demons south of the library. Upon return, you are allowed meet the head librarian and get
the key for the Book room. If you feel bad about killing librarians and the Raanaar guards, you
can place one char near the exit - grab the book in single mode - switch over to your other char
and disappear - or use your pyramids.

Zandalor wants an Artifact

XP: 40176
Reputation: 1
Reward: Rank: 500
Zandalor wants an amulet and asks you get it for him. 4 pillars will open the dungeon entrance
after you have given 4 correct answers - the amulet is in the last level. Answers for the pillars are:
Cold as your heart => stone
Food for the fire => wood
Shines like the sun => gold
Sparkles like your eyes => crystal
The riddler in there teaches you spells and trades with you, if you give him the correct answer
to his riddle: hate. You can either steal or fight him for the Ironskin Plate Armor.
This dungeon contains the BF key 3; a critter drops it upon defeat.

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Rebel Island
Demon's Bane Gem/Ore for Demon's Bane Sword/Demon's Bane Sword/Demons Bane*
XP: 25296
Reputation: 0
Reward: Permanent Constitution Potion
XP: 32736
Reputation: 0
Reward: XP: 25296
Reputation: 0
Reward: XP:47616
Reputation: 1
Reward: The Raanaar Elder Rebel will give you this quest series after you have proven you're trustworthy
by solving 3 other rebel quests first. You need the Bane gem out of the Nnarrrgnar cave - then
speak to the smith at the Black Temple for the ore quest. He will flag the ore cave on Ruins Island
for you. Return to the smith, pay 5000 gp and bring the Bane sword+gem back to the Elder Rebel
to collect your last XP and receive a permanent constitution potion. This quest is complex; you
get XP for the gem, ore+sword, and Bane completion.

Drive out the Demon

XP: 32736
Reputation: -1
Reward: Shadow Leggings
XP: 47616
Reputation: 0
Reward: The Narrrgnar Demons are homeless and want you to drive out the demon in their cave. Accept
this quest to get the second XP, and then enter the cave, as you need the Demon's Bane gem in
there anyway. If you speak to them afterwards, you get the first XP additionally and the leggings
as a reward.

Raanaar Traitor
XP: 77376
Reputation: 1
Reward: 1200 gp
XP: 40176
Reputation: 0
Reward: 600 gp
A rebel wants you to kill his former pupil in Serrick's Tower. Do not kill him, as you will get more
experience by allowing him to swear a blood oath not to reveal Raanaar magic secrets. The
Raanaar believe in honor, even if the rebel giving you this quest has forgotten that.

Kill a Monster
XP: 47616
Reputation: 1
Reward: Fire Crystal/Restoration Potion
A rebel wants you to free the camp of a dangerous critter. As soon as you enter the monster's cave,
you will see why it is angry; the Raanaar had used its home as a waste disposal. Depending on
your report later on, you will receive either a crystal (rats are the cause) or merely a potion (killed
it).

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Urn with Ashes

XP: 47616
Reputation: 1
Reward: Shadow Shield
A rebel wants you to retrieve his father's ashes from the locked warehouse in the Black Temple
area - west room. Bring it back to the rebel requesting this and collect your reward.
The warehouse key is north in the green crystal garden, use the ALT key to find it (near the
bench).

Raanaar Goddess Statue

XP: 47616*
Reputation: 1*
Reward: Pag-Ustr Charm
This rebel wants his statue back and flags a hole on Temple Island for you where he left it back
upon his flight. As soon as you pick up the statue, a guard will appear and demand it back. You
can either kill the guard - or hand over the statue and retrieve it out of the ware house, which will
remain unlocked and unguarded, if you have opened it at an earlier stage of the game The statue
will be in the SE room then. The rune you found in the hole as well will remain in your inventory.

Destroy Seeing Stone

XP: 47616*
Reputation: 1*
Reward: Skill Book
Another rebel quest: Get the magic mirror out of Anbuklar's grave in the Black temple Area and
then place it on one of the 8 locations the Stone shows you. Click on the Seeing Stone again - it
will cease to work after it has shown the location with the mirror. Maybe you're lucky enough to
find the book about the Portal of Rixx somewhere - that's another name for the stone - explaining
how to disable it. The skill book reward from the rebel is about elemental attack/circle/instant and
elemental curses/circle.

Crystal Forest
The Ambush
XP: 62496*
Reputation: 0
Reward: A DK and Castor, a human, are on the hunt for you - if you read their notes, you'll find out the
reason: A mage will be able to track you down, as your enemies in Bram's Camp have your
magical gloves. Take these notes with you, so the guard in front of the camp won't attack you and wear the disguise armor as well. You will find the gloves in a cave in the middle of this camp,
and you will have to fight an inexperienced mage mercenary as soon as you pick them up. Bram
will attack you with his minions after you have left the cave twice. The following loot is dropped
upon defeat: Angel's Hide, a Unique Shield, a skill book about ethereal magic and a platinum key
to leave these locked quarters again. Note that there is no log entry for this quest.

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The General
XP: 40176
Reputation: 1
Reward: One of the 4 billboard quests: The following 2 quests exclude each other, so you have to decide
which side you wish to support. Bram wants you to get the merchant to confess about his high
profit. If you fulfill this, you get more XP than helping the merchant to escape, but you lose the
opportunity to trade later on.
Search for the BF key 2 SW of his camp.

The Merchant
XP: 32736
Reputation: -1
Reward: The merchant will confess after you received Bram's quest "the General". If you let him escape
instead of turning him in, you can trade with him in his hideout - the Tibar Cave (flagged then).

Missing Monks
XP: 40176
Reputation: 1
Reward: Rank: 2500
One of the 4 billboard quests: This dungeon, where the monks are, has no flag, but you will
stumble over it by exploring the Crystal Forest. Kill the demon guarding the key and then free
the group in the west chamber. Take the Unique Item in the east room with you; it's the Defender
Scythe.

Transport of Goods - Humans / Raanaar

XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: This is not a real quest though it appears in your quest log; it's just a hint where to find the old
cheese for the curse quest (Talking Tibar). It makes no difference if you take these notes or simply
read and leave them on the ground.

Kill Oren/Find Weapon for Imps

XP: 40176
Reputation: 0
Reward: Scythe Decapitator
XP: 40176*
Reputation: 0
Reward: Enter the cave in the imp camp and get the Defender Scythe (Unique item). This is the weapon
the imps need - agree to kill Oren then - a maniac a bit north of them. He will drop a 2-handed
axe named Decapitator (Unique item) upon defeat. You get XP twice: for killing Oren and then
reporting this to the imps. Note that the second quest does not show up.

Spirit of the Forest/Altars of Water, Fire, Air, Earth

XP: 40176*
Reputation: 1*
Reward: Permanent Survival Potion
The large orange crystal is a spirit and wants you to free its 4 altars by killing the demons. Then
clean all altars by blowing, spitting, putting earth on one and lighting a twig via dialogue choice
options. Report your success to the Spirit, and collect your reward. Note that there is no log entry
for this quest.

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Serricks Island
Serrick / Strange Teleportations
XP: 0
Reputation: 1
Reward: 2000 gp
Rank: 5000
XP: 62496
Reputation: 0
Reward: Rank: 0
Looking at the billboard, you can get this quest from Serrick on his Island in the east and have
to fix the broken teleporter. You will be teleported here and there until you meet the lonely Earth
Elemental King. Tell him the cause of his loneliness is having the teleporter gem - he'll hand it
over and turn hostile. Find the teleporter and place the missing part into it via dialogue option.
There is a wine chest on this island surrounded by lava - you can reach it by either using ethereal
magic "swap places" with an enemy or the Tibar - or using "flash" - or simply tossing a pyramid
over. Both spells are abilities you get from the fight either with Bram's minions for free or from
Serrick by paying. It contains the level 5 BF key. Note that there is no log entry for the Serrick
quest (the first one on the list).

Necromancers Tasks
Necromancers 4th Task / The Imp problem / Preventing a War* / The Secret
of the Miners*
XP: 87792+32736*
Reputation: 2
Reward: At a certain part of Kiya's crypt you will find another crystal fragment and get teleported to the
Wastelands, to gather yet another crystal fragment for the Necromancer. A miner there wants you
to find out why the imps are so aggressive. Enter the well in the middle of the camp, fight your
way past hostile imps and speak to the imp leader then. In order to prevent a war with the imps,
you must speak to all miners again, so you get the key to enter the cellar hatch in the north house
and touch the crystal. The miners won't take this kindly and will fight you.

Necromancers 5th Task* / The Lizard King / The Swamp

XP: 55056*
Reputation: 1
Reward: At a certain part of the catacombs, you will find a crystal fragment and get teleported into the
Farmlands to gather the last fragment for the Necromancer. The swamp is slowly encircling this
area - so Ian wants you to find the cause for this. The lizard king you meet will offer you peace
in return for information. He will tell you the cave nearby is the location of the crystal - guarded
by a lizard priestess wanting to take over the world. Kill her and touch the crystal.
After you return to the Necromancer, it's showdown time. He has all the fragments to reassemble
the crystal - you will have a small opportunity to break free from his paralyzing spell, defeat him
and then bring this crystal back to Anlokam. The demons have suffered a heavy blow now. She
will teleport you to the Academy door for Act 4.
Kill the mutant there, give the ghost 500 gp to learn the secret words and enter. If you don't pay,
you have to choose from 5 different options to get the correct phrase - otherwise only 2.
"Archom erusiptolin deinen polemeia erga perthomenai ptolemoi errusato tuchen"

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Battlefields
Battlefields Quest
XP: 17856
Reputation: 0
One quest per trader is available, giving 17856 XP each.

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Act 4
Initiate Level
Signing into the Academy
XP: 109824
Reputation: 0
Reward: XP: 35904
In order to get the approval of all factions in the Academy, you have to pass the following 3 tests
successfully - if you fail, you get less XP. There are no XP for the single tests, just for the complete
exam - given in the Chamber of Evaluation together with the rewards. If you fail, you only get
35904 XP.
Regardless of passing or failing, you have to take the key from the SE small room in the Chamber
of Evaluation, take the exit door in SE and enter the next Academy level via Maintenance
Tunnels.

Test of Knowledge
XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: Permanent Intelligence Potions
You have to show your knowledge about the 16 rules the Code of Behaviour states. Step on the
following teleporters with Raanaar numbers on them in order to answer the question and reach
the next question room: 3 tests (first teleporter) - 13 hours (fourth teleporter)- 5 prayers (second
teleporter) - 16 rules (fourth teleporter). Number 13 does not show up on the Code wall, as this
part had crumbled, so step on the unknown symbol.
You can make this test a bit easier for you, if you pick up the empty book in the room with the
Code. Simply drag&drop this book unto the wall, you will find the complete text in it now. You
still need to keep the symbols in mind though.

Test of Endurance
XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: Thunderboots
Your next test is to show endurance: A golem, a chest and an imp have to pass unharmed through
a rift, one by one. The golem kills the imp - the imp opens the chest. One possible solution is this:
Take the imp first - then the chest - take the imp back and lead the golem through the rift - return
and fetch the imp. If you use the wrong sequence order, the test breaks off at once.
Don't forget the BF key 1 in the cupboard - Instructor's room.

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Test of Faith
XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: Shield of Faith
In order to show your faith you have to choose: punish the imps or not (rubber duck) - kill the
wounded DK or not (guitar). Take life force from the witches as Asmodheus proposes and they
will drop dead at once. You don't get additional vitality though - or kill them by refusing to accept
his offer. (Teddy Bear). There's only one part determining failure or success: Accept Raan's
evaluation and punishment, by taking the left door instead of the right (hourglass).

Freeing the Mirror Prisoner / The Strange Mirror*

XP: 46464
Reputation: 0
Reward: Skill Book
XP: 46464*
Reputation: 0
Reward: In order to free the prisoner there, you have to get the diamond ring first by splitting your chars
in the side rooms of the Chamber of Evaluation, so you can move the levers in single mode. An
imp appears in the southwest room and trades the key for your rubber duck (item out of the Faith
Test). With this key, you can open the cupboard containing the ring in the southeast room. In
addition in one room above this, you can find your exit key on a table - unlocking the SE door
that leads to a staircase into the Maintenance Tunnels 1.
Back to the mirror imprisoning the Raanaar: lean against it, and then cut the mirror from his side,
so he won't die from the procedure (no XP otherwise). He will give you a key to a cupboard with
a skill book in it: Survival convert traps. It's in the locked large cupboard, in the NW exit, to reach
via Maintenance Tunnels.

Maintenance Tunnels
Taxlehix and another Riddle
XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: Tax appears again - this time with a simple riddle: simply walk north until you get to a crossing
and then turn left, walk through the secret wall to get to Uncle Nixfix. In order to leave this level
and gain access to the second Academy level, you have to flip 4 levers (located N, W, S, E). These
levers open 4 gates in the north, leading to a staircase. Once you're up there, simply use the
teleporter pad to level 2 of the Academy - the summoning level.

Uncle Nixfix
XP: 57024
Reputation: 0
Reward: The old imp wants you to kill a monster - it's in the Maintenance Tunnels level 2 - a Chaos
Creature in the west sector near a well.
Near it is a south corridor with the BF key 2.

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Tunnel Dragon gem Ghost

XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: A member of the Ka Caste died in an attempt to get the trapped dragon gem. Search this level for
the following colored gems: red (near critter in East sector) and yellow (in a hole full of bones).
Then insert one of each color into the Imp Statue, by opening its inventory. If you approach the
locked door to the gem, it will open now. Get the dragon gem and give it to the ghost - it's of no
further use. Note that there is no log entry for this quest.

Duplicate the Golden Key

XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: Find the trapped well in the NW sector, Maintenance Tunnels 2, by flipping the levers in front of
the tiny room very quickly, as they snap back after a short time. Once you're in there, hit the lever
on the north wall to open the well containing a magical mirror. Go to the 4 small tomb rooms and
take the golden key from the pedestal. Clicking on the mirror in your inventory duplicates the key.
Save before doing this as luck or random chance determines how many times you can duplicate
the key before the mirror breaks. Note that there is no log entry for this quest.

Mat, The Ghost

XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: There is a room in the south east sector, Maintenance Tunnels 2, where you find a corpse, a note
and Unique Items: Spear, Hat, Amulet. If you touch one, you have to fight for these items, though
- ghost Mat appears and has a bad temper (Easter egg from the "Wheel of Time" series by Jordan).
Note that there is no log entry for this quest.

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Summoning Level
The Summoning Level
XP: 25344
Reputation: 0
Reward: You have to pass 3 more tests before you can proceed to the next Academy level. This time the
XP comes for each successfully passed test, with additional points after you have solved the last
one.
In order to find your way through this large level, click on the marker stone west of the Raanaar
greeting you, so it will flag all important locations on your map.

Blessing of Raan
XP: 35904
Reputation: 0
Reward: Unique Amulet
Before you can start the summoning tests, you have to go to the High Priestess for a blessing.
After talking to her, click on the Raan Statue to answer a test question correctly (War, wisdom and
honor). Your reward is the unique Sapphire Amulet, Raan's Blessing, stored in the statue.

Library Test
XP: 67584
Reputation: 0
Reward: Part of your first summoning test from the instructor is to get the Summoning Book out of the
library. Librarian Antopar will unlock the library each time you ask. After you have found and
read the book out of the NW cupboard and prepare to leave the library, the DK will ask you who
the Informer is. Answer: An imp, of course.

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Summon an Informer
XP: 88704
Reputation: 0
Reward: The instructor wants you to summon an Informer so you learn more about the Quetzalcellona
Mushroom. He gives you a key to open the locked corridor leading to the library. After you have
been in the library(summoning book), you know you have to gather a Kohar Root, a Feynur
Potion, a spider leg and the wisdom protection rune to summon an imp. Speak to the specimen
organizer Belehram then, to know where to find these ingredients.
Kohar Root: Get the mushroom out of the Maintenance Tunnels 1 in the west room, speak to
Nixfix and trade this mushroom for the Kohar Root then via dialogue. Listen closely to the old
imp, so you can unmask the lies the summoned imp will tell you later on - impressing the
Instructor with your knowledge at the same time. If Nixfix won't accept the mushroom: leave his
room, drop it on the ground, move it in your inventory until the log entry responds by turning red.
Then try again. If he won't give you the quest although Belehram has informed you about the root
- leave his room, drop the mushroom on the ground - return, get the quest - pick it up then, and
return to try again.
Feynur Potion: Raanaar Belehram tells you that mage Markunthar has the last sample. Listen to
the 2 students ranting about the mage in her room and learn he has a weakness for females if they
flatter his intelligence. You can fight the mage, he will drop the key for the cupboard - or talk to
female student Dojuram in front of the lab. She will lure him away then. In this case, the cupboard
key is in the small locked cupboard (opened by the golden key in a book). Don't forget the skill
book (alchemy level 2, elemental attack/spread/missile, elemental defense / individual / reflective
and resistances, elemental curses / focused ).
Spider leg: Raanaar Belehram tells you where the specimen room is. You can only enter it by
bribing junkie Dolehar with 500 gp, as this room is locked. Kill the spider.
Wisdom rune: It is the second to last symbol in the Rune Room (north wall). You can see the
appropriate symbol in Ansukar's classroom on the wall. Click on the rune symbol to enter the
small rune chamber, fight the guardian there and return by picking up the rune.
After you have gathered all 4 ingredients, return to the Instructor, and talk to him first as he will
take the wisdom rune from you. Then place the other 3 items within the summoning circle and
read the book on the pedestal. An imp will appear and lie about the mushroom - unmask him. You
have solved the first test and have access to the second summoning test room now.
Procedure in short: Instructor for the quest - library for the summoning book - specimen expert
Belehram - students Dotharhar and Domequar because of the mage Markunthar - Dolehar and the
specimen room for the spider leg - Nixfix for the Kohar Root - mage Markunthar for the Feynur
potion - rune room for the wisdom rune - back to the Instructor.
If you encounter problems with a stubborn Instructor not acknowledging you have all ingredients:
go back into the main corridor, drop all 4 items and then pick them up one by one. If you re-enter
the small front room and see XP fluttering up, he will acknowledge you've gotten all, and instruct
you to place everything else within the circle after taking the rune from you.

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Summoning Strategies
XP: 88704
Reputation: 0
Reward: 4 Larger Crystals
The next instructor will order you to find the book about summoning strategies. Go to student
Dotharhar in the specimen woman's room (Belehram), and talk to him. He will inform you about
another student needing money for drugs, after which speak to Tax. He will talk about imp
Hoxplox, his uncle's partner and a drug dealer as well. Tax will give you a key to enter the East
Maintenance Tunnels 2 now; Hoxplox's corpse is in the East sector. Drag&drop the book you find
on his corpse into your inventory (XP come at once). It contains knowledge about the protection
runes you need for all summoned creatures. Get all the runes you need from the Rune Room:
freeing the Rune Keeper in one room, getting the BF key 3 in another and fighting a lot of
creatures. Actually, the runes are unnecessary, as you can defeat these summoned creatures
without them - but you'd miss loot.
Return to the Instructor with your summoning book and read the book on the pedestal 4 times then
to summon the following creatures (run to the appropriate shrine to grab an extra large crystal for
protection each time):
Air Elemental - lightning rune
Fire elemental - fire rune
Spider - poison rune
Water Elemental - frost rune
You have solved the second test and are ready for your last summoning experience now: summon
a demon in the next test room.

Summon a Demon
XP: 88704
Reputation: 0
Reward: Talk to the Instructor and read the book on the pedestal. Samuel will appear - you don't have to
fight him, simply lure him out of the circle and you've won. You have solved your third test and
can now ascend to the Philosophy level.

Riddle of a Mage
XP: 67584
Reputation: 0
Reward: Permanent Potions
Merchant Bexhanar challenges you to open the magically locked door in mage Markunthar's
room: Go to the lab, remove the empty north shelf and press the appearing buttons in the
following sequence to open the door: 4312 (red, green, yellow, blue). The hidden potions behind
a small west shelf indicate the correct sequence order, too (1 red, 2 green, 3 blue, 4 yellow). The
chests in the secret room contain one permanent potion each, and are opened by looking at the
rune picture behind each, giving you a clue which button color you have to press:
red - fire rune
yellow - lightning rune
blue - frost rune
green - poison rune

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Summoning Practice
XP: 67584
Reputation: 0
Reward: Raanaar Skeleton Doll
Guardian Xepatar wants you to kill the 3 demons an unhappy Raanaar student mistakenly
summoned instead of imps and unlocks the door to the practice room.
Don't forget the Raanaar Skeleton Doll in there; it's in the NW corner.

Drug Affair
XP: 109824
Reputation: 0
Reward: Skill Book
Elder Ansukar needs assistance in clearing up the drug affair: As soon as you have found
Hoxplox's corpse in the Maintenance Tunnels 2, you have found the drug dealer as well. Report
this to Ansukar and get a skill book about Body Magic offensive, focused.

Philosophy Level
Philosophy Level
XP: 25344
Reputation: 0
Reward: Seems simple, just talk to all the ghosts there, experience the various effects of Rift-Running in
the dungeons they teleport you to - and then you can ascend to the final level - XP are given for
each test separately and final points after completing the last task. Each time you solve one task,
the appropriate ghost disappears. When all have vanished, the Instructor will open the locked
stairway to the final level.

Interference
XP: 78144
Reputation: 0
Reward: One Raanaar ghost teleports you to a location where you learn about actions, consequences and
what interference causes.
Do not blow out any candle in front of the prison cells, even if the prisoners ask you to, as the other
one will die immediately. To save both you have to pull the lever on the opposite side of these
cells.
You can either sneak past the greedy monsters in the next room, fight the survivor or both.
In the next room you have to decide which king you are going to support - by either giving one
a shield to defend his country or the other one a sword to conquer. Giving the sword to the
conqueror turns the defender into a guard, asking for an honorable death. If you choose to give
the shield to the defender, the conqueror will turn into a beggar, living off donations. You have
to decide in this case, as the door to the next room will only open after you have taken sides.
The witch in the next room claims to be innocent - if you click on the button on the wall, she will
change into a Chaos Creature and attack; the guard drops down dead.
Now you can reach the lever to free both prisoners from the first room. You have managed this
test - and can return to the Philosophy Level again after speaking to the Instructor.

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Academy Little Girl
XP: 20000
Reputation: 0
Reward: A crying little girl inhabits the east room. Go to the cradle, click on it to open the inventory and
place your Teddy in there, the one you got in the Faith Test. Note, there is no log entry.

Consequences
XP: 78144
Reputation: 0
Reward: The Cave ghost leads you into a dungeon full of teleporters with Raanaar numbers ranging from
1-5 on them and many hostile Shadow Creatures. Your task is to find out what happens if you use
rifts blindly. The teleporter number 5 in the SE leads back to the Philosophy Level. On your way
to it you will find the BF key 5 in the south corridor (use ALT).
A locked room in this dangerous area can be unlocked after you have lit the tiny poison candle
on the table. The imp corpse on the ground nearby turns into a skull due to the poisonous fumes,
and contains the door key.
The sapphire key you find on the floor in the west sector opens the fairy dust chest in the main
philosophy level, and is required for the "lost amulet" quest.
A golden key on the ground in this area opens one of the other locked chests. Neither the grail
nor the statue is required for a quest.

Test of Concentration
XP: 78144
Reputation: 0
Reward: A third ghost teleports you into a dungeon full of Evil Flying Eyes: you are supposed to keep your
focus in a hostile environment. In order to increase the challenge, she summons Samuel as well.
The first room after the corridor is full of statues with teleporter beams. Pull the lever in the NE
corner, so you can see the beams and avoid them - using single mode is easier to steer your
characters. After passing the corridor, you will see 5 lever rooms. In order to open the wall in front
of the teleporter pad, and use the shortcut, you have to move these levers according to the
sequence you found in a note in the merchant's room (31524). It's in a book there.
You can also proceed by searching with ALT for the key in the large room to unlock the door
(under a stone pile) leading to the maze. The gates in this maze unlock by using the levers you
find there - simply click on one and hope your characters will find their way. As soon as you reach
the end room, Samuel will appear - you can either fight him or simply escape via rift. It is possible
to defeat him (the Shaman Magic Hammer level 5 works well, if you have it) though you get no
XP for doing so.

The Lost Amulet

XP: 109824
Reputation: 0
Reward: Death Knight Sword
The merchant wants to have his amulet back, so talk to the Dream Imp in the east room by clicking
on the mirror to enter his dreamland. He hid the merchant's amulet cleverly: You need the fairy
dust out of the locked cupboard in the NE philosopher level to reveal it, by getting the key from
the consequences dungeon (the one with 9 teleporters in Raanaar numbers). Enter the SW room
in the main level then, open the pool's inventory, pour the dust into it and then search for the
amulet after the poisonous fumes have ceased. The amulet is at the north wall.

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The Truth
XP: 78144
Reputation: 0
Reward: In order to find out the difference between truth and lies, a Raanaar ghost will teleport you into
a small dungeon area. You have to find out which golem is fibbing and which one is telling the
truth - you can only ask one question per creature. The trick is to get one golem to say "yes" and
one to say "no". (Golem 1: Ask if left door is safe => yes. Golem 2: Ask if the other would say,
left is safe => no. This one is fibbing.)
The left way is the safe one: the pure water there symbolizes the correct path. If you click on the
gem in the water, you activate a Water Elemental. The right path is the unpleasant choice with a
Fire Elemental. Both rifts lead back to the Philosophy Level.

The Ultimate Answer

XP: 67584
Reputation: 0
Reward: Yit-Koor Charm
The philosopher ghost wants to know the ultimate answer: Enter the Dream Imp's realm and
search for a rat - it will give you the ultimate question - and the philosopher has something new
to think about after you report this to him.

Rift into the Past

XP: 67584*
Reputation: 0
Reward: XP: 35904
Reputation: 0
Reward: A student wants you to find the bone of the founder. If you refuse, you get XP - if you agree and
step through this rift, you will have to fight the guardians there. Find the bone and the Demon
Cutter Axe (a unique weapon) in the next room before you use the rift to get back to the main
level. As you have meddled with time, the student will have no memory about his wish.
Only refusing this quest gives you XP*.

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End Level
The Final Test
XP: 78144
Reputation: 0
Reward: After you have finished with all ghost Elders in the Philosophy Level, you are allowed to enter
the final sector, where you have to practice opening and closing rifts, and need 2 items for this.
Go to the instructor, as High Elder Anlokar tells you to, then fight Samuel in the west room to get
the Rift Wand, and talk to the instructor again to receive your next quest "stepping through the
rift".

Samuel Down
XP: 109824
Reputation: 0
Reward: Rift Wand
This is the last time you will meet the demon, and this time you have to fight him - a level 40
enemy summoning high-leveled Shadow Creatures. Note that there is no log entry for this quest.

Stepping Through the Rift

XP: 78144
Reputation: 0
Reward: After you have defeated Samuel and received the Rift Wand, the instructor will give you a book
of coordinates to complete all requirements for riftrunning. If you click on your wand, a rift will
open in the next room, and you can enter Hark Ferol's Tomb. Clicking on the statue in the west
part of this tomb will provide you with important information for the next part: Approach the
cracked NW wall and lean against it to enter the inner tomb area. Pull chain nr 2 and 4 in there then use the hourglass from the Test of Faith to stop time for a moment and loot the place. You
can choose to fight the guardian skeletons, as they are easy to kill. Return to the end level by using
the rift, talk to the Instructor again, and then click on the rift to close it.
After this, the instructor wants you to visit High Elder Anlokar. This will result in a cut scene from
the past between him and Damian.

The Way Back Home

XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: Go to the dying High Elder after the cut scene, and talk to him to get the coordinates for your
homeland Rivellon. Click on your rift wand then, and the final rift back home will open in the next
room. This is a good moment to save now before stepping through the rift, as your shared
inventory with the DK will not be available after that - a hard fight awaits you.

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The Chest Odyssey

XP: 0
Reputation: 0
Reward: If you enter Anlokam's room in the end level (SE part) and remove the marker stone, you can step
on a teleporter, leading to the NW room. You will find 2 permanent potions in the cupboards
(restoration and constitution), a locked golden chest and a wooden key on the table - this leads to
the following procedure:
Wooden chest is in the philosophy level, containing the stone key
Stone chest is in the Maintenance Tunnels, level 2, containing the silver key
Silver chest is in the Summoning Level, containing the golden key
The golden chest is where you started. The reward for all your trudging is the level 6 BF key.
Note that this is not a real quest.

Battlefields
Battlefields Quest
XP: 25344
Reputation: 0
One quest per trader is available, giving 25344 XP each.

Reward: -

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Learn and Practice

Skills

Introduction
In order to survive the dangerous world of Beyond Divinity you have to learn some of the skills.
Reading a book about one or more skills can do this, or you can ask a teacher to teach you what
he knows. In the latter case, you will have to pay a more or less unfair number of gold coins.
Skills are split into four main paths: Warrior skills, Wizard skills, Survivor skills and Summoning
Dolls skills.
Each group contains a set of skills appropriate for that type of class, except Summoning Dolls
skills, which enable you to upgrade your Summoning Dolls.
Learning a skill is not enough, though, it simply unlocks it. Before it can be used, you have to
invest one or more skill points. With every level upgrade, you get one skill point, with an extra
skill point for every fifth level. This implies that you have to think carefully which skills can be
useful, as there are simply not enough skill points for over three hundred single and combination
skills.
Which skills are useful or not does not only depend on the preferred playing style, but also on the
monsters and events that occur in the area you happen to be in at the moment. Fire resistance
increasing skills are great to have when encountering a Fire Elemental, just as skills doing water
damage. However these skills are useless when encountering a Water Elemental. It might be wise
not to spend all skill points at once, but to save one or two, for the time that they are really needed
and a choice for a specific skill makes it possible to progress in the game.
Skills are divided into active and passive: only the character in single or leading mode can use an
active skill - sometimes requiring the appropriate items as well (e.g. extract alchemy).

Starting Skills
During the generation of your character, you can select the starting skill path of your hero and the
Death Knight. After doing that, some skills will be available from the start (all at level 5). Which
skills are available depends on the paths you and the Death Knight choose.
Warrior/Warrior
Warrior, Melee specialties, one-handed (piercing, slashing, crushing)
Warrior, Ranged specialties (bow)
Warrior, Craftsmanship (repair)
Warrior/Wizard
Warrior, Melee one-handed (piercing, slashing, crushing)

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Warrior, Ranged (bow)
Wizard, Elemental Attack, focused (missile, instant)
Warrior/Survivor
Warrior, Melee one-handed (piercing, slashing, crushing)
Warrior, Ranged (bow)
Survival, thieving skills (pickpocket, lockpick, sneak, poison)
Wizard/Wizard
Wizard, Elemental Attack, focused (missile, instant)
Wizard, Body Magic (defensive, individual)
Survivor/Wizard
Wizard, Elemental Attack, focused (missile, instant)
Survival, Thieving Skills (pickpocket, lockpick, sneak, poison)
Survivor/Survivor
Survival, Thieving Skills (pickpocket, lockpick, sneak, poison)
Survival, Survivor Talents (backstab, luck)

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Survival Skills
Thieving Skills
These sets of skills are a requirement if you want to play like a thief.
Pickpocket
It is fun to steal goods. Depending on your skill level, you can steal higher leveled items and a
larger number of them. By going into your victim's inventory, you can left click on your desired
item and either find it in your inventory or get a message indicating your level is not high enough
for this.
The skill can be learned up to level 20, but only the first ten levels are shown here.
Pickpocket
Creature/Item Level

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
5

Lvl. 2
10

Lvl. 3
15

Lvl. 4
20

Lvl. 5
25

Lvl. 6
30

Lvl. 7
35

Lvl. 8
40

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
45
50

Teachers: Keith in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

Keith in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 7.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
Taxlehix in Acts 1-4 teaches it up to level 10.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.
Keith in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Lockpick
It is an active skill to open locked chests or doors.
The skill can be learned up to level 20, but only the first ten levels are shown here.
Lockpick
Lockpick Level

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
1

Lvl. 2
2

Lvl. 3
3

Lvl. 4
4

Lvl. 5
5

Lvl. 6
6

Lvl. 7
7

Teachers: Keith in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

Keith in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 7.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
Taxlehix in Acts 1-4 teaches it up to level 10.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.
Keith in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.

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8

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
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Sneak
It is an active skill, available by default, but increasing this ability is good for avoiding strong
enemies. Even if they spot you, you are harder to hit. Another advantage is being able to target
your enemies with ranged weapons or spells without them noticing it - they die quickly and
silently if you attack, move a few steps, attack again, etc. As you increase your level, you can creep
up nearer and nearer until they spot you.
The skill can be learned up to level 20, but only the first ten levels are shown here.
Sneak
Enemy sight

Effect per level

Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
Sight/1 Sight/2 Sight/3 Sight/4 Sight/5 Sight/6 Sight/7 Sight/8 Sight/9 Sight/10

Teachers: Keith in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

Keith in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 7.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
Taxlehix in Acts 1-4 teaches it up to level 10.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.
Keith in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Poison
It is a passive skill, poisoning your weapon and thus inflicting poison damage on your enemies for
some time.
The skill can be learned up to level 20, but only the first ten levels are shown here.
Poison
Weapon Damage
Extra Duration

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
2-2
+10s

Lvl. 2
4-4
+15s

Lvl. 3
5-5
+20s

Lvl. 4
8-8
+25s

Lvl. 5
10-10
+30s

Lvl. 6
12-12
+35s

Lvl. 7
14-14
+40s

Lvl. 8
16-16
+45s

Lvl. 9
19-18
+50s

Lvl. 10
20-20
+55s

Teachers: Keith in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

Keith in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 7.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
Taxlehix in Acts 1-4 teaches it up to level 10.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.
Keith in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.

Survivor talents
Backstab
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use the "sneak" skill as well.
The skill can be learned up to level 20, but only the first ten levels are shown here.
Backstab
Chance
Damage

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
3%
12-24

Lvl. 2
6%
14-28

Lvl. 3
10%
16-32

Lvl. 4
13%
19-37

Lvl. 5
16%
21-41

Lvl. 6
20%
24-46

Lvl. 7
23%
25-50

Lvl. 8
26%
29-56

Lvl. 9
30%
31-60

Lvl. 10
33%
34-65

Teachers: The Imp merchant in the Imp Village of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
Kyrill on Ruins Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
Taxlehix in Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Anfegar in the Philosophy level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.
Annabelle in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Trading
It is a passive skill, forcing traders to make you a better deal. The trader will accept the price
reduced by a percentage, but you have to haggle - one coin is the minimum you have to offer.
The skill can be learned up to level 20, but only the first ten levels are shown here.
Trading
Reduction

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
6%

Lvl. 2
12%

Lvl. 3
18%

Lvl. 4
24%

Lvl. 5
30%

Lvl. 6
36%

Lvl. 7
42%

Lvl. 8
48%

Lvl. 9
54

Lvl. 10
60%

Teachers: Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
The Imp merchant in the Imp Village of Act 2 teaches it up to level 10.
Kyrill on Ruins Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Taxlehix in Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.
Annabelle in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Luck
It is a passive skill, allowing you to convince the Goddess of Chance to let you find better items.
The skill can be learned up to level 20, but only the first ten levels are shown here.

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Luck
Luck Bonus

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
+2

Lvl. 2
+5

Lvl. 3
+8

Lvl. 4
+10

Lvl. 5
+13

Lvl. 6
+16

Lvl. 7
+18

Lvl. 8
+21

Lvl. 9
+24

Lvl. 10
+27

Teachers: The Imp merchant in the Imp Village of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
Kyrill on Ruins Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
Taxlehix in Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.
Annabelle in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Wisdom
Knowledge and intense studies allow you to draw more experience out of your deeds and battles,
thus enabling you to level up quicker. This passive skill can be learned up to level 20, but only the
first ten levels are shown here.
Wisdom
Increased XP

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
1%

Lvl. 2
2%

Lvl. 3
3%

Lvl. 4
4%

Lvl. 5
5%

Lvl. 6
6%

Lvl. 7
7%

Lvl. 8
8%

Lvl. 9
9%

Lvl. 10
10%

Teachers: The Imp merchant in the Imp Village of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
Kyrill on Ruins Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
The Head Librarian on Ruins Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
Taxlehix in Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.
Annabelle in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Book:
The Imp sage in the Shamans Realm of Act 2 gives you a book, teaching it up to level 5.
Embellish Equipment
It is an active skill, allowing you to increase the value of your equipment and gain higher prices.
The skill can be learned up to level 20, but only the first 10 levels are shown here.

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Embellish
Equipment
Increased Price

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
2%

Lvl. 2
5%

Lvl. 3
7%

Lvl. 4
10%

Lvl. 5
12%

Lvl. 6
15%

Lvl. 7
17%

Lvl. 8
20%

Lvl. 9
22%

Lvl. 10
25%

Teachers: The Imp merchant in the Imp Village of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
Kyrill on Ruins Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
Taxlehix in Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.
Annabelle in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Tracking
It is a passive skill allowing you to spot your enemies earlier on the minimap. The skill can be
learned up to level 20, but only the first 10 levels are shown here.
Tracking
Radius

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
1000

Lvl. 2
2000

Lvl. 3
3000

Lvl. 4
4000

Lvl. 5
5000

Lvl. 6
6000

Lvl. 7
7000

Lvl. 8
8000

Lvl. 9
9000

Lvl. 10
10000

Teachers: The Imp merchant in the Imp Village of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
Kyrill on Ruins Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
Taxlehix in Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.
Annabelle in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.

Alchemy
A very useful skill - you can create potions or combine the base ones to achieve better ones. Empty
flasks are no longer necessary, just potions and plants. The alchemy process is explained in more
detail in the Alchemy, Charms and Crystals section.
Extract
In order to create all potions, seven different plants are needed (yellow, white, green, orange, red,
blue, purple). Go into single or leading mode and simply right click on one bunch in this

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character's inventory, then select the appropriate potion size depending on the active skill level.
A further menu opens up and allows creating the following potions: vitality, mana, stamina,
strength, intelligence, agility, constitution, speed and survival. The value of the potions depends
on the skill level as well, so a level allowing you to extract medium potions gives your minor ones
the same value.
Having the appropriate skill level and the Holy water (a reward from the imp hermit in Act 2 for
finding his spider amulet, or bought from the Battlefields traders) one permanent potion can be
created.
Extract
Potion Level

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
1

Lvl. 2
2

Lvl. 3
3

Lvl. 4
perm

Lvl. 5

Lvl. 6

Lvl. 7

Lvl. 8

Lvl. 9

Lvl. 10

Teachers: The Alchemist of Act 2 teaches it up to level 2.

The Black Imp Xanaxil in the Crystal Forest of Act 3 teaches it up to level 2.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 2.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Acts 2-4 teaches it up to level 4.
Annabelle in Act 5 teaches it up to level 4.
Books: The book in the Citadel Infirmary of Act 1 teaches it up to level 2.
The book in the lab in the Summoning level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 2.
Combine
This is very easy, simply drag one potion over the other and you get a combined one, but take care
to have the appropriate level for the different flask sizes. This skill is passive.
Combine
Potion Level

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
1

Lvl. 2
2

Lvl. 3
2

Lvl. 4
3

Lvl. 5

Lvl. 6

Lvl. 7

Lvl. 8

Lvl. 9

Lvl. 10

Teachers: The Alchemist of Act 2 teaches it up to level 2.

The Black Imp Xanaxil in the Crystal Forest of Act 3 teaches it up to level 2.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 2.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Acts 2-4 teaches it up to level 4.
Annabelle in Act 5 teaches it up to level 4.
Books: The book in the Citadel Infirmary of Act 1 teaches it up to level 2.
The book in the lab in the Summoning level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 2.

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Traps
If you want to have a bit of peace and quiet, gather the trap material and start to create your own
traps. Place them on the ground around you and watch your enemies suffer damage. You can't
target your enemies directly, but traps remain active until one of them walks into it.
Convert Traps
This skill converts trap material into a trap of your liking. The material can be converted into one
of the following traps:
Elemental curses Enemies suffer from decreased elemental resistances. The elemental curses
are separated into four skills: air, earth, fire and water. Each has the same
effects.
Elemental trap
Enemies suffer from elemental damage. The elemental traps are separated
into four skills: air, earth, fire and water. Each has the same damage.
Explosive
A detonation resulting in fire harms your enemies (fire damage).
Insect swarm
A swarm of aggressive insects appears and attacks the trapped creature
(ethereal damage).
Paralyzing
An enemy running into this trap is held for a while and can't go into melee
combat, though ranged spells and weapons still work.
Scary explosive
Scares your enemies and causes them to run away for a certain amount of
time.
Scorpion
A scorpion appears and attacks the trapped creature.
Spider mine
A tiny spider pursues your enemy.
Spikes
A powerful trap, setting spikes free and damaging your foe (piercing
damage).
Summoning
When the trap is triggered, a skeleton of a certain level appears and attacks.
Teleport trap
Teleports your enemy away.
Trailbombs
Bombs your enemy (explosion damage).
The skill can be learned up to level 22, but only the first ten levels are shown here.
.

Convert Traps

Lvl. 1
Resistance -10
21s
Duration

Elemental
curses
Elemental trap damage 39-60
35-71
Explosive damage
39-70
Insect swarm
15s
Paralyzing

320

Effect per level

Lvl. 2
-20
21s

Lvl. 3
-30
22s

Lvl. 4
-40
22s

Lvl. 5
-50
23s

Lvl. 6
-60
24s

Lvl. 7
-70
24s

Lvl. 8
-80
25s

Lvl. 9
-90
25s

Lvl. 10
-100
26s

45-70
42-84
45-80
16s

53-82 59-93 65-103 72-114 80-126 84-134 92-146 99-157

48-96 53-107 60-121 66-133 72-145 78-157 84-169 90-181
49-88 54-97 60-107 66-177 69-124 75-134 81-144 85-152
17s
18s
18s
19s
20s
21s
21s
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Scary explosive
Scorpion level
Spider mine strength
Spikes damage
Summoning level
Teleport trap
Trailbombs damage

28s
14
18
13-18
11
1
24-60

28s
17
21
21-26
14
2
29-71

29s
20
24
29-34
17
3
33-81

29s
30s
31s
31s
32s
32s
33s
23
26
29
32
35
38
41
27
30
33
36
39
42
45
37-42 45-50 53-58 61-66 69-74 77-82 85-90
20
23
26
29
32
35
38
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
38-92 42-103 47-114 53-126 56-135 60-145 66-157

Teachers: Sigurd in the Black Temple of Act 3 teaches scary explosive and spider mines up to
level 5, and teleport trap level 1.
Muro on Citadel Island of Act 2 teaches scorpion, explosive and trailbombs up to level
5.
The imp merchant in the Imp Village of Act 2 teaches spikes, elemental trap and
paralyzing up to level 5.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches scorpion, explosive, trailbombs, spikes,
elemental traps and paralyzing up to level 5.
The thief merchant in the Black Temple of Act 3 teaches scorpion, explosive,
trailbombs, spikes, elemental traps and paralyzing up to level 5.
The Riddler on Ruins Island of Act 3 teaches insect swarm, elemental curses and
summoning traps up to level 5.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches scary explosive, spider mine, teleport trap,
elemental curses, and summoning up to level 5.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches all up to level 11.
Keith in Act 5 teaches all up to level 22.
Books: The book in the basic training level of Act 4 teaches scorpion, explosives and trail
bombs up to level 5.
Turn Traps
If you have the trap detect skill, you can turn traps that have been laid by your foes, so that they
harm them instead. The skill can be learned up to level 11, but only the first ten levels are shown
here.
.

Turn Traps
Trap Level

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
1

Lvl. 2
2

Lvl. 3
3

Lvl. 4
4

Lvl. 5
5

Lvl. 6
6

Lvl. 7
7

Lvl. 8
8

Lvl. 9
9

Lvl. 10
10

Teachers: The Assassin Sigurd in the Black Temple of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 6.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.

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Trap Detection
It is a passive skill, allowing you to see and avoid traps if your skill level is high enough. The skill
can be learned up to level 11, but only the first ten levels are shown here.
Trap Detection
Level
Distance

Trap

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
1
32

Lvl. 2
2
64

Lvl. 3
3
96

Lvl. 4
4
128

Lvl. 5
5
160

Lvl. 6
6
192

Lvl. 7
7
224

Lvl. 8
8
256

Lvl. 9
9
288

Lvl. 10
10
320

Teachers: Muro on Citadel Island of Act 2 teaches it up to level 10.

Keith in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
The thief merchant in the Black Temple of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 7.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.
Books: The thirsty prisoner in Act 1 drops a book after quenching his thirst, teaching it up to
level 5.
The book in the Training level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Trap Disarming
After detecting a trap with your trap detection skill, you can right click on it and a tiny flame will
appear, destroying the trap. The skill can be learned up to level 11, but only the first ten levels are
shown here.
Trap Disarming
Trap Level

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
1

Lvl. 2
2

Lvl. 3
3

Lvl. 4
4

Lvl. 5
5

Lvl. 6
6

Lvl. 7
7

Lvl. 8
8

Lvl. 9
9

Teachers: The imp merchant in the Imp Village of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
The thief merchant in the Black Temple of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 7.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.

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Summoning Dolls
Your summoning dolls do not gather experience points and do not level up or have skill points to
spend. Instead, skill points from the hero or the Death Knight need to be given to the summoning
dolls so that they can level up, or learn skills themselves.

Upgrades
Level Upgrade
In order to strengthen your dolls, you can sacrifice skill points, those either of your hero or your
Death Knight. Then you open your doll's inventory and press on the "level up" button. The
upgrade skill can be learned up to level 30, but only the first ten levels are shown here.
Effect per level

Level Upgrade

Lvl. 1
Creature level increase +2

Lvl. 2
+4

Lvl. 3
+6

Lvl. 4
+8

Lvl. 5
+10

Lvl. 6
+12

Lvl. 7
+14

Lvl. 8
+16

Lvl. 9
+18

Lvl. 10
+20

Teachers: Odox in the Pit level of Act 1 teaches it up to level 3.

Keith in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
The Necromancer in Act 2-3 teaches it up to level 6.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 7.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
The Rune Keeper in the Summoning level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 20.
Annabelle in Act 5 teaches it up to level 30.
Books: The ghosts in General Brams cellar of Act 1 drop a book, teaching it up to level 5.
Resistance Upgrade
Boost your doll's resistances. It is a passive skill, as soon as you've assigned the type.
Resistance Upgrade
Air Resistance
Bone Resistance
Earth Resistance
Fire Resistance
Poison Resistance
Shadow Resistance
Water Resistance

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
+5
+5
+5
+5
+5
+5
+5

Lvl. 2
+10
+10
+10
+10
+10
+10
+10

Lvl. 3
+15
+15
+15
+15
+15
+15
+15

Lvl. 4
+20
+20
+20
+20
+20
+20
+20

Lvl. 5
+25
+25
+25
+25
+25
+25
+25

Lvl. 6
+30
+30
+30
+30
+30
+30
+30

Lvl. 7
+35
+35
+35
+35
+35
+35
+35

Lvl. 8
+40
+40
+40
+40
+40
+40
+40

Lvl. 9
+45
+45
+45
+45
+45
+45
+45

Lvl. 10
+50
+50
+50
+50
+50
+50
+50

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The upgrade skill can be learned up to level 20, but only the first ten levels are shown here.
Teachers: Odox in the Pit level of Act 1 teaches it up to level 3.
The Necromancer in Act 2-3 teaches it up to level 6.
Keith in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 7.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
The Rune Keeper in the Summoning level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 20.
Books: The ghosts in General Brams cellar of Act 1 drop a book, teaching it up to level 5.
Specials
Sacrifice one of your skill points for the doll of your choice. Then change to it and assign one of
the following abilities:
The skills can be learned up to level 20, but only the first ten levels are shown here.
Skill Slot
Adds an extra skill slot to your summoning doll, so extra skill points are
received.
Respawn Duration Reduces the time penalty until a doll can be respawned. The default duration
is twenty-five seconds.
Extra Radius
Dolls are limited to a certain radius around the caster after summoning. This
skill increases that radius.
The upgrade skill can be learned up to level 20, but only the first ten levels are shown here.
Specials
Extra Skill Slot
Respawn Duration
Extra Radius

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
+1
-2s
+1000

Lvl. 2
+2
-5s
+2000

Lvl. 3
+3
-7s
+3000

Lvl. 4
+4
-10s
+4000

Lvl. 5
+5
-12s
+5000

Lvl. 6
+6
-15s
+6000

Lvl. 7
+7
-17s
+7000

Lvl. 8
+8
-20s
+8000

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
+9
+10
-22s
-25s
+9000 +10000

Teachers: The Necromancer in Act 2-3 teaches it up to level 5.

Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 7.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 13.
The Rune Keeper in the Summoning level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 15.
Annabelle in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.

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Warrior Skills
Melee Specialties
You can improve your ability to use a melee weapon by adding skill points into the melee
specialties path. There are melee specialties for one-handed, one-handed with shield and
two-handed weapons. Which ones to use directly relates to your playing style. The one-handed
weapons can be wielded faster than the two-handed weapons. Therefore you can hit an opponent
more frequently. The two-handed weapon on the other hand, inflicts more damage with every hit.
Using a shield together with your one-handed weapon (a shield is not possible with a two-handed
weapon) results in a better armor but will reduce your agility.
There are up to five skills that can be selected for each specialty, which are:
Accuracy
Defines how accurate you are with your weapon. A higher accuracy means
a better chance that the opponent is hit.
Damage
The extra damage inflicted upon a successful hit.
Weapon Durability All weapons degrade when being used and will eventually break, unless
they are repaired. By increasing the weapon durability, the weapon will last
longer.
Critical Hits
A critical hit does far more damage than a normal hit and thus kills the
opponent faster in a fight. The critical hit consists of two parameters. The
first is the chance for a critical hit and the second is the damage value, in
case of a successful critical hit.
Deathblow
The deathblow does more damage than a normal hit and a critical hit and
has two parameters as well. The first is the chance for a deathblow and the
second is the damage value, in case of a successful deathblow.
This group of melee specialties are passive skills. They are applied automatically when you meet
the requirements.

One-Handed
One-handed melee specialties increase the effects of the weapon used. They are applied to the base
effects of the weapon, including any modifications to them because of charms, if applicable. The
skill is automatically applied, but only when using a one-handed weapon without a shield.
One-Handed Slashing
These skills improve the abilities of a one-handed slashing weapon. The skills are passive, and are
applied automatically when you are using a slashing weapon without a shield. Examples of these
are: swords and axes. When the starting class of your hero or the Death Knight is a warrior, then
these skills are available from the start at level 5 maximum. Only the first ten levels of this skill

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that can be learned up to level 20 are shown.
One-handed
Slashing

Effect per level

Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
16%
24%
32%
40%
48%
56%
64%
72%
80%
88%
Accuracy
8-16
9-19
11-23 12-26 13-28 16-33 18-37 19-39 22-44 23-47
Damage
33
67
100
133
167
200
233
266
300
333
Weapon Durability
Chance
3%
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
Critical Hits
Damage 14-27 16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
Chance
1%
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
Deathblow
Damage 98-196 100-201 103-207 107-213 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Teachers: Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

The drunken soldier on the Citadel Island of Act 2 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
One-handed Piercing
These skills improve the abilities of a one-handed piercing weapon. The skills are passive, and are
applied automatically when you are using a piercing weapon without a shield. Examples of these
are: daggers and spears.
When the starting class of your hero or the Death Knight is a warrior then these skills are available
from the start up to level 5. Only the first ten levels of this skill, that can be learned up to level 20,
are shown.
One-handed
Piercing

Effect per level

Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
16%
24%
32%
40%
48%
56%
64%
72%
80%
88%
8-16
9-19
11-23 12-26 13-28 16-33 18-37 19-39 22-44 23-47
33
67
100
133
167
200
233
266
300
333
Chance
3%
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
Damage 14-27 16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
Chance
1%
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
Damage 98-196 100-201 103-207 107-213 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Accuracy
Damage
Weapon Durability
Critical Hits
Deathblow

Teachers: Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

The drunken soldier on the Citadel Island of Act 2 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.

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Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
One-handed Crushing
These skills improve the abilities of a one-handed crushing weapon, are passive, and are applied
automatically by using a crushing weapon without a shield. When the starting class of your hero
or the Death Knight is a warrior then these skills are available from the start up to level 5. Only
the first ten levels of this skill, that can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
One-handed
Crushing

Effect per level

Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
16%
24%
32%
40%
48%
56%
64%
72%
80%
88%
8-16
9-19
11-23 12-26 13-28 16-33 18-37 19-39 22-44 23-47
33
67
100
133
167
200
233
266
300
333
Chance
3%
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
Damage 14-27 16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
Chance
1%
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
Damage 98-196 100-201 103-207 107-213 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Accuracy
Damage
Weapon Durability
Critical Hits
Deathblow

Teachers: Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

The drunken soldier on the Citadel Island of Act 2 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
One-handed Shadow
These skills improve the abilities of a one-handed shadow weapon, are passive and are applied
automatically by using any shadow weapon without a shield. Only the first ten levels of this skill,
that can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
One-handed
Shadow

Lvl. 1
16%
Accuracy
19-39
Damage
33
Weapon Durability
Chance
3%
Critical Hits
Damage 14-28
Chance
1%
Deathblow
Damage 98-196

Effect per level

Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
24%
32%
40%
48%
56%
64%
72%
80%
88%
22-44 23-47 24-49 26-53 27-56 28-58 32-64 33-67 34-70
67
100
133
167
200
233
266
300
333
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
100-201 103-207 107-213 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Teachers: Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

The drunken soldier on the Citadel Island of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.

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Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
One-handed Bone
These skills improve the abilities of a one-handed bone weapon, are passive, and are applied
automatically by using any bone weapon without a shield. Only the first ten levels of this skill, that
can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
Effect per level

One-handed Bone

Lvl. 1
16%
19-39
33
Chance
3%
Damage 14-28
Chance
1%
Damage 98-196

Accuracy
Damage
Weapon Durability
Critical Hits
Deathblow

Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

24%
32%
40%
48%
56%
64%
72%
80%
88%
22-44 23-47 24-49 26-53 27-56 28-58 32-64 33-67 34-70
67
100
133
167
200
233
266
300
333
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
100-201 103-207 107-213 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Teachers: Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

The drunken soldier on the Citadel Island of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.

Two-handed
Two-handed melee specialties increase the effects of the equipped weapon. They are applied to the
base effects of the weapon, including any modifications by charms, if applicable. The skill is
applied automatically, but only when using a two-handed weapon.
Two-handed Slashing
These skills which improve the abilities of a two-handed slashing weapon, are passive and are
applied automatically by using a slashing weapon. Examples of these are: two-handed swords.
Only the first ten levels of this skill, that can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
Two-handed
Slashing
Accuracy
Damage
Weapon Durability

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Effect per level

Lvl. 1
72%
8-16
33

Lvl. 2
80%
9-19
67

Lvl. 3
88%
11-23
100

Lvl. 4
96%
12-26
133

Lvl. 5
104%
13-28
167

Lvl. 6
112%
16-33
200

Lvl. 7
120%
18-37
233

Lvl. 8
128%
19-39
266

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
136% 144%
22-44 23-47
300
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Critical Hits
Deathblow

Chance
3%
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
Damage 14-28 16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
Chance
1%
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
Damage 98-196 100-201 103-207 107-213 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Teachers: The drill officer in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Sir Achim in the Cursed Abbey of Act 2 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Two-handed Piercing
These skills which improve the abilities of a two-handed piercing weapon, are passive, and are
applied automatically by using a piercing weapon. Only the first ten levels of this skill, that can
be learned up to level 20, are shown.
Two-handed
Piercing

Effect per level

Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
72%
80%
88%
96% 104% 112% 120% 128% 136% 144%
8-16
9-19
11-23 12-26 13-28 16-33 18-37 19-39 22-44 23-47
33
67
100
133
167
200
233
266
300
333
Chance
3%
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
Damage 14-28 16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
Chance
1%
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
Damage 98-196 100-201 103-207 107-213 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Accuracy
Damage
Weapon Durability
Critical Hits
Deathblow

Teachers: The drill officer in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Sir Achim in the Cursed Abbey of Act 2 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Two-handed Crushing
These skills which improve the abilities of a two-handed crushing weapon, are passive and are
applied automatically by using a crushing weapon. Examples of these are: hammers and staffs.

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Only the first ten levels of this skill, that can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
Two-handed
Crushing

Effect per level

Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
72%
80%
88%
96% 104% 112% 120% 128% 136% 144%
Accuracy
8-16
9-19
11-23 12-26 13-28 16-33 18-37 19-39 22-44 23-47
Damage
33
67
100
133
167
200
233
266
300
333
Weapon Durability
Chance
3%
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
Critical Hits
Damage 14-28 16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
Chance
1%
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
Deathblow
Damage 98-196 100-201 103-207 107-213 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Teachers: The drill officer in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches, it up to level 6.
Sir Achim in the Cursed Abbey of Act 2 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Two-handed Shadow
These skills which improve the abilities of a two-handed shadow weapon, are passive and are
applied automatically by using a two-handed shadow weapon. Only the first ten levels of this skill,
that can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
Two-handed
Shadow

Lvl. 1
16%
19-39
33
Chance
3%
Damage 14-28
Chance
1%
Damage 98-196

Accuracy
Damage
Weapon Durability
Critical Hits
Deathblow

Effect per level

Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
24%
32%
40%
48%
56% 120% 128% 136% 144%
22-44 23-47 24-49 26-53 27-56 28-58 32-64 33-67 34-70
66
100
133
166
200
233
266
300
333
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
100-201 103-207 107-213 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Teachers: Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

Sir Achim in the Cursed Abbey of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.

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Two-handed Bone
These skills which improve the abilities of a two-handed bone weapon, are passive and are applied
automatically by using any two-handed bone weapon. Only the first ten levels of this skill, that
can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
Two-handed Bone

Lvl. 1
16%
19-39
33
Chance
3%
Damage 14-28
Chance
1%
Damage 98-196

Accuracy
Damage
Weapon Durability
Critical Hits
Deathblow

Effect per level

Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
24%
32%
40%
48%
56% 120% 128% 136% 144%
22-44 23-47 24-49 26-53 27-56 28-58 32-64 33-67 34-70
66
100
133
166
200
233
266
300
333
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
100-201 103-207 107-213 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Teachers: Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

Sir Achim in the Cursed Abbey of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.

One-handed with Shield

One-handed melee specialties increase the effects of the weapon used. They are applied to the base
effects of the weapon including any modifications to them because of charms, if applicable. The
skill is automatically applied, but only when using a one-handed weapon with a shield.
One-handed Slashing with Shield
These skills improve the abilities of a one-handed slashing weapon. The skills are passive, and are
applied automatically when you are using a slashing weapon with a shield. Examples of these are
swords and axes. Only the first ten levels of this skill, that can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
.

One-Handed
Slashing + Shield

Effect per level

Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
72%
80%
88%
96% 104% 112% 120% 128% 136% 144%
Accuracy
8-16
9-19
11-23 12-26 13-28 16-33 18-37 19-39 22-44 23-47
Damage
33
67
100
133
167
200
233
266
300
333
Weapon Durability
Chance
3%
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
Critical Hits
Damage 14-28 16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
Chance
1%
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
Deathblow
Damage 98-196 100-201 103-207 107-214 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Teachers: The dishwasher in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.

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Book:

Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Near the treasure imp in the Fire Cave of Act 2 is a book teaching it up to level 5.

One-handed Piercing with Shield

These skills which improve the abilities of a one-handed piercing weapon, are passive and are
applied automatically by using a piercing weapon with a shield. Only the first ten levels of this
skill, that can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
One-Handed
Piercing + Shield

Effect per level

Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
72%
80%
88%
96% 104% 112% 120% 128% 136% 144%
8-16
9-19
11-23 12-26 13-28 16-33 18-37 19-39 22-44 23-47
33
67
100
133
167
200
233
266
300
333
Chance
3%
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
Damage 14-28 16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
Chance
1%
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
Damage 98-196 100-201 103-207 107-214 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Accuracy
Damage
Weapon Durability
Critical Hits
Deathblow

Teachers: The dishwasher in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Book:
Near the treasure imp in the Fire Cave of Act 2 is a book teaching it up to level 5.
One-handed Crushing with Shield
These skills improve the abilities of a one-handed crushing weapon, are passive and are applied
automatically by using a crushing weapon with a shield. Only the first ten levels of this skill, that
can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
One-Handed
Effect per level
Crushing + Shield Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
Accuracy
Damage
Weapon Durability

332

72%
8-16
33

80%
9-19
67

88%
11-23
100

96%
12-26
133

104%
13-28
167

112%
16-33
200

120%
18-37
233

128%
19-39
266

136%
22-44
300

144%
23-47
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Critical Hits
Deathblow

Chance
3%
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
Damage 14-28 16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
Chance
1%
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
Damage 98-196 100-201 103-207 107-214 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Teachers: The dishwasher in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Book:
Near the treasure imp in the Fire Cave of Act 2 is a book teaching it up to level 5.
One-handed Shadow with Shield
These skills which improve the abilities of a one-handed shadow weapon, are passive and are
applied automatically by using a shadow weapon with a shield. Examples of these are: Shadow
Club, Shadow Dagger and Shadow Sword. Only the first ten levels of this skill, that can be learned
up to level 20, are shown.
One-Handed
Shadow + Shield

Lvl. 1
16%
Accuracy
19-39
Damage
33
Weapon Durability
Chance
3%
Critical Hits
Damage 14-28
Chance
1%
Deathblow
Damage 98-196

Effect per level

Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
24%
32%
40%
48%
56%
64%
72%
80%
88%
22-44 23-47 24-49 26-53 27-56 28-58 32-64 33-67 34-70
66
100
133
166
200
233
266
300
333
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
100-201 103-207 107-213 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Teachers: Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Book:
Near the treasure imp in the Fire Cave of Act 2 is a book, teaching it up to level 5.
One-handed Bone with Shield
These skills which improve the abilities of a one-handed bone weapon, are passive and are applied
automatically by using a bone weapon with a shield. Examples of these are: Bone Club, Bone
Dagger and Bone Sword. Only the first ten levels of this skill, that can be learned up to level 20,
are shown.

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One-Handed Bone
Effect per level
+ Shield
Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
Accuracy
Damage
Weapon Durability
Critical Hits
Deathblow

16%
24%
32%
40%
48%
56%
64%
72%
80%
88%
19-39 22-44 23-47 24-49 26-53 27-56 28-58 32-64 33-67 34-70
33
66
100
133
166
200
233
266
300
333
Chance
3%
6%
10%
13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
Damage 14-28 16-32 19-37 21-41 24-46 25-50 29-56 31-60 34-65 35-68
Chance
1%
1%
2%
2%
3%
4%
4%
5%
6%
6%
Damage 98-196 100-201 103-207 107-213 109-218 112-224 114-229 118-236 121-242 123-247

Teachers: Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.

Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in the Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Book:
Near the treasure imp in the Fire Cave of Act 2 is a book, teaching it up to level 5.

Ranged Specialties
You can improve your ability to use a ranged weapon by adding skill points into the ranged
specialties path. There are ranged specialties for bows, crossbows and arrows proficiency. In
general, bows are lighter than crossbows and can be reloaded quicker, but a crossbow does more
damage.
Both a bow and a crossbow use arrows to which proficiency can be added.
There are up to five skills that can be selected for the bow and crossbow specialties which are:
Accuracy
Defines how accurate you are with your weapon. A higher accuracy means
a better chance that the opponent is hit.
Reload time
A bow and a crossbow need to be reloaded. A better reload time means
more arrows can be fired.
Point blank
The bow and crossbow are ranged weapons and are not so useful in close
combat, as the damage is very much reduced then. By investing in the Point
blank skill, it is still possible to keep on using your ranged weapon, even if
the opponent is close by.
Critical Hits
A critical hit does far more damage than a normal hit and thus kills the
opponents faster in a fight. The critical hit consists of two parameters. The
first is the chance for a critical hit and the second is the damage value, in
case of a successful critical hit.
Piercing
Specifies the additional piercing damage if this ranged weapon is used in
melee combat and applies for bow and crossbow.

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The group of ranged specialties are passive skills. They are applied automatically when you meet
the requirements.
Bow
Bow ranged specialties skills increase the effects of the arrow when a bow is used. They are
applied to the base effects of the weapon including any modifications to them because of charms,
if applicable. The skills are automatically applied, but only when using a bow. Only the first ten
levels of this skill, that can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
Effect per level

Bow
Accuracy
Reload Time
Point Blank
Critical Hits

Chance
Damage

Piercing

Lvl. 1
16%
4
11-23
3%
22-45
11-23

Lvl. 2
24%
6
12-27
6%
25-50
13-27

Lvl. 3
32%
8
16-32
10%
26-53
16-32

Lvl. 4
40%
10
17-35
13%
28-57
17-35

Lvl. 5
48%
12
19-39
16%
29-60
19-39

Lvl. 6
56%
14
20-42
20%
32-64
20-42

Lvl. 7
64%
16
24-48
23%
33-67
24-48

Lvl. 8
72%
18
25-51
26%
35-71
25-51

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
80%
88%
20
22
28-56 29-59
30%
33%
38-76 39-79
28-56 29-59

When the starting class of your hero and the Death Knight are both warriors, then this skill path
is available from the start with level 5 maximum.
Teachers: Rupert in the Citadel Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
The Elf imp in the little Mushroom area of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
The thief merchant in the Black temple of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Crossbow
Crossbows ranged specialties skills increase the effects of the arrow when a crossbow is used.
They are applied to the base effects of the weapon including any modifications to them because
of charms, if applicable. The skills are automatically applied, but only when using a crossbow.
Only the first ten levels of this skill, that can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
Crossbow
Accuracy
Reload Time
Point Blank

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
72%
9
11-23

Lvl. 2
80%
10
13-27

Lvl. 3
88%
11
16-32

Lvl. 4
96%
12
17-35

Lvl. 5
104%
13
19-39

Lvl. 6
112%
14
20-42

Lvl. 7
120%
15
24-48

Lvl. 8
128%
16
25-51

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
136% 144%
17
18
28-56 29-59

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Critical Hits

Chance
Damage

Piercing

3%
40-80
11-23

6%
43-86
13-27

10%
45-91
16-32

13%
16%
20%
23%
26%
30%
33%
49-98 52-104 54-109 57-15 61-122 63-126 66-132
17-35 19-39 20-42 24-48 25-51 28-56 29-59

Teachers: Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 3.

The Elf imp in the Little Mushroom Forest of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
Ian in the swamp area of Act3 teaches it up to level 5.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 7.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 8.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Arrow Proficiency
The Arrow proficiency skills add an effect to an arrow. They are applied to the base effects of the
weapon including any modifications to them because of charms, if applicable. There are two
special types of arrow proficiencies, which are explosive arrows, creating an explosion; and
splitting arrows, causing one arrow to split up into pieces which fly in different directions. Both
proficiencies result in arrows covering an area. The skill is applied automatically. Only the first
ten levels of this skill, that can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
Arrow Proficiency
Air Arrows
Bone Arrows
Earth Arrows
Ethereal Arrows
Explosive Arrows
Fire Arrows
Poison Arrows
Power Arrow
Shadow Arrows
Spiritual Arrows
Splitting Arrows
Water Arrows

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
13-33
13-33
13-33
13-33
13-33
13-33
13-33
13-33
13-33
13-33
13-33
13-33

Lvl. 2
16-38
16-38
16-38
16-38
16-38
16-38
16-38
16-38
16-38
16-38
16-38
16-38

Lvl. 3
17-41
17-41
17-41
17-41
17-41
17-41
17-41
17-41
17-41
17-41
17-41
17-41

Lvl. 4
18-43
18-43
18-43
18-43
18-43
18-43
18-43
18-43
18-43
18-43
18-43
18-43

Lvl. 5
19-46
19-46
19-46
19-46
19-46
19-46
19-46
19-46
19-46
19-46
19-46
19-46

Lvl. 6
20-49
20-49
20-49
20-49
20-49
20-49
20-49
20-49
20-49
20-49
20-49
20-49

Lvl. 7
21-51
21-51
21-51
21-51
21-51
21-51
21-51
21-51
21-51
21-51
21-51
21-51

Lvl. 8
23-55
23-55
23-55
23-55
23-55
23-55
23-55
23-55
23-55
23-55
23-55
23-55

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
24-58 25-61
24-58 25-61
24-58 25-61
24-58 25-61
24-58 25-61
24-58 25-61
24-58 25-61
24-58 25-61
24-58 25-61
24-58 25-61
24-58 25-61
24-58 25-61

Teachers: Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches Fire, Poison and Explosive skills up to level 3.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches Explosive skills up to level 5 and Splitting skills
up to level 3.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches Bone, Shadow and Power skills up to level 3.
Olaf in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches all skills up to level 12.
Olaf in Act 5 teaches all skills up to level 20.

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Books:

The skill book in Clarissas house in the little village of Act 2 (Necromancer task 3)
teaches all skills up to level 5.

Defensive Specialties
There are four ways to improve the defensive abilities of your armor and yourself. These defensive
specialties are passive skills and are applied automatically.
Shield Blocking
A shield can be made more effective by using this skill. It increases the chance that an attack is
blocked and thus reduces the chance of being hit.
Shield Blocking
Add to Chance

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
2%

Lvl. 2
5%

Lvl. 3
8%

Lvl. 4
10%

Lvl. 5
13%

Lvl. 6
16%

Lvl. 7
18%

Lvl. 8
21%

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
24%
26%

Teachers: The military instructor in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
Ian in the swamp area of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Evading
This skill improves your ability to evade an attack and makes it more difficult to receive damage.
The specified value is added to the current evasion statistic value.
Evading
Adds to Evasion

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
+1

Lvl. 2
+2

Lvl. 3
+3

Lvl. 4
+4

Lvl. 5
+5

Lvl. 6
+6

Lvl. 7
+7

Lvl. 8
+8

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
+9
+10

Teachers: The military instructor in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
Ian in the swamp area of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Armor Usage
The chance that your armor is used to block an attack is increased by using this skill, and thus
reduces the chance of being hit.

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Armor Usage
Adds to Chance

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
3%

Lvl. 2
6%

Lvl. 3
10%

Lvl. 4
13%

Lvl. 5
16%

Lvl. 6
20%

Lvl. 7
23%

Lvl. 8
26%

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
30%
33%

Teachers: The military instructor in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
Ian in the swamp area of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Armor Durability
Armor will degrade over time when it is being used. The repair skill is necessary to restore it again.
By investing in this skill, the durability of the armor is improved, resulting in a reduced need for
the repair skill.
Armor Durability
Chance

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
3%

Lvl. 2
6%

Lvl. 3
10%

Lvl. 4
13%

Lvl. 5
16%

Lvl. 6
20%

Lvl. 7
23%

Lvl. 8
26%

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
30%
33%

Teachers: The military instructor in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
Ian in the swamp area of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.

Whirlwind
On using a whirlwind attack the hero or Death Knight outstretch their arms, holding their weapon
and whirl around in a full 360 degrees circle. This is very effective if multiple enemies surround
you. This skill improves your attack ability. It is a passive skill and applied automatically. The
attack itself is active though.
Whirlwind Skills
There are three whirlwind skills; increasing damage, add a chance to stun the opponent and reduce
the cost in stamina.
Whirlwind
Extra damage
Stun ability
Reduce cost (stamina)

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Effect per level

Lvl. 1
15-27
1%
-20

Lvl. 2
18-32
2%
-30

Lvl. 3
22-38
3%
-40

Lvl. 4
24-42
4%
-50

Lvl. 5
25-45
5%
-60

Lvl. 6
28-50
6%
-70

Lvl. 7
32-56
7%
-80

Lvl. 8
34-60
8%
-90

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
37-65 38-68
9%
10%
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Teachers: The Raanaar student in the philosophy level of the academy in Act 4 teaches it up to
level 10.

Craftsmanship
The warrior can use craftsmanship to improve equipped weapons. There are five groups to which
craftsmanship applies, which are:
Repair
Weapons and armor have durability and are worn out over time. With the
repair skill, they can be restored again.
Sharpen Weapon
Sharpens a weapon so that it causes more damage and raises the agility
requirement at the same time. You can only sharpen once per skill level.
Convert Arrow
Converts an arrow into a different variety.
Recover Arrows
Your ability to search for lost arrows is improved by this skill, resulting in
more arrows coming back to you.
Identify
Some items need to be identified before they may be used or equipped. The
identification level required for this can differ per item. Monsters can also
be identified, which helps in defeating them as their resistances are shown
- this differs according to the enemy's level.
Repair
This skill repairs a degraded weapon or armor. It is an active skill, used by right clicking on the
degraded item in your inventory and selecting the repair option from the menu. Success depends
on the appropriate repair and item level. Your character has to be in single or leading mode for this
procedure.
Only the first ten levels of this skill, that can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
Repair
Repair

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
5

Lvl. 2
10

Lvl. 3
15

Lvl. 4
20

Lvl. 5
25

Lvl. 6
30

Lvl. 7
35

Lvl. 8
40

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
45
50

Teachers: The weapon officer in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
The smith in the Black temple of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Brian in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Sharpen Weapon
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used by right clicking on the weapon you want to sharpen, and selecting the sharpen option from
the menu. The skill can only be used when your character has the required agility. Only the first
ten levels of this skill, that can be learned up to level 20, are shown. Take care to have your
character in single or leading mode for this procedure.
Sharpen Weapon
Required Agility
Extra Damage

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
9
17-27

Lvl. 2
13
24-37

Lvl. 3
17
32-46

Lvl. 4
21
40-56

Lvl. 5
25
47-64

Lvl. 6
30
55-74

Lvl. 7
34
61-81

Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

38
42
46
69-91 77-101 85-110

Teachers: The weapon officer in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
The smith in the Black temple of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Brian in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Convert Arrow
This skill converts an arrow into another type. It's an active skill used by right clicking on arrows
you want to convert, and selecting the convert option from the menu. If you only want a certain
amount of arrows converted, choose your amount and drop the rest on the ground. You need 25
arrows for 1 special one at level 1 - 12.5 at level 2 - 8.33 at level 3 - 6.25 at level 4 - 5 at level 5
etc. Only the first ten levels of this skill, that can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
Take care to have your character in single or leading mode for this procedure.
Convert Arrow
Air Arrows
Bone Arrows
Earth Arrows
Ethereal Arrows
Explosive Arrows
Fire Arrows
Poison Arrows
Power Arrow
Shadow Arrows
Spiritual Arrows
Splitting Arrows
Water Arrows

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%

Lvl. 2
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%

Lvl. 3
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%

Lvl. 4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%

Lvl. 5
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%

Lvl. 6
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%

Lvl. 7
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%

Lvl. 8
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
36%
40%
36%
40%
36%
40%
36%
40%
36%
40%
36%
40%
36%
40%
36%
40%
36%
40%
36%
40%
36%
40%
36%
40%

Teachers: Brian in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches the skill for fire, poison and explosive arrows

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up to level 3.
The traveling merchant in the Black Temple of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
The Raanaar rebel on the Crystal island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches the skill for explosive arrows up to level 5, and
splitting arrows up to level 3.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches the skill for shadow, bone and power arrows
up to level 3.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches the skill up to level 10.
Brian in Act 5 teaches the skill up to level 20.
Recover Arrows
Once an arrow is shot, it is gone. By investing in this skill, it is possible to recover arrows and
increase the chance to get at least a few back. It is a passive skill.
Recover Arrows
Recovery Chance

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
4%

Lvl. 2
8%

Lvl. 3
12%

Lvl. 4
16%

Lvl. 5
20%

Lvl. 6

Lvl. 7

Lvl. 8

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

Teachers: The weapon officer in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
The smith in the Black temple of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Identify
Some items require identification before their usage is known. The higher the identification level
is, the more items can be identified. Alternatively, merchants can also identify items, but they want
money for this service (100 gp for each item), which is saved by investing in this passive skill.
Monsters can also be identified, making it possible to determine a better strategy as soon as you
know their weaknesses. Each new level gives more information about the monster. Only the first
ten levels of this skill, that can be learned up to level 20, are shown.
Identify
Equipment
Creature

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
1
1

Lvl. 2
2
2

Lvl. 3
3
3

Lvl. 4
4
4

Lvl. 5
5
5

Lvl. 6
6
6

Lvl. 7
7
7

Lvl. 8
8
8

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
9
10
9
10

Teachers: The weapons officer in the Citadel Drill Grounds of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
The smith in the Black temple of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Brian in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Brian in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Books: Fergus in the Torture rooms of Act 1 drops a book upon defeat, teaching the identify
equipment skill up to level 2.

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Warrior Talents
There are five warrior talents in total that offer a variety of possibilities.
Feign Death
You can feign your death. Any monster attacking you will believe you are
dead and won't attack you anymore. The skill increases the duration of this
talent.
Berserk
Boosts your primary stats for a short period.
Discourage
Turns your enemies into whimpering cowards and makes them run away.
Depending on how many skill points you invest in this skill, even
high-leveled enemies are discouraged.
Ranger Sight
Your sight radius increases and you can attack at greater distance.
Bait
Enemies are encouraged to attack you. Depending on your skill level, even
high-leveled enemies are attracted.
Feign Death
This skill feigns your death for an amount of time. The higher the skill level, the longer the
duration. This is an active skill.
Feign Death
Duration

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
12s

Lvl. 2
18s

Lvl. 3
24s

Lvl. 4
30s

Lvl. 5
36s

Lvl. 6
42s

Lvl. 7
48s

Lvl. 8
54s

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
60s
66s

Teachers: Odox in the Maze level of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.

The student in the Philosophy level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Berserk
The berserk skill boosts your primary stats for a certain amount of time, and is an active skill.
Berserk
Duration
Strength
Intelligence
Berserk Agility
Constitution
Survival
Speed

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
11s
+15
+15
+15
+15
+15
+15

Lvl. 2
12s
+18
+18
+18
+18
+18
+18

Lvl. 3
13s
+21
+21
+21
+21
+21
+21

Lvl. 4
14s
+24
+24
+24
+24
+24
+24

Lvl. 5
15s
+27
+27
+27
+27
+27
+27

Lvl. 6
16s
+30
+30
+30
+30
+30
+30

Lvl. 7
17s
+33
+33
+33
+33
+33
+33

Lvl. 8
18s
+36
+36
+36
+36
+36
+36

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
18s
19s
+39
+42
+39
+42
+39
+42
+39
+42
+39
+42
+39
+42

Teachers: The Raanaar student in the Philosophy level of Act 4 can teach it up to level 10.

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Discourage
You can discourage your enemies one by one, so that they run away at once. It is an active skill.
Discourage
Creature Level

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
5

Lvl. 2
10

Lvl. 3
15

Lvl. 4
20

Lvl. 5
25

Lvl. 6
30

Lvl. 7
35

Lvl. 8
40

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
45
50

Teachers: The Raanaar student in the Philosophy level of Act 4 can teach it up to level 10.
Ranger Sight
Increases your sight radius and is a passive skill.
Ranger Sight
Added to Sight

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
+5

Lvl. 2
+10

Lvl. 3
+15

Lvl. 4
+20

Lvl. 5
+25

Lvl. 6
+30

Lvl. 7
+35

Lvl. 8
+40

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
+45
+50

Teachers: The Raanaar student in the Philosophy level of Act 4 can teach it up to level 10.
Bait
Baits enemies to come and attack you - your success depends on the creature level. It is an active
skill.
Bait
Creature Level

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
5

Lvl. 2
10

Lvl. 3
15

Lvl. 4
20

Lvl. 5
25

Lvl. 6
30

Lvl. 7
35

Lvl. 8
40

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
45
50

Teachers: The Raanaar student in the Philosophy level of Act 4 can teach it up to level 10.

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Wizard Skills
Elemental Attack
It is an offensive, active skill, allowing you to damage your enemy with fire, water, earth and air
damage. You can either choose to boost this skill for one specific damage type or a combination
of elemental damage types, if you have enough mana. Even the way to send this damage can be
varied: either in the form of a missile, attacking a single enemy - or by means of spread or circle
attack, thus attacking several enemies at once. The advantage of a combo spell is that the enemy
is targeted with multiple types of elemental damage at the same time. The disadvantage is that it
takes a lot of mana, and the enemy might be resistant to one or more of these elemental damages.
Because of this, concentrating skills on one elemental damage might be useful as well. Before you
use this skill, try to determine the vulnerabilities of your enemy, so that you dont waste mana on
an enemy with high resistance values.
There are three different attack types using these wizard skills.
Focused: A focused attack, where the caster focuses on one single enemy only.
Spread:
When using a spread attack, the caster will spread the attack over an area in front of
the caster. The range of the spread attack is determined by the aperture skill. The
higher the value is, the wider the spread attack will be.
Circle:
When using a circle attack, the effect will emerge from the caster and inflict damage
on all enemies surrounding the caster. Circle attack range is determined by the radius
skill. The larger the value of the radius is, the wider the circle attack will be.
The mana cost tables display several variations in using your skill points, so you can judge how
much mana is required. A dark colored cell shows impossible skill point combinations. In general,
when applying skill points over more than one skill in a group, an extra mana cost is necessary and
only applied once.

Focused
Singular attacks will target one enemy only, either as a missile or as an instant attack.
Missile
This spell attack requires a short time delay until the caster is ready for firing a missile with
elemental damage. You will see runes dancing around the caster and your enemy will cringe after
this attack. This spell attack has to be triggered every time, even if it is a primary attack - if your
hero uses a missile weapon as well, the first left click will launch the missile attack as a spell first
and then continue with your bow/crossbow attack. Left clicking repeatedly over and over again
results in continuous magical missile attacks.
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points can be invested into the four different skills together. To reduce the size of the mana list only
the first twenty-four are shown in the Mana Cost table and only the first ten in the effects per level
table.
Focused Missile
Air
Earth
Fire
Water

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
9-20
9-20
9-20
9-20

Lvl. 2
14-30
14-30
14-30
14-30

Lvl. 3
23-50
23-50
23-50
23-50

Lvl. 4
36-78
36-78
36-78
36-78

Lvl. 5
52-112
52-112
52-112
52-112

Lvl. 6
71-154
71-154
71-154
71-154

Lvl. 7
94-203
94-203
94-203
94-203

Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

119-258 149-322 181-392
119-258 149-322 181-392
119-258 149-322 181-392
119-258 149-322 181-392

Mana Cost per Skill point

Skill
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
47
56
116
65
125 155
74
134 164 194
83
143 173 203
92
152 182 212
101 161 191 221
110 170 200 230

Skill
Points
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
120 180 210 240
129 189 219 249
138 198 228 258
147 207 237 267
157 217 247 277
166 226 256 286
176 236 266 296
185 245 275 305

Skill
Points
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
194 254 284 314
204 264 294 324
213 273 303 333
223 283 313 343
233 293 323 353
242 302 332 362
252 312 342 372
262 322 352 382

When the starting class of your hero or the Death Knight is a wizard, then this skill path is available
from the start with a maximum of 5 levels.
Teachers: Edmond in the prison block of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Elkar in Act 5 teaches it up to level 25.
Books: If you found all four books of Raanaar magic in the basic training level of Act 4, you
get a skill book teaching these skills up to level 5.
Instant
A powerful ray of elemental damage targets your enemy at once. It works the same as with
physical damage if you have assigned this skill as primary attack, so one left click is sufficient.
Just watch your mana bar.
The maximum level of these skills is twenty-five. This means a maximum of one-hundred skill
points can be invested into four different skills at the same time. To reduce the size of the mana

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list only the first twenty-four are shown in the Mana Cost table and only the first ten in the effects
per level table.
Focused Instant
Air
Earth
Fire
Water

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
7-16
7-16
7-16
7-16

Lvl. 2
11-25
11-25
11-25
11-25

Lvl. 3
19-42
19-42
19-42
19-42

Lvl. 4
30-66
30-66
30-66
30-66

Lvl. 5
43-95
43-95
43-95
43-95

Lvl. 6
59-130
59-130
59-130
59-130

Lvl. 7
78-172
78-172
78-172
78-172

Lvl. 8
99-218
99-218
99-218
99-218

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
124-273 151-332
124-273 151-332
124-273 151-332
124-273 151-332

Mana Cost per Skill point

Skill
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
47
56
116
65
125 155
74
134 164 194
83
143 173 203
92
152 182 212
101 161 191 221
110 170 200 230

Skill
Points
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
120 180 210 240
129 189 219 249
138 198 228 258
147 207 237 267
157 217 247 277
166 226 256 286
176 236 266 296
185 245 275 305

Skill
Points
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
194 254 284 314
204 264 294 324
213 273 303 333
223 283 313 343
233 293 323 353
242 302 332 362
252 312 342 372
262 322 352 382

When the starting class of your hero or the Death Knight is a wizard, then this skill path is available
from the start with a maximum of 5 levels.
Teachers: Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 6.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Elkar in Act 5 teaches it up to level 25.
Books: The book in the Obelisk in the Mushroom Forest of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
If you found all four books of Raanaar magic in the basic training level of Act 4 you
get a skillbook, teaching these skills up to level 5.

Spread
A cone of elemental damage floats over to your enemies and damages anything in its range, either
as a missile or as an instant attack.
Missile
This spell attack requires a short time delay until the caster is ready for firing a missile with
elemental damage. You will see runes dancing around the caster and your enemies cringe after this
attack. This spell attack has to be triggered every time, even if it is a primary attack.

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The maximum level of these skills is twenty-five. This means that a maximum of 125 skill points
can be invested into four different skills at the same time. To reduce the size of the mana list only
the first twenty-four are shown in the Mana Cost table and only the first ten in the effects per level
table.
Spread Missile
Air
Earth
Fire
Water
Aperture

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
13-33
13-33
13-33
13-33
11

Lvl. 2
18-45
18-45
18-45
18-45
12

Lvl. 3
27-68
27-68
27-68
27-68
13

Lvl. 4
38-96
38-96
38-96
38-96
14

Lvl. 5
52-130
52-130
52-130
52-130
15

Lvl. 6
68-170
68-170
68-170
68-170
16

Lvl. 7
86-215
86-215
86-215
86-215
17

Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

107-266 129-322 154-383
107-266 129-322 154-383
107-266 129-322 154-383
107-266 129-322 154-383
18
19
20

Mana Cost per Skill point

Skill
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
5
110
120 180
129 189 219
138 198 228 258
147 207 237 267 297
157 217 247 277 307
166 226 256 286 316
176 236 266 296 326

Skill
Points
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

1
185
194
204
213
223
233
242
252

Number of Skills
2
3
4
5
245 275 305 335
254 284 314 344
264 294 324 354
273 303 333 363
283 313 343 373
293 323 353 383
302 332 362 392
312 342 372 402

Skill
Points
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

1
262
271
281
291
301
310
320
330

Number of Skills
2
3
4
5
322 352 382 412
331 361 391 421
341 371 401 431
351 381 411 441
361 391 421 451
370 400 430 460
380 410 440 470
390 420 450 480

Teachers: The Black Imp Xanaxil in the Crystal Forest of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
The Alchemist in the Fire Area of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Elkar in Act 5 teaches it up to level 25.
Books: The book in the Citadel Infirmary of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
The book in the Obelisk in the Mushroom Forest of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
The book in the lab in the Summoning Level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 5.
If you found all four books of Raanaar magic in the basic training level of Act 4, you
get a skill book, teaching these skills up to level 5.
Instant
A powerful ray of elemental damage targets your enemy at once. It works the same as with
physical damage if you have assigned this skill as primary attack, so one left click is sufficient.
Just watch your mana bar.
The maximum level of these skills is twenty-five. This means a maximum of 125 skill points can
be invested into four different skills at the same time. To reduce the size of the mana list only the

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first twenty-four are shown in the Mana Cost table and only the first ten in the effects per level
table.
Spread Instant
Air
Earth
Fire
Water
Aperture

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
13-33
13-33
13-33
13-33
11

Lvl. 2
18-45
18-45
18-45
18-45
12

Lvl. 3
27-68
27-68
27-68
27-68
13

Lvl. 4
38-96
38-96
38-96
38-96
14

Lvl. 5
52-130
52-130
52-130
52-130
15

Lvl. 6
68-170
68-170
68-170
68-170
16

Lvl. 7
86-215
86-215
86-215
86-215
17

Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

107-266 129-322 154-383
107-266 129-322 154-383
107-266 129-322 154-383
107-266 129-322 154-383
18
19
20

Mana Cost per Skill point

Skill
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
5
176
185 245
194 254 284
204 264 294 324
213 273 303 333 363
223 283 313 343 373
233 293 323 353 383
242 302 332 362 392

Skill
Points
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

1
252
262
271
281
291
301
310
320

Number of Skills
2
3
4
5
312 342 372 402
322 352 382 412
331 361 391 421
341 371 401 431
351 381 411 441
361 391 421 451
370 400 430 460
380 410 440 470

Skill
Points
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

1
330
340
350
360
370
380
390
400

Number of Skills
2
3
4
5
390 420 450 480
400 430 460 490
410 440 470 500
420 450 480 510
430 460 490 520
440 470 500 530
450 480 510 540
460 490 520 550

Teachers: The Tibar Warlock on Black Temple Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Elkar in Act 5 teaches it up to level 25.
Books: If you found all four books of Raanaar magic in the basic training level of Act 4 you
get a skill book, teaching these skills up to level 5.

Circle
It is a circular attack with your hero in the center. Your chosen elemental damage spreads out,
damaging your enemies, either as a missile or as an instant attack.
Missile
This spell attack requires a short time delay until the caster is ready for firing a missile with
elemental damage. You will see runes dancing around the caster and your enemies will cringe after
this attack. This spell attack has to be triggered every time even if it is a primary attack.
The maximum level of these skills is twenty-five. This means a maximum of 125 skill points can
be invested into four different skills at the same time. To reduce the size of the mana list only the
first twenty-four are shown in the Mana Cost table and only the first ten in the effects per level
table.

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Circle Missile
Air
Earth
Fire
Water
Radius

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
43-86
43-86
43-86
43-86
1

Lvl. 2
53-106
53-106
53-106
53-106
2

Lvl. 3
71-142
71-142
71-142
71-142
3

Lvl. 4
92-184
92-184
92-184
92-184
4

Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

116-232 142-284 171-342 203-406 237-474 274-548
116-232 142-284 171-342 203-406 237-474 274-548
116-232 142-284 171-342 203-406 237-474 274-548
116-232 142-284 171-342 203-406 237-474 274-548
5
6
7
8
9
10

Mana Cost per Skill point

Skill
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
5
204
213 273
223 283 313
233 293 323 353
242 302 332 362 392
252 312 342 372 402
262 322 352 382 412
271 331 361 391 421

Skill
Points
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

1
281
291
301
310
320
330
340
350

Number of Skills
2
3
4
5
341 371 401 431
351 381 411 441
361 391 421 451
371 400 430 460
381 410 440 470
391 420 450 480
400 430 460 490
410 440 470 500

Skill
Points
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

1
360
370
380
390
400
410
420
430

Number of Skills
2
3
4
5
420 450 480 510
430 460 490 520
440 470 500 530
450 480 510 540
460 490 520 550
470 500 530 560
480 510 540 570
490 520 550 580

Teachers: The Tibar Warlock on Black Temple Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Elkar in Act 5 teaches it up to level 25.
Books: If you found all 4 books of Raanaar magic in the basic training level of Act 4, you
get a skill book, teaching these skills up to level 5.
Instant
A powerful ray of elemental damage targets your enemy at once. It works the same as with
physical damage if you have assigned this skill as primary attack, so one left click is sufficient.
Just watch your mana bar.
The maximum level of these skills is twenty-five. This means a maximum of 125 skill points can
be invested into four different skills at the same time. To reduce the size of the mana list only the
first twenty-four are shown in the Mana Cost table and only the first ten in the effects per level
table.
Circle Instant
Air
Earth
Fire
Water
Radius

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
34-68
34-68
34-68
34-68
1

Lvl. 2
43-86
43-86
43-86
43-86
2

Lvl. 3
57-114
57-114
57-114
57-114
3

Lvl. 4
74-148
74-148
74-148
74-148
4

Lvl. 5
93-186
93-186
93-186
93-186
5

Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

114-228 137-274 163-326 190-380 220-440
114-228 137-274 163-326 190-380 220-440
114-228 137-274 163-326 190-380 220-440
114-228 137-274 163-326 190-380 220-440
6
7
8
9
10

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Mana Cost per Skill point
Skill
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
5
233
242 302
252 312 342
262 322 352 382
271 331 361 391 421
281 341 371 401 431
291 351 381 411 441
301 361 391 421 451

Skill
Points
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
5
310 370 400 430 460
320 380 410 440 470
330 390 420 450 480
340 400 430 460 490
350 410 440 470 500
360 420 450 480 510
370 430 460 490 520
380 440 470 500 530

Skill
Points
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
5
390 450 480 510 540
400 460 490 520 550
410 470 500 530 560
420 480 510 540 570
430 490 520 550 580
440 500 530 560 590
450 510 540 570 600
460 520 550 580 610

Teachers: Cassandra on Black Temple Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.

Elder Antopar in the Summoning level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Elkar in Act 5 teaches it up to level 25.
Books: Book from the Raanaar Rebel on Rebel Island (after disabling the seeing stone) in Act
3 teaches it up to level 5.
If you found all four books of Raanaar magic in the basic training level of Act 4 you
get a skill book, teaching these skills up to level 5.

Elemental Defense
It is a defensive active skill that either boosts your resistances against a certain type of elemental
attack or reflects the attack back to your enemies. You can configure a combination of defenses
against elemental attacks as long as you have enough skill points. The skills are available
individually, affecting only the caster, or party based, affecting all members of your party.

Individual
This skill offers protection for the spell caster only.
Resistance
It boosts the resistances of the spell caster for a short duration. The basic duration is forty seconds.
Individual
Resistance
Air
Earth
Fire
Water
Extra Duration

350

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
+15
+15
+15
+15
+7s

Lvl. 2
+30
+30
+30
+30
+15s

Lvl. 3
+45
+45
+45
+45
+22s

Lvl. 4
+60
+60
+60
+60
+30s

Lvl. 5
+75
+75
+75
+75
+37s

Lvl. 6
+90
+90
+90
+90
+45s

Lvl. 7
+105
+105
+105
+105
+52s

Lvl. 8
+120
+120
+120
+120
+60s

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
+135
+150
+135
+150
+135
+150
+135
+150
+67s
+75s

Wizard Skills
There is no mana cost for Extra Duration. In the following table only the mana cost for the skill
points invested into the elemental skills are calculated. The list is limited to twenty-four of the
possible forty skill points.
Mana Cost per Skill point
Skill
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
48
58
58
67
67
67
76
76
76
76
86
86
86
86
95
95
95
95
104 104 104 104
114 114 114 114

Skill
Points
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
123 123 123 123
132 132 132 132
142 142 142
152 152 152
161 161 161
171 171 171
180 180 180
190 190 190

Skill
Points
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
200 200 200 200
209 209 209 209
219 219 219 219
229 229
239 239
249 249
259 259
269 269

Teachers: Edmond in the prison block of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.

The Alchemist in the Fire Area of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
The Black Imp Xanaxil in the Crystal Forest of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Books: The book in the Citadel Infirmary of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
The book in the Laboratory in the Summoning level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 5.
If you found all four books of Raanaar magic in the basic training level of Act 4, you
get a skill book, teaching these skills up to level 5.
Reflective
If your enemies attack you with elemental spells, you can turn back a certain amount of this
damage and hit them back. You should that some creatures have a high resistance against the
elemental damage they throw at you, so this skill might have a low effect on them. The basic
duration is thirty-eight seconds.
Individual
Reflective
Air
Earth
Fire
Water
Extra Duration

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
+15
+15
+15
+15
+7s

Lvl. 2
+30
+30
+30
+30
+15s

Lvl. 3
+45
+45
+45
+45
+22s

Lvl. 4
+60
+60
+60
+60
+30s

Lvl. 5
+75
+75
+75
+75
+37s

Lvl. 6
+90
+90
+90
+90
+45s

Lvl. 7
+105
+105
+105
+105
+52s

Lvl. 8
+120
+120
+120
+120
+60s

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
+135
+150
+135
+150
+135
+150
+135
+150
+67s
+75s

There is no mana cost for Extra Duration. In the following table only the mana cost for the skill

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points that are invested into the elemental skills are calculated. The list is limited to twenty-four
of the possible forty skill points.
Mana Cost per Skill point
Skill
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
114
123 123
132 132 132
142 142 142 142
152 152 152 152
161 161 161 161
171 171 171 171
180 180 180 180

Skill
Points
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
190 190 190 190
200 200 200 200
209 209 209
219 219 219
229 229 229
239 239 239
249 249 249
259 259 259

Skill
Points
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
269 269 269
268 268 268
288 288 288
298 298 298
308 308
318 318
329 329
339 339

Teachers: The Alchemist in the Fire Area of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.

The Black Imp Xanaxil in the Crystal Forest of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 10.
Books: The book in the Citadel Infirmary of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
The book in the Obelisk in the Mushroom Forest of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
The book in the Laboratory in the Summoning level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 5.
If you found all four books of Raanaar magic in the basic training level of Act 4, you
get a skill book, teaching these skills up to level 5.

Party
This skill offers protection for the entire party.
Resistance
Boosts the resistances of the members in the party for a short duration. The basic duration is forty
seconds.
Party Resistance
Air
Earth
Fire
Water
Extra Duration

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
+15
+15
+15
+15
+7s

Lvl. 2
+30
+30
+30
+30
+15s

Lvl. 3
+45
+45
+45
+45
+22s

Lvl. 4
+60
+60
+60
+60
+30s

Lvl. 5
+75
+75
+75
+75
+37s

Lvl. 6

Lvl. 7

Lvl. 8

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

There is no mana cost for Extra Duration. In the following table only the mana cost for the skill

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points that are invested into the elemental skills are calculated.
Mana Cost per Skill point
Skill
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Books:

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
114
123 123
132 132 132
142 142 142 142
152 152 152 152
161 161 161
171 171 171

Skill
Points
8
9
10
11
12
13
14

Number of Skills
2
3
4
180 180 180
190 190 190
200 200 200
209 209
219 219
229 229
239 239

Skill
Points
15
16
17
18
19
20

Number of Skills
2
3
4
249 249
259
269
278
288
298

The book in the Obelisk in the Mushroom Forest of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
If you found all four books of Raanaar magic in the basic training level of Act 4, you
get a skillbook, teaching these skills up to level 5.

Reflective
If your enemies attack any member in your party with elemental spells, you can turn back a certain
amount of this damage and hit them back. The basic duration is thirty-eight seconds.
You should that some creatures have a high resistance against the elemental damage they throw
at you, so this skill might have a low effect on them.
Party Reflective
Air
Earth
Fire
Water
Extra Duration

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
+15
+15
+15
+15
+7s

Lvl. 2
+30
+30
+30
+30
+15s

Lvl. 3
+45
+45
+45
+45
+22s

Lvl. 4
+60
+60
+60
+60
+30s

Lvl. 5
+75
+75
+75
+75
+37s

Lvl. 6

Lvl. 7

Lvl. 8

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

There is no mana cost for Extra Duration. In the following table only the mana cost for the skill
points invested into the elemental skills are calculated.
Mana Cost per Skill point
Skill
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
180
190 190
200 200 200
209 209 209 209
219 219 219 219
229 229 229
239 239 239

Skill
Points
8
9
10
11
12
13
14

Number of Skills
2
3
4
249 249 249
259 259 259
269 269 269
278 278
288 288
298 298
308 308

Skill
Points
15
16
17
18
19
20

Number of Skills
2
3
4
318 318
329
339
349
359
369

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Teachers: The Tibar Warlock on Black Temple Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Books: If you found all four books of Raanaar magic in the basic training level of Act 4 you
get a skill book, teaching these skills up to level 5.

Elemental Curses
Curse your enemies and lower their resistances. This can be done in a focused way, targeting only
one enemy, or by cone/circle to weaken several at the same time. Increasing the spell duration
makes them easy prey.
There are three different types of attack types:
Focused: A focused attack, where the caster targets a single enemy only.
Spread:
When using a spread attack, the effect will expand over an area in front of the caster.
Circle:
When using a circle attack, the effect radiates outwards and inflict the curse on all
enemies surrounding the caster.
Focused
This skill targets a single enemy only. The basic duration is thirty seconds.
Focused
Air
Earth
Fire
Water
Extra Duration

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
-20
-20
-20
-20
+40s

Lvl. 2
-40
-40
-40
-40
+50s

Lvl. 3
-60
-60
-60
-60
+60s

Lvl. 4
-80
-80
-80
-80
+70s

Lvl. 5
-100
-100
-100
-100
+80s

Lvl. 6

Lvl. 7

Lvl. 8

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

There is no mana cost for Extra Duration. In the following table only the mana cost for the skill
points that are invested into the elemental skills are calculated.
Mana Cost per Skill point
Skill
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
110
120 120
129 129 129
138 138 138 138
147 147 147 147
157 157 157 157
166 166 166 166
176 176 176 176
185 185 185 185

Skill
Points
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
194 194 194 194
204 204 204
213 213 213
223 223 223
233 233 233
242 242 242
252 252 252
226 226 226
271 271 271

Skill
Points
19
20
21
22
23
24
25

Teachers: The Alchemist in the Fire Area of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.

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Number of Skills
2
3
4
281 281 281
291 291 291
301 301
310 310
320 320
330 330
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Books:

The Black Imp Xanaxil in the Crystal Forest of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
The book in the Citadel Infirmary of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
The book in the Obelisk in the Mushroom Forest of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
The book in the Laboratory in the Summoning level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 5.
If you found all four books of Raanaar magic in the basic training level of Act 4, you
get a skill book, teaching these skills up to level 5.

Spread
A cone of elemental curses floats over to your enemies and affects anything within its range. The
basic duration is fifty-seven seconds.
Spread
Air
Earth
Fire
Water
Extra Duration

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
-50
-50
-50
-50
+40s

Lvl. 2
-70
-70
-70
-70
+50s

Lvl. 3
-90
-90
-90
-90
+60s

Lvl. 4
-110
-110
-110
-110
+70s

Lvl. 5
-130
-130
-130
-130
+80s

Lvl. 6

Lvl. 7

Lvl. 8

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

There is no mana cost for Extra Duration. In the following table only the mana cost for the skill
points invested into the elemental skills are calculated.
Mana Cost per Skill point
Skill
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
110
120 120
129 129 129
138 138 138 138
147 147 147 147
157 157 157 157
166 166 166 166
176 176 176 176
185 185 185 185

Skill
Points
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
194 194 194 194
204 204 204
213 213 213
223 223 223
233 233 233
242 242 242
252 252 252
262 262 262
271 271 271

Skill
Points
19
20
21
22
23
24
25

Number of Skills
2
3
4
281 281 281
291 291 291
301 301
310 310
320 320
330 330
340 340

Teachers: The Tibar Warlock on Black Temple Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Books: If you found all four books of Raanaar magic in the basic training level of Act 4, you
get a skill book, teaching these skills up to level 5.

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Circle
It is a circular attack with your hero in the center. Your chosen curse spreads out, affecting your
enemies. The basic duration is thirty seconds.
Circle
Air
Earth
Fire
Water
Extra Duration

Effect per level

Lvl. 1
-40
-40
-40
-40
+40s

Lvl. 2
-60
-60
-60
-60
+50s

Lvl. 3
-80
-80
-80
-80
+60s

Lvl. 4
-100
-100
-100
-100
+70s

Lvl. 5
-120
-120
-120
-120
+80s

Lvl. 6
-140
-140
-140
-140
+90s

Lvl. 7
-160
-160
-160
-160
+100s

Lvl. 8
-180
-180
-180
-180
+110s

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
-200
-220
-200
-220
-200
-220
-200
-220
+120s +130s

There is no mana cost for Extra Duration. In the following table only the mana cost for the skill
points invested into the elemental skills are calculated. The list is limited to twenty-four of the
possible forty skill points.
Mana Cost per Skill point
Skill
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
110
120 120
129 129 129
138 138 138 138
147 147 147 147
157 157 157 157
166 166 166 166
176 176 176 176

Skill
Points
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

Number of Skills
1
2
3
4
185 185 185 185
194 194 194 194
204 204 204
213 213 213
223 223 223
233 233 233
242 242 242
252 252 252

Skill
Points
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

Number of Skills
2
3
4
262 262 262
271 271 271
281 281 281
291 291 291
301 301
310 310
320 320
330 330

Teachers: Cassandra on Black Temple Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.

Elder Antopar in the Summoning level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Books: Book from the Raanaar Rebel on Rebel Island (after disabling the seeing stone) in Act
3 teaches it up to level 5.
If you found all four books of Raanaar magic in the basic training level of Act 4, you
get a skill book, teaching these skills up to level 5.

Body Magic
Increases or restores your physical constitution, by healing, curing poison and disease, or
removing a curse lowering your resistances. There are skills to protect only the spell caster or the
whole party. Another way is lowering or weakening your enemies physical constitution, by either
focusing on one enemy or targeting several at the same time.

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Defensive
Increases or restores the physical constitution of the spell caster or the party. The level description
in Cure Disease, Cure Poison and Remove Curse means the level of the disease, poison or curse.
Individual
The individual skills are applied to the spell caster only. They can be taught up to level 20. Only
the first ten levels are shown in the following table. The table shows both the effect of the skill and
the mana cost involved.
Defensive
Individual
Cure Disease
Mana Cost
Cure Poison
Mana Cost
Healing
Mana Cost
Remove Curse
Mana Cost

Effect per level

Lvl. 1

Lvl. 2

Lvl. 3

Lvl. 4

Lvl. 5

Lvl. 6

Lvl. 7

Lvl. 8

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

Lvl. 5 Lvl. 10 Lvl. 15 Lvl. 20 Lvl. 25 Lvl. 30 Lvl. 35 Lvl. 40 Lvl. 45 Lvl. 50
76
86
95
104
114
123
132
142
152
161
Lvl. 5 Lvl. 10 Lvl. 15 Lvl. 20 Lvl. 25 Lvl. 30 Lvl. 35 Lvl. 40 Lvl. 45 Lvl. 50
76
86
95
104
114
123
132
142
152
161
200
58

400
67

600
76

800
86

1000
95

1200
114

1400
114

1600
123

1800
132

2000
142

Lvl. 5 Lvl. 10 Lvl. 15 Lvl. 20 Lvl. 25 Lvl. 30 Lvl. 35 Lvl. 40 Lvl. 45 Lvl. 50
76
86
95
104
114
123
132
142
152
161

When the starting class of your hero or the Death Knight is in both cases a wizard, then this skill
path is available from the start with a maximum of five levels.
Teachers: The Temple mage merchant in the Black Temple of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
One of the followers in Serrickss Tower of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 1 teaches it up to level 6.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 8.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 9.
Elder Antopar in the Summoning level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Elkar in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Books: The book in the healers lab in the Pit level of Act 1 teaches it up to level 5.
Party
The party skills are applied to the all members in the party. They can be taught up to level 15. Only
the first ten levels are shown in the following table. The table shows both the effect of the skill and
the mana cost involved.
With the skill Shared Damage, the damage is divided between the spell caster and the selected
party member. A description of 80/20 means 80% of the damage is for the spell caster and 20%
for the party member.

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Defensive Party
Cure Disease
Mana Cost
Cure Poison
Mana Cost
Healing
Mana Cost
Remove Curse
Mana Cost
Shared Damage
Mana Cost

Effect per level

Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
Lvl. 5 Lvl. 10 Lvl. 15 Lvl. 20 Lvl. 25 Lvl. 30 Lvl. 35 Lvl. 40 Lvl. 45 Lvl. 50
209
219
229
239
249
259
269
278
288
298
Lvl. 5 Lvl. 10 Lvl. 15 Lvl. 20 Lvl. 25 Lvl. 30 Lvl. 35 Lvl. 40 Lvl. 45 Lvl. 50
76
86
95
104
114
123
132
142
152
161
150
209

300
219

450
229

600
239

750
249

900
259

1050
269

1200
278

1350
288

1500
298

Lvl. 5 Lvl. 10 Lvl. 15 Lvl. 20 Lvl. 25 Lvl. 30 Lvl. 35 Lvl. 40 Lvl. 45 Lvl. 50
209
219
229
239
249
259
269
278
288
298
90/10
38

80/20
48

70/30
58

60/40
67

50/50
76

40/60
86

30/70
95

20/80
104

10/90
114

0/100
123

Teachers: Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 6.

Elder Ansukar in the Summoning level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 8.
Annabelle in Act 5 teaches it up to level 15.

Offensive
The offensive Body Magic skills have an effect on your enemies. You can target either one enemy
(focused) or a group of enemies (cloud).
The following skills exist:
Blind:
Turns your enemies into helpless, sightless bundles.
Disease: Gives a disease to your enemy and thus weakens it (reducing all primary stats).
Pacify:
Turns the enemy into a friendly creature. The higher the skill level is, the better the
chance to pacify high-leveled creatures will be.
Paralyze: Holds your enemies helpless on the spot, unable to defend themselves. The higher the
skill level is, the better the chance to paralyze a high-leveled an enemy will be.
Polymorph:A spell turning your enemy into another creature. Caution: if your enemy has a high
level and your spell ability is low, you can get into trouble. Instead of turning it into
a weak Tibar or rat, you might have to deal with more powerful ones, such as Shadow
Creatures, Raanaar ghosts, Gargoyles or Elementals. They will turn back to their
former form after a certain amount of time - or after death. The higher the skill level
is, the better the chance to polymorph high-leveled enemies will be.
Slow:
Slows your enemies down.
Extra Duration: Increases the spell duration.

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Focused
Focuses the spell on a single enemy.
Offensive Focused

Effect per level

Lvl. 1

Sight
-2
30s
Duration
Blind
Mana Cost 48
Prim. Stats -5
38s
Duration
Disease
209
Mana Cost
Duration
38s
Pacify
142
Mana Cost
Duration
6s
Paralyze
142
Mana Cost
Chance
17%
38s
Polymorph Duration
Mana Cost 209
Speed
-35
38s
Duration
Slow
Mana Cost 142
+5s
Extra Duration

Lvl. 2

Lvl. 3

Lvl. 4

Lvl. 5

-4
30s
58

-6
30s
67

-8
30s
76

-10
30s
86

-10
38s
219

-15
38s
229

-20
38s
239

-25
38s
249

38s
152

38s
161

38s
171

38s
180

6s
152

6s
161

6s
171

6s
180

24%
38s
219

31%
38s
229

38%
38s
239

45%
38s
249

-50
38s
152

-65
38s
161

-80
38s
171

-95
38s
180

+10s

+15s

+20s

+25s

Lvl. 6

Lvl. 7

Lvl. 8

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

Teachers: Ghost in the Imp Village of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.

Temple mage merchant on Black Temple Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Zandalor on Ruins Island of Act 3 teaches it up to level 5.
Books: Ansukar in the Summoning level of Act 4 provides you a book, teaching it up to level 5.
Cloud
The spell is cast in form of a cloud. Any enemy within the cloud is affected by the spell. In total,
there are sixteen levels of these skills. Only the first ten are shown.
Offensive Cloud
Blind

Disease

Sight
Duration
Mana Cost
Prim. Stats
Duration
Mana Cost

Effect per level

Lvl. 1

Lvl. 2

Lvl. 3

Lvl. 4

Lvl. 5

Lvl. 6

Lvl. 7

Lvl. 8

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

-2
19s
48

-4
19s
58

-6
19s
67

-8
19s
76

-10
19s
86

-12
19s
95

-14
19s
104

-16
19s
114

-18
19s
123

-20
19s
132

-5
20s
209

-10
20s
219

-15
20s
229

-20
20s
239

-25
20s
249

-30
20s
259

-35
20s
269

-40
20s
278

-45
20s
288

-50
20s
298

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Duration
19s
Mana Cost 209
Duration
6s
Paralyze
Mana Cost 209
Chance
17%
19s
Polymorph Duration
209
Mana Cost
Speed
-35
19s
Slow
Duration
Mana Cost 142
+5s
Extra Duration
Pacify

19s
219

19s
229

19s
239

19s
249

12s
259

19s
278

19s
278

19s
288

19s
198

6s
219

6s
229

6s
239

6s
249

6s
259

6s
269

6s
278

6s
288

6s
298

24%
19s
219

31%
19s
229

38%
19s
239

45%
19s
249

52%
19s
259

59%
19s
269

66%
19s
278

73%
19s
288

80%
19s
298

-50
19s
152

-65
19s
161

-80
19s
171

-95
19s
180

-110
19s
259

-125
19s
269

-140
19s
278

-155
19s
288

-170
19s
298

+10s

+15s

+20s

+25s

+30s

+35s

+40s

+45s

+50s

Teachers: Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 6.

Ansukar in the Summoning level of Act 4 teaches it up to level 10.
Annabelle in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 12.
Annabelle in Act 5 teaches it up to level 16.

Shaman Magic
A very powerful spell group, inflicting severe damage either on one spot or directly on a group of
enemies for a reasonable amount of mana. These skills are divided into two groups, weather and
nature magic. The Shaman Magic skills are very effective, due to their high damage and their
relatively low mana requirements.
Weather magic
These skills are related to weather effects causing elemental and poisonous damage.
The following skills exist:
Acid Rain:
Large green drops of acid rain down on your enemies inflicting poisonous
damage.
Lightning Storm:Lightning strikes down from the skies, doing water damage to your enemies.
Meteor Shower: Flaming meteors rain from the sky and deal out fire damage.
Wind of Furies: Strong winds circle around your enemies doing air damage.
Extra Duration: Increases the duration of the effect, by multiplying the standard duration. An
exception to this is Lightning storm, where it increases the damage.
The skills can be taught up to level 18. Only the first ten levels of the skills are shown here.

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Weather Magic
Acid Rain

Lvl. 1
Poison 35-72
308
Mana

Effect per level

Lvl. 2
40-80
319

Lvl. 3
43-88
329

Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

48-97 54-108 58-117 61-124 67-135 72-144 76-153
339
349
359
369
379
389
400

Water 45-91 50-101 57-115 63-128 71-143 78-157 86-172 92-185 99-199 107-215
171
180
190
200
209
219
229
239
249
259
Mana
Fire
35-72 40-80 43-88 48-97 54-108 58-117 61-124 67-135 72-144 76-153
Meteor Shower
308
319
329
339
349
359
369
379
389
400
Mana
Air
61-124 67-137 73-147 81-163 88-177 96-192 102-205 109-219 117-234 124-248
Wind of Furies
171
180
190
200
209
219
229
239
249
259
Mana
*3
*4
*5
*6
*7
*8
*9
*10
*11
Extra Duration/Damage *2
Lightning Storm

Teachers: The witch in the Cursed Abbey, Necromancers first task of Act 3, teaches Lightning
storm up to level 5.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 3.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 6.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.
Elkar in Act 5 teaches it up to level 18.
Books: Looc on Black Temple Island of Act 3 drops a book upon defeat, teaching Lightning
storm up to level 10.
Stit on Black Temple Island of Act 3 drops a book upon defeat, teaching Meteor Shower
up to level 10.
Era on Crystal Island of Act 3 drops a book upon defeat, teaching Acid Rain up to level
10.
Yrev on Ruins Island of Act 3 drops a book upon defeat, teaching Wind of Furies up
to level 10.
Nature magic
Nature's devastating effects aid you in your combat.
The following skills exist:
Earthquake:
Creates an earthquake causing damage and your screen to shake. If your level is
high enough your enemy is slain at once, if they are vulnerable to earth damage.
Hammer:
A wonderful spell, calling an enormous hammer to stun enemies temporarily and
inflicting bone damage.
Insect Swarm: A cloud of aggressive insects covers your enemies and kills them quickly with
ethereal damage. Either you can target them directly or place one cloud after
another around your party, so no enemy is able to come through.
Spikes:
Hell spikes grow up under your enemys feet, doing piercing damage.

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The skills can be taught up to level 18. Only the first ten levels of the skills are shown here.
Nature Magic

Effect per level

Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 5 Lvl. 6 Lvl. 7 Lvl. 8 Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10
52-104 57-114 61-124 67-136 75-150 81-162 85-172 93-186 99-198 105-210
171
180
190
200
209
219
229
239
249
259

Earth
Mana
Bone
56-114 61-123 67-136 73-148 81-163 88-176 93-188 100-202 108-216 114-229
Hammer
171
180
190
200
209
219
229
239
249
259
Mana
Ethereal 5-10
7-15 10-22 16-32 19-39 34-47 28-56 31-63 35-71 40-80
Insect Swarm
308
318
329
339
349
359
369
379
389
400
Mana
Piercing 31-63 34-69 37-76 42-85 46-93 51-102 54-109 58-117 63-126 67-134
Spikes
171
180
190
200
209
219
229
239
249
259
Mana
Earthquake

Teachers: Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 2 teaches it up to level 2.

The hermit on Spider Island of Act 2 teaches it up to level 5.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 6.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 11.
Elkar in Act 5 teaches it up to level 18.
Ethereal magic
These skills either damage your enemies or create a change.
The following skills exist:
Age Objects:
Ages the armor of the enemy.
Elder Fire:
Burns your enemies with fire.
Fireball:
Burns your enemies with balls of fire.
Flash:
Teleports the caster to another location.
Swap Places:
Targets an enemy to swap locations. It is useful to reach safe places or even let
your enemy suffer the damage meant for you.
The skills can be taught up to level 20. Only the first ten levels of the skills are shown here.
Ethereal Magic

Effect per level

Lvl. 1

Lvl. 2

Lvl. 3

Lvl. 4

Lvl. 5

Lvl. 6

Lvl. 7

Lvl. 8

Lvl. 9 Lvl. 10

Armor
-2
-4
-6
-8
-10
-12
-14
-16
-18
-20
21s
22s
22s
23s
24s
24s
25s
25s
26s
Age Objects Duration 21s
180
190
200
209
219
229
239
249
259
269
Mana
Fire
61-124 67-134 73-147 81-163 88-177 96-192 102-205 109-219 117-234 124-248
Elder Fire
180
190
200
209
219
229
239
249
259
269
Mana
Fire
98-196 130-260 164-328 199-398 233-466 268-536 302-606 337-674 371-742 406-812
Fireball
244
254
264
274
284
294
304
315
325
335
Mana

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Flash
Mana
Swap Places Mana

320
320

310
310

300
300

291
291

281
281

271
271

261
261

251
251

241
241

231
231

Teachers: Serrick in his tower in Act 3 teaches flash and swap places level 1.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 3 teaches it up to level 2.
Raven in Crystal Forest of Act 3 teaches age objects, elder fire and fireball up to level 5.
Elkar in the Battlefields of Act 4 teaches it up to level 7.
Elkar in Act 5 teaches it up to level 20.
Books: The experienced mercenary mage in General Brams camp of Act 3 drops a book,
teaching flash and swap places up to level 1.

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To Have and to Hold

Tools for Survival

Items
There are a variety of items to be found in Beyond Divinity, divided into three groups: Equipment
(armor and such), Weapons and the rest.
The equipment and weapons have their default stats listed. These items are randomly placed and
sometimes have a prefix and/or a suffix added to their name. If, for example, you have a normal
long sword, it can be prefixed with Iron and suffixed with of the Fox, resulting in the new
name: Iron Long Sword of the Fox. Besides the name change, this also results in a change of
the stats.
The general quality of equipment, including the base stats and possible range of bonuses, is
indicated by the colour of its name, in order: white, green, yellow and orange. Better quality items
have a lower degrade quality, so they will keep in shape longer, but also have higher stat
requirements.
There are also unique items of which some are part of a set. Having a complete set does not give
an extra bonus and after changing acts, these items will lose their set status. They do, however,
keep their stats and remain as effective as before. These sets are listed in a separate section.

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Equipment
This section covers those objects that can be worn by the hero or the Death Knight. Most of them
add some form of extra protection to the player.

Amulets
Amulets do not only look good, but also offer some extra protection.

Amulets
These simple amulets are made out of a variety of materials, ranging from rope to gold.
Rope
Plain Amulet
Copper Amulet
Armor: 1
Armor: 1
Armor: 1
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Weight: 12
Weight: 12
Weight: 12
Durability:
4
Durability:
8
Durability:
11
Iron Amulet
Silver Amulet
Golden Amulet
Armor: 1
Armor: 1
Armor: 1
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Weight: 12
Weight: 12
Weight: 12
Durability:
16
Durability:
19
Durability:
28

Gem Amulets
These are amulets that not only look good because they are made out of gems, but also offer a
better protection.
Sapphire Amulet
Ruby Amulet
Emerald Amulet
Armor: 1
Armor: 1
Armor: 1
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Weight: 12
Weight: 12
Weight: 12
Durability:
28
Durability:
31
Durability:
34
Diamond Amulet
Blackrock Amulet
Pearl Amulet
Armor: 1
Armor: 1
Armor: 1
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Weight: 12
Weight: 12
Weight: 12
Durability:
39
Durability:
43
Durability:
51

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Bone Amulets
These amulets are made out of bone and can offer extra protection against bone damage.
Bone Amulet
Birdclaw Amulet
Skull Amulet
Armor: 1
Armor: 1
Armor: 1
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Weight: 12
Weight: 12
Weight: 12
Durability:
23
Durability:
39
Durability:
46
Resistance Bone: 1

Unique Amulets
Better than regular amulets are the unique ones that can be found here and there. Some of them
have a plain appearance.
The Stranger s Amulet is a copper
Stranger's Amulet
The Healer
amulet, and is near the corpse of Mat, in
Armor: 1
Armor: 1
the second level of the maintenance
Weight: 12
Weight: 12
tunnels.
Durab.: 31
Durab.: 19
Constitution:
+3
Sight:
+3
The ruby amulet, The Healer, can be
Available:
Regeneration:
+3
Act 3 stolen from the Flooge in the well of the
Stamina:
+300
Black Temple. The flooge also drops it
Available:
Act 4
after it is killed.
The sound sensitive monsters in the
Heart of the Spirits
Raan's Blessing
Maintenance tunnels of Act 4 drop the
Armor: 1
Armor: 1
ruby amulet, Heart of the Spirits.
Weight: 12
Weight: 12
Durab.: 39
Durab.: 33
Raans Blessing, a sapphire amulet, is
Regeneration:
+4
Evasion:
+3
located in the statue of Raan after
Vitality:
+40 Resist. Spiritual: +1
receiving her blessing in Act 4.

Armor
Everybody needs protection. The best protection is good armor, but superior pieces can be
expensive and hard to find. Maybe your budget only allows you to buy some cheap rags, but they
are better than nothing.

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Rags
Rags Armor
Armor:
3
Quality: 7
Weight:
87
Durability: 4
Speed:
-3%
Accuracy: -3%
Initiative: -3%

Rags come in different colors and materials, but they all offer the
same protection.
There are ten different types of rags, which can either be identified
by their color or by the material they are made of.
Rags can be found in all acts, and are available from the start of the
game.

All other rags have the same statistics as the default Rags Armor.
White
L. Blue Green
Blue
Red
Yellow Black

Brown

Leather

Leather Armor
Leather armor offers a better protection than rag armor does. There are different types of leather
armor.
The basic leather armor can be found
Leather Armor
Studded Leather Armor
everywhere and offers the same
Armor:
3-5
Armor:
6
protection as rags do, but is slightly
Quality: 7
Quality: 7
better when it comes to handling
Weight:
148
Weight: 179
crushing damage. Studded leather
Durability: 11
Durability: 16
Speed:
-6%
Speed:
-7% armor offers a better protection, at
Accuracy: -6%
Accuracy: -7% the cost of reduced speed and
Initiative: -6%
Initiative: -8% accuracy.
vs. Piercing:
+2
vs. Piercing:
+3
vs. Crushing:
-1
vs. Crushing:
-1
Required Strength:
10
Required Strength:
16

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Citadel Guard Armor
Robe Armor
Armor:
3
Armor:
3
Quality: 7
Quality: 7
Weight:
117
Weight: 87
Durability: 4
Durability: 4
Speed:
-10%
Speed:
-5%
Accuracy: -8%
Accuracy: -5%
Initiative: -7%
Initiative: -5%

The Citadel armor not only offers

better protection than rags, it also

allows you to walk through the
citadel in disguise throughout Act 1.
If you don't wear it, you will have to
fight, and miss quests or teachers.

Chain and Scale Armor

Chain Armor
Armor:
8
Quality: 7
Weight:
241
Durability: 23
Speed:
-8%
Accuracy: -9%
Initiative: -8%
vs. Piercing:
-1
vs. Slashing:
+2
Required Strength:
24

Scale Armor
Armor:
9
Quality: 7
Weight: 302
Durability: 28
Speed:
-10%
Accuracy: -8%
Initiative: -7%
vs. Piercing:
-1
vs. Slashing:
2
Required Strength: 30

Chain armor is made out of small

chains linked together, and scale
armor is made out of small scales.
Due to the large amount of chains
and scales, this armor is rather heavy,
but it also provides more protection,
especially against slashing weapons.

Full Plate Armor

Armor:
12
Quality: 7
Weight: 394
Durability: 39
Speed:
-10%
Accuracy: -9%
Initiative: -9%
vs. Crushing:
-1
vs. Slashing:
+3
Required Strength: 35
Available:
Act 1

At the expense of having to carry a

really heavy piece of armor, some
extra protection can be gained by
equipping plate armor.

Plate Armor
Plate Armor
Armor:
10
Quality: 7
Weight:
333
Durability: 31
Speed:
-9%
Accuracy: -9%
Initiative: -8%
vs. Crushing:
-1
vs. Slashing:
+3
Required Strength:
34
Available:
Act 1

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Bone and Shadow Armor

Bone Armor
Armor:
7
Quality: 7
Weight:
210
Durability: 19
Speed:
-8%
Accuracy: -9%
Initiative: -8%
Resistance Bone:
+6
Resistance Shadow: -1
Required Strength:
20

Shadow Armor
Armor:
11
Quality: 7
Weight: 302
Durability: 34
Speed:
-8%
Accuracy: -8%
Initiative: -7%
Resistance Bone:
-1
Resistance Shadow: +6
Required Strength:
38

Bone and shadow are each others

opposites. Bone armor gives extra
protection against bone damage, but
slightly reduces the protection to
shadow damage. The shadow armor
does exactly the opposite.

Raanaar Armor
Raanaar Armor
Armor:
13
Quality: 7
Weight:
393
Durability: 44
Speed:
-8%
Accuracy: -8%
Initiative: -7%
Required Strength:
40

The Raanaar armor is one of the better pieces of armor, but it is

rather heavy, while offering no special bonuses, with the exception
of having a high armor value.

Unique Armor
There are five unique armor types. This means that either there is only one of them in an act, or
only one in the entire game. Some of them are even part of a set, but they lose their set status during
an act change, therefore no bonus is applied. They do keep their stats, though, as individual items.
The Iron Skin plate armor is in the possession of the Riddler on Ruins Island in Zandalors Ruins
(Act 3). You can either get it through combat, or steal it from him.
The chain armor; King of Fire, is part of the fire set and is a reward from the Raanaar ghosts in
the Mushroom forest, for returning their ring.
As part of the ranger set, the studded leather armor, Marksmans Cloak, can be yours after curing
the cursed crystal man in the Black Temple of Act 3.

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Iron Skin

King of Fire Armor

Marksmans Cloak
Armor:
7
Armor:
7
Armor:
3
Weight:
178
Weight: 209
Weight:
55
Durability: 31
Durability: 19
Durability: 7
Speed:
-8%
Speed:
-8%
Speed:
-5%
Accuracy: -9%
Accuracy: -9%
Accuracy: -5%
Initiative: -8%
Initiative: -8%
Initiative: -5%
Strength: +3
Res. Bone: +6
vs. Piercing: +1
Constitution:
+2
Resistance Shadow: -1
Intelligence:
+1
Regeneration:
+3
Required Strength: 20
Resistance Spiritual: +6
Resistance Bone:
+15
Resistance Shadow: -1
Required Strength:
20

Spine Bone
Zandalors Skin
Armor:
10
Armor:
7
Weight:
147
Weight: 209
Durability: 53
Durability: 19
Speed:
-6%
Speed:
-8%
Accuracy: -6%
Accuracy: -9%
Initiative:
-7%
Initiative: -8%
vs. Piercing: +5
Res. Bone: +6
vs. Crushing :
-3
Resistance Shadow: -1
Survival
+2
Required Strength: 20
Sight
+3
Evasion:
+3
Required Strength:
36

The bone armor; Spine Bone, is

part of the bone set. It can be found
in the locked chest in the cave of
the Black Imp Xanaxil, in the
Crystal Forest of Act 3.
The last unique armor is
Zandalors Skin, robe armor which
is part of the wizard set. You get it
by killing the ghosts in the
Mushroom forest who kidnapped
the Imp farmers missing wife.

Belts
Belts can do a lot more than keep your pants up. They offer protection and can give bonuses too.

Ropes
Ropes offer not so much protection, but they do a fair job at keeping your pants up. Still there are
some ropes that offer something extra.

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Rope
Armor:
1
Quality: 7
Weight:
13
Durability: 3

Priestly Rope
Armor:
1
Quality: 7
Weight:
25
Durability: 17
Spiritual Protection: +1
Required Strength:
24

Magic Rope
Armor:
2
Quality: 7
Weight:
44
Durability: 24
Required Strength:
35

Sash
A sash offers slightly better protection than a rope. It must be because of its width, therefore
standing a better chance of blocking.
Sash
Strong Sash
Exquisite Sash
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Quality: 7
Quality: 7
Quality: 7
Weight:
19
Weight:
19
Weight:
19
Durability: 5
Durability: 7
Durability: 10
Required Strength:
12

Leather Belts
Leather has always been a far better way to protect yourself. Especially when reinforced with
metal.
Belt
Spiked Belt
Triple Belt
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Quality: 7
Quality: 7
Quality: 7
Weight:
25
Weight:
31
Weight:
56
Durability: 10
Durability: 12
Durability: 17
Required Strength:
12
Required Strength:
16
Required Strength:
24

Chain Belts
Many smaller chains can make one fine belt, when done properly.
Heavy Belt
Finger Belt
Heavy Chain Belt
Armor:
2
Armor:
2
Armor:
2
Quality: 7
Quality: 7
Quality: 7
Weight:
87
Weight:
87
Weight:
117
Durability: 19
Durability: 21
Durability: 24
Required Strength:
27
Required Strength:
30
Required Strength:
35

Plate and Bone Belts

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bone belt offers a bit of extra protection against bone damage.
Bone Belt
Skull Belt
Heavy Plated Belt
Armor:
1
Armor:
2
Armor:
2
Quality: 7
Quality: 7
Quality: 7
Weight: 56
Weight:
117
Weight:
148
Durability: 14
Durability: 26
Durability: 28
Bone Resistance:
+1
Bone Resistance:
+1
Required Strength:
41
Required Strength:
19
Required Strength:
38

Unique Belts
Marksmans Rope
Armor:
1
Weight: 55
Durability: 14
Const.:
+3
Bone Resistance:
+3
Required Strength:
19

The spiked belt, Marksmans Rope, is part of the ranger set, and
is a reward for giving the book to Cytha in the Black Temple of
Act 3.

Gloves
Gloves protect the hand and wrist against attacks, but reduce the feeling for the weapon you are
carrying.

Rags Gloves
Rags Gloves
Armor:
1
Quality: 7
Weight: 7
Durability: 3
Accuracy: -3%

Rags gloves are the simplest of all gloves. They offer protection,
but are not made with the delicacy required for quality gloves.
Still, sometimes they are better than having nothing at all.

There are nine different types of rags gloves, and they only differ in their color.
Black
Blue
Brown Green
Cyan
Yellow Red
White

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Leather Gloves
Leather Gloves
Armor:
1
Quality: 7
Weight:
13
Durability: 6
Accuracy: -3%

Leather gloves are a small step up from the rags, offering better
protection at a slightly higher weight.

Chain and Scale Gloves

Chain Gloves
Armor:
1
Quality: 7
Weight:
25
Durability: 10
Accuracy: -3%
Required Strength:
12

Scale Gloves
Armor:
1
Quality: 7
Weight:
56
Durability: 17
Accuracy: -3%
Required Strength:
24

Chain and scale gloves offer much

more protection, but due to their
construction they severely reduce
your agility in handling a weapon.

Gauntlets
Gauntlets
Armor:
2
Quality: 7
Weight:
87
Durability: 24
Accuracy: -3%
Required Strength:
35

Gauntlets are also named plate gloves. They offer a good

protection at the cost of extra weight and reduced accuracy.

Shadow and Bone Gloves

Bone Gloves
Armor:
1
Quality: 7
Weight:
31
Durability: 13
Accuracy: -3%
Resistance Bone:
+2
Required Strength:
17

Shadow Gloves
Armor:
2
Quality: 7
Weight:
44
Durability: 20
Accuracy: -3%
Resistance Shadow: +1
Required Strength:
28

In addition to being decent gloves,

the shadow and bone gloves also
offer extra protection against
shadow and bone attacks.

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Raanaar Gloves
Raanaar Gloves
Armor:
2
Quality: 7
Weight: 116
Durability: 27
Accuracy: -3%
Required Strength:
40

Raanaar gloves are heavy, but they make up for the extra weight
by offering a better protection.

Unique Gloves
There are some unique gloves to be found which are all part of an armor set.
Marksmans Friend
Prince of Fire
Princess of Fire
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Weight: 30
Weight:
12
Weight:
24
Durability: 13
Durability: 6
Durability: 10
Accuracy: -3%
Accuracy: +6%
Accuracy: -3%
Req. Str.: 12
Res. Bone: +1
Speed:
+6%
Required Strength:
17
In a chest near the mutant in the Imp Village, the leather gloves, Marksmans Friend, can be found.
They are part of the ranger set.
The Prince of Fire and the Princess of Fire are both chain gloves from the fire set. The first is
located in a bookshelf at the temple mage merchants shop of Act 3, and the second is next to the
strange box in the imp merchants cellar in the Imp Village of Act 2.

Helmets
Keeping your head in one piece and undamaged is a very important thing to do. Ranging from the
light weight hat to the heavy plated helmet, headgear offers a variety of protection, but with the
penalty of reduced initiative and accuracy.

Hats
Hats offer only little protection, but they sure can match really well with the rest of whatever you
are wearing. There are six different types of hats to choose from, including a set of donkey ears
Hat
Black
White
Brown Green
Donkey Ears
Armor:
1
Quality: 8
Weight:
13
Durability: 6
Accuracy:
-6%
Initiative:
-5%

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Leather Helmets
Leather Cap
Armor:
2
Quality: 8
Weight:
25
Durability: 13
Accuracy:
-6%
Initiative:
-4%

The leather helmet is the simplest of all helmets and can be found
everywhere.

Chain, Scale and Plate Helmets

A sturdy helmet offers the best protection, in spite of its weight.
Chain Helmet
Scale Helmet
Plate Helmet
Armor:
3
Armor:
4
Armor:
6
Quality: 8
Quality: 8
Quality: 8
Weight:
56
Weight:
87
Weight:
117
Durability: 22
Durability: 39
Durability: 55
Accuracy:
-5% Accuracy:
-5% Accuracy:
-5%
Initiative:
-4% Initiative:
-4% Initiative:
-4%
Required Strength:
12
Required Strength:
24
Required Strength:
35

Shadow and Bone Helmets

Bone Helmet
Armor:
4
Quality: 8
Weight:
56
Durability: 29
Accuracy:
-5%
Initiative:
-4%
Bone Resistance:
+3
Required Strength:
17

Shadow Helmet
Armor:
5
Quality: 8
Weight:
87
Durability: 46
Accuracy:
-5%
Initiative:
-4%
Shadow Resistance: +3
Required Strength:
28

Besides being good helmets,

shadow and bone helmets also offer
extra protection against shadow
and bone damage.

Raanaar Helmet
Raanaar Helmet
Armor:
7
Quality: 8
Weight:
117
Durability: 62
Accuracy:
-5%
Initiative:
-4%
Required Strength:
40

The Raanaar helmet is one of the better helmets, and adds a lot to
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Unique Helmets
There are some unique helmets available and some of them are even part of an armor set.
Lucky Cap
Headbone
Strangers Hat
Armor:
2
Armor:
4
Armor:
5
Weight:
25
Weight:
55
Weight:
55
Durability: 13
Durability: 29
Durability: 46
Accuracy: -6%
Accuracy: -5%
Accuracy: -5%
Initiative:
-4% Initiative:
-4% Initiative:
-4%
Luck:
+12 Luck:
+33 Sight:
+2
Resistance Bone:
+3
Mana:
+30
Required Strength:
17
Resistance Bone:
+3
Resistance Spiritual: +8
Required Strength:
28
The talking skull in Act 1 gives you the leather Lucky Cap after you have killed Fergus, the Torture
Master. The Headbone bone helmet is yours after killing the Air Demon in the cave with exotic
ore on Ruins Island of Act 3. In the second level of the Maintenance tunnels of Act 4, near the
corpse of Mat, the Strangers Hat can be found.

Leggings
Leggings protect the legs from harm, but reduce speed and initiative at the same time.

Rags Leggings
Rags Leggings
Armor:
1
Quality: 8
Weight: 25
Durability: 7
Speed:
-6%
Initiative:
-3%

Rags leggings offer only little protection against harm. But even
a bit of protection is still something.

Cloth Leggings
White Cloth Leggings
Armor:
1
Quality: 8
Weight: 25
Durability: 7
Speed:
-6%
Initiative:
-3%

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Cloth leggings are not better than rags leggings, but they come in
different colors and some just might make a match with the rest of
your clothes.

Equipment
There are eight different colored cloth rags, all of them with the same statistics.
Black
Blue
Brown
Green
Cyan
Yellow
Grey

Leather Leggings
Leather Leggings
Armor:
2
Quality: 8
Weight:
56
Durability: 15
Speed:
-6%
Initiative:
-3%

Leather leggings are very common. They offer a slightly better

protection than rags and cloth leggings.

Chain, Scale and Plate Leggings

For better protection, take the chain, scale or plate leggings. They weigh more than the other
leggings, but they add more protection.
Chain Leggings
Armor:
3
Quality: 8
Weight:
87
Durability: 26
Speed:
-5%
Initiative:
-3%
Required Strength:
12

Scale Leggings
Armor:
4
Quality: 8
Weight: 117
Durability: 45
Speed:
-5%
Initiative:
-3%
Required Strength:
24

Plate Leggings
Armor:
6
Quality: 8
Weight:
148
Durability: 63
Speed:
-5%
Initiative:
-3%
Required Strength:
35

Bone and Shadow Leggings

Bone Leggings
Armor:
4
Quality: 8
Weight:
93
Durability: 34
Speed:
-5%
Initiative:
-3%
Resistance Bone:
+3
Required Strength:
17

Shadow Leggings
Armor:
5
Quality: 8
Weight: 117
Durability: 53
Speed:
-5%
Initiative:
-3%
Resistance Shadow: +3
Required Strength:
28

To have some extra protection

against bone or shadow, use one of
these leggings.

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Raanaar Leggings
Raanaar Leggings
Armor:
7
Quality: 8
Weight: 147
Durability: 71
Speed:
-5%
Initiative:
-3%
Required Strength:
40

The best leggings are the Raanaar leggings, if you can find them.

Rings
You can wear one ring per hand. Some rings simply look nice, others offer an additional bonus.

Rings
These simple rings are made out of a variety of materials, ranging from cord to gold.
Cord
Plain Ring
Copper Ring
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Weight:
7
Weight:
7
Weight:
7
Durability:
4
Durability:
8
Durability:
11
Iron Ring
Silver Ring
Gold Ring
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Weight:
7
Weight:
7
Weight:
7
Durability:
16
Durability:
19
Durability:
28

Gem Rings
Rings that not only look good because they are made out of gems, but also offer protection.
Sapphire Ring
Ruby Ring
Emerald Ring
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Weight:
7
Weight:
7
Weight:
7
Durability:
28
Durability:
31
Durability:
34
Diamond Ring
Blackrock Ring
Pearl Ring
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Weight:
7
Weight:
7
Weight:
7
Durability:
39
Durability:
43
Durability:
51

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Bone Rings
These rings are made out of bone and can offer an extra protection against bone damage.
Bone Ring
Birdclaw Ring
Skull Ring
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Quality: 6
Weight:
7
Weight:
7
Weight:
7
Durability:
23
Durability:
39
Durability:
46
Resistance Bone:
+1

Unique Rings
Better than regular rings are the unique ones that can be found here and there.
By either killing the Imp Shaman or
Morpheus
Zandalor's Eye
by stealing it from him in Act 2, the
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
silver ring Morpheus can be yours.
Weight:
6
Weight:
6
Durability: 28
Durability: 19
The emerald ring, Zandalor's Eye,
Regeneration:
+3
is in the possession of the witch
Mana:
30
Kiya in Act 3. Kill her in her crypt
Resistance Spiritual: +1
to get this ring.

Shields
Shields increase your protection additionally by using the Shield blocking skill from the Warrior
Defensive Specialties path. You can block your enemys attack, thus reducing the chance to be hit.
Only the base protection is listed here.

Wooden Shields
Round
Armor:
Blocking:
Quality:
Weight:
Durability:
Speed:
Initiative:

1
5
6
56
7
-3%
-7%

Wooden Buckler
Armor:
Blocking:
Quality:
Weight:
Durability:
Speed:
Initiative:

2
5
6
87
13
-3%
-7%

Wooden shields are small and not

too heavy, while still offering some
protection.

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Small Metal Shields
Metal

Buckler
Armor:
Blocking:
Quality:
Weight:
Durability:
Speed:
Initiative:

2
5
6
117
18
-3%
-7%

Royal
Armor:
Blocking:
Quality:
Weight:
Durability:
Speed:
Initiative:
Req. Str.:

3
5
7
148
26
-3%
-7%
12

Armor:
Blocking:
Quality:
Weight:
Durability:
Speed:
Initiative:
Req. Str.:
Tournament
Armor:
Blocking:
Quality:
Weight:
Durability:
Speed:
Initiative:
Req. Str.:

3
5
6
130
26
-3%
-7%
12

3
10
7
179
31
-3%
-7%
16

A better protection is offered by

metal shields, especially as they last
longer.

A bit larger are the Royal and

Tournament shields. Because of
that they offer a better protection at
a higher weight.

Large Metal Shields

The really large shields protect the wearer very well. Of course, these shields do require a strong
person to carry them.
Magic
Large
Tower
Armor:
4
Armor:
4
Armor:
5
Blocking: 10
Blocking: 10
Blocking: 10
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
167
Weight:
191
Weight:
210
Durability: 45
Durability: 37
Durability: 50
Speed:
-3%
Speed:
-3%
Speed:
-3%
Initiative: -6%
Initiative: -6%
Initiative: -6%
Req. Str.: 24
Req. Str.: 19
Req. Str.: 27

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Bone and Shadow Shields

Bone Shield
Armor:
Blocking:
Quality:
Weight:
Durability:
Speed:
Initiative:
Req. Str.:

6
15
8
302
63
-3%
-6%
35

Shadow Shield
Armor:
Blocking:
Quality:
Weight:
Durability:
Speed:
Initiative:
Req. Str.:

5
10
8
241
55
-3%
-6%
30

The Bone and Shadow shields are

very good shields that, however, do
not offer extra bone and shadow
protection.

Raanaar Shield
Raanaar Shield
Armor:
Blocking:
Quality:
Weight:
Durability:
Speed:
Initiative:
Req. Str.:

7
15
8
487
71
-3%
-6%
40

The best and heaviest shield is the Raanaar shield. If you can find
it and can handle the weight, it offers a lot of protection.

Unique Shields
Two unique shields are in the game.
Angels Hide
Armor:
Blocking:
Weight:
Durability:
Speed:
Initiative:
Req. Str.:

7
15
486
71
-3%
-6%
40

Shield of Faith
Armor:
4
Blocking: 14
Weight:
166
Durability: 45
Speed:
-3%
Initiative: -6%
vs. Piercing: +2
Res. Air:
+8
Required Strength:
24

The magic shield, Angels Hide, is

dropped by General Bram upon
defeating him in his camp in Act 3.
The Raanaar Shield of Faith is the
reward for passing the test of Faith
in the Academy of Act 4.

Shoes
Shoes offer protection to the feet and even make sure that some attacks are diverted. Sandals and
boots can be found in this section as well.

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Sandals
Sandal
Armor:
1
Quality: 8
Weight: 13
Durability: 3
Speed:
-3%

The sandal is the most common of all footwear. It gives very little
protection, but walking around with nothing on your feet isnt too
great either.

Shoes
A bit better than sandals are the shoes. Although they do not give more protection than sandals,
they sure look a lot better. The shoes come in different colors, but they all offer the same
protection.
Shoe
Blue Shoe Brown Shoe Green Shoe Black Shoe
Armor:
1
Quality: 8
Weight: 5-12
Durability: 3
Speed:
-3%
The blue shoes have a weight of twenty-five. The other shoes have the same weight as the regular
shoe.

Regular Boots
Boots have a much better durability than shoes or sandals have. Although some of the boot images
appear to be incorrect, this is what the engine uses in the inventory screen. Your hero will have
the correct boots equipped, regardless of the image used.
Boot
Brown Boot Grey Boot Red Boot
White Boot
Armor:
1
Quality: 8
Weight: 56
Durability: 7
Speed:
-3%
Required Strength:
10

Chain, Scale and Plate Boots

For better protection, wear better boots. The chain, scale and plate boots offer better protection,
but are a lot heavier too.

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Chain Boot
Armor:
1
Quality: 8
Weight:
87
Durability: 10
Speed:
-3%
Required Strength:
16

Scale Boot

Plate Boot

Armor:
2
Quality: 8
Weight: 148
Durability: 17
Speed:
-3%
Required Strength:
30

Armor:
4
Quality: 8
Weight:
179
Durability: 27
Speed:
-3%
Required Strength:
40

Bone and Shadow Boots

If extra protection against bone or shadow attacks is needed, then these boots are the correct
choice.
Bone Boot
Shadow Boot
Armor:
2
Armor:
3
Quality: 8
Quality: 8
Weight:
117
Weight: 148
Durability: 13
Durability: 20
Speed:
-3%
Speed:
-3%
Resistance Bone:
+1
Resistance Shadow: +1
Required Strength:
22
Required Strength:
36

Unique Boots
There is one unique shoe and one unique boot in the game.
Holy Sandals of the Damned Thunderfoot
Armor:
3
Armor:
3
Weight:
12
Weight: 147
Durability: 20
Durability: 20
Speed:
+2%
Speed:
+3%
Stamina: +300
Stamina: +300
Evasion:
+3
Resistance Shadow: +1
Required Strength:
36
Resistance Fire:
+4
Required Strength:
36

Crazy Barnabus gives you the

Holy Sandals as a reward for
retrieving his lost book in Act 3.
By passing the test of endurance in
the Academy of Act 4, the plate
boots Thunderfoot are your
reward.

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Weapons
Arrows
Arrows can be shot with a bow or a crossbow. Depending on which bow or crossbow is used, a
specific damage is done and added to the damage done by the arrow. There are one common and
twelve special arrows, each doing their own type of damage.

Piercing Arrows
There are three different types of arrows doing piercing damage. The normal arrow is the standard
arrow that can be found almost everywhere and with the proper skill can be converted into a
special arrow.
The Power arrow is a stronger variant of the normal arrow, doing more piercing damage, and
having a longer range. The splitting arrow splits itself up into multiple normal arrows, once it is
airborne. This makes it possible to do damage to a group of attackers.
Normal Arrow
Power Arrow
Splitting Arrow
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Damage
5-12
Damage
42-90
Damage
15-34
Quality:
5
Quality:
5
Quality:
5
Weight:
13
Weight:
13
Weight:
13
Durability: 2
Durability: 15
Durability: 7

Fire Arrows
Fire arrows dont do any piercing, but fire damage instead. This is very useful with creatures that
have a low fire resistance. The major difference between an explosive and a fire arrow is that the
fire arrow does damage on one creature only, whereas the explosive arrow explodes, and does
damage to other creatures in the neighborhood also.
Fire Arrow
Explosive Arrow
Dmg. Type: Fire
Dmg. Type: Fire
Damage
8-16
Damage
13-28
Quality:
5
Quality:
5
Weight:
13
Weight:
13
Durability: 3
Durability: 6

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Air, Earth and Water Arrows

For creatures with a low resistance against air, water or earth, these arrows are very effective.
Air Arrow
Earth Arrow
Water Arrow
Dmg. Type: Air
Dmg. Type: Earth
Dmg. Type: Water
Damage
8-16
Damage
8-16
Damage
12-26
Quality:
5
Quality:
5
Quality:
5
Weight:
13
Weight:
13
Weight:
13
Durability: 3
Durability: 3
Durability: 5

Ethereal, Poison and Spiritual Arrows

Many creatures, with the exception of spiders maybe, dont like poison. So using a poison arrow
can be very useful. Ethereal and spiritual arrows have their effects too, especially on the dead
amongst us.
Ethereal Arrow
Poison Arrow
Spiritual Arrow
Dmg. Type: Ethereal
Dmg. Type: Poison
Dmg. Type: Spiritual
Damage
24-49
Damage
22-23
Damage
23-47
Quality:
5
Quality:
5
Quality:
5
Weight:
13
Weight:
12
Weight:
13
Durability: 10
Durability: 4
Durability: 9

Bone and Shadow Arrows

Some creatures have a low resistance against bone or shadow damage, and in those cases, these
arrows are very useful.
Bone Arrow
Shadow Arrow
Dmg. Type: Bone
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
28-58
Damage
28-58
Quality:
5
Quality:
5
Weight:
13
Weight:
13
Durability: 12
Durability: 12

Axes
There are one-handed and two-handed axes. The first allows carrying a shield, and the second
doesnt, as you need both hands to use the axe. Another difference is that a two-handed axe is more
difficult to use, but does more damage than a one-handed axe.

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Poison Damage
When an axe is prefixed with the term Poisonous, it causes poison damage, instead of slashing
damage. For a one-handed axe the poisonous damage is four, with a duration of three seconds, and
for a two-handed axe the damage is the same, but the duration is four seconds.

One-handed Axes
There are several one-handed axes to be found. They vary not only in size and weight, but also in
the damage that they do.
Small Axe
Axe
Large Axe
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Damage
8-16
Damage
13-27
Damage
39-79
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
37
Weight:
36
Weight:
56
Durability: 6
Durability: 12
Durability: 40
Accuracy: -8%
Accuracy: -8%
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-8%
Speed:
-8%
Speed:
-7%
Initiative: -8%
Initiative: -8%
Initiative: -7%
Req. Str.: 36

Broad Axe
Cleaver
Woodcutters Axe
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Damage
28-57
Damage
21-42
Damage
33-67
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
44
Weight:
43
Weight:
50
Durability: 28
Durability: 20
Durability: 34
Accuracy: -8%
Accuracy: -8%
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-8%
Speed:
-8%
Speed:
-7%
Initiative: -8%
Initiative: -8%
Initiative: -7%
Req. Str.: 24
Req. Str.: 16
Req. Str. 30

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One-handed Bone and Shadow Axes

Bone Axe
Dmg. Type: Bone
Damage
25-50
Quality:
7
Weight:
44
Durability: 24
Accuracy: -8%
Speed:
-8%
Initiative: -8%
Req. Str.: 20

Shadow Axe
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
33-67
Quality:
7
Weight:
50
Durability: 34
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-7%
Initiative: -7%
Req. Str.: 30

Instead of slashing damage,

the bone and shadow axes do
bone and shadow damage
respectively.

One-handed Raanaar Axe

Raanaar Axe
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
52-105
Quality:
7
Weight:
56
Durability: 54
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-7%
Initiative: -7%
Req. Str.: 50

The Raanaar axe is a relatively small axe, but it has blades on

two sides, therefore causing a higher damage.

Two-handed Axes
Two-handed axes are more difficult to use, but they can do a lot more damage, too.
Two-handed Battle Axe
Great Axe
Giant Axe
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Damage
35-64
Damage
52-98
Damage
61-114
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
178
Weight:
179
Weight:
179
Durability: 29
Durability: 50
Durability: 59
Accuracy: -8%
Accuracy: -7%
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-9%
Speed:
-8%
Speed:
-8%
Initiative: -9%
Initiative: -8%
Initiative: -8%
Req. Str.: 16
Req. Str.: 30
Req. Str. 36

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Two-handed Bone and Shadow Axes
Instead of slashing damage,
Great Two-handed Bone Axe Great Shadow Axe
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing the bone and shadow axes do
bone and shadow damage.
Damage
41-78
Damage
52-98
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
178
Weight:
178
Durability: 38
Durability: 50
Accuracy: -8%
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-9%
Speed:
-8%
Initiative: -9%
Initiative: -8%
Req. Str.: 22
Req. Str.: 30

Two-handed Raanaar Axe

This weapon, once used by the Raanaar, is a very powerful axe.
Two-handed Raanaar Axe
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Damage
80-150
Quality:
7
Weight:
179
Durability: 80
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-8%
Initiative: -8%
Req. Str.: 50

Unique Axes
There are two unique axes, both of them two-handed. Besides just being better weapons, they also
add extra boosts.
The Decapitator is dropped
Decapitator
Demon's Cutter
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing by Oren after killing him in
the Crystal Forest of Act 3.
Damage
57-107
Damage
86-161
Weight:
178
Weight:
178
The Demons Cutter is in the
Durability: 50
Durability: 80
same room where the Bone of
Accuracy: -7%
Accuracy: -2%
the Founder lies (Act 4).
Speed:
-8%
Speed:
-8%
Initiative: -8%
Initiative:
-8%
Survival: +3
Constitution: +4
Resistance: +15
Stamina:
+400
Req. Str.: 30
Req. Str.:
50

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Bows
Bows are two-handed weapons. Besides being better in speed, accuracy and initiative, they have
a wider range, too - compared to crossbows.

Bows
Bows come in different sizes. The most common ones are short and long bows. In between these
two there is the composite bow.
Short Bow
Composite Bow
Long Bow
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Damage
4-17
Damage
12-41
Damage
21-67
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
56
Weight:
56
Weight:
56
Durability: 4
Durability: 16
Durability: 28
Accuracy: -3%
Accuracy: -3%
Accuracy: -3%
Speed:
-3%
Speed:
-3%
Speed:
-3%
Initiative: -3%
Initiative: -3%
Initiative: -3%
Req. Str.: 4
Req. Str. 9
Req. Agil.: 12
Req. Agil.: 24
Besides these, there are improved versions of the short and long bow, which are the hunters bow
and elven bow respectively.
Hunters Bow
Elven Bow
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Damage
7-27
Damage
31-94
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
56
Weight:
56
Durability: 9
Durability: 39
Accuracy: -3%
Accuracy: -3%
Speed:
-3%
Speed:
-3%
Initiative: -3%
Initiative: -3%
Req. Str.: 14
Req. Agil.: 35

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Bone and Shadow Bows
Bone Bow
Dmg. Type: Bone
Damage
17-54
Quality:
7
Weight:
56
Durability: 21
Accuracy: -3%
Speed:
-3%
Initiative: -3%
Req. Str.: 6
Req. Agil.: 17

Shadow Bow
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
21-67
Quality:
7
Weight:
56
Durability: 28
Accuracy: -3%
Speed:
-3%
Initiative: -3%
Req. Str.: 9
Req. Agil.: 24

Bone and shadow bows do

bone and shadow damage,
instead of piercing damage.

Raanaar Bow
Raanaar Bow
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Damage
35-105
Quality:
7
Weight:
56
Durability: 44
Accuracy: -3%
Speed:
-3%
Initiative: -3%
Req. Str.: 16
Req. Agil.: 40

The Raanaar bow is one of the most powerful bows that can be
found.

Unique Bows
Eradicator
Marksman's Rapid Shot
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Damage
28-74
Damage: 34-87
Weight:
56
Quality:
7
Durability: 28
Weight:
55
Accuracy: -3%
Durability: 33
Speed:
+2%
Accuracy: -3%
Initiative: -3%
Speed:
-3%
Evasion: +3
Initiative: +2%
Req. Str.: 9
Stamina: +5
Req. Agil.: 24
Req. Str.: 11
Req. Agil.: 28

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Unique items are very good

and very expensive. The
unique bows offer better stats
and boost some of your stats as
well.
The Eradicator is a long bow
that you can get by killing
Groblar in the Black Temple of
Act 4, or by stealing it from
him.
The
composite
b o w,
Marksmans Rapid Shot, is

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part of the Ranger set and is located in a trapped chest, hidden behind crates on a table in the
southwest room of the warehouse in Act 4.

Crossbows
Crossbows are two handed weapons and used for short distances. Their speed, accuracy and
initiative compared to bows are worse, but they do more crushing damage.

Crossbows
Crossbows come in different sizes. The most common ones are light and heavy crossbows. In
between these two there is the regular crossbow.
Light Crossbow
Regular Crossbow
Heavy Crossbow
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Damage
7-15
Damage
11-25
Damage
18-39
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
87
Weight:
87
Weight:
87
Durability: 4
Durability: 9
Durability: 16
Accuracy: -5%
Accuracy: -4%
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-5%
Speed:
-4%
Speed:
-4%
Initiative: -5%
Initiative: -4%
Initiative: -4%
Req. Str. 12
Req. Agil.: 4
And there are two even more powerful crossbows.
Assassin's Crossbow
War Crossbow
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Damage
28-62
Damage
41-88
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
87
Weight:
87
Durability: 28
Durability: 39
Accuracy: -4%
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-4%
Speed:
-4%
Initiative: -4%
Initiative: -4%
Req. Str. 24
Req. Str. 35
Req. Agil.: 9
Req. Agil.: 14

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Bone and Shadow Crossbows
Bone Crossbow
Dmg. Type: Bone
Damage
23-50
Quality:
7
Weight:
87
Durability: 21
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-4%
Initiative: -4%
Req. Str.
17
Req. Agil.: 6

Shadow Crossbow
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
28-62
Quality:
7
Weight:
87
Durability: 28
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-4%
Initiative: -4%
Req. Str. 24
Req. Agil.: 9

Bone and Shadow crossbows

do bone and shadow damage
instead of crushing.

Raanaar Crossbow
If you are lucky enough to find a Raanaar crossbow you have
Raanaar Crossbow
Dmg. Type: Crushing a powerful weapon in your hands.
Damage
47-100
Quality:
7
Weight:
87
Durability: 44
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-4%
Initiative: -4%
Req. Str.
40
Req. Agil.: 16

Unique Crossbows
There is only one unique crossbow, which can be found in the
Inquisition Crossbow
Dmg. Type: Crushing Imp Heros house after asking the Tree of Insight for a good
weapon or after returning from the Shamans Realm in Act 2.
Damage
18-39
Weight:
86
Durability: 16
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-4%
Initiative: -4%
Req. Str.
12
Req. Agil.: 4

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Clubs
Clubs are one-handed weapons. They do crushing damage and are not too heavy to carry. They
are, however, not very delicate weapons and thus not very accurate or fast.

Poison Damage
When a club is prefixed with the term Poisonous, it does poison instead of crushing damage. The
poison damage is three, with a duration of one second.

Regular clubs
The regular clubs are made out of wood and are sometimes reinforced with nails and spikes.
Club
Spiked Club
Maul
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Damage
8-13
Damage
13-23
Damage
21-37
Quality:
9
Quality:
9
Quality:
9
Weight:
18
Weight:
24
Weight:
24
Durability: 4
Durability: 9
Durability: 16
Accuracy: -7%
Accuracy: -7%
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-7%
Speed:
-7%
Speed:
-7%
Initiative: -7%
Initiative: -7%
Initiative: -7%
Req. Str. 16

Metal clubs
The metal clubs are made out of wood, but have a metal spiked head, doing a lot more damage
than the regular clubs.
Mace
Morning Star
Flail
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Damage
28-50
Damage
33-60
Damage
38-68
Quality:
9
Quality:
9
Quality:
9
Weight:
37
Weight:
37
Weight:
44
Durability: 23
Durability: 28
Durability: 31
Accuracy: -6%
Accuracy: -6%
Accuracy: -6%
Speed:
-6%
Speed:
-6%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -6%
Initiative: -6%
Initiative: -6%
Req. Str. 24
Req. Str. 30
Req. Str. 34

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Bone and Shadow Clubs
Bone Club
Dmg. Type: Bone
Damage
25-44
Quality:
9
Weight:
31
Durability: 19
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-7%
Initiative: -7%
Req. Str.
20

Shadow Club
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
33-60
Quality:
9
Weight:
31
Durability: 28
Accuracy: -6%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -6%
Req. Str. 30

The bone and shadow clubs do

bone and shadow damage
instead of the normal crushing
damage.

Sceptre and Raanaar Clubs

Sceptre

Both the sceptre and the

Raanaar Club
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing Raanaar clubs are powerful
clubs.
Damage
46-83
Damage
52-94
Quality:
9
Quality:
9
Weight:
36
Weight:
44
Durability: 39
Durability: 44
Accuracy: -6%
Accuracy: -6%
Speed:
-6%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -6%
Initiative: -6%
Req. Str.
44
Req. Str. 50

Unique Clubs
Fist of Doom
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
46-83
Weight:
36
Durability: 39
Accuracy: -6%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -6%
Const.:
+3
Vitality:
+30
Req. Str.
44

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The Fist of Doom is in the possession of the Black Bishop in the

church of Act 3. To get it, you will have to steal it or kill him.

Weapons

Daggers
Daggers are light weight one-handed weapons that do piercing damage.

Poison Damage
When a dagger is prefixed with the term Poisonous, it does poison instead of piercing damage.
The poison damage is one, with a duration of two seconds.

Knives
Knives can be used for many purposes, they dont have a high quality, but are cheap because of
that.
Kitchen Knife
Knife
Hunter's Knife
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Damage
4-12
Damage
6-18
Damage
8-24
Quality:
9
Quality:
9
Quality:
9
Weight:
12
Weight:
13
Weight:
12
Durability: 3
Durability: 5
Durability: 7
Accuracy: -3%
Accuracy: -3%
Accuracy: -3%
Speed:
-2%
Speed:
-2%
Speed:
-2%
Initiative: -2%
Initiative: -2%
Initiative: -2%

Daggers
Daggers have a much higher quality than knives and as a result are more effective in combat also.
But then again, they probably are useless in the kitchen.
Dagger
Long Dagger
Royal Dagger
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Damage
12-33
Damage
21-55
Damage
31-78
Quality:
9
Quality:
9
Quality:
9
Weight:
13
Weight:
13
Weight:
12
Durability: 10
Durability: 17
Durability: 24
Accuracy: -2%
Accuracy: -2%
Accuracy: -1%
Speed:
-2%
Speed:
-2%
Speed:
-2%
Initiative: -2%
Initiative: -2%
Initiative: -2%
Req. Agil.: 12
Req. Agil.: 24
Req. Agil.: 35

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Bone and Shadow Daggers
Bone and Shadow daggers dont do piercing damage, but bone and shadow damage instead.
Bone Dagger
Shadow Dagger
Dmg. Type: Bone
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
17-44
Damage
21-55
Quality:
9
Quality:
9
Weight:
13
Weight:
13
Durability: 13
Durability: 17
Accuracy: -1%
Accuracy: -1%
Speed:
-2%
Speed:
-2%
Initiative: -2%
Initiative: -2%
Req. Agil.: 17
Req. Agil.: 24

Raanaar Dagger
Raanaar Dagger
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Damage
35-88
Quality:
9
Weight:
13
Durability: 27
Accuracy: -1%
Speed:
-2%
Initiative: -2%
Req. Agil.: 40

The Raanaar dagger is one of the best daggers that an

adventurer can find in the world of Nemisis.

Hammers
Like clubs, hammers do crushing damage. Unlike clubs, hammers are two-handed weapons, and
therefore more difficult to handle, but due to their extra weight they can do a lot more damage.

Poison Damage
When a hammer is prefixed with the term Poisonous, it does poison instead of crushing damage.
The poison damage is three, with a duration of three seconds.

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Hammers
The standard hammers are simple hammers, that still manage to do a lot of damage.
Small Hammer
Big Wooden Hammer
Two-handed Hammer
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Damage
26-42
Damage
38-62
Damage
49-81
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
241
Weight:
241
Weight:
241
Durability: 17
Durability: 29
Durability: 41
Accuracy: -9%
Accuracy: -9%
Accuracy: -9%
Speed:
-9%
Speed:
-9%
Speed:
-9%
Initiative: -9%
Initiative: -9%
Initiative: -9%
Req. Str.: 16
Req. Str.: 24

Enhanced Hammers
The enhanced hammers are hammers that have been enhanced with the right amount of metal.
Spiked Battle War Hammer War Hammer
Battle Hammer
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Damage
57-95
Damage
63-105
Damage
77-129
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
241
Weight:
241
Weight:
241
Durability: 50
Durability: 56
Durability: 71
Accuracy: -8%
Accuracy: -8%
Accuracy: -8%
Speed:
-8%
Speed:
-8%
Speed:
-8%
Initiative: -8%
Initiative: -8%
Initiative: -8%
Req. Str.: 30
Req. Str.: 34
Req. Str.: 44

Bone and Shadow Hammers

Bone Hammer
Dmg. Type: Bone
Damage
43-71
Quality:
7
Weight:
241
Durability: 35
Accuracy: -9%
Speed:
-9%
Initiative: -9%
Req. Str.: 20

Shadow Hammer
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
57-95
Quality:
7
Weight:
241
Durability: 50
Accuracy: -8%
Speed:
-8%
Initiative: -8%
Req. Str.: 30

Bone and Shadow hammers

are decent hammers, that do
bone and shadow, instead of
crushing, damage.

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Raanaar Hammer
The Raanaar hammer is a mighty hammer, that will do a lot of
Raanaar Hammer
Dmg. Type: Crushing damage to your foes when wielded properly.
Damage
86-145
Quality:
7
Weight:
241
Durability: 80
Accuracy: -8%
Speed:
-8%
Initiative: -8%
Req. Str.: 50

Unique Hammer
The Headcrusher boosts your strength. Its damage is average, but for when it is available
(dropped by the smith near the end of act 1), it can be a great
Headcrusher
Dmg. Type: Crushing weapon.
Damage
26-42
Weight:
240
Durability: 17
Accuracy: -9%
Speed:
-9%
Initiative: -9%
Strength: +2

Spears
Spears are one-handed weapons that cant be thrown. They do piercing damage.

Poison Damage
When a spear is found prefixed with the term Poisonous, it does poison damage instead of
piercing damage. The poison damage is four, with a duration of four seconds.

Small Bladed Spears

Spears with a small blade can do less damage than the larger bladed ones, but they are still great
to use in the beginning of the game.

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Spear

Partisan
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Damage
5-13
Quality:
8
Weight:
55
Durability: 4
Accuracy: -5%
Speed:
-5%
Initiative: -5%

Amazons Spear
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Damage
8-22
Damage
15-36
Quality:
8
Quality:
8
Weight:
55
Weight:
55
Durability: 8
Durability: 13
Accuracy: -4%
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-4%
Speed:
-4%
Initiative: -4%
Initiative: -4%
Req. Str.: 4
Req. Agil.: 12

Large Bladed Spears

Hooked Spear
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Damage
25-59
Quality:
8
Weight:
55
Durability: 23
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-4%
Initiative: -4%
Req. Str.: 9
Req. Agil.: 24

For extra damage, use a spear with a larger blade. They can do
a lot more damage.

Bone and Shadow Spears

These spears do bone and shadow damage instead of the normal piercing damage.
Bone Spear
Shadow Spear
Shadow Trident
Dmg. Type: Bone
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
20-47
Damage
25-59
Damage
35-82
Quality:
8
Quality:
8
Quality:
8
Weight:
55
Weight:
55
Weight:
56
Durability: 17
Durability: 23
Durability: 32
Accuracy: -4%
Accuracy: -4%
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-4%
Speed:
-4%
Speed:
-4%
Initiative: -4%
Initiative: -4%
Initiative: -4%
Req. Str.: 6
Req. Str.: 9
Req. Str.: 14
Req. Agil.: 17
Req. Agil.: 24
Req. Agil.: 35

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Raanaar Spear
Raanaar Spear
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Damage
41-94
Quality:
8
Weight:
56
Durability: 36
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-4%
Initiative: -4%
Req. Str.: 16
Req. Agil.: 40

The best one is the Raanaar spear. It does a large amount of

damage for such a fragile looking spear.

Unique Spear
Strangers Spear
Dmg. Type: Piercing
Damage
46-104
Weight:
55
Durability: 32
Accuracy: +2%
Speed:
-4%
Initiative: -4%
Req. Str.: 14
Req. Agil.: 35

The Strangers spear is a nice spear to have, but it offers no

extra boosts or damage. It can be found next to the corpse of
Mat in the Maintenance Tunnels level 2, of Act 4.

Staffs
Staffs are two-handed weapons inflicting crushing damage.

Poison Damage
When a staff is prefixed with the term Poisonous, it does poison instead of crushing damage.
The poison damage is three, with a duration of three seconds.

Wooden Staffs
Wooden staffs are the simplest of staffs. They do a fair amount of crushing damage, but are
nothing special.

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Fighting Stick
Staff
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Damage
11-19
Quality:
7
Weight:
56
Durability: 4
Accuracy: -5%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -4%

Dmg. Type: Crushing

Damage
17-31
Quality:
7
Weight:
56
Durability: 9
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -4%

Bladed Staffs
Bladed staffs can do a lot more damage, due to the extra blade they have.
Glaive
Scythe
Great Halberd
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Damage
29-50
Damage
45-79
Damage
61-108
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
56
Weight:
56
Weight:
56
Durability: 20
Durability: 34
Durability: 48
Accuracy: -4%
Accuracy: -4%
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-7%
Speed:
-6%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -5%
Initiative: -5%
Initiative: -5%
Req. Str.: 4
Req. Str.: 9
Req. Str.: 14
Req. Agil.: 12
Req. Agil.: 24
Req. Agil.: 35

Bone and Shadow Staffs

For extra bone or shadow damage, use the bone or shadow staffs. These are great staffs that do
just what their name promises.
Bone Staff
Shadow Staff
Dmg. Type: Bone
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
32-59
Damage
40-74
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
55
Weight:
56
Durability: 21
Durability: 28
Accuracy: -4%
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-5%
Speed:
-5%
Initiative: -4%
Initiative: -4%
Req. Str.: 8
Req. Str.: 12
Req. Agil.: 22
Req. Agil.: 30

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Raanaar Staff
The Raanaar staff is one of the best staffs that one can find.
Raanaar Staff
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Damage
64-117
Quality:
7
Weight:
55
Durability: 44
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-5%
Initiative: -4%
Req. Str.: 20
Req. Agil.: 50

Unique Staffs
There are two Scythe Defenders in the game.
Defender
Defender
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Dmg. Type: Crushing
Damage
48-90
Damage
48-88
Weight:
55
Weight:
55
Durability: 34
Durability: 33
Accuracy: -4%
Accuracy: -4%
Speed:
-6%
Speed:
-5%
Initiative: -5%
Initiative: -4%
Res. Earth: +15
Req. Str.: 14
vs. Slashing: +15
Req. Agil.: 36
Req. Str.:
9
Req. Agil.: 24

The first Scythe Defender is

in the dungeon of the missing
monks in the Crystal Forest of
Act 3.
The second is in the cave near
the imp camp in Act 3.

Swords
There are many swords in the game. One-handed swords have a higher speed and accuracy, but
the two-handed swords do more damage.

Poison Damage
When a sword is prefixed with the term Poisonous, it does poison instead of slashing damage.
The poison damage is two, with a duration of five seconds for one-handed swords, or four seconds
for two-handed swords.

One-handed Swords
One-handed swords are available in many forms and sizes. Most swords are commonly available

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in the game.
Training Sword
Short Sword
Long Sword
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Damage
7-15
Damage
9-21
Damage
33-71
Quality:
8
Quality:
8
Quality:
8
Weight:
25
Weight:
25
Weight:
25
Durability: 6
Durability: 10
Durability: 38
Accuracy: -7%
Accuracy: -7%
Accuracy: -6%
Speed:
-7%
Speed:
-7%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -7%
Initiative: -7%
Initiative: -6%
Req. Str.: 27
Req. Agil.: 10
If you prefer the scimitar form for your sword, then there is a choice from three different swords.
Scimitar
Sabre
Cutlass
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Damage
12-28
Damage
18-39
Damage
24-53
Quality:
8
Quality:
8
Quality:
8
Weight:
25
Weight:
25
Weight:
25
Durability: 14
Durability: 20
Durability: 20
Accuracy: -7%
Accuracy: -7%
Accuracy: -6%
Speed:
-7%
Speed:
-7%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -7%
Initiative: -7%
Initiative: -6%
Req. Str.: 12
Req. Str.: 19
Req. Agil.: 4
Req. Agil.: 7
And then there are some special one-handed swords.
Broad Sword
Bastard Sword
Deathknights Sword
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Damage
28-62
Damage
37-79
Damage
41-88
Quality:
8
Quality:
8
Quality:
8
Weight:
25
Weight:
25
Weight:
25
Durability: 34
Durability: 42
Durability: 48
Accuracy: -6%
Accuracy: -6%
Accuracy: -6%
Speed:
-6%
Speed:
-6%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -6%
Initiative: -6%
Initiative: -6%
Req. Str.: 24
Req. Str.: 30
Req. Str.: 35
Req. Agil.: 9
Req. Agil.: 12
Req. Agil.: 14

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Bone and Shadow Sword
Bone and Shadow swords do bone and shadow damage instead of the normal slashing damage.
Bone Sword
Shadow Sword
Dmg. Type: Bone
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
22-47
Damage
28-62
Quality:
8
Quality:
8
Weight:
25
Weight:
24
Durability: 24
Durability: 34
Accuracy: -7%
Accuracy: -6%
Speed:
-7%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -7%
Initiative: -6%
Req. Str.: 16
Req. Str.: 24
Req. Agil.: 6
Req. Agil.: 9

Raanaar Sword
As always, the best weapons are the Raanaar weapons.
Raanaar Sword
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Damage
47-100
Quality:
8
Weight:
25
Durability: 54
Accuracy: -6%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -6%
Req. Str.: 40
Req. Agil.: 16

Unique Swords
If you can find them, then one of these unique swords is the best there is.

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Soul Drinker
Queen of Fire
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Damage
24-53
Damage
46-97
Weight:
24
Weight:
24
Durability: 28
Durability: 42
Accuracy: -6%
Accuracy: -6%
Speed:
-6%
Speed:
+2%
Initiative: -6%
Initiative: -6%
Req. Str.: 19
Evasion: +3
Req. Agil.: 7
Req. Str.: 30
Req. Agil.: 12

The Soul Drinker is yours by

killing the Mutant in the well
of the Little Village of the third
Necromancer task in Act 2.
The Queen of Fire bastard
sword is part of the fire set, and
can be found in the trapped
cupboard of the smiths room
in the Black Temple of Act 3.

Two-handed Swords
Two-handed swords are available in many forms and sizes. Most swords are commonly available
in the game.
Two-handed Bastard Sword Two Handed Sword
Claymore
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Damage
19-45
Damage
29-67
Damage
39-88
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
148
Weight:
148
Weight:
148
Durability: 17
Durability: 29
Durability: 41
Accuracy: -8%
Accuracy: -8%
Accuracy: -8%
Speed:
-9%
Speed:
-9%
Speed:
-9%
Initiative: -9%
Initiative: -9%
Initiative: -9%
Req. Str.: 16
Req. Str.: 24
Req. Agil.: 6
Req. Agil.: 9
You can also go for the really big swords.
Great Sword
Giant Sword
Royal Two-handed Sword
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Damage
45-103
Damage
50-113
Damage
55-124
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
148
Weight:
148
Weight:
148
Durability: 50
Durability: 56
Durability: 62
Accuracy: -7%
Accuracy: -7%
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-8%
Speed:
-8%
Speed:
-8%
Initiative: -8%
Initiative: -8%
Initiative: -8%
Req. Str.: 30
Req. Str.: 34
Req. Str.: 38
Req. Agil.: 12
Req. Agil.: 13
Req. Agil.: 15

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And finally there is a really special sword with teeth.
Big Sword With Teeth
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Damage
61-139
Quality:
7
Weight:
147
Durability: 71
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-8%
Initiative: -8%
Req. Str.: 44
Req. Agil.: 17

Two handed Bone and Shadow Swords

Two-handed Bone Sword
Dmg. Type: Bone
Damage
34-77
Quality:
7
Weight:
147
Durability: 35
Accuracy: -8%
Speed:
-9%
Initiative: -9%
Req. Str.: 20
Req. Agil.: 8

Great Shadow Sword

Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
45-103
Quality:
7
Weight:
148
Durability: 50
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-8%
Initiative: -8%
Req. Str.: 30
Req. Agil.: 12

For doing extra bone or

shadow damage, take one of
these two-handed swords.

Two-handed Raanaar Sword

Two-handed Raanaar Sword When you are looking for one of the best two-handed swords,
Dmg. Type: Slashing then take a look at this Raanaar sword.
Damage
68-154
Quality:
7
Weight:
147
Durability: 80
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-8%
Initiative: -8%
Req. Str.: 50
Req. Agil.: 20

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Unique Two-handed Swords

Deathknight Claw
Magic Sword
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Dmg. Type: Slashing
Damage
39-88
Damage
62-113
Weight:
147
Weight:
148
Durability: 41
Durability: 32
Accuracy: -8%
Accuracy: +8%
Speed:
-9%
Speed:
+9%
Initiative: -9%
Initiative: +9%
Evasion: +3
Res. Air:
+4%
Req. Str.: 24
Res. Water: +4%
Req. Agil.: 9
Res. Earth: +4%
Res. poison: -4%
Resistance Spiritual: -4%
Resistance Ethereal: -4%
Required Strength: 22
Required Agility:
21

The Deathknight Claw is most

useful in the beginning of the
game. It is a reward from
merchant Tully for stealing
the book he desires (Act 1).
The Magic Sword is in a
Raanaar Corpse on the Citadel
Prison Island in Act 2.

Wands
Wands are made out of wood, and do spiritual damage. They actually look more fragile than they
are, and require intelligence for usage.
The standard wands are made
Bark
Willow
Dmg. Type: Spiritual
Dmg. Type: Spiritual from different trees, each
having their own strength.
Damage
13-23
Damage
21-37
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
87
Weight:
87
Durability: 9
Durability: 41
Accuracy: -7%
Accuracy: -7%
Speed:
-7%
Speed:
-7%
Initiative: -7%
Initiative: -7%
Req. Int.: 16

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Oak

Ent Wood
Dmg. Type: Spiritual
Dmg. Type: Spiritual
Damage
33-60
Damage
46-83
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
87
Weight:
87
Durability: 28
Durability: 39
Accuracy: -6%
Accuracy: -6%
Speed:
-6%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -6%
Initiative: -6%
Req. Int.: 30
Req. Int.: 44

Bone and Shadow Wands

For some bone or shadow damage, instead of spiritual damage, take one of these wands.
Bone Wand
Shadow Wand
Dmg. Type: Bone
Dmg. Type: Shadow
Damage
26-46
Damage
39-70
Quality:
7
Quality:
7
Weight:
87
Weight:
87
Durability: 21
Durability: 33
Accuracy: -6%
Accuracy: -6%
Speed:
-6%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -6%
Initiative: -6%
Req. Int.: 22
Req. Int.: 36

Raanaar Wand
The Raanaar wand is one of the more powerful wands, and inflicts ethereal damage.
Raanaar Wand
Dmg. Type: Ethereal
Damage
52-94
Quality:
7
Weight:
87
Durability: 44
Accuracy: -6%
Speed:
-6%
Initiative: -6%
Req. Int.: 50

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Unique Wand
Zandalor's Inferno
Dmg. Type:
Damage
Weight:
Durability:
Accuracy:
Speed:
Initiative:
Evasion:
Res. Earth:
Req. Int.:

Zandalors Inferno is an average wand, giving some extra

Spiritual bonuses.
To get it, you need to steal from, or kill, one of the fake liches
33-60
86
in the Lich Cave of the Mushroom Forest of Act 2.
28
-6%
-6%
-8%
+3
+15
30

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Sets
Set items are hidden throughout all four acts, though there are no additional bonuses for equipping
multiple pieces from the same set. Another factor that may dampen the collection desire is that
changing acts will cause items to loose their set status and name, though the stats remain the same.
A list of available items and weapons will follow, including an exact description of the location.
Most are indestructible, as they have no degrade quality, but this could vary, depending on the
version of the game.

Bone Set
The bone set consists of two items: armor and a helmet.
Bone Armor - Spine Bone
Armor:
10
Weight:
147
Durability: 53
Speed:
-6%
Accuracy: -6%
Initiative: -7%
vs. Piercing: +5
vs. Crushing:
-3
Survival
+2
Sight
+3
Evasion:
+3
Required Strength:
36

Bone Helmet - Headbone

Armor:
4
Weight: 55
Durability: 29
Accuracy: -5%
Initiative: -4%
Luck:
+33
Resistance Bone:
+3
Required Strength:
17

The bone armor can be found in a

locked chest in the cave of Black
Imp Xanaxil/Crystal Forest in
Act 3. You get the helmet if you
kill the Air Demon in the cave
with exotic ore on Ruins Island
(Act 3).

Fire Set
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The armor is a reward from the
Slashing Raanaar ghosts in Act 2 when
they get their missing ring back,
46-97
or they drop the armor when you
24
kill them. The sword is in the
42
trapped cupboard of the smith's
-6%
+2%
room in the Black Temple of Act
-6%
3.
+3
30
12
Chain Gloves Prince of Fire Chain Gloves Princess of Fire The Prince of Fire gloves can be
found in a bookshelf at the
Armor:
1
Armor:
1
temple mage merchant's shop of
Weight:
12
Weight:
24
Act 3. The other gloves are next
Durability: 6
Durability: 10
to the strange box in the imp
Accuracy: +6%
Accuracy: -3%
merchant's cellar in Imp Village
Speed:
+6%
Req. Str.:
12
(Act 2).
Chain Armor King of Fire Queen of Fire
Armor:
7
Dmg. Type:
Weight:
209
Damage
Durability: 19
Weight:
Speed:
-8%
Durability:
Accuracy: -9%
Accuracy:
Initiative: -8%
Speed:
Res. Bone: +6
Initiative:
Resistance Shadow: -1
Evasion:
Required Strength:
20
Req. Str.:
Req. Agil.:

Ranger Set
The Ranger set consists of four items: armor, bow, gloves and belt.
The armor is a reward from the
Studded Leather
Composite Bow
cursed crystal man in the
Marksmans Cloak
Marksman's Rapid Shot
Armor:
3
Dmg. Type: Piercing Black Temple (Act 3). The bow
is in a trapped chest, hidden
Weight:
55
Damage
34-87
behind crates on a table, in the
Durability: 7
Weight:
55
southwest room of the
Speed:
-5%
Durability: 33
Accuracy: -5%
Accuracy: -3%
warehouse in the Black Temple.
Initiative: -5%
Speed:
-3%
vs. Piercing: +1
Initiative: +2%
Intelligence:
+1
Stamina: +300
Spiritual Resistance: +6
Req. Str.: 11
Req. Agil.: 28

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Leather Gloves
Marksmans Friend
Armor:
1
Weight:
30
Durability: 13
Accuracy: -3%
Res. Bone +1
Required Strength:
17

Spiked Belt
Marksmans Rope
Armor:
Weight:
Durability:
Const.:
Bone Resistance:
Required Strength:

1
55
14
+3
+3
19

The gloves are in a chest near the

mutant in the Imp Village pit of
Act 2.
The belt is a reward for the quest
"Book for a witch" from Cytha in
the Black Temple of Act 3.

Wizard Set
The wizard set consists of three items: armor, wand and ring.
Robe Armor
Oak Wand
Zandalors Skin
Zandalor's Inferno
Armor:
7
Dmg. Type:
Weight:
209
Damage
Durability: 19
Weight:
Speed:
-8%
Durability:
Accuracy: -9%
Accuracy:
Initiative: -8%
Speed:
Res. Bone: +6
Initiative:
Resistance Shadow: -1
Evasion:
Required Strength:
20
Res. Earth:
Req. Int.:
Emerald Ring
Zandalor's Eye
Armor:
Weight:
Durability:
Regeneration:
Mana:
Resistance Spiritual:

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Kill the ghosts in Mushroom

Forest who kidnapped the Imp
Spiritual Farmer's missing wife (Act 2) to
get the armor.
33-60
86
The wand can be stolen or looted
28
from one of the fake liches in the
-6%
Lich Cave of the Mushroom
-6%
Forest in Act 2.
-8%
+3
+15
30

The ring you get after killing Kiya in her crypt (Act 3).
1
6
19
+3
30
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Items and Objects

There are a large variety of objects in Beyond Divinity. The following pages give an overview of
the most important of them.

Objects in general
Arrows
There are thirteen different types of arrows, each giving a specific kind of damage and having the
same weight, regardless of the amount. With the appropriate skills, you can convert normal arrows
or even recover them. This comes in quite handy if you use the more powerful and rare kinds.
Books/manuscripts
Some simply add to humor or atmosphere in the game, but looking into each one is worth it. Some
contain hints and tips, and a very few grant you additional skills, spells or special abilities, such
as being able to read the Raanaar alphabet.
Equipment (weapons, armor, clothes)
Not much to say here - who would like to run unprotected throughout Nemisis? Just this additional
information so far: quality is determined by color in the following sequence order: white, green,
yellow, orange. The orange ones are the best - and sets are in a certain green color, a bit different
to the unique green.
Gems
You can find them all around the world and in all forms. They have no special capability, but come
in handy for trade. Collect and sell them to your next trader.
Note: Some gems are important, such as the Red and Yellow Gems for the statue in the
Maintenance Tunnels, level 1, and the quest Gem, also found there.
Keys
Keys are more or less hidden all over the world and acts - if you're lucky, they are not too far from
the object they unlock. If you're unlucky and the Larians decided to give you a good chase - grit
your teeth and bear it. Their form does not determine at once if it is a chest or a door key, so do
not throw them away, even if you do not find the solution at once - every key has a function and
disappears after use.
Lever
Keep a sharp lookout for these levers, if you can't open a door and find no key nearby. In order to
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in several combinations. So, be patient: they are important, especially when deactivating traps.
Mushrooms/Augmentors
Mushrooms can be found in the strangest places - but they are only decorative and - with a few
exceptions - of no further importance to the game now. This was different in Divine Divinity - so,
spare your time sitting in a mushroom patch and desperately trying to create potions. Quest
relevant mushrooms have a different size and name. Augmentors are also of no use in this game.
Unlike in Divine Divinity an Augmentor will not change a small potion into a larger potion.
Potions
Potions give you a boost for different stats. You can find them in various sizes and types/colors.
The color of the bottle shows you what they are for and the size specifies the points they give. A
special form is the "permanent potion". They increase one specific stat permanently. You can find
potions all over the world or you can create your own, which requires the "Alchemy-extract" skill
and alchemy plants.
Weapons
Weapons exist in all forms, variations and sizes: swords, maces, scythes, axes, fighting sticks,
bows, crossbows, wands - differing as one-handed or two-handed weapons. Some do normal
physical damage, others specialize in certain resistance damages. So, take a closer look to ensure
that you are not using a weapon with a damage type the monster can resist. If a monster is immune
to slashing damage, don't waste your time with a slashing weapon; use a crushing or piercing one
instead.

Special items in general

Alchemy material
Alchemy material exists in several sizes and variations - so far, no use is known.
Alchemy plants
Plant bunches to create potions exist in seven different colors, and you can use them if you have
the alchemy extract skill. Right clicking on one bunch opens a menu for several potion sizes to
choose from, and then one for potion variety - only the highlighted ones can be created. Their
effect seems to be dependent on your skill level as well.
Battlefield key
Take care that you do not overlook one. Each key you find grants access to one dungeon entrance
in the Battlefields. It is not necessary to put them into your inventory; a mere click on them is
essential to unlock the related Battlefields dungeon. The Battlefields are randomly generated in
each act. Therefore, you have to find the appropriate key, ranging from one to six, depending on
each act (Act 1 only has three entrances). As soon as you have completed the whole game, you

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will be able to roam these Battlefields again; this is Act 5.
Bedroll
If you find the bedroll, take it with you via drag&drop. You are free to sleep anywhere you like,
as long as you have food and the area is safe. Simply clicking on the bedroll opens a menu allowing
you to rest.
Charms
These tiny round magical charms boost your stats permanently according to their value. In Divine
Divinity, you had to learn a skill to use them, but Beyond Divinity allows you to simply place them
into an item with charm quality at once. You can left click on an equipped item, and drag&drop
a charm into it (ignore the cross over the slots). Choose wisely since you can't take them out of
the slots again. When you open the charm window, make sure that you drag the charm window
off to the side of your inventory window. If the windows are overlapping, clicking on a charm will
bring the inventory window to the front, and you will not be able to drag and drop into the
now-covered charm window.
Crystal Bag
The crystal bag is in the maze labyrinth (Key-Level of Act 1). It is a magical object capable of
holding up to five crystals at the same time. The character carrying this bag in their inventory
obtains resistance bonuses. The bag is a unique item, so you should take care not to lose it. Unlike
with charms, you can add, replace or remove crystals at any time.
Crystals
You can find them in different sizes and colors. The color of the crystal determines the bonus you
get if you put it into the crystal bag. The size specifies the value of your specific resistance bonus.
Small, medium, large, larger, and extra large crystals are known to boost your resistances to fire,
air, water, earth, poison, spiritual, shadow or bone damage. If you find a larger one, don't hesitate
to change one that is already in your bag. The monsters you meet all over Nemisis have special
attacks, so high resistances are vital.
Holy Water
Holy Water is a reward for a quest in Act 2. It pays to be helpful to elders, especially helpless imp
hermits in the Spider Area. If you have your alchemy extract skill at level 4, the appropriate plants,
and this holy water, you can create one permanent potion. Due to changes in later versions, you
might be lucky and be able to buy these bowls from the BF traders.
Poison Barrel
As there are no empty flasks in Beyond Divinity, you can't use poison barrels, but they're still quite
useful as powerful dangerous missiles targeted on enemies if you are strong enough to take them
with you. In addition, it's fun to see an NPC throw up.

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Note: There is actually one empty flask in the game, but it is of no use so far.
Rope
Ropes come in quite handy to descend into pits or ascend out of them. You do not need a lot in
the game, but - better safe than sorry - keep one always in your inventory.
Rune-Key
Rune keys are very rare and therefore necessary for special actions. However, be cautious, they
can lead you into a trap.
Summoning Dolls
Summoning Dolls are small puppets. You can click on them to bring them to life - aiding you in
combat or willing to carry your heavy stuff. You can equip them or strengthen them if you have
the appropriate Summoning Doll skills. You can also give them skills of their own if you want to
sacrifice your own skill points. Don't lose them, or ignore them, they can be very useful. If you
want to reactivate them repeatedly, you will have a short time penalty. The maximum number is
four, and if you would rather keep your skill points for your own character, just use them as mules.
As soon as you lead them out of their distance radius, they vanish.
Teleporter Pyramids
As gamers from Divine Divinity might remember, these pyramids are handy and will be your
property for a while in Acts 2 and 3. The thievish Imp Historian from the first game will appear
and hand them over to you - only to take them back at the end of Act 3.
Handling:
With one in your inventory and the other one at a location of your choice, you can travel quickly
from A to B.
With both in your inventory and tossing one via drag&drop over barriers, you can overcome gaps,
chasms, lava and even low walls.
Note: you can only pick them up via drag&drop - clicking on them activates teleportation.
Trap material
Don't leave them on the floor. These bags are essential to create traps, if you have the appropriate
skill. After creating a trap, you can devise various strategies to lure monsters into them.

Items - Act 1
Book about poisonous creatures
Finding books is like searching for a needle in a haystack - in this case shared with a poisonous
and temperamental Arena pet.

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Bottle of Water
Help a thirsty prisoner - and if he begs for water, then fulfill his last request and get your free trap
detection skill book. Heaven only knows why he insists on this specific bottle out of the kitchen
and doesn't take just any kind of water - maybe even prisoners have their standards.
Coal/Salt/sulphur
These are essential ingredients for building a bomb to blow up the Citadel. They are found in the
starting dungeon, including the Citadel barracks areas, and are easily overlooked. Just combine
them via drag&drop in your inventory and then place the bomb into the lava forge located in the
last level of the Citadel. If you don't succeed at once: there is a special order to combine them (did
you read Nikodemus' manuscript in the guard's room on level 2?).
Coal&Salt Mixture
Combining these two barrels opens the way for a successful career as a bomb builder.
Explosives
The result of adding coal, salt and sulphur creates a nifty little explosive for some fireworks
(unfortunately you will not have the pleasure of seeing the explosion). Place the explosive into the
lava forge after combining the ingredients.
Healing Shrine/Holy Tome - Holy book of Healing by Raan
This unique Raanaar artifact permanently boosts your active character with +60 vitality and
disappears due to this procedure.
Iron Bar
This iron bar is in the corridor leading to the arena, and helps you to imprison the arena spider
monsters in the starting level. As Amon, the gay medic in the Citadel Infirmary, already said, these
pets are a bit temperamental.
Leg bone
One of the puzzles in this game: how does this huge leg bone fit into a tiny rat? In any case,
Edmond, the digging ghost, needs this to be convinced he is dead.
Little Torture Primer
This book is bedtime reading for sadists and masochists. General Bram has it and merchant Tully
wants it.
Mana shrine/Vitality Shrine
It refills your characters mana and vitality up to 100% - very useful after your strenuous battle
with the Torture Master, Fergus.

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Poisonous Tooth
Poor little cleaning imps, they are normally quite tough, but not resistant to spider poison and
incapable of healing themselves completely. So, help them and find the spider tooth. They will
be very thankful and provide you with your first summoning doll.
Summoning Doll
This is the first of four possible summoning dolls in the game. It's a rather weak skeleton, but
boosting it up with skills and equipment turns it into an effective companion. This is the only doll
able to equip a ranged weapon (crossbow), and can provide good support if kept out of melee
combat.
White Rum
An item you find in the Citadel, on the second level in the officer's mess. Kegan, who is guarding
General Bram's quarters, desires this inconspicuous bottle. White Rum seems to influence
coordination, loosens the tongue, and helps to get an important key.

Items - Act 2
Crystal Fragment
The Necromancer, your old foe from the start of the game, is very keen on these fragments.
Clicking on a fragment allows you meet this gentleman - six times, in fact, throughout Act 2 and
3. Once he has put you under his spell you can't resist his demands, and you will have to run his
little errands to find additional fragments for him. Don't fret; your time of revenge will come...
Demonic Summoning Doll
This second doll is in the possession of the Spider Queen in the Spider Area. It is a demonic one,
and has more powers and strength than the first one (no wonder she gave you a hard battle). The
only secret remaining is this: Do spiders play with dolls?
Emu eartes seus/potion 1/potion 2
For gamers with a bit of knowledge in German: If you read this phrase from right to left, you get
"Sweet Dreams" (Suesse Traeume). Now you know why the imp is desperately in need of this
potion. His wife with insomnia problems is driving him crazy. You wouldn't like to be guilty of
murder, would you? It's really a matter of life and death. On entering the alchemist's house in the
Imp village, you can find these potions in his cellar. Just drag&drop potion one over potion two.
Your first mixing experiment will always be a failure, the potion will vanish - but be persistent,
simply do it again and receive Emu Eartes Sues.
Lich's Diary
Quite surprisingly, even such strange creatures as Liches keep track of their deeds in a diary. Just
risk an eye on it: you will learn a few dark secrets - partly a bit about how and why they need

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human intestines; in addition, and more importantly, about what passionate love can do to a female
imp.
Mushroom extract
You can find this in the Mushroom Farmer's house - it's one of the two ingredients you need to
create the spores antidote. The other ingredient that you need is in the Spider Area, guarded by the
Queen.
Odd-looking Gem
So, you're a gamer picking up everything from the ground? Didn't you read one of the books
written by Redfingrix about a nasty hot surprise? No Fire Elemental in the Fire Area likes it if you
take their eggs and they have to hatch in your inventory.
Rare Mushroom
Imps have a close relationship to mushrooms as you might already have guessed by looking at
their houses. No wonder the mushroom farmer is in search of a very rare one. You can find it in
the Little Mushroom Forest, if you manage to distract an imp with a mental disorder. The Imp
believes he is an elf, and wants to protect this mushroom as courageously as Greenpeace or Robin
Wood.
Small Statue
As the writing in the Lich's cave in the Mushroom Forest says: "don't trust your eyes". These three
small statues might be placed in there for mere decorative purposes and look rather evil, but used
on a pentagram they provide you with a key.
Spider Amulet
An old, feeble imp hermit in the Spider Area needs this amulet to protect him against poisonous
spider bites. Since he stubbornly refuses to leave his location and move over to the safe Imp
Village, fulfill his request. His reward will be the Holy Water, an ingredient for creating one
permanent potion. Did I already mention that it pays to be helpful to elders?
Spider Leg
Males, be they imps or humans, all like to boast of their great deeds! As spiders are lethal for these
creatures (and as this "hero" is a downright coward), get him a spider leg, so he can run off and
impress his friends. Just look at it this way: another imp is happy and full of ego, and you get a
small reward. A small tip for female gamers here: Don't worry, just visit his wife in the village
afterwards, find him amidst his fans, and then watch him run home to Mommy.
Spider Poison Cure
After you kill the Spider Queen, you can use this cure on the helpless imp Stignix, who will give
away an interesting secret (you will find him in the Imp Village after curing him).

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Spider Queen's Web
You can find it in the Spider Area after you kill the Spider Queen. It is one of the two ingredients
to help the helpless imps in the Mushroom Forest.
Spores Antidote
Combine the Spider Queen's web with the Mushroom Extract to create this antidote and cure the
paralyzed imps in the Mushroom Forest.
Strange Mushroom
This one, guarded in the Mushroom forest, is not the mushroom the imps want. This one is rather
tasty and you can eat it. If you're lucky, you get a luck bonus instead of dying (+3 permanently
for each character).
Strange Candle
A wondrous world, this Nemisis, even candles are not what they seem to be, at least those in the
Fire Area. Try blowing them out, (if you're not too busy surviving the Fire Elementals on the hunt
for you) and experience the magical power they have: giving and taking life.
Strange Box
You were warned not to open this box that the Imp Merchant wanted you to get for him from his
rival's cellar. If you do open the box, you will suffer the consequences of a strangely changed DK,
giving the game a tender female touch permanently.
Strange Ring
This ring has some markings engraved on it's surface, "Victory means honor. Xequentar, first
warrior of Nemisis". It is a cursed ring that should be given to the Raanaar ghosts nearby.
Unknown Cream
No wonder your character is a bit smelly, with all that adventuring and the permanently occupied
bathrooms. Spiders are delicate creatures and they do not like body odors, it seems. So in order
to help the Imp Spider Farmer Anourax, who is missing his favorite pet, you will have to use one
of the creams found in the Alchemist's house to remove your scent and make the spider follow you
like a little lamb. The trick is, which cream is correct for this purpose? I'd try a neutral colored one.
Yellow Bafflimiri Mushroom/Grey Quisirisi fruit/Blue Larakiri root
Strange names for very important ingredients in the Fire Area used to cure the imps of their plague.
The imp alchemist needs all three ingredients, and his choice fell on you to recover them. They
are located in rather dangerous locations, guarded by fire monsters and mutants. One is in the
south area, one in NE past the odd gems, and the last one is in a pit to the SE. Finding these
ingredients will lead you to your second encounter with the Necromancer.

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Items - Act 3
Assembled Crystal
Put this large crystal into your inventory after you have defeated the Necromancer and bring it to
Elder Anlokam. It will drive back the demons so they can't re-enter Nemisis again, and is your
ticket to Act 4.
Ball
Fred, a spoiled brat on Black Temple Island, wants you to go down the well and get his ball for
him. You can choose to kill the harmless little Flooge or send Fred running back home to his
mother. The Flooge has swallowed the ball and a unique amulet as well.
Bat Guano
You can find it in witch Cassandra's house in the Black Temple. It is one of the three ingredients
you need to help change back the talking Tibar Warlock into his former human self, by cursing the
witch Cassandra.
The Book of Twilight
Witch Cytha on Temple Island wants this book to increase her knowledge. It's located in the
Raanaar library on Ruins Island. As librarians are a bit picky about handing over valuable
information, you will have to decide if you really want to fight all of the guards in the library, or
find a way to trick them out of the book.
Catacomb Armor
It is of no further use, except to call the Black Bishop to your location in the catacombs and an
inevitable battle. He must have thought that this armor was very valuable and is disappointed
about the result.
Crystal Curse Poultice
Witches can be a bit strange. After you give Raven (in the Crystal Forest, near the pink crystal)
three plants, she creates a poultice, by spitting the result into your character's hands. Take this to
the Cursed Man, who is turning into a crystal in the Black Temple.
Crystal Fragment
This is the sixth and last one in this act. Your former Raanaar Summoning Doll Elder Anlokam
in the catacombs, will inform you what these fragments are about and how to help her race.
Curse Scroll
Witch Cassandra is unwilling to change the Tibar Warlock back to his original form; you will need
psychological pressure to convince her. By using Bat Guano and Old Cheese, you can infest her
house with a vermin curse. The desperate and short-tempered Warlock can be found south of the

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Black Temple, and will provide you with the scroll. It will be up to you to find the Bat Guano and
the Old Cheese. Since he has apparently harassed her for quite a long while, and since his revenge
curse will last two hundred years, I would think twice before helping him.
Demon's Bane Gem
While wandering through the Crystal Forest, you will encounter homeless demons. They were
thrown out of their cave by another demon, one that has a gem. So kill the Demon, make a few
more friendly demons happy, and proceed on your path to provide the Raanaar rebels with their
wondrous Demon Bane's sword.
Disguise Armor
After you have survived an ambush in the Crystal Forest, pick up the armor so you can enter
General Bram's camp safely (don't forget to take the papers with you, too). If you dont have the
armor and documents, the guard in front of the camp will attack you.
Exotic Ore
In order to forge the Demon Bane's Sword that the Raanaar need, you have to ask the smith in the
Black Temple for advice. He will flag an abandoned mine for you on Ruins Island, where you have
to fight a demon and retrieve an exotic piece of ore.
Godly Symbol
One of these symbols in the catacombs is the correct one; all others are simply a test for your
perseverance and patience, so find the loose one. Goddess Raan wants you to get this symbol of
wisdom.
Golden Key/Chest, Metal Key/Chest, Stone Key/Chest, Wooden Key/Chest
You have to choose which chest you want to open in the catacombs. Pick up one of the keys, and
the other keys will disappear. Choose wisely: Gold, wooden or stone weapons, or metal armor.
Holy relic of the temple
Brother Raze in the Black Temple wants you to find a relic. You can find it in a dungeon on Ruins
Island that he flags for you (it will be near a Raan statue, and there will also be a gem for you in
one of the statue's eyes).
Mage Gloves
There is a small cave in General Bram's camp - enter it and take these magical gloves. They were
made so the demons could keep track of your whereabouts.
Merchant's Goods
They can't be taken - but the merchant will be glad if you stop the mutants from stealing his goods.

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Mirror
Elder Anbuklar's grave in the cemetery of the Black Temple contains this mirror. It is required for
disabling the Seeing Stone.
Old Cheese
It's in the locked warehouse in the Black Temple and is one of the three ingredients you need to
change the Tibar Warlock back into his former human form.
Partly re-assembled Crystal
The Necromancer is happy, since he has forced you to collect all of the fragments and wants to
fulfill his evil task. It is up to you to stop him in time during his ritual.
Pillar
Four pillars on Ruins Island give you one riddle each. The correct answers give you access to the
dungeon, where you can find Zandalor's Amulet.
Plant
Eagle's Crest, Foxfairy, and Purple Turnips are the names of the plants that witch Raven needs to
create a poultice. This will cure a man in the Black Temple who is slowly turning into a crystal.
They are in the Crystal Forest.
Raanaar Summoning Doll
Poor Raanaar Elder Anlokam should have never trusted a demon, especially not a male one. Since
she put her welfare into the hands of Asmodheus, she suffered a sad fate. After he grew tired of
her and changed her into a summoning doll, your task now is to restore her former appearance.
Raanaar Statue
Those rebels are not very well organized, and lose all sorts of items. Look around the outskirts of
the Black Temple to find the hole with a hidden statue (you will also find a rune charm in the hole).
If a guard orders you to hand over these items, you could choose to be lawful and give up the items
(you will still be able to find this object in the Black Temple warehouse later on).
Raanaar Urn
One of the Raanaar in the Rebel Camp is in dire need of his ancestor's urn. You can find it in the
locked warehouse in the Black Temple Area (but you will have to find the hidden key first).
Seeing Stone
You can find it in the west area near the Black Temple. It shows eight locations; one can give away
the Rebel Camp, so it must be destroyed. Search one of the graves in the Black Temple for a
mirror; place it into one of the locations the stone had cycled through, and then click on the Seeing
Stone again. It will stop cycling at the location where you placed the mirror (it is disabled). The

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rebel will reward you with a skill book for disabling the stone.
Strange Amulet
A ghost in Kiya's Crypt has it, and he means to give this amulet to his daughter. He laid a curse
on it - so warn anyone interested in getting it.
Symbol of Wisdom/Symbol of War/Symbol of Honour
Goddess Raan, in charge of wisdom, war, and honour wants you to find these symbols for her in
the catacombs.
Teleporter Gem
Fighting the lonely Earth Elemental King on Serrick's Island will reward you with this gem.
Search for the broken teleporter in this area, and fix it by placing the gem into it, to stop the
annoying teleportations.
Tibar potion
To get rid of the vermin curse, witch Cassandra in the Black Temple will give you this potion,
which will restore the Tibar Warlock to his former human form (not an improvement, though, for
this unpleasant guy). Maybe the world would have been better off to leave him for what he really
is: a worm!
Treasure
Being greedy can cause you trouble, sometimes. If you stumble across heaps of coins during the
tests with Goddess Raan in the catacombs, you will fall through a trap one dungeon level deeper
and have to find a teleporter pad to return.
Two-Handed Sword
This Sword has an attachment for a small gem. It's for the Demon Bane's gem and has to be forged
by the Black Temple smith. No, you won't find the sword just like that; you will need to find the
special ore. No one said it's going to be easy to help the Raanaar.
Zandalor's Amulet
It looks a bit like a dog's collar and is in the fourth level of a dungeon on Ruins Island. No, you
don't have to give it to Zandalor; he's an imposter anyway.

Items - Act 4
Bone of the Founder
Frankly, a mere bone - just coming from the founder of the Academy, but retrieving it would
meddle with time if you use the rift to the past.

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Book of Coordinates
An item you receive at the end level, and required for rift running. In order to travel from one
world to another, you need a Rift Wand to open and close a rift, and coordinates, so you know
where you are going. There is no need to stumble blindly into the unknown.
Candle
It's a tiny candle on the table where you find a Raanaar notice about a failed experiment with imps.
Lighting it spreads a certain scent, in fact it's highly poisonous. Search a skull nearby afterwards
and get a key.
Diamond Ring
Diamonds cut glass, as commonly known; the same goes for mirrors. The trick is: which side to
cut? Take care not to kill the Raanaar prisoner, trapped in the mirror world, by rashly using the
wrong side.
Dragon Gem
In order to get the gem that a Raanaar ghost gave his life for in Nixfix's dungeon, you have to
disable a trap by using a yellow and red gem in the Imp Statue. So follow every hint you can lay
your hands on.
Empty Book
An academy requires books to study and even note books, so students can jot down important
information - in this case the very important Code of Behavior. Hold it against the wall, check the
book afterwards and learn these rules by heart.
Fairy Dust
If you have listened closely to the Dream Imp in the philosophy level you will know this helps you
to find the merchant's amulet; but where? Find a room with a water pool, and pour the fairy dust
into it to reveal the amulet.
Feynur Potion
Getting this summoning ingredient is fun if you listen closely to the Raanaar students during their
rant about the arrogant lab mage. No, romantic approaches won't help, you have to inform a female
student how to get him on the hook, and all males are very open to flattery. As soon as the happy
couple leave the lab, you can loot it freely.
Guitar
Music might be heaven for some and hell for others. This guitar from the Faith Test will help you
to defeat shadow creatures very quickly and efficiently in Nixfix's dungeon. The only puzzle
remaining now: Was it rock or classical music torturing them to death?

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Hourglass
This is another reward from the Faith Test, helping you to measure time, and keeping ghosts at
peace in a certain level. Caution, you can run out of time very quickly and then you're in combat
again.
King's Shield/King's Sword
The philosophy level is indeed challenging, especially the test about consequences. You will have
to decide. Should you give the one Raanaar King a sword to conquer the other one's country and
thus prevent his own people from starving? Should you give the other one, unwilling to share his
supplies, a shield to help him protect his invaded country? You have to decide, otherwise the door
won't open, and you have to live with the consequences.
Kohar Root
Something little pet flooges like very much, but are willing to part with if you have a
Quetzalcellona Mushroom (as Nixfix tells you).
Magic Carpet
It's just an Easter Egg reminding gamers of Divine Divinity and greedy trader El Gammon there
- a reminiscence of the flying carpet in Ultima 7.
Mushroom
Another ingredient that you need to accomplish your first summoning lesson. Since the imps are
not very helpful and conscientious (did you read the manuscript of the Imp Union?), you'll have
to find them on your own. The mushroom is in the west sector.
Pickaxe
An item you find in a Raanaar corpse is quite useful to tear down a certain wall in the Basic
Training level.
Raanaar Skeleton Summoning Doll
Your fourth and last summoning doll, aiding you on your journey, probably the remainder of an
unhappy Raanaar student trying to summon three imps and getting three demons instead. Do you
remember the remark about using the correct protection runes and ingredients?
Red Gem
If you read all manuscripts in Nixfix's dungeon conscientiously, you will know the trapped Imp
Statue requires a certain gem color combination to disable a deadly trap in front of the dragon gem
- and one of these gems is red.
Rift Wand
A powerful wand, and the last object you need to return home to Rivellon - if you succeed in

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defeating Samuel, of course. Good luck.
Ring of Raan
Found in the rune rooms - not quest relevant.
Rubber Duck
Imps not only love flooges and spiders, they even develop affection for their favorite rubber
ducky, an item you get in the Faith Test on the Basic Training level. In addition, isn't it nice to put
an imp ghost at peace with this little toy later on?
Runes
Frost Rune, Offering Rune, Rift Rune, Poison Rune, Wisdom Rune, Abyss Rune, Fire Rune, Star
Rune, Earth Rune, Wind Rune, Water Rune, Lightning Rune
Raanaar protection runes used to help against summoned creatures. You have to choose the
appropriate one, of course, depending on what you want to summon (preferably before that,
because juggling with all these runes will not keep the creature waiting patiently).
Shrines
Fire Shrine, Lightning Shrine, Poison Shrine, Frost Shrine.
You have to summon several creatures and these shrines can help you to survive by providing you
with an extra large resistance crystal (fire against the Fire Elemental, lightning against the Air
Elemental, poison against the mutant and frost against the Water Elemental).
Spider Leg
A promising summoner needs four ingredients. One of these is a spider leg, and as the instructor
said, a fresh one. If the spider is not too happy about the prospect of losing one, be prepared for a
fight.
Star Amulet
Who says you need a key for all doors? The Raanaar are clever inventors and secure their doors,
especially those belonging to a certain Brotherhood.
Stone Bottle
What do you need to open a creaky, rusty door? Correct, every do-it-yourselfer will know graphite.
You will find this in the starting room of the Academy level.
Strange Mirror
This fragile mirror has weird effects, especially on keys, and only allows a certain amount of
manipulation until it breaks. It's hidden in a well in the Maintenance Tunnels 2.

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Teddy Bear
Keep this item from the Faith Test - so that you can make a crying little girl very happy and silent
in the Philosophy level.
Yellow Gem
Depending on your luck bonus, you might need a lot of patience to fish these two yellow gems out
of a hole filled with bones. Don't give up; you need them. It's a pity you can't make your dog happy,
too.

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Surviving the Living and the Dead

Creatures

Creatures
Remarks
The stats of the creatures in this section can differ from the ones in the game of the player. They
can be different because of the difficulty level and the patch with which the player currently plays.
Even though these stats can change, their strong and weak points do not change, and the tables can
still be used as a reference to determine the correct strategies in killing them.
There are more creatures in the game than the ones listed in this part of the guide. An attempt was
made to at least list all creatures that are hostile.

Common Creatures
There are several creatures that are not hostile, but are present in all acts. They can be killed, but
if you do then all these animals become hostile towards you every time they see you in the current
act.
The boar can mostly be found in the
Boar
Level: 1 Vitality:
55 Mana:
70 Armor:
0 forest or, when properly prepared, on a
plate. Still there is no reason to kill
Primary Stats
Resistances
Strength:
0 Fire:
10 Slashing:
-7 them as there is enough other food to
Agility:
0 Air:
-30 Piercing:
-7 find.
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

0
0
0
0

Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

10
10
30
30

Crushing: -7
Ethereal: -10
Spiritual: -10
0
Shadow:

Cat
Level:

1 Vitality:

55 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

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0
0
0
0
0
0

70 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

10
-30
10
10
30
30

Cats are the friends of humans and

0 imps, although they do have a mind of
their own at times, killing them leads to
-7 nothing.

Slashing:
-7
Piercing:
Crushing: -7
Ethereal: -10
Spiritual: -10
0
Shadow:

Creatures
Flooge frogs are being kept by the
Imps. They are bigger and stronger Level:
than the average creature roaming the
imp village. There are many flooge
frogs, if you attack one and make all of
them hostile, they become more than
just a nuisance.
Frogs are just small creatures that are
hopping around. Because of that Level:
behaviour it might be that one is
accidentally hit. So take care where
you point.

Flooge Frog
9 Vitality:

165 Mana:

Primary Stats

100 Armor:

Resistances

Strength:
9 Fire:
Agility:
9 Air:
Survival:
14 Water:
Intelligence:
2 Earth:
Constitution: 11 Poison:
14 Bone:
Speed:

10
10
10
10
70
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

1 Vitality:

55 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

0
0
0
0
0
0

70 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

Survival:
11 Water:
Intelligence: 25 Earth:
Constitution: 25 Poison:
25 Bone:
Speed:

10
-30
10
10
30
30

Slashing:
-7
-7
Piercing:
Crushing: -7
Ethereal: -10
Spiritual: -10
0
Shadow:

27
27
37
-50

Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

0
-6
15
-15
-100
100
-50

Guinea Pig
1 Vitality:

55 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

Lava Crawlers group together, making

it very hard to navigate through them, Level:
without accidentally hitting them. So
be careful when they are near.

0
0
0
0
1
0

Frog

Flying Eyes can be found in caves.

Flying Eye
They ar e remar kabl y strong for Level: 15 Vitality:
305 Mana:
445 Armor:
something that doesnt appear to have
Primary Stats
Resistances
anything to hit you with. Be very sure
Strength:
11 Fire:
27 Slashing:
Agility:
14 Air:
27 Piercing:
before you make them your enemy.

Why kill a guinea pig? They are cute

and cuddly, so there is no reason to not Level:
let them live.

11

0
0
0
0
0
0

70 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

10
-30
10
10
30
30

Slashing:
-7
-7
Piercing:
Crushing: -7
Ethereal: -10
Spiritual: -10
0
Shadow:

Lava Crawler
1 Vitality:

55 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

0
0
0
0
0
0

70 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

10
-30
10
10
30
30

Slashing:
-7
-7
Piercing:
Crushing: -7
Ethereal: -10
Spiritual: -10
0
Shadow:

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Rat
Level:

1 Vitality:

55 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

0
0
0
0
0
0

70 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

10
-30
10
10
30
30

Slashing:
-7
-7
Piercing:
Crushing: -7
Ethereal: -10
Spiritual: -10
0
Shadow:

Snail
Level:

1 Vitality:

55 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

0
0
0
0
0
0

70 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

10
-30
10
10
30
30

8 Vitality:

245 Mana:

Primary Stats

145 Armor:

Resistances

Strength:
16 Fire:
Agility:
6 Air:
Survival:
0 Water:
Intelligence:
3 Earth:
Constitution: 16 Poison:
0 Bone:
Speed:

10
10
10
10
-38
20

9 Vitality:

145 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
9
Agility:
11
Survival:
7
Intelligence:
7
Constitution: 9
14
Speed:

The Tibar are very jumpy creatures that

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175 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

The stonebiter doesnt look like a very

4 tasty animal and, besides that, it isnt
easy to kill either. So why not let it run
10 around?

Slashing:
Piercing: -10
Crushing: 10
0
Ethereal:
2
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

Tibar
Level:

The snail is just a small creature you

0 might step on. Strangely enough for
such a slow creature they appear to be
-7 moving rather fast.

Slashing:
-7
Piercing:
Crushing: -7
Ethereal: -10
Spiritual: -10
0
Shadow:

Stonebiter
Level:

There are rats all over the place. Make

sure not to kill them by accident as that
will make all rats hostile towards you.
And even though they are not too hard
to kill, having to keep on doing that
gets to be a nuisance.

5
-35
5
45
26
20

9 just happen to appear before your

pointer right when you click. So be

Slashing:
0 careful when in their neighbourhood,
4 or they all become hostile.
Piercing:
Crushing: -4
Ethereal: -20
Spiritual: -15
0
Shadow:

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Act 1
Prison cells and Torture Rooms
The following tables show an alphabetical list of all monsters that are in the Prison Cells and
Torture rooms level of Act 1.
Fergus is not easy to kill. Not only does
Fergus the Torture Master
he have a high vitality, but he is also Level: 4 Vitality:
150 Mana:
85 Armor:
0
able to heal himself periodically. He is
Primary Stats
Resistances
vulnerable to bone attacks, but at this
Strength:
7 Fire:
0 Slashing:
0
Agility:
5
Air:
0
0
Piercing:
point in the game, you dont have that
Survival:
4 Water:
0 Crushing:
0
kind of weapon yet. Just use anything
Intelligence:
1 Earth:
0 Ethereal:
0
you have on him and do it fast.
0 Spiritual:
0
Constitution: 5 Poison:
5 Bone:

Speed:

The ghost in Edmonds cell has a rather

high vitality for a monster in this phase Level:
of the game. If you have a slashing
weapon then use that. Forget using any
magic on the ghost as you dont have
the appropriate skills yet.

The ghosts in the arena are similar to

the one in Edmonds cell, with the Level:
difference that they are stronger. Using
a slashing weapon on the ghosts has the
most effect, although only slightly
compared to other weapons.

The guards on this level should not be

too hard to kill. Just use any weapon Level:
you like.

-100 Shadow:

145 Armor:

Ghost
2 Vitality:

105 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

2
2
2
5
5
5

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

81
81
81
81
83
-80

Slashing:
-6
0
Piercing:
0
Crushing:
Ethereal: -100
Spiritual: 100
Shadow: -80

Ghost, Arena
5 Vitality:

110 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

5
5
4
9
9
9

170 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

82
82
82
82
86
-80

Slashing:
-8
0
Piercing:
0
Crushing:
Ethereal: -100
Spiritual: 100
Shadow: -80

Guard
2 Vitality:

75 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

2
2
2
0
2
5

70 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

1
1
1
1
1
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

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-3
-3
-3
0
0
0

Creatures
Plox
Level:

4 Vitality:

20 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

0
0
0
0
0
0

35 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

0
0
0
0
0
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Ranger Guard
Level:

2 Vitality:

105 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

3
4
2
0
5
2

70 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

1
1
1
1
3
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Skeleton
Level:

2 Vitality:

75 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

3
2
3
3
3
3

115 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

2
2
2
2
1
100

3 Vitality:

155 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

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1
3
3
0
7
0

A ranger guard is a better guard. Like

0 the guard, just use whatever you like to
kill them.
-3
-3
-3
0
0
0

Skeletons are more sensitive to

0 crushing damage as that breaks their
bones faster. Of course, as they are a
0 bag of bones themselves, they have a
3 high resistance against bone damage.

There are two spiders in the arena.

70 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

0
0
0
0
0
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing: -7
0
Ethereal:
Spiritual: -97
0
Shadow:

Spider
Level:

Plox is the imp in Fergus room. There

is no real point in killing him,
especially as keeping him alive gives
more experience points, but if you like
to do it anyway then he is easier to kill
than a rat.

-17
-17
22
22
100
0

0 They do poisonous damage, which

does not directly kill you, but will make

Slashing:
0 you sick. Just make sure to take them
-7 out one at the time.
Piercing:
2
Crushing:
Ethereal: -100
0
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

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The Pit
The Bony monster is a spider that is
stronger than the two spiders in the Level:
arena. If you happen to have something
that does fire or air damage then use
that, otherwise use piercing or slashing
weapons.

In the pit there are more skeletons to be

found, they are the same type of Level:
skeletons as you already encountered
before. What worked then in killing
them, will work now as well.

Bony Monster/Spider
5 Vitality:

155 Mana:

Primary Stats

85 Armor:

13

Resistances

Strength:
2 Fire:
Agility:
5 Air:
Survival:
4 Water:
Intelligence:
1 Earth:
Constitution: 10 Poison:
5 Bone:
Speed:

-17
-17
22
22
100
0

Slashing:
0
-8
Piercing:
3
Crushing:
Ethereal: -100
0
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

Skeleton
2 Vitality:

75 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

3
2
3
3
3
3

115 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

2
2
2
2
1
100

Slashing:
0
3
Piercing:
Crushing: -7
0
Ethereal:
Spiritual: -97
0
Shadow:

Maze Levels
The maze levels are made up of different levels. The following tables list the monsters in all these
level in alphabetical order.
The Golem is the strongest monster on
Key Golem
this level. You should think twice Level: 21 Vitality:
380 Mana:
0 Armor:
0
before waking it up, but if you do then
Primary Stats
Resistances
make sure you have a weapon that does
Strength:
21 Fire:
2 Slashing:
15
Agility:
8 Air:
2 Piercing:
15
spiritual or ethereal damage, otherwise
Survival:
13 Water:
2 Crushing: 15
life will be hard.
Intelligence: 13 Earth:
2 Ethereal: -50
13 Spiritual: -40
Constitution: 19 Poison:
Speed:

Most of the skeletons are level 2

skeletons, especially in the beginning Level:
of the maze. These skeletons, should
not be too much trouble when using a
weapon doing crushing damage.

4 Bone:

50 Shadow:

Skeleton
2 Vitality:

75 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

3
2
3
3
3
3

115 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

2
2
2
2
1
100

Slashing:
0
3
Piercing:
Crushing: -7
0
Ethereal:
Spiritual: -97
0
Shadow:

437

Creatures
Skeleton, lvl 7
Level:

7 Vitality:

180 Mana:

Primary Stats

190 Armor:

12

Resistances

Strength:
18 Fire:
Agility:
8 Air:
Survival:
3 Water:
Intelligence:
8 Earth:
Constitution: 5 Poison:
8 Bone:
Speed:

52
52
52
52
53
100

Slashing:
0
10
Piercing:
Crushing: -12
50
Ethereal:
Spiritual: -94
0
Shadow:

Skeleton Mage
Level:

5 Vitality:

140 Mana:

Primary Stats

280 Armor:

Strength:
6 Fire:
Agility:
8 Air:
Survival:
4 Water:
Intelligence: 14 Earth:
Constitution: 1 Poison:
4 Bone:
Speed:

22
22
22
22
2
100

Slashing:
0
5
Piercing:
Crushing: -10
0
Ethereal:
Spiritual: -90
0
Shadow:

Stone Gargoyle
Level:

6 Vitality:

230 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
2 Fire:
Agility:
2 Air:
Survival:
5 Water:
Intelligence: 12 Earth:
Constitution: 10 Poison:
5 Bone:
Speed:

Resistances

250 Armor:

Resistances
53
53
53
53
47
40

Later in the maze, there will be several

level 7 skeletons that are a lot tougher
to kill. If you happen to have something
that does spiritual damage then use
that, otherwise use a weapon that does
crushing damage.

The skeleton mage likes to throw spells

at you and then runs away to cast the
next spell. The best thing to do is to kill
them as quickly as possible. Ignoring
the other skeletons that usually
accompany the skeleton mage.

Stone gargoyles are best killed with a

12 weapon that does spiritual damage, like
a bark or a willow.

Slashing:
7
10
Piercing:
3
Crushing:
-2
Ethereal:
Spiritual: -21
0
Shadow:

Citadel Levels
The citadel is made up of two levels; the drill grounds and the barracks. The following tables lists
the creatures in both these levels.
The citadel patrols dont have high
Citadel Patrol
Level: 7 Vitality:
195 Mana:
190 Armor:
20 resistances. Ranged attacks, like spells
and arrows work very well on them.
Primary Stats
Resistances
Strength:
7 Fire:
Agility:
7 Air:
Survival:
5 Water:
Intelligence:
8 Earth:
Constitution: 14 Poison:
7 Bone:
Speed:

438

-18
-18
-18
-18
-18
-20

Slashing:
-3
-3
Piercing:
Crushing: -3
Ethereal: -20
Spiritual: -19
Shadow: -20

Act 1
The Death Knight patrol has a
resistance to most attacks, reducing the Level:
effects of anything you hit it with. The
best thing to do is to sneak and shoot
arrows at the Death Knight while
hiding.

Death Knight Citadel Patrol

7 Vitality:

195 Mana:

Primary Stats

6 Vitality:

The demonic guard is best killed with

normal weapons. Just use the one that Level:
will do the most damage.

6 Vitality:

53
53
53
53
60
30

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

10
10
10
50
55
30

Death Knight Ranger

125 Mana:

Primary Stats

175 Armor:

14

Resistances

Strength:
10 Fire:
Agility:
6 Air:
Survival:
5 Water:
Intelligence:
7 Earth:
Constitution: 7 Poison:
6 Bone:
Speed:

13
13
13
13
5
30

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

0
0
0
0
5
30

Demonic Guard
125 Mana:

Primary Stats

175 Armor:

14

Resistances

Strength:
10 Fire:
Agility:
6 Air:
Survival:
5 Water:
Intelligence:
7 Earth:
Constitution: 7 Poison:
6 Bone:
Speed:

The ghost in the chest has been sitting

there for a long time, but that didnt Level:
diminish its fighting capabilities much.
The biggest problem is its high vitality.
So hitting it as fast as you can is your
best chance.

20

Resistances

Strength:
7 Fire:
Agility:
7 Air:
Survival:
5 Water:
Intelligence:
8 Earth:
Constitution: 14 Poison:
7 Bone:
Speed:

The Death Knight Ranger is a weaker

version of the other Death Knights in Level:
this level. Like the Demonic Guard it is
best killed with normal weapons.

The victims of General Bram attack

you when you are wearing a guards Level:
uniform. To kill them use a slashing
weapon or anything that does ethereal
damage.

190 Armor:

13
13
13
13
5
30

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

0
0
0
0
5
30

General Brams Victims

5 Vitality:

110 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

5
5
4
9
9
9

170 Armor:

16

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

82
82
82
82
86
-80

Slashing:
-8
0
Piercing:
0
Crushing:
Ethereal: -100
Spiritual: 100
Shadow: -80

Ghost
8 Vitality:

310 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
12 Fire:
Agility:
6 Air:
Survival:
9 Water:
Intelligence:
1 Earth:
Constitution: 12 Poison:
8 Bone:
Speed:

85 Armor:

16

Resistances
6
6
6
6
8
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

439

-6
-6
-6
0
0
0

Creatures
Guard
Level:

8 Vitality:

310 Mana:

Primary Stats

85 Armor:

Resistances

Strength:
12 Fire:
Agility:
6 Air:
Survival:
9 Water:
Intelligence:
1 Earth:
Constitution: 12 Poison:
8 Bone:
Speed:

6
6
6
6
8
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Smith
Level:

8 Vitality:

310 Mana:

Primary Stats

85 Armor:

Resistances

Strength:
12 Fire:
Agility:
6 Air:
Survival:
9 Water:
Intelligence:
1 Earth:
Constitution: 12 Poison:
8 Bone:
Speed:

6
6
6
6
8
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Summoned Ghost
Level: 16 Vitality:

130 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

7
15
18
38
11
23

605 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

12
12
12
12
7
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

8 Vitality:

310 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
12 Fire:
Agility:
6 Air:
Survival:
9 Water:
Intelligence:
1 Earth:
Constitution: 12 Poison:
8 Bone:
Speed:

440

85 Armor:

Resistances
53
53
53
53
60
30

-6
-6
-6
0
0
0

The Smith has the same stats as the

16 other guards. Regular weapons work
best in killing him.
-6
-6
-6
0
0
0

The Summoned Ghost doesnt look so

0 tough on first sight, but its agility is
rather high and so is its speed, which
0 makes it very hard to kill.

0
0
0
27
0

The guard in the weapons room is a lot

Weapons Room Guard

Level:

16

There are many guards in the citadel

barracks and drill grounds. Normally
you dont have to fight the guards,
unless you forgot to use the proper
dress code. If you do then you will find
out that where there is one guard,
others will follow soon.

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

16 like the regular guard, but then with

better resistances, which makes him

10 harder to kill than the other guards.

10
10
50
55
30

Act 2

Act 2
Citadel Island
There is one ancient stonebiter
Ancient Stone Biter
amongst the regular stonebiters. They Level: 12 Vitality:
495 Mana:
205 Armor:
are very hard to kill and use fire spells.
Primary Stats
Resistances
Try to poison them, as they are rather
Strength:
23 Fire:
10 Slashing:
Agility:
9 Air:
10 Piercing:
sensitive to that.
Survival:
0 Water:
Intelligence:
5 Earth:
Constitution: 29 Poison:
0 Bone:
Speed:

10
10
-29
0

Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

The critters in the prison are hard to

Critter
kill, partly because of their high agility, Level: 22 Vitality:
220 Mana:
95 Armor:
making them difficult to hit. Use a
Primary Stats
Resistances
piercing weapon as that harms them the
Strength:
31 Fire:
29 Slashing:
Agility:
41 Air:
29 Piercing:
most.
Survival:
41 Water:
Intelligence:
4 Earth:
Constitution: 20 Poison:
41 Bone:
Speed:

The guards on the island are harder to

kill than the ones in the citadel, then Level:
again, you are tougher as well, because
of your adventures up to now.

5
8
8
8
50
63
0
8

20
-20
29 Crushing: 20
29 Ethereal:
0
64 Spiritual:
2
-50 Shadow: -50

Guard
9 Vitality:

145 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
16 Fire:
Agility:
11 Air:
Survival:
11 Water:
Intelligence:
4 Earth:
Constitution: 9 Poison:
16 Bone:
Speed:

130 Armor:
7
7
7
7
6
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

The mage is determined to kill you and

Mage
will try to stop you from reaching him Level: 10 Vitality:
185 Mana:
445 Armor:
by throwing several air magic based
Primary Stats
Resistances
spells at you. Be sure to increase your
Strength:
15 Fire:
55 Slashing:
Agility:
9 Air:
55 Piercing:
resistance against air magic before
Survival:
7 Water:
55 Crushing:
fighting him.
Intelligence: 19 Earth:
55 Ethereal:
52 Spiritual:
Constitution: 4 Poison:
Speed:

9 Bone:

Resistances

-20 Shadow:

441

-6
-6
-6
0
2
0
4
-4
-4
-4
80
93
-20

Creatures
Mutant
Level:

8 Vitality:

250 Mana:

Primary Stats

80 Armor:

Resistances

Strength:
12 Fire:
Agility:
6 Air:
Survival:
12 Water:
Intelligence:
3 Earth:
Constitution: 12 Poison:
0 Bone:
Speed:

8
8
8
8
-41
0

The mutant is an ugly creature that

4 appears to have eyes and legs
everywhere. Hit it with poison, to take
0 them out quickly.

Slashing:
0
Piercing:
0
Crushing:
Ethereal: -20
Spiritual: -17
Shadow: -20

Imp Village
Imp Commoner
Level: 11 Vitality:

280 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

10
10
16
13
16
0

265 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

20
20
20
20
-30
-20

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

There are many imps in the imp village,

14 dont kill them though, as that will
make all of them hostile and make your
4 existence in the village very difficult.
4
4
0
9
0

Mutant
Level: 20 Vitality:

425 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

28
14
28
8
28
0

155 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

20
20
20
20
-30
-20

Slashing:
0
0
Piercing:
0
Crushing:
Ethereal: -20
Spiritual: -14
Shadow: -20

The mutant in the imp village is serving

as a waste disposal system. Its a rather
tough creature to kill, unlike the other
mutants, so take care when attacking it.
If you do then use your poisonous
attacks.

Little Mushroom Forest

The flooge killer is in reality a black

Flooge Killer
Level: 12 Vitality:

255 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

442

11
18
14
2
20
18

200 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

30
30
30
30
100
0

21 spider who happens to like flooge

frogs. As it is a spider it has a high

Slashing:
0 resistance against poison and a low
Piercing: -13 resistance against ethereal damage.
5
Crushing:
Ethereal: -100 It can feign death, so wait a few
1 seconds before you turn your back on
Spiritual:
0 it.
Shadow:

Act 2
The Winkorr is guarding a Battlefields
Winkorr
key, so it is worth trying to kill it for Level: 13 Vitality:
395 Mana:
505 Armor:
that. The best attack is using earth
Primary Stats
Resistances
arrows as it has a low resistance against
Strength:
9 Fire:
56 Slashing:
Agility:
15
Air:
86 Piercing:
that type of damage.
Survival:
9 Water:
Intelligence: 19 Earth:
Constitution: 19 Poison:
9 Bone:
Speed:

56
-43
63
20

Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

8
8
8
8
50
63
0

Spider Forest
Like all spiders, the black spider is
Black Spider
killed most efficiently by using Level: 12 Vitality:
255 Mana:
100 Armor:
21
ethereal arrows. It does poisonous
Primary Stats
Resistances
damage, so make sure to have a high
Strength:
11 Fire:
30 Slashing:
0
Agility:
18 Air:
30 Piercing: -13
resistance yourself. Watch out if it
Survival:
14 Water:
30 Crushing:
5
feigns death.
Intelligence:
2 Earth:
30 Ethereal: -100
1
Constitution: 20 Poison: 100 Spiritual:
0 Shadow:

The Octorr doesnt like fire, so you best

Octorr
hit it with that, to take it out as soon as Level: 15 Vitality:
455 Mana:
580 Armor:
possible. Due to its high vitality, this
Primary Stats
Resistances
might take some time.
Strength:
11 Fire:
-42 Slashing:

Speed:

18 Bone:

Agility:
17 Air:
Survival:
11 Water:
Intelligence: 22 Earth:
Constitution: 22 Poison:
11 Bone:
Speed:

57
87
57
65
20

Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

9
9
9
50
65
0

Spiders have a low resistance against

Spider
ethereal damage, especially arrows. Level: 13 Vitality:
275 Mana:
100 Armor:
22
Alternatively you can also attack it
Primary Stats
Resistances
with anything doing air or fire damage.
Strength:
5 Fire:
-13 Slashing:
0
Agility:
15
Air:
-13
-14
Piercing:
Before engaging combat boost your
Survival:
9 Water:
26 Crushing:
5
resistance against poison to protect
Intelligence:
2 Earth:
26 Ethereal: -100
yourself from the spiders attack.
1
Constitution: 22 Poison: 100 Spiritual:
Speed:

15 Bone:

0 Shadow:

443

Creatures
Spider Baby
Level:

8 Vitality:

55 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

1
3
6
1
0
3

85 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

-15
-15
24
24
100
0

Slashing:
0
Piercing: -10
4
Crushing:
Ethereal: -100
0
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

Spider Priest
Level: 13 Vitality:

275 Mana:

Primary Stats

100 Armor:

Resistances

Strength:
5 Fire:
Agility:
15 Air:
Survival:
9 Water:
Intelligence:
2 Earth:
Constitution: 22 Poison:
15 Bone:
Speed:

-13
-13
26
26
100
0

275 Mana:

Primary Stats

100 Armor:

Resistances

Strength:
5 Fire:
Agility:
15 Air:
Survival:
9 Water:
Intelligence:
2 Earth:
Constitution: 22 Poison:
15 Bone:
Speed:

-13
-13
26
26
100
0

A spider Priest is just another spider. It

22 is killed in the same way as a normal
spider. However, the priest spider does
0 have servants following him, so he
-14 never travels alone.

Slashing:
Piercing:
5
Crushing:
Ethereal: -100
1
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

Spider Queen
Level: 13 Vitality:

Like all creatures, spiders start out as

babies as well. They are weaker than
spiders, but they do travel in groups, so
there are several of them to deal with.
The same attacks and protections apply
as with the regular spider.

The queen is not different from a

22 regular spider, so just boost your
poison resistance and attack with
0 ethereal arrows.

Slashing:
Piercing: -14
5
Crushing:
Ethereal: -100
1
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

Mushroom Forest
Earth Elemental
Level: 11 Vitality:

380 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

444

21
8
13
13
19
4

310 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

9
-90
9
100
13
50

Slashing:
14
14
Piercing:
Crushing: 14
Ethereal: -50
Spiritual: -40
0
Shadow:

Earth Elementals do earth damage, so

boost your resistances against earth
damage before engaging in combat
with them. They also have a high
resistance against earth damage
themselves, but are very sensitive to
the opposite; air damage.

Act 2
The ghosts that kidnapped the farmers
wife arent too strong. Anything doing Level:
ethereal damage is to be preferred,
when fighting them.

Ghost
5 Vitality:

110 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

5
5
4
9
9
9

170 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

82
82
82
82
86
-80

Slashing:
-8
0
Piercing:
0
Crushing:
Ethereal: -100
Spiritual: 100
Shadow: -80

You can fight the imp who pretends to

Imp
be a talking mushroom, but there is no Level: 21 Vitality:
360 Mana:
485 Armor:
real need for it.
Primary Stats
Resistances
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

24
24
34
30
34
19

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

0
0
0
0
0
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

The Kirgorr is accompanied by some

Kirgorr
Earth Elementals, which makes the Level: 13 Vitality:
395 Mana:
505 Armor:
fight much harder. If you are carrying
Primary Stats
Resistances
anything doing water damage then use
Strength:
9 Fire:
86 Slashing:
Agility:
15 Air:
56 Piercing:
that on the Kirgorr.
Survival:
9 Water:
Intelligence: 19 Earth:
Constitution: 19 Poison:
9 Bone:
Speed:

-43
56
63
20

Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Use fire spells or fire arrows, to take

Lich
out the Lich as quickly as possible.
Level: 13 Vitality:
170 Mana:
320 Armor:
Primary Stats
Resistances
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

The mutant who is accompanying the

Lich is just like other mutants. The Level:
fastest way to kill it is by using
weapons doing poisonous damage.

9
12
12
19
15
12

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

-41
38
38
38
10
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
8
8
8
50
63
0
0
-5
-5
-5
0
13
0

Mutant
8 Vitality:

250 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
12 Fire:
Agility:
6 Air:
Survival:
12 Water:
Intelligence:
3 Earth:
Constitution: 12 Poison:
0 Bone:
Speed:

80 Armor:

Resistances
8
8
8
8
-41
0

Slashing:
0
0
Piercing:
0
Crushing:
Ethereal: -20
Spiritual: -17
Shadow: -20

445

Creatures
Raanaar Ghost
Level: 19 Vitality:

290 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

35
22
22
4
27
22

95 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

15
15
15
15
19
0

Slashing:
0
0
Piercing:
0
Crushing:
Ethereal: -10
0
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

There are two Raanaar ghosts. Due to

their low resistance, using ethereal
arrows is the most efficient thing to do.
The Raanaar ghosts are also very fast
and agile, so make sure you can handle
them if you decide to fight them.

Fire Area
Fire Demon
Level: 16 Vitality:

250 Mana:

Primary Stats

380 Armor:

60

Resistances

Strength:
11 Fire:
Agility:
18 Air:
Survival:
11 Water:
Intelligence: 23 Earth:
Constitution: 23 Poison:
11 Bone:
Speed:

100
87
57
87
36
20

Slashing:
-6
-6
Piercing:
Crushing: -6
20
Ethereal:
36
Spiritual:
Shadow: 100

Fire Elemental
Level: 15 Vitality:

485 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

28
11
17
17
25
6

400 Armor:

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

100
32
-87
32
17
-20

Slashing:
18
18
Piercing:
Crushing: 18
Ethereal: -50
Spiritual: -37
Shadow: -20

Runkorr
Level: 16 Vitality:

480 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
11 Fire:
Agility:
18 Air:
Survival:
11 Water:
Intelligence: 23 Earth:
Constitution: 23 Poison:
11 Bone:
Speed:

446

Resistances

610 Armor:

Resistances
57
-42
57
57
66
20

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Fire demons are usually accompanied

by a fire elemental. The demon will see
you before you see it, so it has an
advantage advantage to curse you and
therefore lower your fire resistance.
Try to boost your fire resistance and
just hit it with any regular weapon you
have.
A fire elemental does fire damage and
is best killed by attacking it with the
opposite; water. If you dont have that
then ethereal and spiritual damage can
be used also.

Attack the Runkorr with anything

9 doing air damage, as it has a low
resistance against that.
9
9
9
50
66
0

Act 2
Samuels hunter has been sent by
Samuel's Hunter
Samuel to kill you. Of course you dont Level: 16 Vitality:
280 Mana:
425 Armor:
0
like that very much, so stop it with a
Primary Stats
Resistances
slashing weapon. Anything doing
Strength:
15 Fire:
87 Slashing: -16
Agility:
15
Air:
87 Piercing:
0
ethereal damage can be used very
Survival:
11 Water:
87 Crushing:
0
efficiently also.
Intelligence: 26 Earth:
87 Ethereal: -100
98 Spiritual: 100
Constitution: 26 Poison:
Speed:

26 Bone:

-80 Shadow:

-80

The treasure imp is guarding a skill

Treasure Imp
book. You dont have to kill it to access Level: 11 Vitality:
380 Mana:
265 Armor:
140
the book, but if you do then the imp
Primary Stats
Resistances
should not be too much trouble.
Strength:
10 Fire:
11 Slashing:
4
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

10
16
13
16
8

Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

11
11
11
11
0

Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Water Elementals are the opposite of

Water Elemental
Fire Elementals. Use the opposite of Level: 13 Vitality:
425 Mana:
355 Armor:
water (fire) to attack it. Spells are the
Primary Stats
Resistances
best, as it has poor resistance against
Strength:
25 Fire:
-89 Slashing:
Agility:
9 Air:
60 Piercing:
weapons doing fire damage.
Survival:
15 Water:
Intelligence: 15 Earth:
Constitution: 22 Poison:
5 Bone:
Speed:

4
4
4
9
0
0

16
16
100 Crushing: 16
10 Ethereal: -50
15 Spiritual: -39
50 Shadow:
0

Necromancer
The necromancer will summon you three times during act 2. He will send you to the cursed abbey,
the Pickled Herring tavern and the little village.

Cursed Abbey
The paladins are hostile towards you
Paladin
until you have removed the crystal. As Level: 10 Vitality:
170 Mana:
95 Armor:
with all humanoids, you can use
Primary Stats
Resistances
anything you like to try and kill them.
Strength:
23 Fire:
0 Slashing:
Agility:
12 Air:
Survival:
9 Water:
Intelligence:
4 Earth:
Constitution: 15 Poison:
7 Bone:
Speed:

0
0
0
0
0

Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

447

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

Creatures
Scorpion
Level: 11 Vitality:

460 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

10
16
19
8
27
16

190 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

13
-26
13
53
99
20

Slashing:
0
4
Piercing:
Crushing: -4
Ethereal: -20
Spiritual: -14
0
Shadow:

Skeleton
Level: 10 Vitality:

95 Mana:

Primary Stats

100 Armor:

Resistances

Strength:
19 Fire:
Agility:
7 Air:
Survival:
9 Water:
Intelligence:
2 Earth:
Constitution: 4 Poison:
15 Bone:
Speed:

6
6
6
6
2
100

215 Mana:

Primary Stats

100 Armor:

Resistances

Strength:
13 Fire:
Agility:
21 Air:
Survival:
4 Water:
Intelligence:
2 Earth:
Constitution: 16 Poison:
4 Bone:
Speed:

2
2
2
2
11
100

105 Mana:

Primary Stats

Like all skeletons, attack the skeleton

415 Armor:
53
53
53
53
3
100

230 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
2 Fire:
Agility:
2 Air:
Survival:
5 Water:
Intelligence: 12 Earth:
Constitution: 10 Poison:
5 Bone:
Speed:

448

doing spiritual damage. Do that before

Slashing:
0 it has a chance to throw too many spells
-5 your way.
Piercing:
Crushing: -13
0
Ethereal:
Spiritual: -83
0
Shadow:

Stone Gargoyle
6 Vitality:

0 mage also with a crushing weapon

Resistances

Strength:
14 Fire:
Agility:
9 Air:
Survival:
5 Water:
Intelligence: 23 Earth:
Constitution: 5 Poison:
5 Bone:
Speed:
Level:

If possible take out the archers first as

0 they are good with a bow. Use a
crushing weapon, preferably combined
0 with one doing spiritual damage.

Slashing:
-4
Piercing:
Crushing: -12
0
Ethereal:
Spiritual: -98
0
Shadow:

Skeleton Mage
Level: 12 Vitality:

The skeletons are wielding axes and are

4 best attacked with a crushing weapon,
preferably combined with one doing
0 spiritual damage.

Slashing:
-4
Piercing:
Crushing: -12
0
Ethereal:
Spiritual: -98
0
Shadow:

Skeleton Archer
Level: 11 Vitality:

The scorpion has a high vitality,

making it hard to kill before it kills you.
Especially as besides the scorpion,
several skeletons will attack you also.
If you have anything doing air or
ethereal damage, then use that.

250 Armor:

Resistances
53
53
53
53
47
40

The stone gargoyles are summoned by

12 the witch after you have removed the
crystal fragment. Use ethereal or
7 spiritual damage to take them down.

Slashing:
10
Piercing:
3
Crushing:
Ethereal: -20
Spiritual: -21
0
Shadow:

Act 2
The witch turns evil again, right after
Witch
you removed the crystal. She will start Level: 11 Vitality:
400 Mana:
445 Armor:
summoning stone gargoyles, so kill her
Primary Stats
Resistances
as soon as you can to avoid having to
Strength:
4 Fire:
82 Slashing:
Agility:
4
Air:
82 Piercing:
fight too many Gargoyles. Just hit her
Survival:
4 Water:
82 Crushing:
with any conventional weapon you
Intelligence: 25 Earth:
82 Ethereal:
prefer.
45 Spiritual:
Constitution: 21 Poison:
Speed:

10 Bone:

0 Shadow:

0
-4
-4
-4
60
77
0

Pickled Herring
The ghosts are best killed by using
Ghost
conventional weapons, as they have a Level: 16 Vitality:
130 Mana:
605 Armor:
resistance against other types of
Primary Stats
Resistances
damage.
Strength:
7 Fire:
12 Slashing:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

15
18
38
11
23

Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

12
12
12
7
0

Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Humans are best killed by using

Human
conventional weapons. There are three Level: 17 Vitality:
125 Mana:
175 Armor:
of them in the Pickled Herring, which
Primary Stats
Resistances
makes it harder. But then again there
Strength:
7 Fire:
5 Slashing:
Agility:
7 Air:
5 Piercing:
are two of you.
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

7
7
7
0

Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

5
5
5
0

Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Sir Patrick is just like a regular ghost

Sir Patrick
and is best killed by using your Level: 16 Vitality:
130 Mana:
605 Armor:
conventional weapons. However, you
Primary Stats
Resistances
dont have to kill him.
Strength:
7 Fire:
12 Slashing:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

15
18
38
11
23

Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

12
12
12
7
0

Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

449

0
0
0
0
0
27
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
27
0

Creatures

Act 3
General
The following is a list of creatures that are present in several locations in Act 3.
The Air Elemental does Air damage
Air Elemental
Level: 16 Vitality:
510 Mana:
415 Armor:
0 and is very resistant to anything doing
air damage. Use the opposite though,
Primary Stats
Resistances
Strength:
30 Fire:
12 Slashing:
12 which is earth damage. The elemental
Agility:
11 Air:
100 Piercing:
12 really doesnt like that. Alternatively
Survival:
18 Water:
12 Crushing: 12
Intelligence: 18 Earth:
-87 Ethereal: -50 ethereal damage could also be used.
18 Spiritual: -37
Constitution: 26 Poison:
7 Bone:

Speed:

50 Shadow:

Crystal Gargoyles show that crystals

Crystal Gargoyle
Level: 18 Vitality:

450 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

21
8
13
34
26
13

580 Armor:

10 can be very hard. Use weapons doing

ethereal damage, as they have a low

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

59
59
59
59
58
40

Slashing:
20 resistance against that.
6
Piercing:
Crushing: 13
Ethereal: -20
-5
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

Demon
Level: 18 Vitality:

280 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

17
28
17
35
35
17

425 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

92
92
92
92
45
20

Slashing:
-8
-8
Piercing:
Crushing: -8
Ethereal: -20
5
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

Looc / Stit / Era / Yrev

Level: 31 Vitality:

405 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

450

35
35
35
35
35
35

595 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

0
0
0
0
0
0

Slashing:
0
Piercing: -10
Crushing: 10
0
Ethereal:
0
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

Demons have a high resistance against

elemental weapons and skills. They
dont like anything doing ethereal
damage. But if you dont have that, just
hurt them with any other weapon you
happen to have.

These four mages are rather strong and

quick. They also use the Flash skill to
change their location. As their
resistances are not too good, any
weapon will do (preferably piercing).
Or stun them with the hammer skill,
which stops them from jumping
around.

Act 3
A Water Elemental uses skills doing
Water Elemental
water damage and has a high resistance Level: 20 Vitality:
625 Mana:
505 Armor:
against that as well. Use anything
Primary Stats
Resistances
doing fire or ethereal damage as it has
Strength:
37 Fire:
-83 Slashing:
Agility:
14
Air:
66 Piercing:
a low resistance against that.
Survival:
23 Water:
Intelligence: 23 Earth:
Constitution: 33 Poison:
8 Bone:
Speed:

22
22
100 Crushing: 22
16 Ethereal: -50
23 Spiritual: -33
50 Shadow:
0

Black Temple Island

The biggest problem with the Blood
Blood Knight
Knight, besides its strength, is that it Level: 21 Vitality:
550 Mana:
130 Armor:
moves really fast. In all likelihood
Primary Stats
Resistances
faster than you. Make sure you have
Strength:
45 Fire:
42 Slashing:
Agility:
45 Air:
42 Piercing:
your bone and shadow weapons ready
Survival:
45 Water:
42 Crushing:
when it comes.
Intelligence:
4 Earth:
42 Ethereal:
17 Spiritual:
Constitution: 24 Poison:
Speed:

The Flooge Frog in the well is not that

hard to kill. But then again, you could Level:
consider not killing it...

45 Bone:

-60 Shadow:

31
23
23
23
0
2
-60

Flooge Frog
9 Vitality:

165 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
9 Fire:
Agility:
9 Air:
Survival:
14 Water:
Intelligence:
2 Earth:
Constitution: 11 Poison:
14 Bone:
Speed:

100 Armor:
10
10
10
10
7
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

The ghosts in the temple can be killed

Ghost
with anything you happen to have. Just Level: 16 Vitality:
130 Mana:
605 Armor:
take the weapon doing the most
Primary Stats
Resistances
damage, to make their existence as
Strength:
7 Fire:
12 Slashing:
Agility:
15 Air:
12 Piercing:
short as possible.
Survival:
18 Water:
Intelligence: 38 Earth:
Constitution: 11 Poison:
23 Bone:
Speed:

Resistances

12
12
7
0

Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

451

0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
27
0

Creatures
Human
Level: 16 Vitality:

170 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

23
30
15
30
15
18

605 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

10
10
10
10
10
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Groblar
Level: 16 Vitality:

170 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

23
30
15
30
15
18

605 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

10
10
10
10
10
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Human
Level: 21 Vitality:

245 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

15
19
24
49
19
19

805 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

37
-2
-2
37
13
40

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

245 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

15
19
24
49
19
19

0
0
27
0

The assassin Groblar is hiding in his

0 cellar. To kill him you can use any
weapon you like, though preferably not
0 one doing spiritual damage.

0
0
0
27
0

Some of the humans in the temple are

0 stronger than others. If you try to kill
one, then they all turn hostile, using
0 disease, lightning and elemental
0 combat spells against you.

0
0
-5
0

An Ice Skeleton has made the Staff of

Ice Skeleton
Level: 21 Vitality:

There is no need to kill the humans in

0 the Black Temple. If you do then all
humans become hostile towards you,
0 using disease, lightning and elemental
0 combat spells against you.

805 Armor:

0 Power dungeon its home and doesnt

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

37
-2
-2
37
13
40

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

0
0
0
0
-5
0

Kiya
Level: 22 Vitality:

1005 Mana: 1105 Armor:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

452

15
20
31
51
41
20

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

100
100
100
100
59
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

-8
-8
-8
60
96
0

like it much that you are invading it.

Just use any weapon you like (with the
exception of bone weapons) or throw
some air or water elemental spells
towards it.
Kiya has a lot of vitality and as such is
hard to kill, and she uses Swap to get
out of your reach. All her resistances
against elemental damage are maxed
out, so dont bother with that. Regular
or bone/shadow weapons are the most
effective ones to use.

Act 3
All mutants hate poison and this one is
Mutant
no exception. As they have a low Level: 20 Vitality:
425 Mana:
155 Armor:
resistance against bone damage, the
Primary Stats
Resistances
hammer skill is very effective as well.
Strength:
28 Fire:
20 Slashing:

In the Staff of Power Dungeon there are

Raanaar Ghost
several Raanaar Ghosts. They are not Level: 19 Vitality:
290 Mana:
95 Armor:
very strong and can basically be hit
Primary Stats
Resistances
with anything you like.
Strength:
35 Fire:
15 Slashing:

Agility:
18 Air:
Survival:
28 Water:
Intelligence:
8 Earth:
Constitution: 28 Poison:
0 Bone:
Speed:

Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

17
22
4
27
17

Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

20
20
20
-30
-20

15
15
15
19
0

0
0
Piercing:
0
Crushing:
Ethereal: -20
Spiritual: -14
Shadow: -20

Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

0
0
0
0
2
0

Ruins Island
The Air Demon in the ore cave is a lot
Air Demon
more capable of fighting than an Air Level: 18 Vitality:
280 Mana:
425 Armor:
Elemental is. Its resistance to earth is a
Primary Stats
Resistances
lot better, making it a much more
Strength:
13 Fire:
89 Slashing:
Agility:
21 Air:
100 Piercing:
difficult creature to kill. Regular
Survival:
13 Water:
89 Crushing:
weapons are the most effective with
Intelligence: 26 Earth:
39 Ethereal:
this demon.
38 Spiritual:
Constitution: 26 Poison:
Speed:

13 Bone:

20 Shadow:

Inside Zandalors Ruins several critters

Critter
can be found. They are quick and agile Level: 25 Vitality:
335 Mana:
490 Armor:
and as such are hard to kill. Just keep
Primary Stats
Resistances
your bone or shadow weapons ready
Strength:
28 Fire:
20 Slashing:
Agility:
28
Air:
20 Piercing:
inside the ruins.
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

28
28
28
28

Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

6
-6
-6
-6
20
38
0
17

8
8
20 Crushing:
8
20 Ethereal:
0
70 Spiritual:
20
-50 Shadow: -50

453

Creatures

Crystal Forest
Castor
Level: 20 Vitality:

135 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

8
8
8
8
8
8

430 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

5
5
5
5
5
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Death Knight
Level: 12 Vitality:

195 Mana:

Primary Stats

280 Armor:

Resistances

Strength:
18 Fire:
Agility:
11 Air:
Survival:
9 Water:
Intelligence: 14 Earth:
Constitution: 14 Poison:
11 Bone:
Speed:

16
16
16
16
10
30

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Castor and his Death Knight ambush

0 you while going through the crystal
forest. They are not too hard to kill. So
0 just kill them and dont forget to take
0 the notes with you.
0
0
5
0

The Death Knight is waiting for you

5 together with Castor. Like Castor he is
not too hard to kill. Any regular
0 weapon will do.

0
0
0
10
30

Earth Demon
Level: 15 Vitality:

240 Mana:

Primary Stats

365 Armor:

Resistances

Strength:
11 Fire:
Agility:
17 Air:
Survival:
11 Water:
Intelligence: 22 Earth:
Constitution: 22 Poison:
11 Bone:
Speed:

87
37
87
100
35
20

Slashing:
-6
-6
Piercing:
Crushing: -6
Ethereal: -20
35
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

Evil Flying Eye

Level: 16 Vitality:

55 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

454

30
15
11
26
0
26

425 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

27
27
27
27
20
-50

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

0
16
-16
-100
100
-50

An Earth Demon is a lot tougher than

an Earth Elemental. Unlike the
elemental, it has a much higher
resistance against air. Ethereal damage
would be the best choice against the
Earth Demon.

One wonders where the Evil Flying

Eye keeps its arrows as that is what it
shoots to you. The best defence against
it are conventional weapons or a skill
doing ethereal damage, or alternatively
a crushing weapon doing bone or
shadow damage.

Act 3
A Fire Elemental does fire damage, but
Fire Elemental
is very vulnerable towards anything Level: 15 Vitality:
485 Mana:
400 Armor:
0
doing water damage. In combat with
Primary Stats
Resistances
the Fire Elemental, skills and weapons
Strength:
28 Fire:
100 Slashing:
18
Agility:
11
Air:
12
18
Piercing:
doing water damage would be the best
Survival:
17 Water:
-87 Crushing: 18
to stop it.
Intelligence: 17 Earth:
12 Ethereal: -50
17 Spiritual: -37
Constitution: 25 Poison:
-20 Shadow:

-20

General Bram has set up his camp in

General Bram
the Crystal Forest. You need the right Level: 16 Vitality:
200 Mana:
560 Armor:
papers to enter it. General Bram is not
Primary Stats
Resistances
too hard to kill and any weapon will do.
Strength:
30 Fire:
10 Slashing:

Speed:

Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

Brams Guards are nothing to worry

about. There are not enough of them to Level:
make things really difficult. Any
weapon will do when killing them.

6 Bone:

30
15
35
18
15

Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

10
10
10
12
0

Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

0
0
0
0
25
0

Guard
9 Vitality:

145 Mana:

Primary Stats

130 Armor:

Strength:
16 Fire:
Agility:
11 Air:
Survival:
11 Water:
Intelligence:
4 Earth:
Constitution: 9 Poison:
16 Bone:
Speed:

7
7
7
7
6
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Oren wants you to kill the imps for him.

Oren
The imps want you to kill Oren instead. Level: 20 Vitality:
135 Mana:
430 Armor:
If you do then you will find Oren to be
Primary Stats
Resistances
not too hard. As with most humans, any
Strength:
8 Fire:
5 Slashing:
Agility:
8
Air:
5 Piercing:
weapon will do.
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

8
8
8
8

Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

5
5
5
0

Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Scorpions are most effectively killed

Scorpion
with weapons or spells doing air, Level: 11 Vitality:
460 Mana:
190 Armor:
ethereal or spiritual damage.
Primary Stats
Resistances
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

10
16
19
8
27
16

Resistances

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

13
-26
13
53
99
0

-6
-6
-6
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
0
0

Slashing:
0
4
Piercing:
Crushing: -4
Ethereal: -20
Spiritual: -14
0
Shadow:

455

Creatures
Wizard, Experienced
Level: 19 Vitality:

415 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

8
8
17
45
27
27

835 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

72
72
72
72
19
-40

Slashing:
-7
-7
Piercing:
Crushing: -7
Ethereal: -20
12
Spiritual:
Shadow: -40

Wizard
Level: 20 Vitality:

285 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

23
23
23
23
23
23

415 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

76
76
76
76
16
-40

Slashing:
-7
-7
Piercing:
7
Crushing:
Ethereal: -20
-3
Spiritual:
Shadow: -40

The experienced wizard in Brams

camp isnt strong, but he can cast a lot
of spells. Stunning him with the
Hammer skill would be the most
effective thing to do. If that is not
possible then just use any weapon
doing bone or shadow damage.
The other wizard in Brams camp is
stronger, but does not have the amount
of vitality and mana that the
experienced wizard has. Using a
weapon doing bone damage like the
hammer skill or a weapon doing
shadow damage is the most efficient
way of dealing with him.

Rebel Island
Critters are a nuisance. They are dumb,

Critter
Level: 22 Vitality:

220 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

31
41
41
4
20
41

95 Armor:

95 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

456

8
8
8
8
4
8

damage. Using something doing bone

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

29
29
29
29
64
-50

Slashing:
20 or shadow damage is the best way of
Piercing: -20 dealing with them.
Crushing: 20
0
Ethereal:
2
Spiritual:
Shadow: -50

Fragment
Level: 18 Vitality:

8 but they are fast and can deal a lot of

190 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

-14
-14
-14
-14
-97
-20

A fragment is very small and not so

0 powerful. But because there are many
of them, they are very irritating. Use
20 weapons doing poison damage to kill
20 them as fast as possible.

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing: 20
Ethereal: 100
Spiritual: -44
Shadow: -20

Act 3

Serricks Tower Island

The Earth Elemental does earth
Earth Elemental
damage and can make the ground shake Level: 21 Vitality:
650 Mana:
535 Armor:
with its earthquake spell. Use weapons
Primary Stats
Resistances
or skills doing air damage to kill them
Strength:
39 Fire:
17 Slashing:
Agility:
15 Air:
-82 Piercing:
as fast as possible.
Survival:
24 Water:
Intelligence: 24 Earth:
Constitution: 34 Poison:
9 Bone:
Speed:

23
23
17 Crushing: 23
100 Ethereal: -50
24 Spiritual: -32
50 Shadow:
0

The Earth Elemental King is not much

Earth Elemental King
different from the regular Earth Level: 15 Vitality:
485 Mana:
400 Armor:
Elemental. It is in fact even a bit
Primary Stats
Resistances
weaker. Use a weapon doing air
Strength:
28 Fire:
12 Slashing:
Agility:
11 Air:
-87 Piercing:
damage.
Survival:
17 Water:
Intelligence: 17 Earth:
Constitution: 25 Poison:
6 Bone:
Speed:

18
18
12 Crushing: 18
100 Ethereal: -50
17 Spiritual: -37
50 Shadow:
0

Catacombs
You will fight the Black Bishop in the
Black Bishop
catacombs. He is not so easy to kill. He Level: 25 Vitality:
875 Mana: 1180 Armor:
will cast a lot of spells and will try to
Primary Stats
Resistances
paralyze you, so be quick in taking care
Strength:
28 Fire:
66 Slashing:
Agility:
35 Air:
66 Piercing:
of him. Stunning him with the hammer
Survival:
23 Water:
66 Crushing:
spell would be one way of doing this.
Intelligence: 58 Earth:
66 Ethereal:
-8 Spiritual:
Constitution: 58 Poison:
Speed:

23 Bone:

50 Shadow:

The Demons in the catacombs are no

Demon
easy target. Dont use any elemental Level: 25 Vitality:
370 Mana:
560 Armor:
spells on them as that is useless. Try to
Primary Stats
Resistances
take them out with ethereal weapons
Strength:
17 Fire:
92 Slashing:
Agility:
28
Air:
92 Piercing:
instead.
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

17
35
35
17

Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

17
4
4
4
0
41
50
17

-8
-8
92 Crushing: -8
92 Ethereal: -20
45 Spiritual:
5
20 Shadow:
0

457

Creatures
Guardian
Level: 26 Vitality:

1045 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

17
28
17
35
35
17

235 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

-15
-15
-15
-15
-15
-20

The guardian at the exit of act 3 has a

37 high vitality and as such is hard to kill.
You have to succeed in this case,
0 otherwise the ghost granting you
0 access to the Academy will not appear.

Slashing:
Piercing:
0
Crushing:
Ethereal: -20
Spiritual: -12
Shadow: -20

Shadow Creature
Level: 22 Vitality:

255 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

31
25
15
9
20
51

205 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
30
Air:
30
30
Water:
30
Earth:
Poison: 34
Bone: -100

Slashing:
8
8
Piercing:
8
Crushing:
20
Ethereal:
26
Spiritual:
Shadow: 100

There are several Shadow Creatures in

the catacombs. The stats for them may
vary slightly, so the table shows the
average values. The best way to take
care of them is using weapons doing
bone damage.

Necromancer
Imp
Level: 21 Vitality:

395 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

24
24
34
30
34
19

520 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

24
24
24
24
24
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Lizard
Level: 21 Vitality:

20 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

458

0
0
0
0
0
0

35 Armor:

The imps in the mine at the wastelands

0 use poisonous daggers, so boost your
resistances against that if needed. To
0 kill them you can use any weapon you
0 like.

0
0
21
0

As their stats show, they are easy to

0 kill, and will die after one or two blows.

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

0
0
0
0
0
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

0
0
0
0
0
0

Act 3
The Priestess has gone mad, but will go
Lizard Priest
down quickly and release the crystal Level: 25 Vitality:
20 Mana:
35 Armor:
fragment you need.
Primary Stats
Resistances
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

0
0
0
0
0
0

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

0
0
0
0
0
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

It is your choice to kill or spare the

Lizard King
Lizard King, a very weak opponent.
Level: 21 Vitality:
20 Mana:
35 Armor:
Primary Stats
Resistances
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

0
0
0
0
0
0

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

0
0
0
0
0
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Like other humans, the miners can be

Miner
taken out with any weapon you like.
Level: 18 Vitality:
135 Mana:
415 Armor:
Primary Stats
Resistances
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

8
8
8
8
8
8

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

5
5
5
5
5
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

The Necromancer uses a lot of spells to

Necromancer
try and take you out. You have to be Level: 21 Vitality:
865 Mana: 1225 Armor:
quick, so use the hammer skill to stun
Primary Stats
Resistances
the Necromancer if possible. Using a
Strength:
19 Fire:
53 Slashing:
Agility:
34
Air:
13 Piercing:
weapon or skill doing water damage
Survival:
19 Water:
-26 Crushing:
would be the best way of taking care of
Intelligence: 49 Earth:
13 Ethereal:
him.
7 Spiritual:
Constitution: 39 Poison:
Speed:

34 Bone:

20 Shadow:

459

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
0
0
0
-7
7
20
15
0

Creatures

Act 4
General
Evil Flying Eye
Level: 16 Vitality:

55 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

30
15
11
26
0
26

425 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

27
27
27
27
20
-50

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Rat
Level:

1 Vitality:

55 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

0
0
0
0
0
0

70 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

10
-30
10
10
30
30

345 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

29
51
22
14
29
74

280 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
35
Air:
35
35
Water:
35
Earth:
40
Poison:
Bone: -100

16
-16
-100
100
-50

Rats are everywhere, even in the

0 Academy. They are an easy target, but
why bother killing them. They dont
-7 give a lot of experience and they all
-7 become hostile.

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing: -7
Ethereal: -10
Spiritual: -10
0
Shadow:

Shadow Creature
Level: 32 Vitality:

The Evil Flying Eye shoots earth

0 arrows at you. Its most effectively
killed with anything doing ethereal,
0 shadow or bone damage.

There are different levels of Shadow

0 Creatures in the different levels of Act
4. Their stats might differ slightly
10 because of that, but their vulnerability
10 to bone damage stays.

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing: 10
20
Ethereal:
30
Spiritual:
Shadow: 100

Spider
Level: 27 Vitality:

630 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

460

38
38
38
25
38
38

445 Armor:

24

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

37
57
87
87
100
0

Slashing:
0
Piercing: -24
9
Crushing:
Ethereal: -40
17
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

The spiders bite is poisonous, so boost

your resistance against poison when
encountering these eight-legged
creatures. Use anything doing ethereal
damage on them, preferably in
combination with a piercing weapon.

Act 4

Basic Level
The Death Knight in the faith test
Death Knight
claims to be the one who killed all the Level: 26 Vitality:
535 Mana:
505 Armor:
imps in the Imp Village. There is no
Primary Stats
Resistances
need to kill him though as there is a
Strength:
60 Fire:
22 Slashing:
Agility:
24 Air:
22 Piercing:
peaceful way as well.
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

18
29
48
36

Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

22
22
34
30

Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

The imps in the faith test dont have to

Imp
be killed, but if you do, then they all Level: 26 Vitality:
165 Mana:
235 Armor:
turn hostile, which should not be a too
Primary Stats
Resistances
big a problem. Just use whatever you
Strength:
11 Fire:
34 Slashing:
Agility:
48 Air:
34 Piercing:
want, other than elemental spells or
Survival:
48 Water:
34 Crushing:
arrows.
Intelligence: 11 Earth:
34 Ethereal:
7 Spiritual:
Constitution: 11 Poison:
Speed:

48 Bone:

0 Shadow:

The Raanaar ghosts in the hidden

Raanaar Ghost
r o o m , n e a r t h e e n d u r a n c e t e s t Level: 25 Vitality:
190 Mana:
905 Armor:
instructor, are most effectively killed
Primary Stats
Resistances
with regular weapons.
Strength:
46 Fire:
25 Slashing:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

58
35
58
17
23

Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

25
25
25
12
0

Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

It is your choice whether or not to kill

Witch
the witches in the faith test. Their Level: 24 Vitality:
395 Mana:
445 Armor:
resistances are not too high, so most
Primary Stats
Resistances
weapons and skills will work. They
Strength:
51 Fire:
19 Slashing:
Agility:
22 Air:
19 Piercing:
attack with elemental instant spells and
Survival:
27 Water:
19 Crushing:
lay out traps.
Intelligence:
5 Earth:
19 Ethereal:
24 Spiritual:
Constitution: 34 Poison:
Speed:

22 Bone:

0 Shadow:

461

23
0
0
0
0
20
30
0
0
0
0
0
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
41
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0

Creatures

Maintenance Tunnels
Chaos Creature
Level: 28 Vitality:

270 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

25
59
25
19
25
39

320 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

37
37
37
37
27
+/-

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

0
0
0
+/+/+/-

Critter
Level: 22 Vitality:

220 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

31
41
41
4
20
41

95 Armor:

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

29
29
29
29
64
-50

Slashing:
20
Piercing: -20
Crushing: 20
0
Ethereal:
2
Spiritual:
Shadow: -50

Mat
Level: 27 Vitality:

460 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

25
25
19
44
44
44

695 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

93
93
93
93
100
-80

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Mutant
Level: 25 Vitality:

780 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

462

35
23
35
11
35
0

Resistances

610 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

25
25
25
25
-25
-20

Chaos creatures are also chaotic as far

as their shapes and forms are
concerned. Several of their stats are
positive or negative, which makes it
hard to have a strategy against them.
These stats are in the range -25 to + 25,
but in most cases only one of them is
negative.
Critters are fast, so take them out
quickly as well. This is done most
effectively with weapons doing bone or
shadow damage.

There are several weapons that can be

8 used on Mat. The ones doing ethereal,
bone or shadow damage are the best.
-24
0
0
-100
100
-80

Like rats, mutants show up everywhere

26 as well. The same strategies as before
apply; use a weapon doing poisonous
0 damage, or alternatively one doing
0 bone, shadow or ethereal damage.

Slashing:
Piercing:
0
Crushing:
Ethereal: -20
Spiritual: -12
Shadow: -20

Act 4
These monsters really hate anything
Sound Monster
making a sound. So kill them with the Level: 26 Vitality:
655 Mana:
340 Armor:
guitar you picked up in the Faith test. If
Primary Stats
Resistances
you dont have that, then fight them
Strength:
36 Fire:
0 Slashing:
Agility:
29
Air:
0 Piercing:
with whatever weapon you have.
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

18
18
60
18

Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

0
0
0
0

Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

23
0
0
0
0
0
0

Summoning Level
As part of the second summoning test
Air Elemental
an Air Elemental is summoned. Use the Level: 26 Vitality:
790 Mana:
625 Armor:
elemental earth spell or a weapon doing
Primary Stats
Resistances
earth or ethereal damage.
Strength:
48 Fire:
20 Slashing:

The Chaos Creature is guarding the

Chaos Creature
frost rune. Most weapons will work, Level: 26 Vitality:
440 Mana:
110 Armor:
spiritual weapons being slightly better.
Primary Stats
Resistances

Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

18
29
29
42
11

55
29
24
5
42
24

Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

100
20
-79
30
50

37
37
17
37
40
10

18
18
Piercing:
Crushing: 18
Ethereal: -50
Spiritual: -29
0
Shadow:

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

The critter in the specimen room is best

Critter
killed with a bone or shadow weapon. Level: 22 Vitality:
220 Mana:
95 Armor:
Primary Stats
Resistances
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

31
41
41
4
20
41

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

29
29
29
29
64
-50

0
0
0
10
-6
0
8

Slashing:
20
Piercing: -20
Crushing: 20
0
Ethereal:
2
Spiritual:
Shadow: -50

463

Creatures
Demon
Level: 25 Vitality:

370 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

17
28
17
35
35
17

560 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

92
92
92
92
45
20

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing: -8
Ethereal: -20
5
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

Dummy
Level:

1 Vitality:

75 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

2
2
2
2
2
2

100 Armor:

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

1
1
1
1
1
0

685 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

41
15
25
25
36
9

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

550 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

17
-82
17
100
25
50

650 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

45
25
25
45
25
25

0 out the Fire Elemental first, which is

accomplished the best by using skills

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

165 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
11 Fire:
Agility:
48 Air:
Survival:
48 Water:
Intelligence: 11 Earth:
Constitution: 11 Poison:
48 Bone:
Speed:

464

The abyss rune is guarded by an Earth

0 Elemental. It does earth damage, but is
vulnerable to air damage at the same
24 time.

To get to the fire rune, you need to take

880 Armor:
100
37
-82
37
17
-20

Slashing:
29 and weapons doing water damage.
29
Piercing:
Crushing: 29
Ethereal: -50
Spiritual: -17
Shadow: -20

Imp
Level: 26 Vitality:

0
0
0
0
1
0

Slashing:
24
Piercing:
Crushing: 24
Ethereal: -50
Spiritual: -32
0
Shadow:

Fire Elemental
Level: 28 Vitality:

The dummy guards the earth rune. Its

0 a real dummy and an easy kill.

Resistances

Earth Elemental
Level: 22 Vitality:

There are demons in the training room

8 and there is one guarding the poison
rune. Using elemental skills or
-8 weapons on them is useless. Instead,
-8 stick to ethereal or any regular weapon.

235 Armor:

Resistances
34
34
34
34
7
0

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

An imp guards the wisdom rune. Most

0 weapons will work when killing the
imp, although the ones doing elemental
0 damage are less efficient.
0
0
0
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The lightning rune is guarded by a
Metal Gargoyle
Metal Gargoyle. Use ethereal or Level: 28 Vitality:
790 Mana:
835 Armor:
shadow weapons on the gargoyle and
Primary Stats
Resistances
dont bother with the elemental skills
Strength:
12 Fire:
63 Slashing:
Agility:
12
Air:
63 Piercing:
and weapons.
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

19
51
39
19

Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

9
19
63 Crushing: 29
63 Ethereal: -20
67 Spiritual:
6
40 Shadow:
0

A mutant can be found in the specimen

Mutant
room and guarding the water rune. By Level: 25 Vitality:
780 Mana:
610 Armor:
now the tactics to killing the mutant
Primary Stats
Resistances
should be clear.
Strength:
35 Fire:
25 Slashing:
Agility:
23 Air:
Survival:
35 Water:
Intelligence: 11 Earth:
Constitution: 35 Poison:
0 Bone:
Speed:

It is easy to get the offering rune, as it is

guarded only by a rat. If you kick it, it Level:
probably drops dead.

35

25
25
25
-25
-20

26

0
0
Piercing:
0
Crushing:
Ethereal: -20
Spiritual: -12
Shadow: -20

Rat
1 Vitality:

55 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

0
0
0
0
0
0

70 Armor:

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

10
-30
10
10
30
30

Slashing:
-7
-7
Piercing:
Crushing: -7
Ethereal: -10
Spiritual: -10
0
Shadow:

The Rock Skeleton is tougher than a

Rock Skeleton
regular Skeleton and is guarding the rift Level: 25 Vitality:
190 Mana:
905 Armor:
rune. Just use a bone, shadow or any
Primary Stats
Resistances
other regular weapon to take it down.
Strength:
17 Fire:
25 Slashing:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

23
35
58
17
23

Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

25
25
25
12
0

Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Be sure to equip your bone weapons

Shadow Creature
when going for the star rune, as the Level: 21 Vitality:
245 Mana:
205 Armor:
Shadow Creature guarding it really
Primary Stats
Resistances
doesnt like that.
Strength:
19 Fire:
30 Slashing:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

34
15
9
19
49

Resistances

Air:
30
30
Water:
30
Earth:
33
Poison:
Bone: -100

0
0
0
0
0
41
0
0

7
7
Piercing:
7
Crushing:
20
Ethereal:
26
Spiritual:
Shadow: 100

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Skeleton
Level: 24 Vitality:

325 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

27
27
27
27
27
27

475 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

0
0
-30
0
0
0

Slashing:
30
Piercing:
Crushing: -30
0
Ethereal:
0
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

Spider
Level: 27 Vitality:

630 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

38
38
38
25
38
38

445 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

37
57
87
87
100
0

685 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

41
15
25
25
36
9

550 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

-82
67
100
17
25
50

In the room with the wind rune, there is

24 also a spider. Arrows doing ethereal
damage would be one of the better
0 ways of taking care of it.

Slashing:
Piercing: -24
9
Crushing:
Ethereal: -40
17
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

Water Elemental
Level: 22 Vitality:

A Skeleton guards the Fire rune. The

13 best weapon would be a club, or any
other crushing weapon, doing water
0 damage.

A Water Elemental is summoned as

0 part of the second summoning test. Use
fire on the elemental, to take it out.

Slashing:
24
24
Piercing:
Crushing: 24
Ethereal: -50
Spiritual: -32
0
Shadow:

Philosophy Level
Chaos Creature
Level: 29 Vitality:

315 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

466

26
47
20
12
26
67

250 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

34
34
34
34
8
10

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

There are different Chaos Creatures

15 and each of them has slightly different
stats. That makes them unpredictable
0 and combined with their speed, they
0 can be very difficult to beat.
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Water is the most effective way of
Fire Elemental
dealing with Fire Elementals. That or Level: 28 Vitality:
650 Mana:
880 Armor:
anything else doing ethereal damage.
Primary Stats
Resistances
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

45
25
25
45
25
25

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

100
37
-82
37
17
-20

Slashing:
29
29
Piercing:
Crushing: 29
Ethereal: -50
Spiritual: -17
Shadow: -20

The Ice Skeleton is a strong skeleton

Ice Skeleton
t h a t c o u l d b e d e a l t w i t h m o s t Level: 18 Vitality:
355 Mana:
130 Armor:
effectively with a shadow hammer, as
Primary Stats
Resistances
its resistances are low against that type
Strength:
34 Fire:
38 Slashing:
Agility:
17
Air:
38 Piercing:
of damage.
Survival:
26 Water:
Intelligence:
4 Earth:
Constitution: 30 Poison:
17 Bone:
Speed:

38
38
41
20

Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

There are many Raanaar Ghosts, but in

Raanaar Ghost
most cases there is no need to kill them. Level: 25 Vitality:
190 Mana:
905 Armor:
However, if you do then most weapons
Primary Stats
Resistances
could be used.
Strength:
46 Fire:
25 Slashing:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

58
35
58
17
23

Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

25
25
25
12
0

Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

The Rock Skeleton can be taken care of

Rock Skeleton
with most of your weapons, although Level: 25 Vitality:
190 Mana:
905 Armor:
spiritual ones are less efficient.
Primary Stats
Resistances
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

0
0
0
0
0
41
0
0

As part of the truth test, a Water

Water Elemental
Elemental could appear. If so then use Level: 22 Vitality:
685 Mana:
550 Armor:
your water resistance and get your fire
Primary Stats
Resistances
based skills and weapons ready.
Strength:
41 Fire:
-82 Slashing:

Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

25
25
25
25
12
0

13
20
6
20
22
0

0
0
0
0
41
0

15
25
25
36
9

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

35

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

17
23
35
58
17
23

67
100
17
25
50

24
24
Piercing:
Crushing: 24
Ethereal: -50
Spiritual: -32
0
Shadow:

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End Level
Damian
Level: 38 Vitality:

1690 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

69
87
69
69
69
87

2050 Armor:

44

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

70
70
70
70
70
70

Slashing:
Piercing:
Crushing:
Ethereal:
Spiritual:
Shadow:

44
44
44
70
70
70

Samuel
Level: 38 Vitality:

1870 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

87
87
0
87
87
87

2320 Armor:

Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

90
90
90
90
90
90

Slashing:
90
90
Piercing:
Crushing: 90
90
Ethereal:
Spiritual: 100
90
Shadow:

Skeleton
Level: 24 Vitality:

325 Mana:

Primary Stats
Strength:
Agility:
Survival:
Intelligence:
Constitution:
Speed:

468

27
27
27
27
27
27

64

Resistances

475 Armor:

Resistances
Fire:
Air:
Water:
Earth:
Poison:
Bone:

0
0
-30
0
0
0

Damian is the strongest opponent in the

game, which is partially based on him
summoning a lot of creatures to assist
him if you decide to attack with melee
weapons. Stunning him with the
hammer skill, or fighting him with
arrows are a few of the possible
strategies.
Samuel is also very strong and his stats
change with every attack, so a skill that
is ineffective at one point, could be
effective a bit later. Using the hammer
and insect swarm skills are very
efficient against him.

The skeletons in Hark Ferols Tomb

13 should not be too hard to fight,
especially when using a crushing
0 weapon doing water damage.

Slashing:
30
Piercing:
Crushing: -30
0
Ethereal:
0
Spiritual:
0
Shadow:

Alchemy, Charms and

Crystals
The "How to" Guide

How to use...
Charm Runes
You can find or buy these round nifty little charms throughout the game, each with a strange rune
engraved on it, and existing in several colors. These little helpers are able to enchant items and
provide you with a bonus to boost your characters.
As this boost does not directly affect your character, but only the item it was placed in, you will
enjoy these effects only as long as you wear a charmed item. If you take it off, the charm will not
be valid any more, therefore equip it, instead of merely carrying it in your inventory.

Overview
In the following table you can see that the charm names consist of two syllables: the first
determines the value; the second, the effect.

UMN (vitality)
URU-UMN

SER-UMN

MIN-UMN

PAG-UMN

YIT-UMN

Vitality +20

Vitality +40

Vitality +60

Vitality +80

Vitality +100

ICERI (mana)
URU-ICERI

SER-ICERI

MIN-ICERI

PAG-ICERI

YIT-ICERI

Mana +20

Mana +40

Mana +60

Mana +80

Mana +100

JOPH (agility)
URU-JOPH

SER-JOPH

MIN-JOPH

PAG-JOPH

YIT-JOPH

Agility +1

Agility +2

Agility +3

Agility +4

Agility +5

KOOR (intelligence)
URU-KOOR

SER-KOOR

MIN-KOOR

PAG-KOOR

YIT-KOOR

Intelligence +1

Intelligence +2

Intelligence +3

Intelligence +4

Intelligence +5

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VORR (constitution)
URU-VORR

SER-VORR

MIN-VORR

PAG-VORR

YIT-VORR

Constitution +1

Constitution +2

Constitution +3

Constitution +4

Constitution +5

USTR (evasion)
URU-USTR

SER-USTR

MIN-USTR

PAG-USTR

YIT-USTR

Evasion +1

Evasion +2

Evasion +3

Evasion +40

Evasion +5

ISOS (durability)
URU-ISOS

SER-ISOS

MIN-ISOS

PAG-ISOS

YIT-ISOS

Durability +5

Durability +10

Durability +15

Durability +20

Durability +25

ZAND (survival)
URU-ZAND

SER-ZAND

MIN-ZAND

PAG-ZAND

YIT-ZAND

Survival +1

Survival +2

Survival +3

Survival +4

Survival +5

OOK (regeneration)
URU-OOK

SER-OOK

MIN-OOK

PAG-OOK

YIT-OOK

Regeneration +1

Regeneration +2

Regeneration +3

Regeneration +4

Regeneration +5

YDRA (strength)
URU-YDRA

SER-YDRA

MIN-YDRA

PAG-YDRA

YIT-YDRA

Strength +1

Strength +2

Strength +3

Strength +4

Strength +5

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Using charms
In order to use these charms, check your item for "charm quality"
first. You can find this information by running your mouse over
the item and taking a look at its properties.
This value reveals the number of slots your item has - thus showing you how
many charms you can place into it.
First equip your chosen item, then left
click on it and a pane pops up, displaying
charm slots.
Drag this pane to a free screen space now,
otherwise it will vanish behind your
inventory when you try to drag & drop a
charm from your inventory to a free slot.
You can't remove a charm once it is in a
slot. Check your specific boost in your
item properties now.

The Alchemy Skill

After getting the alchemy skill from a teacher or learning it from a book, you are able to create or
combine your own potions under following circumstances:
To be able to create potions, you require at least one skill point in "extract".
To be able to combine potions, at least one skill point has to be put into "combine".
To create all possible potions, seven different alchemy plants are required.
Creating permanent potions requires at least four skill points in "extract" and a Holy Water. One
Holy Water can be received as a quest reward from the imp hermit in the Spider Forest of Act
2, and the Battlefield traders have a small chance to offer it for sale.

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Creating Potions
Open your inventory and right click on
one of your alchemy plants. A pane will
pop up, allowing you to choose the size of
your desired potion; the available options
in this list are determined by the number
of skill points you have invested.
After selecting the required size another
list is displayed, showing the potions that
can be created. Only the highlighted (golden) potions are active.
After clicking on your choice, the created potion is placed in your
inventory and the required plants subtracted from your total.
The following list displays possible potions, including the required
plants and their effect in relation to your alchemy level. With an exception of the permanent,
vitality, mana and stamina potions, all other potions have a duration limit of 80 seconds, regardless
of their size. The effects of potions for the primary statistics are dependent on the game difficulty
setting when they are used (it does not matter if they were created on a different setting). Potions
for vitality, mana and stamina have the same effect regardless of the difficulty setting.

Vitality

Mana

Stamina

Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4
60

105

165

210

405

615

810

1515

2010

105

60

105

165

210

405

615

810

1515

2010

25

50

75

100

200

300

400

750

1000

105

200

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Intelligence

Agility

Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4
2

14

18

34

45

14

18

34

45

14

18

34

45

Survival

Constitution

Speed

Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4 Lvl. 1 Lvl. 2 Lvl. 3 Lvl. 4
2

14

18

34

45

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14

18

34

45

14

18

34

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How to use...
These created potions wont stack on normal potions. Only the potions with the same value will
be stacked in your inventory. All potions of the same type will be stacked in the potion bar,
however, and there is no way of knowing whether you will be using a regular or a created one.

Combining Potions
To combine potions, open your inventory and drag & drop one potion over the other. Your alchemy
"combine" skill level determines the potion sizes you can combine. The result of combining two
potions is always a regeneration potion that gives you vitality, mana and stamina when drinking it.
Level 1: Combining small potions
Combining two of the three small potions results in a regeneration
potion with the following effects:
Vitality: 105
Mana: 105
Stamina: 50
Level 2 and 3: Combining medium potions
Combining two of the three medium potion results in a regeneration
potion with the following effects:
Vitality: 405
Mana: 405
Stamina: 200
Level 4: Combining large potions
Combining two of the three large potions results in a regeneration
potion with the following effects:
Vitality: 765
Mana: 765
Stamina: 375

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Crystals
This tiny, inconspicuous bag is located in Act 1, and is rather important for every
gamer. As your Death Knight has already explained, the person carrying this bag in
his or her inventory is capable of using magical crystal power, boosting your
resistances. There is only this one bag in the whole game - so, take it and choose
wisely who will keep it, as only one can profit.
By clicking on the bag, it is opened. Drag this opened pane to a free
screen space, otherwise it will vanish behind your inventory if you try
to drag & drop a crystal from your inventory into a free slot in the bag.
There are five slots in the bag, each able to take one crystal. There are
eight different crystals in five sizes. Once they are placed in the bag
they can be removed again, to be replaced by other crystals.
Your luck bonus determines which crystals and sizes you find
throughout the game. Some have a fixed location though, or are given
to you as a reward - in this case, size and variety are fixed.
The following table shows an overview of all the available crystals and the resistances they give
when placed in the crystal bag.

Small

Medium

Large

Larger

Largest

Air

Resistance +2

Resistance +4

Resistance +6

Resistance +8

Resistance +12

Bone

Resistance +2

Resistance +4

Resistance +6

Resistance +8

Resistance +12

Earth

Resistance +2

Resistance +4

Resistance +6

Resistance +8

Resistance +12

Fire

Resistance +2

Resistance +4

Resistance +6

Resistance +8

Resistance +12

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Small

Medium

Large

Larger

Largest

Poison

Resistance +2

Resistance +4

Resistance +6

Resistance +8

Resistance +12

Shadow

Resistance +2

Resistance +4

Resistance +6

Resistance +8

Resistance +12

Spiritual

Resistance +2

Resistance +4

Resistance +6

Resistance +8

Resistance +12

Water

Resistance +2

Resistance +4

Resistance +6

Resistance +8

Resistance +12

Curses and other enchantments

You will meet creatures throughout the game displaying a symbol over their heads, or you might
suddenly notice one of your chars has one, without knowing how, where and when they acquired
it.
These symbols show either an active curse, or an enchantment that the character is suffering from.
In time, these curses or enchantments will wear off and the symbol will disappear.
The next part gives a short explanation of these symbols and their meaning.
Age Objects
Armor is weaker for a time being, as it ages rapidly. As a result, the opponent is easier to
wound.
Blind
Reduces the sight of the character for a certain time.

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A disease causes all primary stats to be reduced by a certain value. How much depends
on the level of the spell that was used.
Elemental Curses
Air

Earth

Fire

Water

Decreases elemental resistance for a certain time duration. As your enemy is heavily weakened
now, it pays to use a specific weapon. If your hero or a party member is cursed and the enemy
attacks in this manner - you should either be strong enough, or run.
Elemental Reflections
Air

Earth

Fire

Water

Damage is partially reflected. Mages using elemental spells should be careful if their opponent has
this symbol. An otherwise powerful magical attack can backfire then.
Elemental Resistances
Air

Earth

Fire

Water

Resistances against specific elements are magically increased. It is ineffective to attack with a
weapon causing this type of elemental damage, or to use the corresponding elemental attack.
Switch to something else instead.
Pacify
The alignment toward the spell caster has changed to peaceful for a certain time.

Shared Damage
Two creatures sharing this sign will share the damage inflicted on one of them.

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Slow
Reduces the speed of the character. The reaction speed is reduced, as is the ability to dodge
attacks.

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Mathematics of Nemisis
Numbers and Formulas

Mathematics of

Mathematics
Cost to unlearn a skill
The cost to unlearn a skill (C) is based on your character level (L), and is independent of how many
skill points you have put into the skill.
100
C = --------- L 2
3

The amount you have to pay is capped at 50,000 gold, so on character level 39 and above, that is
what you will pay to unlearn a skill. Before that, the cost increases as the square of the level.

Experience points and character level

The number of experience points (E) required to reach a certain character level (L) is;
1000
E = ------------ ( L 3 L )
3

This is the same as it was in Divine Divinity.

Incidentally, the Wisdom skill in Beyond Divinity goes up by 1% each skill level (skill level 1 =
1% bonus, level 10 = 10% bonus), making it less effective than in the previous game. You need
twice the skill points to get the same bonus as in Divine Divinity, and have to double that again if
you want both main characters to get a bonus.
In Divine Divinity, where the average final character level was around 50, Wisdom could give you
an extra level before the end of the game. In Beyond Divinity the average level at the end of the
main game is around 30, so Wisdom would not result in an extra level until the after game
battlefields (where it can also be learned up to level 20).
However, it would be better to have spare skill points in Wisdom (to help you level a little faster)
than to be sitting unused. Once you find a skill you would like to invest in, it can be unlearned.

Experience points from defeated opponents

The experience you get for defeating opponents is related to the difference between your character
levels. If you are at a higher level than your opponent you receive less experience, while at a lower
level you receive more.
The actual experience points for various monster classes differs, but the relationship between
experience and relative level remains the same. Consider E0 to be the experience points gained
when you are at the same character level as your opponent, while E is the experience gained in
general. The normalized experience is simply the experience points given at your particular level
divided by the experience that would be given if you were at the same level as your opponent (i.e.
E / E0).

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As can be seen in the graph, with the characters about three levels below the opponent, the
experience increases exponentially as the character level drops. At about three levels higher than
the opponent and up to seven levels higher, the experience decreases linearly, until at eight levels
higher, no experience is given. If you tackle a tough area with higher level monsters you will be
rewarded with greater experience and thus level faster. Conversely, if you leave an easier area too
long you may not get any experience when you go through that region; this can happen in the
lower level Battlefield dungeons, for example, if you leave them until the end of the act to explore.

Difficulty Levels - differences and exploits

If you find the game too easy or too hard, you can adjust the difficulty setting in the options, with
the notable exception that once the game is in Hardcore the difficulty can not be lowered. Save
first if you wish to test the highest difficulty, so you can reload if you wish.
There are a couple differences between Hardcore and the other difficulty settings, over and above

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just the relative difficulty. On Hardcore, some of the random encounter, non-plot related NPCs are
doubled. For example, there will be pairs of ghosts in the cells close to the arena, rather than one,
and more rats in the starting cell block, but the guards there will not be doubled. While the greater
number of opponents can make things more hectic, they also provide additional experience points
which will level your characters faster than otherwise.
In general, your characters get one skill point each time they gain a level, with one extra skill point
whenever the character level is evenly divisible by five. There is a random bonus when playing
on Hardcore, which gives each character a 30% chance of getting an extra skill point each level.
This means there is a 9% chance that both characters will get an extra skill point at any particular
level up.
The number of skill points your characters start off with also depends on the difficulty setting. On
Very Easy your characters start with two skill points each, on Action they have one, and on
Tactical or Hardcore they have none. If you wish, you can start the game on Very Easy to get the
two skill points, then switch to a higher difficulty setting to continue.
In each act you can receive a summoning doll. The doll's stats are determined by the difficulty
setting when they are first summoned, and are better in harder difficulties. If you are playing on
Very Easy or Action, then you can get a little higher stats by switching to Tactical before
summoning and un-summoning the doll for the first time, then switching back.
When using permanent potions created by Alchemy, the effects do not depend on the difficulty
setting for vitality, magic points or stamina potions. However, the potions for the primary stats do
have a minor difference between settings; on Very Easy the bonus is seven, on Action or Tactical
it is eight and on Hardcore it is ten. If you are playing on Very Easy, you can get a slightly better
bonus for the primary stats by temporarily switching to Action or Tactical to use the permanent
potions. Since the difficulty level the potions are created on does not matter, this exploit can not
be used for temporary potions.

Death Knight's Armor class

The Death Knight's armor class is based on his character level. If you are playing a mage or archer
in combination with a warrior, you might want to consider making the Death Knight the ranged
character. He would not require as high a strength attribute as the hero (to equip armor), so would
be able to boost other stats instead. If you want your ranged character to be able to go melee in a
pinch and are going to boost strength anyway, this advantage is not as significant.
The Death Knight's base armor class (A) is directly proportional to his character level. On the
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there are periodic deviations from a straight line, which repeat every fourteen character levels.
To compare the armor class calculation between difficulty settings, the values for Very Easy,
Tactical and Hardcore are essentially the value on Action multiplied by a constant.
A VeryEasy 0.9 A Action
A Tactical 1.1 A Action
A Hardcore 1.3 A Action

The exact formulas are given below. The listed armor class is rounded off from the result. If the
decimal part of a result is exactly .5 (or lower), then it is rounded down; anything higher than .5
is rounded up.
The armour class on level 1 for all difficulty settings is five. For level 2 and above, the armor class
is given by;
9 L + 54
A VeryEasy = ----------------------14

add 1, if L = 7, 21, 35, 49, ....

subtract 1, if L = 9, 23, 37, 51, ....
5 L + 32
A Action = ----------------------7

11 L + 67
A Tactical = -------------------------14

add 1 if L = 7, 21, 35, 49, ....

13 L + 81
A Hardcore = -------------------------14

subtract 1, if L = 2, 16, 30, 44, ....

add 1, if L = 5, 19, 33, 47, ....
add 1, if L = 7, 21, 35, 49, ....

Vitality and Magic

Vitality (V) and Magic Points (MP) are based on Constitution and Intelligence, respectively, and
also depend on the difficulty setting of the game.
Very Easy
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V VeryEasy 20 Constitution + 55
MP VeryEasy 30 Intelligence + 70

However, rather than a consistent increase with each skill point added, the vitality can be
increased by 10, 20 or 30 points, and the magic points can go up by 15, 30 or 45. About half the
time the increase for vitality is 20 and magic points is 30, and a quarter of the time each for the
value being lower or higher (10 or 30 for vitality, 15 or 45 for magic points). The effect of these
different values is that about a third of the time the above formula for vitality will be low by 10
points, and the formula for magic points will be low by 15 points.
Action
The vitality and magic points are essentially given by the formulas;
V Action 15 Constitution + 55
MP Action 22.5 Intelligence + 70

As above, the increases for each skill point are not consistent; vitality can be raised either 10 or
20 points, while magic points go up either 15 or 30. Generally the high and low values alternate
back and forth, but sometimes the higher value will occur twice in a row, shortly or immediately
after which the lower value will be repeated twice.
With even values of Constitution or Intelligence the formulas above are exact. For odd values,
about a third of the time they will predict a result too low (5 for Vitality and 7.5 for Magic points)
and the other two thirds of the time the result is too high (also by 5 or 7.5, respectively).
Tactical and Hardcore
The vitality and magic points are given by the formulas below. The increases with added stat
points are consistent, and the formulas are exact.
V TacticalHardcore = 10 Constitution + 55
MP TacticalHardcore = 15 Intelligence + 70

Other Secondary Statistics

The remaining secondary statistics are calculated the same for all difficulty settings. The portion
of these values based on the primary stats are;
Stamina = 30 Constitution + 50
Weight = 60 Strength + 800
2
1
Initiative = --- Survival + --- Speed
3
3
Survival
Luck = ---------------------2
Survival
Regeneration = ---------------------2

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2
1
Accuracy = --- Agility + --- Survival
3
3
1
2

Evasion = --- Agility + --- Speed

3
3

Resistances
Resistances

Start
Hero

Cap

DK

Hero

DK

Air

10

80

100

Fire

10

80

100

Earth

10

80

100

Water

10

80

100

Poison

80

100

Spiritual

80

100

Ethereal

Bone

30

Shadow

30

And from the primary stats;

5
ElementalResis tan ce = --- Survival
7
5
PoisonResis tan ce = --- Constitution
7
5
SpiritualResis tan ce = --- Intelligence
7

Regeneration
Hit points are gradually restored over time, at a rate based on the square of the Regeneration value,
and independent of your constitution or vitality. A table of the approximate healing rate at several
values of Regeneration is shown below. Since increase is fairly low, the exact relationship would
not be particularly useful.

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Regeneration Rate (hp/min)

0

50

10

100

16

The healing rate does not become large enough to be very beneficial during combat. It is helpful
at the beginning of the game, and handy to top off your hit points when walking around talking
or trading with friendly NPCs, but you should not put stat points into Survival just to help
Regeneration.
Magic Points are gradually restored at a rate based on both Intelligence and Regeneration. Since
Intelligence has much more of an effect, warriors who rely on charms or equipment bonuses to
boost their magic points will be at a disadvantage in this regard, requiring more use of potions.
At a constant Intelligence, the recovery rate increases (slowly) as the square of Regeneration,
while at a constant Regeneration the rate increases directly proportional to Intelligence, with the
combined effect being greater than the separate components. The approximate Magic Point
recovery rate (mp/min) is given in the table below, for a variety of regeneration and intelligence
values.
Regeneration

Intelligence

Rate
(mp/min)

25

50

11

100

18

10

23

25

63

50

126

100

262

50

50

175

100

100

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Damage bonus from primary stats

The damage bonus for most weapons is based on strength, agility or a combination of the two. If
required, the calculated bonus is rounded down to the nearest whole number.
Weapons based on brute force (clubs, hammers) receive a damage bonus equal to strength.
Weapons that primarily rely on force but benefit from skilled handling (swords, crossbows) get
most of the damage bonus from strength and the rest from agility. Conversely, weapons where
force helps, but effective use mostly relies on skill and accuracy (bows, spears) get the majority
of the their damage bonus from agility, and the rest from strength. Weapons that do not benefit
much from brute force but require a lot of skill to use effectively (daggers) receive a damage bonus
equal to the agility attribute. There are some weapons which do spiritual damage (bark, willow)
that can receive a damage bonus based on Intelligence, though not all such weapons do.
Stats affecting weapons
Primary

Secondary Damage Bonus (rounded down)

Weapon classes

Strength

Strength

clubs, hammers and axes

Strength

Agility

5--2
Strength + --- Agility
7
7

swords and crossbows

Agility

Strength

2--5
Strength + --- Agility
7
7

bows and spears

Agility

Agility

knives and daggers

Intelligence

barks and willows

Intelligence -

Stat point distribution

How you should best distribute stat points depends on your play style and choice of equipment.
There are some general guidelines, though. At the most basic level, you should put stat points into
whatever will help with your biggest problem at the time. To an extent, the effects of the primary
statistics are interrelated, so things like changing equipment that have differing bonuses can alter
your main deficiency and affect where you should apply stat points. For example, finding an
amulet with a stamina bonus near the beginning of the game, you may decide to boost survival the
next level and ignore constitution, hoping the improved initiative and accuracy will help you avoid
enough damage so you do not have to start using more healing potions to make up for not
improving constitution for the vitality bonus.

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Strength Agility Constitution Intelligence Survival Speed

Vitality

Magic Points

Stamina
Weight

+
+

Initiative

Luck

Regeneration

Accuracy

Evasion

Damage bonus

Elemental resistances
Poison resistances

Spiritual Resistances

+
+
+

+ primary effect
- secondary effect
o can be primary, secondary or have no influence, depending on the weapon equipped
Strength
You need a high enough strength to be able to equip weapons and armor, though with the Death
Knight's base armor increasing with character level, that may not be as much of a factor for him.
In general, about 50 should be enough to meet the requirements for most equipment. After that,
any strength based weapons will benefit from additional points put into this attribute.
Strength also effects how much you can carry, but that should not be a problem once you have
enough for decent equipment. If you become encumbered frequently, you can take a look at how
much surplus stuff you may be carrying around, be more picky about what loot you take with you,
sell loot more often, or stash loot in a convenient location that you may be able to return to if you
need it or wish to sell it. If you don't need a summoning doll to be able to move (ie for melee
combat or to trigger proximity based traps), you can simply load it up with your excess loot and
not worry about it becoming encumbered.
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want to use), that is good enough and you can concentrate on other attributes. For any character
using a strength based weapon, more is better, assuming other stats are not neglected. However,
if the weapon can be sharpened, using the Sharpen skill, it would be more effective to boost agility
and increase damage that way (this skill increases the base weapon damage, but also raises the
agility requirement).
Agility
About 50 should be enough to meet the agility requirements on most equipment. Agility based
weapons will benefit from any additional stat points in this attribute.
Almost more important, and sometimes overlooked, is agility's major contribution to accuracy
(how often you hit enemies) and minor one to evasion (how often you get hit). Even a warrior with
a purely strength based weapon should not neglect agility. How often you hit can be more
important than how much damage you do, since this interferes with an opponent's ability to hit
back (especially combined with stunning or poison effects). Similarly, how often you get hit
effects more than just the damage you take, reducing your offensive abilities.
All characters should boost agility, especially if using an agility based weapon or one that can be
sharpened to boost its damage.
Constitution
You need enough constitution so your vitality is high enough you are not in danger of being killed
in a couple blows from a strong opponent. Just that bare minimum will require more healing
(potions or spells), though a ranged character that is careful to keep out of harm's way should be
able to get by like this. As the game progresses, you will eventually be able to rely on equipment
bonuses and charms for a significant portion of your vitality.
Stamina is also based on constitution, but unless you are frequently running out of stamina and are
forced to walk, you shouldn't need to boost it just for this.
The portion of poison resistance from constitution is nice, but if you start running into problems
with poison (and do not otherwise need vitality or stamina) potions or spells can counter the
effects, and equipment bonuses, charms and crystals can boost resistances.
Once you have enough vitality and stamina, constitution can be neglected in favor of other stats,
though the amount that can be considered enough will vary by playing style.
Intelligence
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neglected. Even warriors can use some intelligence, for the spiritual resistance early in the game,
and enough mana for basic healing. Later in the game mana and spiritual resistances can be
boosted by equipment bonuses, charms and in the case of resistance, by crystals.
This is the main stat for mages. Other character builds can get by without it, but might want to
consider at least a minor investment in intelligence.
Survival
This attribute effects more secondary stats than any other primary statistic. Luck is nice, but as in
real life, it is best not to have to depend on it. It has a minor influence on the quality of dropped
and found items (where the average luck of the two main characters is used), as well as a small
effect in combat. Regeneration is also good, but the increased effect with survival isn't large
enough to have a huge impact during the length of a fight. The minor improvement to accuracy
certainly helps, but agility is the main stat there.
Probably the most important effect of survival is on initiative, which determines who goes first
during battle and influences each 'round' of the fight. This can make a big difference in the
outcome. Any time you get hit, have to run after an enemy or otherwise get interrupted, you want
to be ready to start attacking again as quickly as possible. During a fight, you want to keep the
upper hand and not get stuck in a defensive position.
The elemental resistance (air, fire, earth, water) boost is nice, especially during the beginning of
the game. Equipment bonuses, charms and crystals will reduce the need for survival to improve
these resistances later in the game.
All characters should boost survival at least moderately, especially if they usually get hit first and
faster.
Speed
Speed is the major influence on evasion, and the minor contributor to initiative. Evading hits is of
course preferred, though better armor and more healing potions can help compensate for being hit
more often.
Your attack rate and recovery time are both influenced by speed. To an extent, a slower attack rate
and longer recovery time can be compensated for by doing a larger amount of damage. However,
if your opponent is too much faster, you could end up using a lot of potions trying to get enough
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Early in the game this stat should be boosted at least somewhat. After that, let your hit rate be your
guide. If you start getting hit much more than you are able to hit back, and agility is not effective
enough to raise your evasion, start investing in speed until the problem is reduced or eliminated.

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Children of Raan

The Children of Raan

Written by an anonymous Impish Librarian
The Raanaar are a race living on Nemisis with a strange physiology: tall, slender, blue tan, using
their tail as a battle weapon. A proud and arrogant race, too - not trusting humans, believing
themselves to be superior to all, including imps. Based on virtues their Goddess Raan propagated,
they served war, honor and wisdom. Their strongest belief was honor, thus leading to their
downfall: not to steal, not to harm an unarmed or wounded creature and even to heal enemies.
Unable to detect lies and deception, this proud race had to fail in the end, as demons, Black Ring
humans and imps invaded their world Nemisis. Even their knowledge of riftrunning,
craftsmanship and magic could not help them.

The Birth of the Raanaar

But let me start at the very beginning, the birth of the Raanaar, extracted from their mythology:
Birth of the Raanaar
Part 1, by Rashasam, Priestess of Raan
Back in the distant past, when half the land was molten rock, the gods and
demons fought long and hard for their share of the hearts and minds of the
creatures that emerged from the primordial soup beneath them. Where their
blood fell, new races sprang forth. When the God Arharis struck out with his
great sword, forged of thunderbolt iron, and slashed the thick, scaly skin of the
ancient arch-demon Morlock, the resulting drops of blood (for it was only a
mere scratch to the demon) gave birth to the Imp race. As Morlock struck back
with his trident of flame, he caught Arharis a glancing blow across the neck and,
as his blood fell, so the race of the humans came into being.

Birth of the Raanaar

Part 2, written by Rashasham, Priestess of Raan
The battles between the gods and demons (and even between the gods
themselves, for deities are often prone to exceptional jealousy and anger toward
each other) have raged for many thousands of years.
During one such battle, a few drops of blood were shed from our most noble

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Goddess Raan. As it splashed upon the dry ground, the
creatures that crawled forth, blinking in the light (and almost unrecognizable to
us today) formed the beginnings of our own race.
Of course, with the passing of time, these creatures born out of battle have
evolved so much that many do not even remember their origins. But the
Raanaar, the children of Raan, will not forget so easily and we will always
remain true to our mother goddess and her realms of War, Honour and Wisdom.

Goddess Raan of War, Honor and Wisdom

As her title already implies, war seems to come
first, and her battles raged so fiercely with other
deities that even mortals were able to witness it,
and survive as this manuscript of a High
Priestess describes. The Raanaar showed their
reverence by building her a temple. It was a
protected and honored place, but when the
demons attacked it, Raan could not protect her
priestesses. Her only reaction was to seal the
entrance to the catacombs, hiding her inner
sanctuary from desecrating humans. It was
turned into a place of worship for the aggressors,
followers of the Lord of Chaos.
Battle of Raan and Tuur
by the High Priestess
It is a rare event when mortals witness battles between gods. In the night of the
great fire the whole of Nemisis was woken up by the sounds of battle and we were
able to see the great victory of our Goddess Raan over Tuur, the evil stone God
guardian of the underworld. The battle has lasted for over 400 years already
and it is far from being over.
But on this night, Raan was able to break off a piece of Tuur's stone body with
her mighty spear and it fell from the sky.
The holy pilgrims have found the stone in the forest, but is still full of the evilness
of Tuur. Only the strongest believers will survive the act of simply seeing the
stone. The ones who touch it have no hope of survival. This part of the forest is

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dead, cursed and unholy until the time that Raan comes to the surface of Nemisis
and removes all evilness from here

The Castes of the Raanaar Society

This race had developed a high, or not so high, form of community, looking at it from an
impanistic point of view: A caste system as this document shows; the best way to create an
inflexible society:
The foundation of the Raanaar society is in the value of
wisdom, guided by the principles of honour. To reach this goal
Raanaar become specialized in one field of interest. These
fields of interest are divided into castes.
The Do are the caste-less, the Raanaars who have not chosen
a particular field of interest. Many Raanaar never choose a
special caste in their whole life, and they die as Do-ne-cho, the
ones who never choose.
The merchant caste is called Be, and they are the only ones the
principles of honour allow to make profit. Be is often
considered as a lower caste.
Warriors are part of the Xe caste. Most warriors are male, but there are a few
females who also join.
Mar is the caste of the mages. Magic is considered a natural force, not
necessarily brought into the world by the Goddess.
Ra is the caste strictly for female priestesses. The Ra devote their lives to Raan,
the Goddess of war, wisdom and honour.
An are the scholars and scientists, often addressed as Elder. There is only one
High Elder, the leader of the community. Therefore, the An caste is considered
to be the highest caste, even higher than the Ra, although the Ra strongly debate
this.
There are rumours of a secret caste named Ka, the caste of the thieves who have

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dismissed the basic principles of honour.
Because of this most Raanaar refuse to discuss their existence at all.
Some details this old manuscript does not reveal are: Raanaar names are full of symbolism: the
last syllable "am" reveals the gender, female in this case. Whereas "ar" shows the male. So, High
Elder Anlokar comes from the "An" caste and is a male, his daughter Anlokam is a female. The
middle name simply implies the family - in this case, "lok".
Another detail missing, is the tale about the
Brotherhood of Stars, originally founded by a
group of talented young mages, but allowing
every caste to join. An exclusive student
organization, known for their elitist behavior,
only taking the best (and the richest), playing
cruel jokes, as probably all organizations of this
kind in all worlds like to do. Their rooms are only
accessible with their symbol: a tiny star in an
amulet. Considering their high ethical
standards the disappearance of this Raanaar
group can not be called a loss.
Brotherhood of the Stars
The Brotherhood of the Stars is the most exclusive students' club these days.
Though founded by a group of young and exceptionally talented wizards,
nowadays members of all castes are able enter. Only the best of the best will get
accepted though, therefore rumours that only the rich and powerful gain
possession of this fraternity have frequently come up. Only members are
allowed to visit the rooms of the Brotherhood.
Some people have tried to sneak secretly into the club rooms, but most of them
were never heard of again... The symbol of this club is a small, finely crafted
star.
And about the thievish Ka caste - they could operate successfully in darkness, because the rest
chose to ignore them. This suited them well, they could go on treasure hunting, even if it cost their
lives in finding riches or having to fight monsters:
We finally know how to overcome the trap protecting the gem. It has something

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to do with the missing eyes of the imp statue, in which you have to place two
gems. You can find the gems all around the tunnels and they may fit perfectly,
but obviously it also has something to do with their colour...
The imp we captured denied knowing anything about the correct colour of the
gems we need to use in the statue. But, after a little torture, he insisted the
necessary colour was orange. This can't be true, because we only found red and
yellow gems...
Kamuntar tried two yellow gems and was killed instantly by the fire of the
dragon. That must mean I have to use two of the red gems. This may sound like
a deadly game, but I have to get the gem the trap is protecting!
So, I'm about to place the red gems in the statue... If all goes right, I'll soon be
very rich
There is a dangerous monster in the lower tunnels, and its hunting grounds are
in our area. It's disturbing our business tremendously, but we can't find its lair.
Maybe it is in the odd well in the west wing...after all we rarely patrol that area.
I interrogated this stupid old imp who is living nearby, but he wasn't much help.
He promised to find someone who will take care of it. Ridiculous! Who would
come down here to fight a monster!
If this imp tells somebody about our secret Academy down here, we are all in
tremendous danger of being discovered. I have a feeling that the High Elder
already suspects something... I will have to send out search parties of my own

Ka - Myth or Reality?
Does this caste of thieves really exist in Raanaar society today? If yes, why did
they leave the right path laid out by Raan? And if no, where has all my gold gone
lately?

Raanaar Alphabet and numbers

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arrogance, maybe a way to keep knowledge amongst their people and exclude others In any
case, here is an old Rosetta Stone, allowing all interested scientists and historians to learn both.
Though it should be taken with a grain of salt, as rumors state it was Crazy Barnabus, a follower
of the Lord of Chaos, who created it:

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The Imps
One cannot study the Raanaar without viewing their relationship to imps, small brothers of the
demons. They entered Nemisis along with the demons and were doomed to stay, after the
protection crystal created a barrier between the two worlds. Settling down in mushroom villages,
deprived of their main magical powers due to this crystal, they were kept by the Raanaar as slaves
and servants. Love between these races was not accepted, as a sad anonymous letter reveals:
I know it's wrong, but I love him! Who would have thought it I, a Raanaar and
he, an imp servant! But I cannot help my feelings I adore those pointy little
ears and his handsome red skin. It's true that short creatures do make the best
lovers. We must let no-one know of our love.
Becoming an imp trainer was considered a terrible fate for a Raanaar - only fit for those not able
to pass the Academy tests and having to earn a living. Even here the Raanaar had their regulations
in finding out what a good imp had to look like:
The Good Imp Guide, Part 1:
Imps may seem small and insignificant but given the correct treatment and care,
they can become loyal and affable servants and give years of valuable service.
When choosing your imp, be sure to look for any defects. Their skin should be
reddish in hue, neither pale nor too bright (bright red skin can indicate

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infection). The skin on an imp's feet should be tough and slightly hairy, which
will save on footwear costs. The ears should be twice the length of the nose
ideally, but this is not always the case with younger imps. Be sure to count the
toes at least twice.

The Good Imp Guide, Part 2:

After you've selected your imp, make sure you start it off with small, basic tasks
to build up its strength and get it settled
within a routine. Fetching and carrying tasks are appropriate, as well as simple
household chores. If you want your imp to flourish make sure you keep it with
others of its kind, as this will ensure that your imp does not become lonely or
depressed. Once your imp is established in his or her surroundings, you can give
them cooking and bedding materials and they will look after their basic needs.
Groups of imps will often form their own hierarchical colonies and for imp
groups of 6 or more, a full-time overseer should be appointed.
Rebellion was apparently forming amongst imps, due to the way the Raanaar treated them - and
due to the fact violence and injustice lead to cruelty against these little creatures, as this smudged
and incomplete secret note shows:
Imp Union
These are minutes from last meeting of Imp Union. Imps are not Slaves!
Hotofix complained that he been struck by Raanaar Elder for dropping jug of
water. We will meet with High Elder to tell him that other Elders not obey
Academy rules to look after servants!
Zizonox proposed that imp wages be increased to two birds eggs and a turnip.
All imps present in favor of this!
And they were right! Rule 15 in the Academy Code of Behavior said this - a clear sign of a growing
indecency amongst the Raanaar:
"Never raise your hand to a servant, because the servants are there to help you
focus on your studies, and if they are no longer there, you'll have to darn your
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It's really sad how this tiny race, with its intelligence, music, poetry and integrity was enslaved by
the Raanaar, as a colleague stated in his book:
Book about Imps and Other Races, by Imp Historian
It's common knowledge that imps live on many worlds. Imps also live on
Rivellon together with other races, like humans, elves and dwarves. Humans are
too dirty and too big, elves are too arrogant and too big, and dwarves are too
loud and too big. Only imps have right size and biggest intelligence of all races.
And imps have greatest hero of them all: Antx, who together with his servants,
Bronthion from the elves, Zandalor from the wizards, Eolus from the dwarves
and members from all other races, brought the Divine One back to life. Divine
One then able to beat evil Demon of Lies!

Musical Imps
Contrary to popular belief, imps are quite musical, although whether their
music is fit for human ears is quite another matter. Favoured musical
instruments include the whoobpipes and the jumjum fiddle, which are used to
play such imp ditties as 'Floogefrogian Rhapsody', 'Imp lady in red' and the
rather moving romantic ballad 'Is that a mushroom in your pocket, or are you
just pleased to see me?'

Love Beneath the Mushrooms

Me met me love one Summer's night
Her skin as red as fire light
Me gave her flowers, me gave her gold
We held hand 'til the night was old.
Hey ho, twas love beneath the mushrooms
Love beneath the mushrooms
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In love beneath the mushrooms.

The Academy, their ethics code and modern ways of travel

It was an honor for every Raanaar to be accepted
by the Academy, pass all tests and find her or his
place in the Raanaar society. They entered an
imposing building, the Temple of Knowledge
And Riftrunning. Every student had to study,
acknowledge and respect the following code,
engraved in stone - in theory, of course (other
documents showing clearly the opposite). The
13th rule was lost during the centuries in the last
raging battle which destroyed the Academy.
Code of Behaviour
1: You should honour all the Elders, because they are your guidance to Wisdom.
But heed well the words of the one High Elder, because he is the wisest of them
all.
2: You should keep the knowledge you've acquired at the Academy secret,
because knowledge given to the unwise can be dangerous, both for the unwise
and for the rest of us.
But above all you should keep the knowledge of rift-running a secret, because
the knowledge of rift-running is the most dangerous knowledge of all.
3: Every time you summon a creature, it is your responsibility, so make sure you
unsummon it again. But most importantly if you are making a rune to open a rift,
make sure you also make a rune to close it again, because not doing so will lead
to chaos.
4: Never initiate a duel in the grounds of the Academy, because the Academy is
place of learning and peace. Never start or continue a family honor war on the
territory of the Academy, because doing so will no longer be seen as an
honorable act. The Academy does not care what someone's great granddad said
to someone else's great granddad.
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of War, Honour, Knowledge and Wisdom. You shouldn't pray to any other gods
at this time, because Raan does not appreciate the competition...
6: Never manipulate the results of your tests, even if you get the chance. Let your
honour and conscience guide you and never try out any newly learned concepts
on your elders, it just leads to an unnecessary mess.
7: Never consume anything that affects your senses while you're at the Academy.
Sharp and unaffected senses are essential for your safety, and the safety of
others. Also show your abstinence regarding the opposite sex. Door-locks can
be arranged.
8: Make sure you never boast about your skills to your neighbours, because
doing so could lead to jealousy. Jealousy is the worst of all the feelings, and the
cause of all evil.
9: Make sure you are always on time, because the Academy does not tolerate
tardiness. Never keep your elders waiting, because their time is valuable and
their tempers are short.
10: You should go to bed early, because only the bright student
can honour their studies and their gods the way they should (at
least 13 hours a day).
11: Chastise yourself at least once per day to show your
Goddess your absolute devotion. Birch twigs are preferable.
(Do not take this rule to heart, we should have got rid of it a
long time ago after the...accident.)
12: Never bring your pets to the Academy, we do not run a zoo.
Please note: basilisks, dragons (of any size), centaurs,
unicorns and greater Rivellon fire toads are also considered
pets.
...
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is a place of severity and logic, and expressing your feelings undermines this.
Above all you should never laugh in the Academy, because laughter humiliates
the severity at the highest degree (and upsets Father Woodwort).
15: Never raise your hand to a servant, because the servants are there to help
you focus on your studies, and if they are no longer there, you'll have to darn
your own socks.
16: You must honour the properties of the Academy, because these are all
objects of high academic value. Above all you should honor the books, because
the books contain all the knowledge and the knowledge is the most valuable
thing in the Academy. Please remember to bring them back to the library on time
otherwise you *will* be fined.
I can clearly prove violations against the following rules by simply letting the following events
speak for themselves:
2. High Elder Anlokar taught the knowledge of Riftrunning to a human - leading
to death for a whole race
6. Some students cheated and left the way of honor.
7. The Academy had a large drug problem, a Raanaar mage was allowed to
prefer female students and I'm sure, the abstinence regarding the opposite sex
was not followed in this case.
11. I was unable to find birch twigs - though I searched carefully. So, Raan was
not honored with blood!
15. Imps were treated cruelly, as I already stated above.
16. This most important rule was violated in an intolerable manner: Not
bringing books back to the library, eventually leads to a downfall of every
society!
As do the following documents:
Cheating in the Academy:
There is a short-cut, but you need to know the code... One of the elder students
told me, but it cost me a fortune to learn!
3-1-5-2-4
Student Diary revealing the drug problem!

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[ This appears to be a plainly bound diary, obviously given to every student at

the start of their studies at the Academy. This one has a few readable extracts. ]
Oh beauteous feeling! I was able to finish all my essays last night without
needing any sleep... such is the wonder of this drug. Although now my mind feels
cloudy and I struggle to remember precisely the words I wrote, only that my
mind was flying when I wrote them!
I must get more, more, MORE! The pressure here is too great for me to survive
without them. My gold is running out, but I will not disgrace my family with
failure.
I have but a few grains left, it is not enough...I will do anything...ANYTHING!
I must sleep...so tired...need sleep and then I will find that little dealer again.
This brings me to my next theory: was studying
pressure so high, some tests too strenuous for
students, too many nightmares upon summoning
- did these students therefore need the drug to
cope with all that stress?
Summoning Diary 1
I'm not sure about this summoning
business. I summoned a minor demon a
few weeks ago and, even though I know
it's safely back in its own realm, I keep
seeing it in my dreams. Its image is
pursuing me as I sleep...I haven't had a
good night's rest in ages and I am
fearful of summoning any other creatures lest they too creep into my
sub-consciousness.

Summoning Diary 2
They can't make me summon again...I won't do it...even if it means I have to
leave the Academy. That demon I summoned still pursues me in my sleep and

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even a sleeping draft from the High Priestess hasn't helped, it just made my
dreams even longer and more vivid! Oh beware those that seek to summon, you
do not know what you may unwittingly unleash upon yourselves. I must get away
from this place and free my mind from this torment!
Yes, stress was too high, even the Raanaar Councilor had already found this out - I can only give
a short summary, as his handwriting is very untidy:
Session Notes, by the Chief Raanaar Councilor
[ You appear to be holding a page of session notes written by the Academy's
chief councillor.
From what you can see, the councillor was kept very busy dealing with the
stresses and strains of the Raanaar students. It appears that summoning,
riftrunning and the demands of the Academy got to a lot of the students and
many of them resorted to drugs as a means of coping with the pressure.
Unfortunately, none of the councillor's patients revealed exactly who was
supplying them with drugs. ]

By Order of the Head Raanaar Librarian - revealing shocking insights into

Raanaar discipline!
Too many books have been taken out of the library and not been returned by
students of this Academy! Nor are my, rather reasonable I think, fines being
paid. I demand that this situation be rectified at once, because some of these
books are very powerful indeed, and if left for too long out of the library they can
cause all kind of trouble. You have been warned!

Well, leaving the darker side of the Academy and moving on to their specialty, I found the notes
of Elder Anakkisam, a dedicated riftrunning tourist, who even met the Divine One in her youth
(note 3). Another interesting manuscript was the note of a student, who fell for the tourist disease:
buying rubbish at all costs. In this case, he was tricked by El Gammon, a trader in Rivellon, famous
for searching out victims with a loose gold purse. The trick about visiting other worlds was simple:
You needed a rift wand, a book with the correct coordinates, the discipline to open and close these
rifts - then you could travel between time and space and have many adventures.

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Rifts - A Secure Way to Travel
Statistically more Raanaar have died when travelling by foot, than by going
through rifts... The author thinks that rift-running is by far the safest way to
travel...

Opening Rifts in Time: Notes 1, by Elder Anakkisam

The first time rift I opened during my latest experiment took me to back to the
dawn of this land, when the earth pulsated beneath my feet with emerging life.
I saw the battles overhead between the gods and the demons, their weapons
tearing the skies, raining fire and brimstone down upon the earth. I didn't dwell
too long in that place, for I feared I would never get back. Who would have
thought that such violence could have shaped our world?

Opening Rifts in Time: Notes 2, by Elder Anakkisam

I could not tell whether this second rift of mine led to a place
within our world or not. It was certainly somewhere that I'd
never read about in all the Academy's history books. I thought
the shaping of our world was brutal, but this place...such
violence, such horrors. I saw creatures (I took them for
humans) slaying their own in great numbers... imprisoning
them like animals, flattening town after town with great metal
beasts and flying machines. I pray to Raan that this is some
other world, far, far away and not a vision of our own future.

Opening Rifts in Time: Notes 3, by Elder Anakkisam

Thankfully my third rift didn't lead me to a place of violence... or rather it
seemed to be a little island of calm set within a sea of violence. I found myself
in a small village of healers, which I guess was situated in Rivellon. I skulked
around, making sure no-one saw me and I noticed a strange figure (who had
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to the healers. I sensed some importance in this person. I must look them up in
the library, when I get back.

Opening Rifts in Time: Notes 4, by Elder Anakkisam

This fourth rift of mine took me to what is probably the most interesting place
I've travelled to so far. Again, this seemed to be a world of humans and I arrived
in a vibrant, bustling city, full of life and colour. Here the rich dressed in ornate
robes, rode in horse-drawn carriages through the slums where the poor begged
for coins in the dirt and other humans displayed creatures of deformed
hideousness for the entertainment of the crowd. But although their morals might
be dubious, these were creatures of great inventiveness and something they
referred to as science. Yet I saw an amazing sight where a human spun a cylinder
filled with light and displayed moving pictures on a wall, so they must have
harnessed the power of magic too! Perhaps I can replicate this back at the
Academy.

Student experience with riftrunning

In my last test I was taken to a strange world, where I met an odd creature who
sold me all kinds of magical items. Back on Nemisis the High Mage himself told
me that the carpets, mirrors and knives I'd purchased were just normal and
didn't possess any magic at all! How embarrassing!
I've thrown away most of the stuff, and locked away the rest. If I don't do this,
the others will start laughing at me. But now I've lost my cupboard key, which
must have happened during one of my last tests. I'm not too unhappy about it
though.

Recent history and downfall of the Raanaar

How did this powerful race lose their realms? And why? They were used to battle their arch
enemies, the demons, for centuries All started with High Elder Anlokar who found a wounded
young human in the forest and decided to help, heal and even be like a father to him. Damian was
his name, and little did Anlokar know, he was bringing death to his own race. He loved this young
man, treated him like a son, taught him everything he knew about riftrunning. But Damian was a
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leave this world and take revenge upon the Divine One - not even by learning how to open rifts
and get teleported into other worlds, he thought up an evil scheme:
The Raanaar had managed to drive out the demons and set up a protection crystal to cut the
connection between Nemisis and the demonic realm. Damian persuaded the imps to steal this
crystal; the seal broke and the demons invaded the Raanaar homeland. Some were able to flee,
those who stayed were killed, eaten or used as gladiators - a cruel amusement, the demons passed
their time with. Only a small group was able to survive, leading a life in insecurity and danger:
the Raanaar rebels.
As High Elder Anlokar was slain by Damian, his daughter Anlokam tried to rescue her people and
the Academy, by wanting to meet the demons for negotiation after the Raan Temple was
conquered. Her choice fell upon the demon Asmodheus, as the other one - Arch Demon Samuel
- was too busy enjoying the slaughter. Devious Asmodheus feigned pity and agreed to help for a
price: sacrifice herself and serve him for eternity. She gave her word of honor - and lost he gave
her an amulet to wear and a stone to place at the topmost level of the Academy. As she arrived
there, it was too late - the demons and their human soldiers had already taken over the Academy
- placing the stone where Asmodheus had told her to do it - she resurrected the Raanaar as ghosts,
doomed to haunt the Academy as guardians. Only her amulet protected her from being slain by
her own people. Anlokam was honor bound, she returned to Asmodheus to fulfill her part: serve
him for eternity.
So, taking history as a lesson to learn - what can the Raanaar fate teach us? Honor at every price
leads to extinction? Believing in superiority leads to downfall? The inability to lie and detect
deception, serves the enemy? And what about not returning books to the library on time?
So let me close this little essay about the Raanaar, Nemisis and the imps, by quoting the last letter
I found in the ruins of the maintenance tunnels, revealing in a touching way how Raanaar were
capable of love, honor and bravery:
My Dearest Maletham,
I have passed this letter on to one of the last remaining imp servants who still
remain loyal to the Academy, so I hope that somehow it has found you. So here
I am dear heart, one of the last remaining Raanaar still holding out against the
demon hordes. I've used every spell that I know to thwart their efforts, but I know
it will only keep them back for so long...they are relentless! But mark my words,
I will not go without a struggle, even the thought of you gives me the strength of
a thousand Raanaar. I just pray that when my time comes, it will be swift. Until
then you remain in my heart, always.

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Be strong, my love.
Dorokar

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Index

Index

A
A Cure for the Plague . . . . . . . . . . . . 286
A Digging Ghost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 274
A little Torture Primer . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Abbe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Abbey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125, 127
Abbey prison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126
Abe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
Abyss rune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 192, 248
Academy Little Girl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306
Accuracy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487
Adwirewyth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
After-Game Battlefields . . . . . . . . . . 257
Age objects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 477
Agility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 491
Air Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Air crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48, 476
Air Demon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 453
Air Elemental . . . . . . . . . . 141, 450, 463
Alchemist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122
Alchemist house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
Alchemists House. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282
Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 318
Alchemy skill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 472
Aleroth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Altars of Water, Fire, Air, Earth . . . . 296
Altoflix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Amazons Spear. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Amon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Amulet
Birdclaw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Blackrock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Bone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Copper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Diamond . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Emerald. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Golden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Heart of the Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Iron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Pearl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Plain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Raans Blessing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368

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Rope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Ruby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Sapphire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Silver. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Skull . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Strangers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
The Healer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Amulets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
An . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200, 498
Anbassam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231, 237
Anbenktar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230
Anbotar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231, 236
Ancient Stone Biter . . . . . . . . . . . 74, 441
Anfegar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231
Angel's Hide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
Angels Hide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383
Anguram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231, 241, 242
Ankhumar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213, 216
Anlokam 139, 185, 189, 216, 245, 246, 248
Anlokar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 216, 243, 245
Annabelle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
Anourax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Anrauzam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231, 239
Ansukar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 216, 221
Antopar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 218, 227
Anvil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
Arch Demon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 248
Archdemon Samuel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Archery Contest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277
Ariehar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
Armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Bone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371
Chain. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
Citadel Guard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
Full Plate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
King of Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 372
Leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 369
Marksmans Cloak . . . . . . . . . . . . . 372
Plate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
Raanaar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371
Rags . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 369
Robe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
Scale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
Shadow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371

Skin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 372
Spine Bone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 372
Studded Leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 369
Zandalors Skin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 372
Armor class (DK) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 484
Armor Durability . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 338
Armor Usage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337
Arnie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
Arrow Proficiency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 336
Arrows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386
Air Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Bone Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Earth Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Ethereal Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Explosive Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386
Fire Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386
Normal Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386
Poison Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Power Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386
Shadow Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Spiritual Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Splitting Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386
Water Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Asmodheus . . . . . . . . . 138, 186, 197, 248
Asmodheus Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138
Assassin's Crossbow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 393
Astiewyr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
Axes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Axe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
Bone Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389
Broad Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
Cleaver. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
Deapitator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
Demons Cutter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
Giant Axe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389
Great Axe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389
Great Shadow Axe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
Great Two Handed Bone Axe . . . . . 390
Large Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
Raanaar Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389
Shadow Axe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389
Small Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
Two Handed Battle Axe. . . . . . . . . . 389

Two Handed Raanaar Axe . . . . . . . . 390

Woodcutters Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
Azarnarixa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87

B
Backstab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315
Bait . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 343
Ball in Well. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 290
Bark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43, 409
Barnabus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
Barracks Officer Guard . . . . . . . . . . . 279
Barracks Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Bastard Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405
Battle Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399
Battlefields access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 254
Battlefields key. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179
Level 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32, 49, 76, 152
Level 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53, 168, 211
Level 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68, 95, 161, 226
Level 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108, 174
Level 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98, 240
Level 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120, 182, 247
Battlefields keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . 254, 259
Battlefields Monsters . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270
Battlefields Quest, Act 2 . . . . . . . . . . 288
Battlefields Quest, Act 3 . . . . . . . . . . 298
Battlefields Quest, Act 4 . . . . . . . . . . 309
Battlefields Quests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255
Battlefields Quests, Act 1 . . . . . . . . . . 280
Be . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199, 498
Bedroll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Begurar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232, 233, 238
Belehram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221, 227
Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Belt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Bone Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 374
Exquisite Sash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Finger Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Heavy Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Heavy Chain Belt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Heavy Plated Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 374
Magic Rope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Marksmans Rope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 374

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Priestly Rope. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Rope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Sash. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Skull Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 374
Spiked Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Stronge Sash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Tripple Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Belts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 372
Berserk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 342
Bexhanar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221, 222
Big Sword With Teeth . . . . . . . . . . . . 408
Big Wooden Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . . 399
Birdclaw Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Birdclaw Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Birth of the Raanaar . . . . . . . . . . . . . 496
Black Bishop . . . 145, 155, 181, 249, 457
Black Imp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
Black Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244, 496
Black Spider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 443
Black Temple. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
Blackrock Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Blackrock Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Blessing of Raan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302
Blind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 477
Blood Knight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141, 451
Boar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 432
Body Magic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 356
Bomb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Bone Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Bone Armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371
Bone Armor Spine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
Bone Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Bone Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389
Bone Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 374
Bone Boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
Bone Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392
Bone Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 396
Bone Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 394
Bone crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 476
Bone Dagger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 398
Bone Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375
Bone Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399
Bone Helmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Bone Helmet Headbone. . . . . . . . . . . 164

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Bone Leggings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379

Bone Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Bone Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 412
Bone Shield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383
Bone Spear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Bone Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
Bone Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 406
Bone Wand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410
Bony monster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Bony Monster/Spider . . . . . . . . . . . . 437
Book for Barnabus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 290
Book for Witch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 290
Book of Basic Summoning . . . . . . . . 220
Book of coordinates. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243
Book of Raanaar Magic 193, 199, 200, 203
Book of Twilight . . . . . . . . . . . . 149, 163
Boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 384
Boss Monsters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
Bow Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 335
Bows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391
Bone Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392
Composite Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391
Elven Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391
Eradicator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392
Hunters Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391
Long Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391
Marksmans Rapid Shot . . . . . . . . . 392
Raanaar Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392
Shadow Bow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392
Short Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391
Bram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Cellar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
Bribing Guards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 279
Broad Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
Broad Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405
Brother Raze . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151, 164
Brotherhood of Stars . . . . . . . . . 200, 203
Brotherhood of the Stars . . . . . . . . . . 499
Bryant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Buckler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382

C
Captain Brainwash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Cassandra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142, 153
Castes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 498
Castes of Raanaar Society . . . . . . . . . 199
Castor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167, 454
Cat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 432
Catacomb armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183
Catacombs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181
Cause of the Plague . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
Cell Block. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Chain Armor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
Chain Boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
Chain Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375
Chain Helmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Chain Leggings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
Chain room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 245
Chained Skeletons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 275
Champion Archer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Chaos Creature . . . . . . . . . . 462, 463, 466
Chaos Creatures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205
Character level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 482
Charm quality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 472
Charms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470
Chess Problem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 279
Chest hunt odyssey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 246
Chieftain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Chieftain's son . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81, 115
Chieftains son . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122
Children of Raan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 496
Circle, Elemental Curses . . . . . . . . . . 356
Citadel disguise armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Citadel Guard Armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
Citadel Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Citadel Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Citadel Patrol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 438
Classroom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Claymore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 407
Cleaver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
Cloth Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378
Cloud, Offensive, Body Magic. . . . . . 359
Cloudstinger sword. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95

Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Clubs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Bone Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 396
Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Flail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Mace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Maul. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Morning Star . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Raanaar Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 396
Sceptre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 396
Shadow Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 396
Spiked Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Coal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Code of Behavior . . . . . . . . . . . . 193, 505
Cogwheel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Combine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 319
Combining potions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 475
Composite Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391
Concentration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237
Consequences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306
Constitution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485, 491
Convert Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 340
Convert Traps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 320
Copper Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Copper amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Copper Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Cord . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Craftsmanship. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 339
Crazy Barnabus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
Creating Potions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 473
Critter . . . . . . . . . 441, 453, 456, 462, 463
Crossbow Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 335
Crossbows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 393
Assassins Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . 393
Bone Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 394
Heavy Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 393
Inquisition Crossbow. . . . . . . . . . . . 394
Light Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 393
Raanaar Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 394
Regular Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 393
Shadow Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 394
War Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 393
Crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169, 187
Crystal bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50, 476

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Crystal Forest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
Crystal fragment 126, 132, 133, 155, 189
Crystal Gargoyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450
Crystal Gargoyles . . . . . . . 160, 167, 174
Crystals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 476
Cure for man turning into crystal . . . 291
Cursed Abbey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
Curses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 477
Cutlass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405
Cytha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149, 163

D
Dagger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
Daggers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
Bone Dagger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 398
Dagger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
Hunters Knife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
Kitchen Knife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
Knife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
Long Dagger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
Raanaar Dagger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 398
Royal Dagger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
Shadow Dagger. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 398
Damage bonus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 489
Damian . . . . . . . 192, 245, 248, 249, 468
Damned One . . . . . . . . . 28, 45, 171, 186
Shrine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Statue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36, 43
Damsel in Distress. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 275
Dark Forest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
Death Knight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 454, 461
Death Knight Citadel Patrol . . . . . . . 439
Death Knight patrol . . . . . . . . . . . . 53, 60
Death Knight Ranger. . . . . . . . . . 68, 439
Death Knight sword. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234
Deathclaw sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Deathknight Claw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 409
Deathknight Plague . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
Deathknights Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405
Decapitator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171, 390
Defender . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 404
Defensive Specialties . . . . . . . . . . . . 337
Demon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450, 457, 464

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Demon's Bane Gem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 294

Demon's Bane Sword . . . . . . . . 164, 294
Demon's Cutter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
Demons Bane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 294
Demonic Guard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 439
Demonic Guards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Demonic summoning doll . . . . . . . . . . 98
Demons, lava . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163
Desperate imp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
Destroy Seeing Stone . . . . . . . . . . . . 295
Diamond Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Diamond Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Discourage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 343
Disease. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 478
Disguise armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
Dishwashing Soldier . . . . . . . . . . . . . 278
Divine Divinity . . 26, 131, 211, 232, 233
Divine One . . . . . . . . . . . . 245, 248, 251
Divinity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244
Do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199
Dojuram. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 222
Dolehar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221, 224, 227
Domequar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 222
Donatham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 223
Donhoram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 192
Dorokar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211, 513
Doskaram. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Dotharhar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 222, 227
Dothiram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 223
Dreaming Imp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231
Drill Grounds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Drill Grounds Level. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Drill officer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Drill Officers Test. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277
Drive out the Demon . . . . . . . . . . . . . 294
Drug Affair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 305
Drug affair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221, 227
Drugs affair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206
Dummy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 464
Duplicate the Golden Key . . . . . . . . . 301

E
Eagle's Crest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169

Earth Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387

Earth crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 476
Earth Demon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170, 454
Earth Elemental . . . . . 249, 444, 457, 464
Earth Elemental King . . . . . . . . . 179, 457
Earth Elementals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
Earth rune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
Edie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
Edmond. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
El Gammon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
Elemental Attack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 344
Elemental Curses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 354
Elemental curses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 478
Elemental Defense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350
Elemental reflections . . . . . . . . . . . . . 478
Elemental Resistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487
Elemental resistances . . . . . . . . . . . . . 478
Elementals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178
Elkar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
Elven Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391
Embellish Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . 317
Emerald Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Emerald Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Emu Eartes Seus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
Enchantments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 477
End LEvel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243
End Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243
Ent Wood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410
Entering the Catacombs . . . . . . . . . . . 291
Era. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168, 450
Eradicator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392
Escape from Dungeon . . . . . . . . . . . . 288
Escape from Nemisis . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
Escape from Samuels Dungeon. . . . . 274
Ethereal Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Ethereal magic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 362
Evading. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337
Evasion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487
Evil Flying Eye. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 454, 460
Evil Flying Eyes . 160, 170, 184, 205, 237
Evil mushroom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
Exiled Spider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 286
Exiled spider. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Expedition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99

Experience points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Explosive Arrow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Exquisite Sash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Extract . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Extract potion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

482
386
373
318
472

F
Factions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193
Fairy dust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232, 240
Feign Death . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 342
Fergus the Torture Master. . . . . . . . . . 435
Fighting Stick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
Find a book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 276
Find a Spider Leg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 285
Find Alchemist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282
Find the Murderer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 284
Find Weapon for Imps . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
Finger Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Fire Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386
Fire crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 476
Fire Demon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 446
Fire Demons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
Fire Elemental . . 160, 446, 455, 464, 467
Fire Elementals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
Fire rune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
Fire Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 412
Fist of Doom. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184, 396
Flail. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Flooge Frog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 433, 451
Flooge Killer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 442
Floogefrog herder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Floogefrog Killer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 283
Floogefrog killer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
Flying Eye . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 433
Flying Eyes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
Focused, Elemental Curses. . . . . . . . . 354
Focused, Offensive, Body Magic . . . . 359
Forge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63, 68, 279
Foxfairy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Fragment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 456
Fragments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174
Fred. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
Free Taxlehix/Rescue Imp . . . . . . . . . 281

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Freeing the Mirror Prisoner . . . . . . . .
Frog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Frost rune. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Full Plate Armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

300
433
225
370

G
General Bram . . . . . . . . 53, 56, 167, 455
General Brams Victims . . . . . . . . . . 439
Ghost . . . . . . . . . 435, 439, 445, 449, 451
Ghost, Arena . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 435
Giant Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389
Giant Spider Web . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 285
Giant Sword. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 407
Glaive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 374
Bone Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375
Chain Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375
Gauntlets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375
Leather Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375
Marksmans Friend . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376
Prince of Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376
Princess of Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376
Raanaar Gloves. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376
Rags Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 374
Scale Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375
Shadow Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375
Goddess Raan . . . . . . . . . . 198, 248, 496
Godly symbols. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
Gold Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Golden Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Golems. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
Gong . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Graphite Bottle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193
Great Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389
Great Champion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277
Great Halberd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
Great Shadow Axe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
Great Shadow Sword. . . . . . . . . . . . . 408
Great Sword. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 407
Great Two Handed Bone Axe . . . . . . 390
Groblar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149, 452
Guard . . . . . . . . . . . . . 435, 440, 441, 455
Guard lieutenant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

522

Guardian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 458
Guinea Pig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 433

H
Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
Hammers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 398
Battle Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399
Big Wooden Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . 399
Bone Hammer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399
Raanaar Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
Shadow Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399
Small Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399
Spiked Battle Wat Hammer . . . . . . 399
Two handed Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . 399
Hark Ferol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244
Hat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376
Hats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376
Headbone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378
Headcrusher. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
Healers laboratory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Healing shrine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232
Heart of the Spirits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Hearts of Spirits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
Heavy Belt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Heavy Cahin Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Heavy Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 393
Heavy Plated Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 374
Helikin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
Helmets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376
Bone Helmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Chain Helmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Hat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376
Headbone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378
Leather Cap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Lucky Cap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378
Plate Helmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Raanaar Helmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Scale Helmet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Shadow Helmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Strangers Hat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378
Helpless Imps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 286
Henry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
Hermit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

Heros wife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
Herrerozix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
High Priestess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 245
Hoaba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
Holy grail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129
Holy Relic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
Holy Sandals of the Damned . . . 147, 385
Holy tome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Holy water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Honor symbol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184, 185
Hooked Spear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Hoplox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212
Horex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Hourglass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 245
Hoxplox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 227
Human . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 449, 452
Humorous Guard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277
Hunter's Knife. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
Hunters Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391

Initiate Level. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 192

Initiative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 486
Inquisition Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . 394
Instant, Circle, Elemental Attack . . . . 349
Instant, Focused, Elemental Attack . . 345
Instant, Spread, Elemental Attack . . . 347
Intelligence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485, 491
Interesting Secret . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 285
Interference. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 305
Iriganirix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Iron Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Iron bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Iron Ring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Iron Skin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 372
Isolde . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
ISOS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 471

J
JOPH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470

I
Ice Skeleton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 452, 467
ICERI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470
Identify . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 341
Ignaz Krull . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Imp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 445, 458, 461, 464
Imp Commoner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 442
Imp corpse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240
Imp farmer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
Imp Fell Down Hole. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 283
Imp Ghost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 283
Imp hero . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96, 101
Imp Historian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 284
Imp Informer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 278
Imp merchants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
Imp Money Chest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 283
Imp Patrol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 285
Imp Statue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208
Imp union . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503
Imp Village . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79, 197, 281
Imp Woman Looking for her Husband 283
Imprisoned Witch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 287
Individual, Defensive, Body Magic . . 357

K
Ka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200, 498
Keeper of the Ranks, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145
Kegan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Keith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263
Key Golem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 437
Key Level Levers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 276
Kill a Monster. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 294
Kill an Assassin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 291
Kill Fire Elemental . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 293
Kill Oren. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
Kill Rats for Imp Slave. . . . . . . . . . . . 279
Kill the Torture Master . . . . . . . . . . . . 274
Kill your Employer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 291
King of Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
King of Fire Armor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 372
Kirgorr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112, 445
Kitchen Knife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
Kiya . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153, 452
Kiyas crypt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151, 154
Knife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
Knifes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397

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Kohar root,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
KOOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Kyrill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Kyrill the Bard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

206
470
153
160

L
Lady Moreena . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
Large . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Large Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
Large bone crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
Large earth crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
Large fire crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
Large poison crystal . . . . . . . . . 152, 187
Larger air crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228
Larger poison crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228
Larger water crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228
Lava cave. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119
Lava Crawler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 433
Leather Armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 369
Leather Cap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Leather Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375
Leather Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
Leather Lucky Cap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378
Bone Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
Chain Leggings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
Cloth Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378
Leather Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
Plate Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
Raanaar Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Rags Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378
Scale Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
Shadow Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
Lego. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232
Level Upgrade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 323
Levelling up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 482
lever room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Library Test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302
Lich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107, 445
Lich cave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
Light Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 393
Lightning rune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226

524

Little Kid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134

Little village . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
Lizard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 458
Lizard King . . . . . . . . . . . . 189, 249, 459
Lizard Priest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 459
Llarge shadow crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . 163
Lockpick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 314
Long Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391
Long Dagger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
Long Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405
Longbow Eradicator . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
Looc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143, 450
Lord of Chaos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244
Lord of the Rings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
Losing Soldier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277
Lost Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 283
Lost Relic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 290
Lost Spider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282
Luck. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 316, 486
Lucky Cap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378

M
Mace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Mad prisoner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Mage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 441
Magic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Magic Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485
Magic Rope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Magic Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 409
Magical shield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164
Maintenance Tunnel . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210
Maintenance tunnels . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205
Maletham. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211, 512
Man turning into crystal . . . . . . . . . . 291
Mar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200, 498
Markanthar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178
Marksman Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
Marksman's Cloak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
Marksman's Rapid Shot. . . . . . . . . . . 392
Marksman's Rope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
Marksmans Cloak. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 372
Marksmans Friend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376
Marksmans Rope . . . . . . . . . . . 149, 374

Markunthar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 222
Marossar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Marrangar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
Mat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213, 462
Mat, The Ghost. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301
Maul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Maze level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Medium air crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
Medium fire crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119
Medium shadow crystal . . . . . . . . . . . 119
Melee Specialties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 325
Merchant cellar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Merchant wants Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . 291
Metal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Metal Gargoyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 465
Metal Gargoyle riddler . . . . . . . . . . . . 161
Meteorite. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119
MIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470
Miner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 459
Mirror . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231
Missile, Circle, Elemental Attack. . . . 348
Missile, Focused, Elemental Attack . . 344
Missile, Spread, Elemental Attack . . . 346
Missing Monks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
Missing monks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170
Missing Wife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 286
Morning Star. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Morpheus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Morpheus ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123
Morte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Mudstinger sword. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119
Muro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Murray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
Mushroom farmer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Mushroom forest . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92, 104
Mutant. . . . . . . . . 442, 445, 453, 462, 465
Mutant forest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92

N
Narrgnar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176
Nature magic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 361
Necromancer 118, 125, 133, 187, 190, 248,
249, 459

Necromancers 4th Task . . . . . . . . . . . 297

Necromancers 5th Task . . . . . . . . . . . 297
Necromancers First Task. . . . . . . . . . 287
Necromancers Second Task . . . . . . . 287
Necromancers Third Task . . . . . . . . . 287
Nemisis 139, 189, 243, 245, 248, 496, 502
Nixfix . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206, 211, 215, 227
Normal Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386

O
Oak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410
Obelisk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
Octorr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101, 443
Odox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Offering rune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
Olaf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263
Old spider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
One-handed Bone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 328
One-handed Bone with Shield . . . . . . 333
One-handed Crushing. . . . . . . . . . . . . 327
One-handed Crushing with Shield . . . 332
One-handed Piercing . . . . . . . . . . . . . 326
One-handed Piercing with Shield. . . . 332
One-handed Shadow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 327
One-handed Shadow with Shield . . . . 333
One-Handed skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 325
One-Handed Slashing. . . . . . . . . . . . . 325
One-handed Slashing with Shield . . . 331
One-handed with Shield . . . . . . . . . . . 331
OOK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 471
Ore for Demon's Bane Sword. . . . . . . 294
Oren . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170, 455
Otho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
skeleton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Ounox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

P
Pacify . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 478
PAG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470
Paladin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126, 447
Parcours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57, 278
Parcours master . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

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Parrixa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Partisan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Party, Defensive, Body Magic. . . . . . 357
Pearl Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Pearl Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Pentagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Permanent constitution potion. . . . . . 223
Permanent intelligence potion . . . . . . 202
Permanent mana potion . . . . . . . . . . . 223
Permanent stamina potion . . . . . . . . . 223
Permanent survival potion. . . . . . 28, 170
Permanent vitality potion . . . . . . . . . 223
Pfessoriminix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Philippe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134
Philosophy faction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202
Philosophy Level . . . . . . . . . . . . 230, 305
Pickle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
Pickled Herring Tavern . . . . . . . . . . . 131
Pickpocket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 314
Pit dungeon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116
Pit level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Plague ghost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
Plain Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Plain Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Planescape Torment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Plate Armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
Plate Boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
Plate Helmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Plate Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
Plox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27, 436
Poison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315
Poison Arrow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Poison crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97, 477
Poison Resistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487
Poison rune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
Poisonous Creatures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Poisonous Rat Bite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 275
Portal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186
Portal of Rixx . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
Portals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 257
Potion from Alchemist House . . . . . . 282
Power Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386
Preinydd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
Preventing a War . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297

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Priestly Rope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373

Prince of Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376
Princess of Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87, 376
Prison. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Prisoners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241
Protection runes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225
Pure water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237
Purple Turnips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Pyramids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93

Q
Qilab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
Queen of Fire. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 407
Queen of Fire bastard sword . . . . . . . 151
Quest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Quest Items, Act 1
Bottle of water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Leg bone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Poisonous creatures book . . . . . . . . . 32
Poisonous tooth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Torture Primer book . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
White rum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Quest Items, Act 2
Blue Larakiri root . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116
Emu Eartes Seus potion . . . . . . . . . . 89
Grey Quisirisi fruit . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116
Key for Tatourix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
Mushroom extract. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Queens spider web. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
Raanaar ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
Special mushroom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
Spider amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Spider cure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
Spider leg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Strange Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Unknown white cream . . . . . . . . . . . 88
Yellow Bafflimiri mushroom . . . . . 118
Quest Items, Act 3
Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
Ball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
Bat guano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
Book for Barnabus . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
Book of Twilight. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163

Catacomb armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183

Demons Bane gem . . . . . . . . . . . . . 176
Demons Bane sword. . . . . . . . . . . . 151
Exotic Ore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164
Honor symbol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
Lost relic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
Mage gloves. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
Magic mirror . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
Poultice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Raanaar doll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139
Raanaar statue . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143, 150
Raanaar urn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
Reassembled crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . 190
Scythe - The Defender . . . . . . . . . . . 171
Smelly old cheese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
Staff of Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 156
Teleporter gem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179
Three plants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Tibar Potion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
Vermin curse scroll . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
War symbol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184
Wisdom symbol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
Zandalors amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162
Quest Items, Act 4
Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234
Bone of the Founder . . . . . . . . . . . . 235
Book of Basic Summoning . . . . . . . 220
Diamond ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202
Dragon gem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208
Fairy Dust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
Feynur potion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 222
Fire rune. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
Frost rune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225
Golden key. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211
Guitar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197
Hourglass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
Kohar root . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206
Magic Mirror . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211
Poison rune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
Quetzalcellona Mushroom. . . . . . . . 208
Red gems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
Rift Wand. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244
Rubber duck. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197
Spider leg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 224

Star amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199

Strategies of Summoning book . . . . 212
Taxlehix and another riddle . . . . . . . 205
Teddy bear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 197
Uncle Nixfix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205
Wisdom rune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
Yellow gems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208
Quests, Act 1
A digging ghost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Archery contest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Chained skeletons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Chess problem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Damsel in distress . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Dishwashing soldier . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Drill officers test. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Get book Poisonous Creatures. . . . . . 57
Great champion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Kill rats for imp slave . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Kill the Torture Master . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Parcours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Poisonous bite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Prisoner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Rats in the storage room . . . . . . . . . . 64
Steal a book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Strange imp (Tax riddle) . . . . . . . . . . 42
Quests, Act 2
Alchemists house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
Cause of the plague . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Cure for the plague . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116
Escape from dungeon . . . . . . . . . . . 122
Exiled spider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Find a spider leg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Find alchemist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Find the murderer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Floogefrog killer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Free Taxlehix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Giant spider web . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Give ring to Raanaar ghosts. . . . . . . 104
Helpless imps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
Hermit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
Imp fell down hole. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
Imp ghost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
Imp patrol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Interesting secret . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101

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Lost key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Lost spider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Missing husband . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
Missing wife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
Potion from alchemists house . . . . . 89
Rescue imp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Special mushroom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Walking over lava . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Quests, Act 3
Ball in well . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
Book for Barnabus . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
Book for witch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
Cure for man turning into crystal 152, 169
Demons Bane. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
Demons Bane gem. . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
Destroy Seeing Stone . . . . . . . . . . . 175
Dont take what does not belong to you 182
Drive out the demon . . . . . . . . . . . . 176
Entering the catacombs. . . . . . . . . . 156
Find the 3 symbols . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184
Find the crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 185
Kill a monster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
Kill an assassin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
Kill Fire Elemental . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
Kill imps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
Kill Oren . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
Kill your employer . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
Lost relic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
Man turning into Crystal. . . . . . . . . 152
Merchant wants amulet. . . . . . . . . . 150
Never harm an unarmed creature . . 182
Ore for Demon Banes Sword . . . . 151
Preventing a war . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188
Raanaar Goddess Statue . . . . . . . . . 175
Raanaar traitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174
Restore the doll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139
Serrick. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178
Spirit of the Forest . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170
Stolen goods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
Strange teleportations . . . . . . . . . . . 178
Talking Tibar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
Temple nearby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140
The ambush. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
The church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145

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The demon Asmodheus . . . . . . . . . 138

The general . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
The Imp Problem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
The merchant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
The Raanaar prisoner . . . . . . . . . . . 155
The secreat of the miners . . . . . . . . 188
The swamp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189
Transport of goods . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Trapped inside the catacombs. . . . . 181
Urn with ashes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
Weapon for imps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
Zandalor wants an artifact . . . . . . . 160
Quests, Act 4
Academy little girl . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231
Blessing of Raan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 216
Consequences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239
Drug affair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221
Duplicate the golden key . . . . . . . . 211
Freeing the mirror prisoner. . . . . . . 202
Interference. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241
Library test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 218
Philosophy level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230
Riddle of a mage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221
Samuel down . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244
Signing into the Academy . . . . . . . 192
Stepping through the rift. . . . . . . . . 248
Summon a demon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228
Summon an Informer . . . . . . . . . . . 217
Summoning practice . . . . . . . . . . . . 227
Summoning strategies . . . . . . . . . . 217
Test of concentration . . . . . . . . . . . 237
Test of Endurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
Test of Faith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 196
Test of Knowledge.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 201
The final test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244
The lost amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
The strange mirror . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202
The summoning level . . . . . . . . . . . 215
The truth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
The ultimate answer . . . . . . . . . . . . 231
The way back home . . . . . . . . . . . . 245
Tunnel Dragon Gem ghost . . . . . . . 207
Quetzalcellona mushroom. 206, 207, 217

R
Ra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200, 498
Raan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140, 185, 245, 496
Raan's Blessing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Raan's blessing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 216
Raan's Statue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 216
Raanaar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73, 139, 496
Raanaar alphabet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500
Raanaar Armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371
Raanaar Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389
Raanaar Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392
Raanaar Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 396
Raanaar Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 394
Raanaar Dagger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 398
Raanaar doll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142, 181
Raanaar Ghost . . . . . . 446, 453, 461, 467
Raanaar ghosts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
Raanaar Gloves. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376
Raanaar Goddess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182
Raanaar Goddess Statue . . . . . . . . . . . 295
Raanaar Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
Raanaar Helmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Raanaar Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Raanaar Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163
Raanaar patrol. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174
Raanaar prisoner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155
Raanaar rebel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178
Raanaar rebels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
Raanaar runes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Raanaar Runes book, part 1 . . . . . . . . . 36
Raanaar Runes book, part 2 . . . . . . . . 124
Raanaar Runes book, part 3 . . . . . . . . 185
Raanaar Shield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383
Raanaar society. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 498
Raanaar Spear. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402
Raanaar Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 404
Raanaar summoning dol . . . . . . . . . . . 227
Raanaar Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 406
Raanaar Traitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 294
Raanaar Wand. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410
Rags Armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 369
Rags Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 374
Rags Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378

Rakoham. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 216
Ranged Specialties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 334
Ranger Guard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 436
Ranger Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 413
Ranger Sight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 343
Rapid Shot - Marksman Friends. . . . . 150
Rashasam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39, 496
Rashax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Rat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 434, 460, 465
Rats in the Storage Room . . . . . . . . . . 278
Raven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Raze . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
Rebel Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174
Rebel Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173
Recover Arrows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 341
Reflective, Individual, Elemental Defense
351
Reflective, Party, Elemental Defense . 353
Regeneration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 486, 487
Regular Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 393
Rented house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 339
Resistance Upgrade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 323
Resistance, Individual, Elemental Defense
350
Resistance, Party, Elemental Defense 352
Resistances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487
Restore the Doll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289
Riddle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 222
Riddle of a Mage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304
Riddler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162
Rift into the Past . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 307
Rift rune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
Rift Wand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243
Riftrunning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
Rifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 510
Rilaloth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
Ring of Raan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
Rings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Birdclaw Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Blackrock Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Bone Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Copper Ring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Cord . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380

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Diamond Ring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Emerald Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Gold Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Iron Ring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Morpheus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Pearl Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Plain Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Ruby Ring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Sapphire Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Silver Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Skull Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Zandalors Eye . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Rivellon 23, 125, 131, 133, 185, 187, 243,
244, 245, 248
Robe Armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
Rock Skeleton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 465, 467
Rope. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367, 373
Round . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Royal Dagger. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397
Royal Two Handed Sword. . . . . . . . . 407
Rubber duck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232
Ruby Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Ruby Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Ruins Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159
Rune Guardian. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
Rune keeper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225
Rune key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Runkorr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119, 446
Rupert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58, 187

S
Sabre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405
Sage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124
Salt barrel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Salt Mine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
Samuel 22, 68, 77, 135, 138, 183, 186, 197,
206, 228, 238, 244, 248, 468
Samuel Down . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308
Samuel's Hunter. . . . . . . . . . . . . 115, 447
Samuels Lair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Sanctuary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Sand Demon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

530

Sandal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 384
Sandals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 384
Saphire Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
Saphire Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
Sapphire key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240
Sapphire key for Brams chest. . . . . . . 66
Sash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Scale Armor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370
Scale Boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
Scale Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375
Scale Helmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Scale Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
Sceptre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 396
Scimitar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405
Scorpion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 448, 455
Scorpions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174
Scythe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
Scythe - The Defender. . . . . . . . . . . . 170
Second Summoning Test . . . . . . . . . . 227
Secret passage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
Seeing stone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
SER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470
Serrick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178, 297
Serrick's Tower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174
Serricks Tower . . . . . . . . . . . . . 177, 178
Shadow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
Shadow Armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371
Shadow Arrow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Shadow Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389
Shadow Boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
Shadow Bow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392
Shadow Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 396
Shadow Creature . . . . 218, 458, 460, 465
Shadow Creatures . . . . . . . 181, 207, 239
Shadow Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 394
Shadow crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 477
Shadow Dagger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 398
Shadow Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 375
Shadow Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399
Shadow Helmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377
Shadow Leggings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
Shadow Shield. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175, 383
Shadow Spear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Shadow Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403

Shadow Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 406

Shadow Trident. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Shadow Wand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410
Shaman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87, 122, 135
Shaman cave. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121
Shaman Magic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360
Shaman's Realm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116
Shamans realm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122
Shared damage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 478
Sharpen Weapon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 339
Shield Blocking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337
Shield of Faith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202, 383
Shields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Angels Hide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383
Bone Shield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383
Buckler. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Large . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Magic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Metal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Raanaar Shield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383
Round. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Shadow Shield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383
Shield of Faith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383
Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Tower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Wooden Buckler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Shoe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 384
Shoes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383
Bone Boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
Boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 384
Chain Boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
Holy Sandals of the Damned . . . . . . 385
Plate Boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
Sandal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 384
Scale Boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
Shadow Boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
Shoe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 384
Thunderfoot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
Short Bow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391
Short Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405
Signing into the Academy . . . . . . . . . 299
Sigurd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
Silver Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367

Silver Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380

Sir Achim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129
Sir Patrick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131, 449
Skeleton . . . . . . . 436, 437, 448, 466, 468
Skeleton Archer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 448
Skeleton Mage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 438, 448
Skeleton, lvl 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 438
Skillbooks, Act 1
Summoning Dolls Upgrades . . . . . . . 67
Survivor Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Survivor, Trap Detection . . . . . . . . . . 31
Warrior, Identify Equipment . . . . . . . 28
Wizard Body Magic Individual . . . . . 36
Wizard Elemental . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Skillbooks, Act 2
Elemental attacks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
Elemental curses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
Elemental defenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
Survival Talents Wisdom. . . . . . . . . 124
Warrior Melee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
Warrior Ranged Specialties . . . . . . . 135
Skillbooks, Act 3
Wizard Acid rain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
Wizard Elemental . . . . . . . . . . 144, 175
Wizard Ethereal magic . . . . . . . . . . 168
Wizard Wind of furies . . . . . . . . . . . 165
Wizard, Lightning storm . . . . . . . . . 143
Wizard, Meteor shower . . . . . . . . . . 143
Skillbooks, Act 4
Survival Traps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204
Survivor Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 222
Wizard Body magic . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221
Wizard Elemental . . . . . . . . . . 193, 222
Skull . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240
Skull Amulet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Skull Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 374
Skull Ring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Slow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 479
Small Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
Small Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399
Smelling Lava. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 293
Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440
Snail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 434
Sneak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315

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Index
Soul Drinker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 407
Souldrinker Cutlass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
Sound Monster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 463
Spear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Spears . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
Amazons Spear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Bone Spear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Hooked Spear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Partisan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Raanaar Spear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402
Shadow Spear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Shadow Trident. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Spear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Strangers Spear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402
Special Mushroom. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 283
Speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 492
Spider. . . . . . . . . . . . . 436, 443, 460, 466
Spider babies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Spider Baby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 444
Spider forest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Spider pit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Spider poet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Spider Priest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 444
Spider priest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97, 100
Spider Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 444
Spider queen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Spider Rancher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Spider vandals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Spiked Battle War Hammer. . . . . . . . 399
Spiked Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Spiked belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
Spiked Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 395
Spine Bone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 372
Spirit of the Forest . . . . . . . . . . . 169, 296
Spiritual Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Spiritual crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 477
Spiritual Resistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 487
Splitting Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386
Spread, Elemental Curses . . . . . . . . . 355
Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
Staff of Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155, 178
Staff of Power. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181
Staffs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402
Bone Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403

532

Defender . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 404
Fighting Stick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
Glaive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
Great Halberd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
Raanaar Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 404
Scythe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
Shadow Staff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
Staff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
Stamina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 486
Star rune. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
Starting Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312
Stat point distribution . . . . . . . . . . . . 489
Statue
Damned One . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Statue, Damned One . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Statues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237
Steal a book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 276
Steal a Box. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282
Stepping Through the Rift . . . . . . . . . 308
Stignix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85, 97, 101
Stit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143, 450
Stolen Goods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289
Stone Biters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Stone Gargoyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . 438, 448
Stone Gargoyles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Stonebiter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 434
Strange box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Strange Imp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 275
Strange Teleportations . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
Stranger's Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
Strangers Hat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 378
Strangers Spear. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402
Strategies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249
Strategies of Summoning . . . . . . . . . 212
Strength . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 490
Strong Sash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Studded Leather Armor . . . . . . . . . . . 369
Sulphur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Summon a Demon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304
Summon an Informer. . . . . . . . . . . . . 303
Summoned Ghost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440
Summoning Doll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249
Summoning doll
Skeleton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Summoning Dolls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Summoning Dolls Specials. . . . . . . . .
Summoning Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Summoning Practice. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Summoning Strategies . . . . . . . . . . . .
Summoning test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Survival. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Survival Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Survivor talents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Swamp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Swords . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bastard Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Big Sword With Teeth . . . . . . . . . . .
Bone Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Broad Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Claymore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cutlass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Deathknight Claw . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Deathknights Sword . . . . . . . . . . . .
Giant Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Great Shadow Sword . . . . . . . . . . . .
Great Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Long Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Magic Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Queen of Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Raanaar Sword. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Royal Two Handed Sword. . . . . . . .
Sabre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Scimitar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Shadow Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Short Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Soul Drinker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Training Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Two Handed Bastard Sword . . . . . .
Two Handed Bone Sword . . . . . . . .
Two Handed Raanaar Sword . . . . . .
Two Handed Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Symbol of war . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Symbol of wisdom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

323
324
215
305
304
217
492
314
315
189
404
405
408
406
405
407
405
409
405
407
408
407
405
409
407
406
407
405
405
406
405
407
405
407
408
408
407
184
185

T
Talking mushroom . . . . . . . . . . . . 94, 284
Talking skull . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Talking Tibar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142, 290

Tarp Detection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 322
Tasty mushroom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
Tatourix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81, 105
Tavern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153
Tax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41, 135, 140, 227
Taxlehix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41, 76, 205
Taxlehix and another Riddle. . . . . . . . 300
Teachers, Act 1
Captain Brainwash, Warrior Defensive 54
Dishwasher, Warrior Shield Specialties 59
Drill Officer, Warrior 2 handed weapons 58
Edmond, Wizard Elemental. . . . . . . . 25
Odox, Summoning Doll Upgrades . . 38
Odox, Warrior Feign Death . . . . . . . . 38
Rupert, Warrior Ranged Bow . . . . . . 58
Taxlehix, Survival Thieving . . . . . . . 41
Weapons Officer, Warrior Craftmanship 54
Teachers, Act 2
Achim, Warrior Melee 2hand . . . . . 129
Alchemist, Survival Alchemy . . . . . 116
Alchemist, Wizard Elemental . . . . . 116
Ghost, Wizard Body magic . . . . . . . . 90
Guard, Warrior Melee . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Hermit, Wizard Shaman magic . . . . . 98
Imp merchant, Survival traps. . . . . . . 85
Imp merchant, Survivor talents . . . . . 85
Impish elf, Warrior Ranged specialties 95
Muro, Survival Traps. . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Necromancer, Summoning Dolls. . . 125
Taxlehix, Survival Thieving . . . . . . . 76
Witch, Wizard Shaman magic . . . . . 126
Teachers, Act 3
Cassandra, Wizard Elemental . . . . . 153
Ian, Warrior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189
Kyrill, Survival Talents . . . . . . . . . . 153
Librarian, Survival Talents Wisdom 163
Merchant, Survival Traps . . . . . . . . 153
Merchant, Warrior Convert arrow . . 143
Merchant, Warrior Range specialties 153
Merchant, Wizard Body magic . . . . 152
Rebel, Warrior Craftmanship. . . . . . 175
Riddler, Survivor Traps . . . . . . . . . . 162
Serrick, Ethereal Magic . . . . . . . . . . 178

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Sigurd, Survival Traps . . . . . . . . . . 149
Smith, Warrior Craftmanship . . . . . 151
Student, Wizard Body magic . . . . . 178
Taxlehix, Survival Thieving . . . . . . 140
Tibar, Wizard Elemental . . . . . . . . . 142
Xanaxil, Survivor Alchemy . . . . . . 168
Xanaxil, Wizard Elemental. . . . . . . 168
Zandalor, Wizard Body magic . . . . 162
Teachers, Act 4
Anfegar, Survivor Backstab . . . . . . 231
Ansukar, Wizard Body magic. . . . . 221
Antopar, Wizard Body magic . . . . . 218
Antopar, Wizard Elemental . . . . . . 218
Rune Guardian, Summoning Dolls. 226
Student, Warrior Talents . . . . . . . . . 235
Taxlehix, Survival Thieving . . . . . . 205
Taxlehix, Survivor Talents . . . . . . . 205
Teddy bear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231
Teleporter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
Teleporter island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139
Teleporter pyramids. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
Teleporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239
Temple armory. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
Temple Nearby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289
Temple of Order . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
Temple of Raan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
Temple warehouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
Test of Concentration . . . . . . . . . . . . 306
Test of Endurance . . . . . . . . . . . 198, 299
Test of Faith. . . . . . . . . . . . 196, 245, 300
Test of Knowledge. . . . . . . . . . . 199, 299
The Ambush . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 295
The Chest Odyssey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 309
The Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 291
The Demon Asmodheus . . . . . . . . . . 289
The Final Test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308
The Flight Tunnel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
The General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
The Healer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150, 368
The Hermit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 285
The Imp problem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
The Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243
The Lizard King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
The Lost Amulet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306

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The Merchant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296

The Raanaar Prisoner . . . . . . . . . . . . 292
The Secret of the Miners . . . . . . . . . . 297
The Strange Mirror . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300
The Summoning Level . . . . . . . . . . . 302
The Swamp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
The Torture Masters Slave . . . . . . . . 274
The Truth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 307
The Ultimate Answer . . . . . . . . . . . . 307
The Way Back Home. . . . . . . . . . . . . 308
Theory of Summoning. . . . . . . . . . . . 221
Thief caste . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
Thieving Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 314
Third Summoning Test . . . . . . . . . . . 228
Thirsty Prisoner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 274
Thunderfoot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385
Thunderfoot boots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202
Tibar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72, 434
Timed levers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211
Tomb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244
Torture level. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Torture Master . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Torture Rooms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Tower. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
Tracking. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 318
Traders and their skills . . . . . . . . . . . 262
Trading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 316
Training Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405
Transport of Goods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
Trap Disarming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 322
Trapped Inside the Catacombs . . . . . 292
Traps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 320
Traveling to and from the Dungeons. 256
Treasure Imp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 447
Tree of Insight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110, 143
Tripple Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373
Trophies List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 258
Truth and Lies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
Tully . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Tunnel Dragon gem Ghost . . . . . . . . 301
Turn Traps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 321
Tuur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 497
Two handed Axes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389

Two Handed Bastard Sword . . . . . . . .

Two Handed Battle Axe . . . . . . . . . . .
Two Handed Bone Sword. . . . . . . . . .
Two handed Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Two Handed Raanaar Axe . . . . . . . . .
Two Handed Raanaar Sword . . . . . . .
Two Handed Sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Two kings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Two-handed Bone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Two-handed Crushing . . . . . . . . . . . .
Two-handed Piercing . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Two-handed Shadow . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Two-handed Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Two-handed Slashing . . . . . . . . . . . . .

407
389
408
399
390
408
407
241
331
329
329
330
328
328

U
Ultimate question . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
UMN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Uncle Nixfix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Unlearn a skill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Urn with Ashes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
URU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
USTR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

232
470
300
482
295
470
471

V
Vadorix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Verdistis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
Village pit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
Vitality Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485
Vorekoth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
VORR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 471

W
Walking over Lava . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bone Wand. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ent Wood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Oak. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Raanaar Wand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Shadow Wand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

281
409
409
410
410
410
410
410

Willow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 409
Zandalors Inferno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 411
War Crossbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 393
War Hammer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399
War Monster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184
War symbol. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184
Warlock. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
Warlocks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249
Warrior Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 325
Warrior Talents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 342
Water Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
Water crystal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Water Elemental . 142, 447, 451, 466, 467
Water Elementals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
Water rune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225
Wavestinger sword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
Weapons Room Guard. . . . . . . . . . . . 440
Weaponry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Weather magic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360
Weight. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 486
Wheel of Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213
Whirlwind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 338
Whirlwind Skills. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 338
Wilhelm Tell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Willow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 409
Wind rune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225
Winkorr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95, 443
Wisdom. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 317
Wisdom Level. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184
Wisdom protection rune . . . . . . . . . . . 217
Wisdom rune. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226
Wisdom skill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 482
Wisdom symbol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184
Witch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 449, 461
Wizard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 456
Wizard Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 414
Wizard Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 344
Wizard, Experienced . . . . . . . . . . . . . 456
Woodcutters Axe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
Wooden Buckler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381

X
Xanaxil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168

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Xantsirax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Xe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200, 498
Xegodar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Xelokar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 216
Xepatar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226

Y
YDRA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 471
YIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 470
yit-iceri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Yrev . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165, 450

Z
Zaknadrix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 187
ZAND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 471
Zandalor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
Zandalor wants an Artifact . . . . . . . . 293
Zandalor's Eye . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
Zandalor's Inferno . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 411
Zandalor's Inferno oak wand . . . . . . . 106
Zandalor's Ruins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
Zandalors Skin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109, 372

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