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Move action

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Full-round action

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Standard action

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Free action

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Tales of the Silver Marches

The Krit — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:36:25 GMT

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	== Prestige classes ==		== Prestige classes ==

-	Arcane archer: The combined martial skill of archery with the mystical arts of the Weave is currently open to only those with blood of the elder race of elves. Word of trainers hidden within the Moonwood have been spoken of in hushed whispers, but even the most ungainly half-elf has the knowledge hidden in his very blood to come out with practice and desire to improve. In elven societies, arcane archers are generally regarded as 'knights' of a more contemporary sort, and they're expected to act like it too. It is a prestige class that brings with it some measure of social standing, respect and responsibility, among the elven people.	+	The combined martial skill of archery and mystical art of the Weave is currently open to only those with blood of the elder race of elves. Word of trainers hidden within the Moonwood have been spoken of in hushed whispers, but even the most ungainly half-elf has the knowledge hidden in his very blood to come out with practice and desire to improve. In elven societies, [[arcane archer]]s are generally regarded as 'knights' of a more contemporary sort, and they are expected to act like it too. It is a prestige class that brings with it some measure of social standing, respect and responsibility, among the elven people.

-	Assassin: While this class is not a requirement of any that wishes to line their purse in trade for the blood of others, those that do have this class have generally been professionally trained. While even the most mindless and bloodthirsty warrior can claim to be an assassin, a true assassin is never known until the dagger is buried from the shadows and then such a person is only known by the victim.	+	While the [[assassin]] class is not a requirement of any that wishes to line their purse in trade for the blood of others, those that do have this class have generally been professionally trained. While even the most mindless and bloodthirsty warrior can claim to be an assassin, a true assassin is never known until the dagger is buried from the shadows and then such a person is only known by the victim.

-	Blackguard: This anti-paladin is a unholy warrior dedicated to the belief and ideals of their unholy god with the same level of fanaticism as their holy counterpart, the paladin. Anyone meeting the requirements and being of suitable faith can take this prestige class, as it is one of those that no amount of training can grant. Rather, it is all about faith. Do note that the Dungeon Master Guide's ruling on paladins being able to trade paladin levels for blackguard levels holds true here as well on a case by case basis. Should any paladin desire to move their character in this direction, the DM team will be happy to help you write up a story of your downfall and change with you.	+	The [[blackguard]] is an anti-paladin, an unholy warrior dedicated to the belief and ideals of their unholy god with the same level of fanaticism as their holy counterpart. Anyone meeting the requirements and being of suitable faith can take this prestige class, as it is one of those that no amount of training can grant. Rather, it is all about faith. Do note that the Dungeon Master Guide's ruling on paladins being able to trade paladin levels for blackguard levels holds true here as well on a case by case basis. Should any paladin desire to move their character in this direction, the DM team will be happy to help you write up a story of your downfall and change with you.

-	Champion of (deity): While originally described as for Torm, this will be used as a holy warrior similar to a paladin, but with more of a martial direction rather than the leadership fanaticism of a paladin. While a paladin will be seen as more of a holy knight holding an status within the church, the champion is simply seen as a common warrior with strong religious ties and desire to serve. Training can be roleplayed at any appropriate temple.	+	While originally described as [[champion of Torm]], the champion of (deity) class will be used for a holy warrior similar to a paladin, but with more of a martial direction rather than the leadership fanaticism of a paladin. While a paladin will be seen as more of a holy knight holding an status within the church, the champion is simply seen as a common warrior with strong religious ties and desire to serve. Training can be roleplayed at any appropriate temple.

-	Dragon disciple: These affected by their dragon blood fall into two realms. Those that feel their change is a curse and theirs that feel it is a blessing. Whichever a player chooses is dependent upon their history and choice, but both will be generally feared and distrusted by the common townsfolk. While such "improvements" may be a blessing to the one changing, others will see them simply as a mutation of a greatly feared monster.	+	Those affected by their dragon blood ([[red dragon disciple\|dragon disciple]]s) fall into two realms — some feel their change is a curse, while others feel it is a blessing. Whichever a player chooses is dependent upon their history and choice, but both will be generally feared and distrusted by the common townsfolk. While such "improvements" may be a blessing to the one changing, others will see them simply as a mutation of a greatly feared monster.

-	There are 22 included dragon disciple variants. These are listed by alignments groupings as you must be the same alignment of the dragon you are seeking to become a dragon disciple.	+	There are 22 included dragon disciple variants, each restricted to PCs of a given [[alignment]].

-	The 22 variants:	+	The 22 variants are

-	*Silver, lawful good	+	*silver (lawful good),
-	*Gold, lawful good	+	*gold (lawful good),
-	*Bronze, lawful good	+	*bronze (lawful good),
-	*Emerald lawful neutral	+	*emerald (lawful neutral),
-	*Blue, lawful evil	+	*blue (lawful evil),
-	*Green, lawful evil	+	*green (lawful evil),
-	*Prismatic, true neutral	+	*prismatic (true neutral),
-	*Amethyst, true neutral	+	*amethyst (true neutral),
-	*Mist, true neutral	+	*mist (true neutral),
-	*Obsidian, neutral evil	+	*obsidian (neutral evil),
-	*Ruby, neutral good	+	*ruby (neutral good),
-	*Brass, chaotic good	+	*brass (chaotic good),
-	*Copper, chaotic good	+	*copper (chaotic good),
-	*Faerie, chaotic good	+	*faerie (chaotic good),
-	*Crystal, chaotic neutral	+	*crystal (chaotic neutral),
-	*Topaz, chaotic neutral	+	*topaz (chaotic neutral),
-	*Red, chaotic evil	+	*red (chaotic evil),
-	*Black, chaotic evil	+	*black (chaotic evil),
-	*White, chaotic evil	+	*white (chaotic evil),
-	*Deep, chaotic evil	+	*deep (chaotic evil), and
-	*Shadow, chaotic evil	+	*shadow (chaotic evil).

-	Dwarven defender: The defenders of the dwarven hearth are held to the same level of honor and esteem as paladins among humans or arcane archers among the elven community. Dwarven defenders are the immovable stone that stands between the hordes of King Obould, drow shadows flowing from Menzoberranzen and even the trolls and giants who have overran Nesme. Generally approved and trained through the Mithral Hall and Deepward Keep, it is not uncommon for defenders to travel from other dwarven communities such as Citadel Adbar to test their mettle. Defenders are automatically considered revered warriors by their kin, and are fully expected to both answer to their respective orders and to live up to their responsibilities as living icons of dwarven pride, might and loyalty to kin.	+	The defenders of the dwarven hearth are held to the same level of honor and esteem as paladins among humans or arcane archers among the elven community. [[Dwarven defender]]s are the immovable stone that stands between the hordes of King Obould, drow shadows flowing from Menzoberranzen and even the trolls and giants who have overrun Nesme. Generally approved and trained through the Mithral Hall and Deepward Keep, it is not uncommon for defenders to travel from other dwarven communities such as Citadel Adbar to test their mettle. Defenders are automatically considered revered warriors by their kin, and are fully expected to both answer to their respective orders and to live up to their responsibilities as living icons of dwarven pride, might and loyalty to kin.

	Harper scout: With the growing evil, Alustriel has worked hard to support the hidden force for good of the Harpers. While not generally known, there has been word of a growing Harper organization within the Silver Marches, but as of now, this is only a rumor. Course, from the training and secrecy of the Harpers, they would wish knowledge to only be considered a rumor...		Harper scout: With the growing evil, Alustriel has worked hard to support the hidden force for good of the Harpers. While not generally known, there has been word of a growing Harper organization within the Silver Marches, but as of now, this is only a rumor. Course, from the training and secrecy of the Harpers, they would wish knowledge to only be considered a rumor...

Eternal Destiny

The Krit — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:19:22 GMT

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	* Completely revamped and upgraded spell system		* Completely revamped and upgraded spell system
-	* Over 100 [[Letoscript]]ed subraces, including vampires, werewolves, valkyries, and ferengis and more	+	* Over 100 [[Letoscript]]ed subraces, including vampires, werewolves, valkyries, and ferengis and more
-	* Several Prestigious Subraces	+	* Several prestigious subraces
	* Dozens and dozens of quests		* Dozens and dozens of quests
	* Player-created chat [[channel]]s		* Player-created chat [[channel]]s

Shadowdancer

The Krit — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:17:30 GMT

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Summon greater undead

The Krit — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:15:25 GMT

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	* Level 14: [[greater bodak]]		* Level 14: [[greater bodak]]
	* Level 16: [[ghoul king]]		* Level 16: [[ghoul king]]
-	* Level 18: [[vampire mage]]	+	* Level 18: [[vampire mage (summon)\|vampire mage]]
	* Level 20: [[skeleton blackguard]]		* Level 20: [[skeleton blackguard]]
	* Level 22: [[lich]]		* Level 22: [[lich]]

Pale master

The Krit — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:14:37 GMT

Epic pale master level progression: link updates

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-	\|\|20th \|\|align=left\|bone skin (+2AC), deathless vigor (+5HP)   \|\|85-142 \|\|+12 \|\|align=left\|[[skeletal blackguard]]	+	\|\|20th \|\|align=left\|bone skin (+2AC), deathless vigor (+5HP)   \|\|85-142 \|\|+12 \|\|align=left\|[[skeleton blackguard]]
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Skeleton blackguard

The Krit — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:13:26 GMT

Creature info

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[[Image:Skeletalchieftain.JPG‎‎|right|Skeleton blackguard portrait]]
'''Skeleton blackguard:''' The bones of the dead, animated by dark magic, skeletons have no mind of their own. They are but an extension of their master's will.


== Statistics ==

{{creature
|race=[[undead]]
|cr=13
|str=18
|dex=12
|con=10
|int=10
|wis=10
|cha=11
|fort=8
|reflex=6
|will=8
|ac=15
|hp=88
|alignment=[[neutral evil]]
|hd=15
|ab=+17/+12/+7
|damage=2[[d6]]+9 [[slashing damage]]; criticals: 19-20/x2 ([[greatsword]] +1)
|skills=[[discipline]], [[listen]] ''(very low)'', [[spot]] ''(very low)''
|feats=[[bull's strength (feat)|bull's strength]], [[cleave]], [[contagion (feat)|contagion]], [[create undead (feat)|create undead]], [[dark blessing]], [[darkvision]], [[inflict critical wounds (feat)|inflict critical wounds]], [[inflict serious wounds (feat)|inflict serious wounds]], [[power attack]], [[smite good]], [[sneak attack, blackguard]] (+3d6), [[turn undead]], [[two-weapon fighting]], [[weapon proficiency (creature)]], [[weapon proficiency (martial)]], [[weapon specialization]] (greatsword)
|resref=x2_s_bguard_18
}}

==Special abilities==
A skeleton blackguard has 5/+1 [[damage reduction]], 50% [[immunity]] to [[piercing damage|piercing]] and [[slashing damage]], and the usual undead immunities to [[critical hit]]s, [[death magic]], [[disease]], [[level drain]], [[ability drain]], [[mind-affecting]] spells, [[paralysis]], [[poison]], and [[sneak attack]]s. In addition, this creature has a [[spell resistance]] of 20, and [[turn resistance]] of 10.

== Notes ==

* This creature has [[creature weapon]]s that inflict 1[[d8]]+4 [[piercing-slashing damage]], but these are never used as this creature cannot be [[disarm]]ed.
* This is one of the creatures that can be summoned with the [[summon greater undead]] feat.

[[category:undead]]

User:Alkapwn

Alkapwn — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:02:47 GMT

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RIP RPG

206.45.165.199 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 01:50:05 GMT

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	\|'''Servers'''		\|'''Servers'''
-	\|<u>2 link servers:</u><br />Rip© § rural vPB1 CEP v23 (Country side.)<br />Rip© § urban vPB1 CEP v23 (Cities, Towns, etc.)<br />	+	\|<u>2 link servers:</u><br />Rip© 2012 § rural v1 CEP v23 (Country side.)<br />Rip© 2012 § urban v1 CEP v23 (Cities, Towns, etc.)<br />
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-	\|''Respawning'' — Each PC can purchase a "miracle" from '''Miracle Max''' in Fairhome. Without a "miracle" your PC will need to be resurrected by another PC with the power to do so or be dead forever. <br /> ''Cost ''— Each "miracle" from Miracle Max cost the PC's level cubed in GP and must be upgraded each level of XP (i.e. a level 15 player dies but his "miracle" in Max's Miracle Shop is level 12. Upon Respawning the PC will be level 12). <br /> ''Items ''— Items are not lost with death thanks to Fairhome always bringing their own home.	+	\|''Respawning'' — Each PC can purchase a "miracle" from '''Miracle Max''' in Fairhome. Without a "miracle" your PC will need to be resurrected by another PC with the power to do so or be dead forever. <br />''Cost ''— Each "miracle" from Miracle Max cost the PC's level cubed in GP and must be upgraded each level of XP (i.e. a level 15 player dies but his "miracle" in Max's Miracle Shop is level 12. Upon Respawning the PC will be level 12). <br />''Items ''— Items are not lost with death thanks to Fairhome always bringing their own home.
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Full-round action

71.239.117.227 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:34:31 GMT

Not a NWN concept - redirect to Action

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-	A full-round action consumes all of a [[character]]'s effort during a round. The only movement possible in conjunction with a full-round action is a 5-foot step, which can occur before, after, or during the action. Some full-round actions (as specified in their descriptions) do not allow even this much movement. When using a full-round action to cast a [[spell]] whose casting time is 1 round, the spell is not completed until the beginning of the caster's next turn.
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Standard action

71.239.117.227 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:33:50 GMT

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-	A '''standard action''' is a [[DnD]] term for a type of [[action]] that may be taken during a [[round]].
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-	It is the most basic type of action. Common standard actions including making a [[melee]] or [[ranged weapon\|ranged]] attack, casting a [[spell]], and using a magic [[item]]. In a typical round, a [[character]] can take a standard action and a [[move action]], but he can't take a second standard action in place of his move action.
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Move action

71.239.117.227 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:33:07 GMT

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-	A '''move action''' is a [[DnD]] term for a type of [[action]] that may be taken during a [[round]].	+	#REDIRECT [[action]]
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-	It is the equivalent of the character moving his speed. Move actions include standing up from [[prone]], drawing or sheathing a weapon, opening a [[door]], loading a [[light crossbow]], and moving your speed. In a typical round, a character can take a move action and a [[standard action]], or she can take a second move action in place of her standard action.
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Free action

71.239.117.227 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:31:49 GMT

Not a NWN concept -- redirect to action

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Action

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-	An '''action''' is a character activity. Actions are divided into the following categories, according to the time required to perform them (from most time required to least): [[full-round action]]s, [[standard action]]s, [[move action]]s, and [[free action]]s.	+	An '''action''' is a character activity. In Neverwinter Nights, these actions are added to a queue of actions, which are stored on each creature. Most new actions -- such as drinking a potion, using a feat, or casting a spell -- will add to this queue, while some actions --such as moving -- will clear the current queue and execute immediately.

-	Actions are performed in the order they are added to the [[action queue]].	+	Actions are typically executed once every round, and take two to four seconds to perform, except when under the influence of [[haste]]. If many actions are queued, the character will not be [[flat-foot \| flat-footed]] between actions, but will otherwise stand still while waiting for the required round to elapse. However, a character may move in the gap between actions without affecting his/her ability to act when the round has elapsed.

		+	Notably, [[potion \| potions]] are an exception to this rule, being able to be used roughly every three seconds.
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RIP RPG

Primeval Atom — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:22:53 GMT

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-	Set at 6 (level 1 character vs CR 1 creature = 30 XP).<br /><u>Bonus XP:</u> 30 XP per 30 min. online.
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-	\|	+	\|''Respawning'' — Each PC can purchase a "miracle" from '''Miracle Max''' in Fairhome. Without a "miracle" your PC will need to be resurrected by another PC with the power to do so or be dead forever. <br /> ''Cost ''— Each "miracle" from Miracle Max cost the PC's level cubed in GP and must be upgraded each level of XP (i.e. a level 15 player dies but his "miracle" in Max's Miracle Shop is level 12. Upon Respawning the PC will be level 12). <br /> ''Items ''— Items are not lost with death thanks to Fairhome always bringing their own home.
-	''Cloning'' — Each PC can purchase a clone to be put in hibernation; it will be released when the PC dies.<br /> ''Cost ''— Each clone cost the PC's level cubed in GP and must be upgraded each level of XP (i.e. a level 15 player dies but his clone is level 12. Upon Re-spawning the PC will be level 12).<br />''Items ''— Items are not lost with death.
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Dwelve, The Broken Kingdom

The Krit — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:57:31 GMT

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	*Distinctive [[non-player character]]s (NPCs) in each city.		*Distinctive [[non-player character]]s (NPCs) in each city.
	*A unique reputation script to keep tally of the amount of monsters a PC has killed, how many times a PC has died, and how many player kills a PC has.		*A unique reputation script to keep tally of the amount of monsters a PC has killed, how many times a PC has died, and how many player kills a PC has.
-	*A direct connect DNS to make connecting through [[GameSpy]] much easier.	+	*A domain name to make [[direct connect]]s easier.

	These are only some of the features. More can be found by visiting the server.		These are only some of the features. More can be found by visiting the server.

Barbarian

The Krit — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:52:17 GMT

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-	whooooooooooooo its me WOLFY i rock :D

	==Prestige class tips==		==Prestige class tips==

User:117.200.49.9

The Krit — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:52:08 GMT

blocked [[117.200.49.9 (Talk)]] with an expiry time of 3 months (anonymous users only, account creation disabled, autoblock disabled) Removing content from pages: and inserting nonsense (barbarian)

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Talk:Shades

The Krit — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:50:01 GMT

Shadow variant definition: Answers

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	If the answer is 'yes' for those questions, I suggest re-wording the note to something along the lines of ''"Shadow variant" has no real meaning in Neverwinter Nights; the spells cast via shades are identical to their "normal" versions, except that the sixth-level spell slot allows any of the sub-spells to be cast. When cast, they are treated as they would be if cast as normal spells of their original school and spell level.''		If the answer is 'yes' for those questions, I suggest re-wording the note to something along the lines of ''"Shadow variant" has no real meaning in Neverwinter Nights; the spells cast via shades are identical to their "normal" versions, except that the sixth-level spell slot allows any of the sub-spells to be cast. When cast, they are treated as they would be if cast as normal spells of their original school and spell level.''
	[[User:MrZork\|MrZork]] 15:32, November 19, 2009 (UTC)		[[User:MrZork\|MrZork]] 15:32, November 19, 2009 (UTC)
		+
		+	* The damage from a ''shades-fireball'' not only is considered fire damage for the purposes of damage resistance, but it '''is''' fire damage. The innate level of a ''shades-fireball'' is identical to the innate level of a ''fireball'' (3), but according to the note in [[talk:globe of invulnerability]], it is the spell level, not innate level, that matters against a ''minor globe of invulnerability''. The DC... hmmm, I think that goes on spell level, not innate level, but guess I could check that somewhat quickly. Let's see... with a casting ability modifier of +4 and no spell focus in any school, I got a DC of 20. That means the spell level is 6, so it's the spell level, not innate level that matters.
		+	:In summary, that makes the answers yes, no, and no. However, I don't see how a "yes" answer to the first question indicates a problem with the current text -- since the ''shades'' version is identical to the "normal" version, the damage type is implied to be the same, no? --[[User:The Krit\|The Krit]] 16:50, November 19, 2009 (UTC)

Barbarian

117.200.49.9 — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:40:19 GMT

Epic barbarian level progression:

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	\|}		\|}
		+	whooooooooooooo its me WOLFY i rock :D

	==Prestige class tips==		==Prestige class tips==

Barbarian

Charitwo — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:39:44 GMT

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	<br />These epic [[general feat]]s cannot be selected when taking a level of barbarian.		<br />These epic [[general feat]]s cannot be selected when taking a level of barbarian.

-	get lost	+	====Epic barbarian level progression====
		+
		+	{\| border=2 style="background:#efefef; color:#000000; border-collapse:collapse"
		+	\|- style="background:#c0c0c0"
		+
		+	!  Lvl
		+	!Feats
		+	!HP range
		+	!rowspan=22 style="background:#ffffff"\|
		+	!rowspan=2\|Damage <br> reduction
		+	!rowspan=2\|reflex save <br> bonus vs traps
		+
		+	\|- style="background:#c0c0c0"
		+
		+	!colspan=3\|
		+
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|21st \|\|align=left\| \|\|126-252 \|\|4/- \|\|+5
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|22nd \|\|align=left\| \|\|132-264 \|\|4/- \|\|+6
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|23rd \|\|align=left\|[[epic barbarian damage reduction]] \|\|138-276 \|\|5/- \|\|+6
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|24th \|\|align=left\|bonus feat \|\|144-288 \|\|5/- \|\|+6
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|25th \|\|align=left\| \|\|150-300 \|\|5/- \|\|+7
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|26th \|\|align=left\|epic barbarian damage reduction II \|\|156-312 \|\|6/- \|\|+7
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|27th \|\|align=left\| \|\|162-324 \|\|6/- \|\|+7
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|28th \|\|align=left\|bonus feat \|\|168-336 \|\|6/- \|\|+8
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|29th \|\|align=left\|epic barbarian damage reduction III \|\|174-348 \|\|7/- \|\|+8
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|30th \|\|align=left\| \|\|180-360 \|\|7/- \|\|+8
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|31st \|\|align=left\| \|\|186-372 \|\|7/- \|\|+9
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|32nd \|\|align=left\|bonus feat, epic barbarian damage reduction IV   \|\|192-384 \|\|8/- \|\|+9
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|33rd \|\|align=left\| \|\|198-396 \|\|8/- \|\|+9
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|34th \|\|align=left\| \|\|204-408 \|\|8/- \|\|+10
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|35th \|\|align=left\|epic barbarian damage reduction V \|\|210-420 \|\|9/- \|\|+10
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|36th \|\|align=left\|bonus feat \|\|216-432 \|\|9/- \|\|+10
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|37th \|\|align=left\| \|\|222-444 \|\|9/- \|\|+11
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|38th \|\|align=left\|epic barbarian damage reduction VI\|\|228-456 \|\|10/- \|\|+11
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|39th \|\|align=left\| \|\|234-468 \|\|10/- \|\|+11
		+	\|- align=center
		+	\|\|40th \|\|align=left\|bonus feat \|\|240-480 \|\|10/- \|\|+12
		+	\|}

	==Prestige class tips==		==Prestige class tips==

Barbarian

117.200.49.9 — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:38:24 GMT

Epic barbarian level progression:

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	<br />These epic [[general feat]]s cannot be selected when taking a level of barbarian.		<br />These epic [[general feat]]s cannot be selected when taking a level of barbarian.

-	====Epic barbarian level progression====	+	get lost
-
-	{\| border=2 style="background:#efefef; color:#000000; border-collapse:collapse"
-	\|- style="background:#c0c0c0"
-
-	!  Lvl
-	!Feats
-	!HP range
-	!rowspan=22 style="background:#ffffff"\|
-	!rowspan=2\|Damage <br> reduction
-	!rowspan=2\|reflex save <br> bonus vs traps
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-	\|- style="background:#c0c0c0"
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-	!colspan=3\|
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-	\|- align=center
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-	\|\|22nd \|\|align=left\| \|\|132-264 \|\|4/- \|\|+6
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|23rd \|\|align=left\|[[epic barbarian damage reduction]] \|\|138-276 \|\|5/- \|\|+6
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|24th \|\|align=left\|bonus feat \|\|144-288 \|\|5/- \|\|+6
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|25th \|\|align=left\| \|\|150-300 \|\|5/- \|\|+7
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|26th \|\|align=left\|epic barbarian damage reduction II \|\|156-312 \|\|6/- \|\|+7
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|27th \|\|align=left\| \|\|162-324 \|\|6/- \|\|+7
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|28th \|\|align=left\|bonus feat \|\|168-336 \|\|6/- \|\|+8
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|29th \|\|align=left\|epic barbarian damage reduction III \|\|174-348 \|\|7/- \|\|+8
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|30th \|\|align=left\| \|\|180-360 \|\|7/- \|\|+8
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|31st \|\|align=left\| \|\|186-372 \|\|7/- \|\|+9
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|32nd \|\|align=left\|bonus feat, epic barbarian damage reduction IV   \|\|192-384 \|\|8/- \|\|+9
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|33rd \|\|align=left\| \|\|198-396 \|\|8/- \|\|+9
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|34th \|\|align=left\| \|\|204-408 \|\|8/- \|\|+10
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|35th \|\|align=left\|epic barbarian damage reduction V \|\|210-420 \|\|9/- \|\|+10
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|36th \|\|align=left\|bonus feat \|\|216-432 \|\|9/- \|\|+10
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|37th \|\|align=left\| \|\|222-444 \|\|9/- \|\|+11
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|38th \|\|align=left\|epic barbarian damage reduction VI\|\|228-456 \|\|10/- \|\|+11
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|39th \|\|align=left\| \|\|234-468 \|\|10/- \|\|+11
-	\|- align=center
-	\|\|40th \|\|align=left\|bonus feat \|\|240-480 \|\|10/- \|\|+12
-	\|}

	==Prestige class tips==		==Prestige class tips==

Talk:Shades

The Krit — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:27:19 GMT

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-	*Exactly how do these spells work? Do you conjure non-damaging versions of these spells or their DCs differ according to the spell level of shades? Do the answers apply to shadow conjuration and greater shadow conjuration as well? -- [[User:Harleyquin\|Harleyquin]]	+	== How these spells work ==
		+
		+	Exactly how do these spells work? Do you conjure non-damaging versions of these spells or their DCs differ according to the spell level of shades? Do the answers apply to shadow conjuration and greater shadow conjuration as well? -- [[User:Harleyquin\|Harleyquin]] October 30, 2005
		+
	*They work exactly like the regular spells except they're a different spell level. In most cases, it's not a very useful spell. -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 22:14, 1 Dec 2005 (PST)		*They work exactly like the regular spells except they're a different spell level. In most cases, it's not a very useful spell. -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 22:14, 1 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*They use illusion for spell focus as well, so if you have illusion and no evocation, it can be useful to get better dcs. -- [[User:80.67.64.10\|80.67.64.10]] 07:31, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*Good point, 80.67.64.10. That would be good info to add to the articles. -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 09:31, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*Would then this spell bypass evocation immunities? [[User:DaBear\|DaBear]] 09:54, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*yes. also bypasses evocation immunity. I added a note for all this info. -- [[User:Jjjhhhlll\|Jjjhhhlll]] 12:55, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*That's good info. Shouldn't it be added to [[Shadow Conjuration]] too? -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 19:51, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*ok. I did Shadow Conjuration too. the spells there are no save, so no note on the dc, but the immunity stuff still applies. -- [[User:Jjjhhhlll\|Jjjhhhlll]] 09:21, 3 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*Thank you, Jjjhhhlll. -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 10:18, 3 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*Jjjhhhlll is wrong. Illusion spell focus will not increase the DC of evocation sub spells from the shades radial and a shades cone of cold for example will not bypass evocation immunity. [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 07:40, 12 January 2006 (PST)
-	*Have you tested it Ghost? --[[User:Countess Terra\|Countess Terra]] 07:49, 12 January 2006 (PST)

-	Of course :) [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 08:40, 12 January 2006 (PST)	+	:*They use illusion for spell focus as well, so if you have illusion and no evocation, it can be useful to get better dcs. -- [[User:80.67.64.10\|80.67.64.10]] 07:31, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	* eek. that explains a lot. I was wondering why certain monsters were immune to illusion spells AND evocation spells. Of course I was working with the false assumption about shades and such. -- [[User:Jjjhhhlll\|Jjjhhhlll]] 12:55, 20 January 2006 (PST)	+
		+	::*Good point, 80.67.64.10. That would be good info to add to the articles. -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 09:31, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
		+
		+	::*Would then this spell bypass evocation immunities? [[User:DaBear\|DaBear]] 09:54, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
		+
		+	:::*yes. also bypasses evocation immunity. I added a note for all this info. -- [[User:Jjjhhhlll\|Jjjhhhlll]] 12:55, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
		+
		+	::::*That's good info. Shouldn't it be added to [[Shadow Conjuration]] too? -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 19:51, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
		+
		+	:::::*ok. I did Shadow Conjuration too. the spells there are no save, so no note on the dc, but the immunity stuff still applies. -- [[User:Jjjhhhlll\|Jjjhhhlll]] 09:21, 3 Dec 2005 (PST)
		+
		+	::::::*Thank you, Jjjhhhlll. -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 10:18, 3 Dec 2005 (PST)
		+
		+	:::*Jjjhhhlll is wrong. Illusion spell focus will not increase the DC of evocation sub spells from the shades radial and a shades cone of cold for example will not bypass evocation immunity. [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 07:40, 12 January 2006 (PST)
		+
		+	::::*Have you tested it Ghost? --[[User:Countess Terra\|Countess Terra]] 07:49, 12 January 2006 (PST)
		+
		+	:::::*Of course :) [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 08:40, 12 January 2006 (PST)
		+
		+	::::* eek. that explains a lot. I was wondering why certain monsters were immune to illusion spells AND evocation spells. Of course I was working with the false assumption about shades and such. -- [[User:Jjjhhhlll\|Jjjhhhlll]] 12:55, 20 January 2006 (PST)
		+
		+	== Usefulness ==

-	*I don't think that you need to know the normal version of a spell to cast the shadow-varient of the spell, this could make the spell usuful for sourcerers, as a 4 for 1 deal, you can save your valuable known spells, at a price of casing them at 1 level higher.	+	I don't think that you need to know the normal version of a spell to cast the shadow-varient of the spell, this could make the spell usuful for sourcerers, as a 4 for 1 deal, you can save your valuable known spells, at a price of casing them at 1 level higher. --[[Special:Contributions/38.119.205.2\|38.119.205.2]] November 27, 2006

		+	== Shadow variant definition ==

	The note about spell level may still be taken to imply that the spells cast as Shades spells might be considered by the game to be level 6 spells. That would make this a worthwhile spell, but my (limited) observations have not shown that to be the case. For example, does a Shades-cast Fireball still act as a level 3 evocation spell in all important game respects except how it is memorized/known? In other words:		The note about spell level may still be taken to imply that the spells cast as Shades spells might be considered by the game to be level 6 spells. That would make this a worthwhile spell, but my (limited) observations have not shown that to be the case. For example, does a Shades-cast Fireball still act as a level 3 evocation spell in all important game respects except how it is memorized/known? In other words:

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Three Towns

96.52.154.198 — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 15:39:04 GMT

V7 Softens:

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	===Orions Reign===		===Orions Reign===
	====V7 Softens====		====V7 Softens====
-	During Orions time 3T has brought both servers into the same ruleset. Initiating PvP without interaction or a positive choice by the 'victim' is no longer an option (i.e. random PKing) . That said, Full PvP is an option on the server and it doesn't take much to initiate it for those who wish to indulge. The rules have been clarified to regulate twinking and muling via items	+	During Orion's time 3T has brought both servers into the same ruleset. Initiating PvP without interaction or a positive choice by the 'victim' is no longer an option (i.e. random PKing) . That said, Full PvP is an option on the server and it doesn't take much to initiate it for those who wish to indulge. The rules have been clarified to regulate twinking and muling via items


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	*DM Zaspath		*DM Zaspath
	*DM Castral		*DM Castral

Talk:Shades

MrZork — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 15:32:28 GMT

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	*I don't think that you need to know the normal version of a spell to cast the shadow-varient of the spell, this could make the spell usuful for sourcerers, as a 4 for 1 deal, you can save your valuable known spells, at a price of casing them at 1 level higher.		*I don't think that you need to know the normal version of a spell to cast the shadow-varient of the spell, this could make the spell usuful for sourcerers, as a 4 for 1 deal, you can save your valuable known spells, at a price of casing them at 1 level higher.
		+
		+
		+	The note about spell level may still be taken to imply that the spells cast as Shades spells might be considered by the game to be level 6 spells. That would make this a worthwhile spell, but my (limited) observations have not shown that to be the case. For example, does a Shades-cast Fireball still act as a level 3 evocation spell in all important game respects except how it is memorized/known? In other words:
		+	: Is it considered to be fire damage for purposes of damage reduction/resistance?
		+	: Is it a level 3 spell for purposes of spell immunity, e.g. Minor Globe of Invulnerability and the like?
		+	: Is it a level 3 spell for purposes of saving throw DC?
		+	If the answer is 'yes' for those questions, I suggest re-wording the note to something along the lines of ''"Shadow variant" has no real meaning in Neverwinter Nights; the spells cast via shades are identical to their "normal" versions, except that the sixth-level spell slot allows any of the sub-spells to be cast. When cast, they are treated as they would be if cast as normal spells of their original school and spell level.''
		+	[[User:MrZork\|MrZork]] 15:32, November 19, 2009 (UTC)

Dwelve, The Broken Kingdom

60.240.156.13 — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 12:03:22 GMT

Fixed dirrect connect to what it was supposed to be (Which was a DNS)

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	*Distinctive [[non-player character]]s (NPCs) in each city.		*Distinctive [[non-player character]]s (NPCs) in each city.
	*A unique reputation script to keep tally of the amount of monsters a PC has killed, how many times a PC has died, and how many player kills a PC has.		*A unique reputation script to keep tally of the amount of monsters a PC has killed, how many times a PC has died, and how many player kills a PC has.
		+	*A direct connect DNS to make connecting through [[GameSpy]] much easier.

	These are only some of the features. More can be found by visiting the server.		These are only some of the features. More can be found by visiting the server.

Three Towns

134.225.82.47 — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:24:33 GMT

First steps:

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	Three Towns runs using the D&D Hardcore Rules [[difficulty setting]], and a custom created [[AI]] system. This means that monsters and [[NPC]]'s can and will [[critical hit]], use talents like [[knockdown]] and [[disarm]], and generally defend themselves to the best of their ability. Three Towns is primarily [[full PvP]], which means that not only might you want to keep an eye out on other players who may not have your best interests in mind, but you should be careful about where you toss that fireball, unless you don't mind crisping your teammates along with the enemy.		Three Towns runs using the D&D Hardcore Rules [[difficulty setting]], and a custom created [[AI]] system. This means that monsters and [[NPC]]'s can and will [[critical hit]], use talents like [[knockdown]] and [[disarm]], and generally defend themselves to the best of their ability. Three Towns is primarily [[full PvP]], which means that not only might you want to keep an eye out on other players who may not have your best interests in mind, but you should be careful about where you toss that fireball, unless you don't mind crisping your teammates along with the enemy.

-	Because of the difficulty in Three Towns, it will be greatly to your benefit as a player to have a solid handle on "strong" character design. This means that while your [[halfling]] [[bard]] with base 13 in all [[attribute]]s may have done fine in the single-player game, your experience in Three Towns may be somewhat unpleasant. The idea of min-maxing, or optimizing your character design, may be an anathema to many members of the roleplaying community, it is nevertheless valid and, due to its very existence, governs the path a module design may take. A world designed for so-called average characters will be a joke to min-maxed characters when it comes to combat, and unlike in a real [[PnP\|pen and paper]] game, there are almost no counterbalances to this optimization.	+	Because of the difficulty in Three Towns, it will be greatly to your benefit as a player to have a solid handle on "strong" character design. This means that while your [[halfling]] [[bard]] with base 13 in all [[attribute]]s may have done fine in the single-player game, your experience in Three Towns may be somewhat unpleasant. The idea of min-maxing, or optimizing your character design, may be anathema to many members of the roleplaying community, it is nevertheless valid and, due to its very existence, governs the path a module design may take. A world designed for so-called average characters will be a joke to min-maxed characters when it comes to combat, and unlike in a real [[PnP\|pen and paper]] game, there are almost no counterbalances to this optimization.

	==Systems and features==		==Systems and features==
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	The Outlaws from V6 turned into the Exiles, based around their own town they are the main Evil guild.		The Outlaws from V6 turned into the Exiles, based around their own town they are the main Evil guild.
	===Servants of Llolth===		===Servants of Llolth===
-	Starting as an unofficial guild in V6, the Servants of Lloth spawned from the Darksoul clan - a gathering of merciless halfings whom sought their own place in the world. To hear them tell it, they sought freedom from the oppressions of the "talk folk". Lead by Destra Darksoul, these halfings were some of the most feared, untamed elements during V6. They also had many non-halfing allies, mostly from The Outlaws who shunned the ways of the Three Towns alliance.	+	Starting as an unofficial guild in V6, the Servants of Lloth spawned from the Darksoul clan - a gathering of merciless halfings whom sought their own place in the world. To hear them tell it, they sought freedom from the oppressions of the "tall folk". Lead by Destra Darksoul, these halfings were some of the most feared, untamed elements during V6. They also had many non-halfing allies, mostly from The Outlaws who shunned the ways of the Three Towns alliance.

	When V7 was released and the guilds were consolidated into what would become the six official guidls of 3T, the Darksouls were converted into the Servants of Lloth, to become a direct counterpart to the Church of Donblas, and one of the two available evil guilds. This also allowed members to be Halfings, Elves, and Half-Elves, increasing the character range. Though no official RP reasoning was given for the joining of the Darksouls to SoL (especially since the Darksouls had their own beliefs), most members agreed that the goals of the Darksouls and the dark elves who served Lloth were compatible, and joining forces against the Three Towns alliance was natural (non-RP reasons were probably due to the idea that enlarging the racial base for characters would make it easier to have more members).		When V7 was released and the guilds were consolidated into what would become the six official guidls of 3T, the Darksouls were converted into the Servants of Lloth, to become a direct counterpart to the Church of Donblas, and one of the two available evil guilds. This also allowed members to be Halfings, Elves, and Half-Elves, increasing the character range. Though no official RP reasoning was given for the joining of the Darksouls to SoL (especially since the Darksouls had their own beliefs), most members agreed that the goals of the Darksouls and the dark elves who served Lloth were compatible, and joining forces against the Three Towns alliance was natural (non-RP reasons were probably due to the idea that enlarging the racial base for characters would make it easier to have more members).

Dwelve, The Broken Kingdom

The Krit — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 08:15:17 GMT

Features: Direct connect is neither unique nor custom.

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	*Distinctive [[non-player character]]s (NPCs) in each city.		*Distinctive [[non-player character]]s (NPCs) in each city.
	*A unique reputation script to keep tally of the amount of monsters a PC has killed, how many times a PC has died, and how many player kills a PC has.		*A unique reputation script to keep tally of the amount of monsters a PC has killed, how many times a PC has died, and how many player kills a PC has.
-	*A direct connect IP to make connecting much easier.

	These are only some of the features. More can be found by visiting the server.		These are only some of the features. More can be found by visiting the server.

OSRS build 1

The Krit — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 08:13:20 GMT

Restyling

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-	'''OSRS build 1''' builds upon [[OSRS build 0]] by providing additional [[feature]]s.	+	'''OSRS build 1''' is the second release of the [[Open Source Rule Set]], building upon [[OSRS build 0]] by providing additional [[feature]]s.

	==Current status==		==Current status==
-	Prototyping.	+	OSRS build 1 is currently in the prototype stage and does not yet have a release.

-	==Features in development==	+	== Features ==
-	This [[OSRS build]] will include these features in addition to those from build 0:	+	This [[OSRS build]] will include the following [[OSRS feature]]s in addition to those from build 0.
-	{\| border="1" cellpadding="2"	+
-	\|-	+	; [[Persistence API]] : This feature allows data to be saved persistently to disk.
-	! Feature name !! Feature description !! Development status
-	\|-
-	\| [[Persistence API]] \|\| Save data persistently to disk. \|\| integration
-	\|-
-	\|}

	[[category:OSRS]]		[[category:OSRS]]

OSRS build 0

The Krit — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 08:06:12 GMT

Making the instructions match the available file and features

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-	'''OSRS build 0''' is the first prototype release of an [[OSRS]] [[ERF]], providing basic [[feature]] management of [[script]]s. OSRS build 0 controls all [[event]]s, partitions them into three phases, and provides all basic [[NWN]] and [[expansion pack]] scripting functionality.	+	'''OSRS build 0''' is the first prototype release of the [[Open Source Rule Set]] (OSRS), providing basic [[feature]] management of [[script]]s. This build primarily deals with [[event]] handling.

	==Current status==		==Current status==
-	Released as [[module]] for testing and feedback.
-	[[Image:OSRS_000_09.mod]] (388K, unzipped)

-	==Implemented features==	+	OSRS build 0 has been released as a [[module]] for testing and feedback:
		+	[[media:OSRS_000_09.mod\|OSRS_000_09.mod]] (387KB, not compressed).
		+
		+	== Features ==
		+
	This [[OSRS build]] includes the following (completed) [[OSRS feature]]s.		This [[OSRS build]] includes the following (completed) [[OSRS feature]]s.
	;[[Event partitioning]] : This feature partitions all [[module event]]s into three time phases — pre-event, during-event, and post-event.		;[[Event partitioning]] : This feature partitions all [[module event]]s into three time phases — pre-event, during-event, and post-event.
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	;[[Total event control]] : This feature captures and controls all module events.		;[[Total event control]] : This feature captures and controls all module events.

-	==Installation instructions==	+	== Installing ==
-	This OSRS build is installed in two ways:	+
-	#Start a new module with the [[MOD]] file.	+	The module gets placed in the <code>modules</code> directory so that it can be opened in the [[Toolset]]. From within the Toolset, it is possible to export all the scripts to an .erf file, which then gets imported into whatever module is being modified to make use of OSRS. Alternately, if a new module is being created, the <code>OSRS_000_09</code> module can be used as a starting point.
-	##To create a new module:	+
-	###Open the [[Toolset]].	+	== Using ==
-	###Create an initial module.	+
-	###Save it.	+	The first step in using OSRS is to modify all the objects in a module so that they use the OSRS scripts. This can involve editing a large number of objects in an existing module. For new modules, it would be best to create blueprints for creatures, placeables, traps, and triggers with the OSRS scripts, then create all instances from those custom blueprints.
-	#Update your existing module by importing the [[ERF]] file.	+
-	##Make a backup copy of the module you wish to modify.	+	'''Module:''' In the module's properties, set the event handlers (the "Events" tab) to the OSRS scripts:
-	##Import the OSRS ERF from the build.	+	::[[Image:OSRS Module Event Scripts.PNG\|frameless\|upright\|Click to enlarge]]
-	##When the import process prompts to overwrite all existing scripts, select "yes".	+
-	##Importing this ERF will overwrite all OSRS-managed scripts.	+	'''Areas:''' In each area's properties, set the event handlers (the "Events" tab) to the OSRS scripts:
-	##Now save the module under a new name.	+	::[[Image:OSRS Area Event Scripts.PNG\|frameless\|Click to enlarge]]
-	##Optionally edit the script <code>[[osrs_inc_user]]</code>, which contains all the toggle switches needed to enable or disable all [[OSRS feature]]s.	+
-	##[[Build\|Rebuild]] the module.	+	'''Triggers:''' In each trigger's properties, set the event handlers (the "Scripts" tab) to the OSRS scripts:
-	##The default settings of <code>osrs_inc_user</code> enable playing a module with no noticeable differences from a standard NWN module.	+	::[[Image:OSRS Trigger Event Scripts.PNG\|frameless\|upright\|Click to enlarge]]
		+
		+	'''Placeables:''' In each placeable's properties, set the event handlers (the "Scripts" tab) to the OSRS scripts:
		+	::[[Image:OSRS Placeable Event Scripts.PNG\|frameless\|Click to enlarge]]
		+
		+	'''Traps:''' In each trap's properties, set the event handlers (the "Trap" tab) to the OSRS scripts:
		+	::[[Image:OSRS Trap Event Scripts.PNG\|frameless\|upright\|Click to enlarge]]
		+
		+	'''Creatures:''' In each creature's properties, set the event handlers (the "Scripts" tab) to the OSRS scripts:
		+	::[[Image:OSRS Creature Event Scripts.PNG\|frameless\|Click to enlarge]]

-	==How to use OSRS==	+	The next step is to save the module, preferably under a new name so the original version can be restored if needed.
-	===Modify a module===	+	Finally, the module should be rebuilt.
-	====Modify a module object====
-	#Open the module properties and set the "Scripts" tab to the OSRS scripts:
-	[[Image:OSRS Module Event Scripts.PNG]]
-	====Modify area objects====
-	#Open each area's property page and set the "Events" tab to the OSRS scripts:
-	[[Image:OSRS Area Event Scripts.PNG]]
-	#Repeat for each area that needs OSRS functionality.
-	====Modify trigger objects====
-	#Open each trigger's properties and set the "Scripts" tab to the OSRS scripts: [[Image:OSRS Trigger Event Scripts.PNG]]
-	#These can be set manually, or they can be set using the "Load Script Set" button and the file <code>osrs.ini</code>. Repeat for each trigger that needs OSRS functionality.
-	#If many triggers need configuration, it will be beneficial to create a new custom trigger blueprint with these settings, then create new instances from the blueprint.
-	====Modify placeable objects====
-	#Open each placeable's properties and set the "Scripts" tab to the OSRS scripts: [[Image:OSRS Placeable Event Scripts.PNG]]
-	====Modify trap objects====
-	#Open each trap's properties and set the "Scripts" tab to the OSRS scripts: [[Image:OSRS Trap Event Scripts.PNG]]
-	====Modify creature objects====
-	#Open each creature's properties and set the "Scripts" tab to the OSRS scripts: [[Image:OSRS Creature Event Scripts.PNG]]
-	====Modify item objects====
-	#To use the [[tag-based scripting]] feature, modify the script <objectname>.
-	===Save the module under a new name===
-	===Rebuild the module===
-	#[[Build\|Rebuild]] the module.

	[[category:OSRS]]		[[category:OSRS]]

Tales of the Silver Marches

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	[[Image:Tsmglennyglen.jpg\|600px\|Tales of the Silver Marches]]		[[Image:Tsmglennyglen.jpg\|600px\|Tales of the Silver Marches]]
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		+	(c) Image courtesy of Glen Everett Leonhart
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	'''Tales of the Silver Marches (TSM)''' is a [[persistent world]] [[module]]. Originally from 2001, the server was rebuilt from the ground up with new quests, a new [[experience point\|XP]] system, subraces, crafting, and many other additions in 2009. It is a [[server vault]] system, and it is up 24/7 with downtime for maintenance. TSM is a [[roleplay]] server, not one where the main goal is character level advancement. As such, it fosters a strong player community.		'''Tales of the Silver Marches (TSM)''' is a [[persistent world]] [[module]]. Originally from 2001, the server was rebuilt from the ground up with new quests, a new [[experience point\|XP]] system, subraces, crafting, and many other additions in 2009. It is a [[server vault]] system, and it is up 24/7 with downtime for maintenance. TSM is a [[roleplay]] server, not one where the main goal is character level advancement. As such, it fosters a strong player community.

-	[[Dungeon Master\|DM]]s play often, and have many tools at their disposal for creating quests in-game. DM interaction occurs very frequently, usually in the form of possessing creatures or [[non-player character\|NPC]]s — not as 'gods' or 'supreme beings'. TSM's DM philosophy is to roleplay along with other players, instead of acting as deities that must be worshiped.	+	[[Dungeon Master\|DMs]] play often, and have many tools at their disposal for creating quests in-game. DM interaction occurs very frequently, usually in the form of possessing creatures or [[non-player character\|NPCs]] — not as 'gods' or 'supreme beings'. TSM's DM philosophy is to roleplay along with other players, instead of acting as deities that must be worshiped.

	The server is always welcoming to new players (roleplayers), scripters, and builders. {{Template:Gameworld		The server is always welcoming to new players (roleplayers), scripters, and builders. {{Template:Gameworld
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	[[Cleric]] is a preferred class of Silverymoon, so long as that cleric worships one of the following gods: Deneir, Eilistraee, Lurue, Mielikki, Milil, Mystra, Oghma, Silvanus, the dwarven pantheon, the elven pantheon, the gnomish pantheon and the halfling pantheon. By the High Mage's Edict of Faith, no church may operate within Silverymoon that seeks to discredit or disrupt another. Furthermore, no temple exists that harms others as part of its sacred rites. The patron goddesses of Silverymoon are Mielikki, Lurue (who is worshipped in Mielikki's groves and from whom the city of Silverymoon and the nation of Luruar both gain their names), Mystra, Selûne and Sehanine Moonbow (of the elven Seldarine pantheon). Silverymoon also has temples dedicated to Helm, Milil and Oghma, Shiallia, Silvanus, Sune, Tymora, the dwarven Mordinsamman and the rest of the elven Seldarine. The Lords of the Golden Hills (gnomish pantheon) and Yondalla's Children (the halfling pantheon) are also well-represented in the homes and shrines of their respective folk. There are also rumors of Dark Ladies who celebrate their goddess, Eilistraee, under the moonlight in the wilds around Silverymoon.		[[Cleric]] is a preferred class of Silverymoon, so long as that cleric worships one of the following gods: Deneir, Eilistraee, Lurue, Mielikki, Milil, Mystra, Oghma, Silvanus, the dwarven pantheon, the elven pantheon, the gnomish pantheon and the halfling pantheon. By the High Mage's Edict of Faith, no church may operate within Silverymoon that seeks to discredit or disrupt another. Furthermore, no temple exists that harms others as part of its sacred rites. The patron goddesses of Silverymoon are Mielikki, Lurue (who is worshipped in Mielikki's groves and from whom the city of Silverymoon and the nation of Luruar both gain their names), Mystra, Selûne and Sehanine Moonbow (of the elven Seldarine pantheon). Silverymoon also has temples dedicated to Helm, Milil and Oghma, Shiallia, Silvanus, Sune, Tymora, the dwarven Mordinsamman and the rest of the elven Seldarine. The Lords of the Golden Hills (gnomish pantheon) and Yondalla's Children (the halfling pantheon) are also well-represented in the homes and shrines of their respective folk. There are also rumors of Dark Ladies who celebrate their goddess, Eilistraee, under the moonlight in the wilds around Silverymoon.

-	Surrounded as it is by some of the oldest forests on Faerûn, it is only natural that Silverymoon should produce those folk who find their inspiration and hope in nature and its gods. For many years, the closest circle of [[druid]]s was the Circle of Silver, a druidic group based out of the Moonwood. Recently, however, survivors of the Circle stumbled into the city, delirious from wounds and fever, babbling of were-creatures who invaded their woodland homes and slew their faithful. Several Moonknights were sent into the wood to investigate and have since found a name for this cabal of lycanthropes — the People of the Black Blood.	+	Surrounded as it is by some of the oldest forests on Faerûn, it is only natural that Silverymoon should produce those folk who find their inspiration and hope in nature and its gods. For many years, the closest circle of [[druid]]s was the Circle of Silver, a druidic group based out of the Moonwood. Recently, however, survivors of the Circle stumbled into the city, delirious from wounds and fever, babbling of were-creatures who invaded their woodland homes and slew their faithful. Several Moonknights were sent into the wood to investigate and have since found a name for this cabal of lycanthropes — the People of the Black Blood.

	Life is dangerous in the North. Even in the Gem of the North, no one is unaware of the dangers that lie just beyond the protection of the walls and the High Mage's watchful eye. Many Silveraen learn the arts of battle in order to protect themselves from those dangers. These individuals ([[fighter]]s) often make a living from what they have learned, whether as caravan guards, city guards or adventurers.		Life is dangerous in the North. Even in the Gem of the North, no one is unaware of the dangers that lie just beyond the protection of the walls and the High Mage's watchful eye. Many Silveraen learn the arts of battle in order to protect themselves from those dangers. These individuals ([[fighter]]s) often make a living from what they have learned, whether as caravan guards, city guards or adventurers.

Dwelve, The Broken Kingdom

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	== Custom Spells ==		== Custom Spells ==
-	'''Time Stop: '''	+	<br />'''Time Stop: '''

	Time limited (180 seconds between casts)		Time limited (180 seconds between casts)

-	Round limited (2 rounds)	+	Round limited (2 rounds0

	'''Greater Sanctuary: '''		'''Greater Sanctuary: '''
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	Damage Limited (250 cap)		Damage Limited (250 cap)

-	'''True See: '''	+	'''True See: '''<br />No longer spots anything <br />Spot bonus (1+1/2 caster levels) See Invisability

-	No longer spots anything	+	'''Fireball: '''<br />Effect (No longer effects placeables and doors)
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-	Spot bonus (1+1/2 caster levels)
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-	See Invisability
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-	'''Fireball:'''
-
-	Effect (No longer effects placeables and doors)

	Different damge (Mages can buy a spell book which alows them to set what damage fireball will do; Acid, Bludgeoning, cold, divine, electrical, fire, magical, nevative, piercing, positive, slashing, sonic)		Different damge (Mages can buy a spell book which alows them to set what damage fireball will do; Acid, Bludgeoning, cold, divine, electrical, fire, magical, nevative, piercing, positive, slashing, sonic)
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	'''Gate: '''		'''Gate: '''

-	No longer spawns in a balor	+	No longer spawns in a balor <br />Spawns in an Ancient Dwelve Portal where you click
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-	Spawns in an Ancient Dwelve Portal where you click

	== Getting connected ==		== Getting connected ==
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	'''Direct connect DNS:'''		'''Direct connect DNS:'''
	dwelve.no-ip.org		dwelve.no-ip.org
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-	== Notes ==
-
-	Dwelve, The Broken Kingdom is at final release and will be up for playing as of the 1st of November 2009. Dwelve is a social server like no other, it is full of many unique scripts and many unique hunting areas and maps, to further enjoy your experience please sign up to the forums and if you have face book please use our face book page as it will be updated regularly on when and what events are being/will be held, please leave any thoughts and or problems in the proper forum on the forums. Dwelve, The Broken Kingdom is a server that has had a lot of hard work put into it. It has plenty of potential but needs a player base and some more DMs.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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-	*Exactly how do these spells work? Do you conjure non-damaging versions of these spells or their DCs differ according to the spell level of shades? Do the answers apply to shadow conjuration and greater shadow conjuration as well? -- [[User:Harleyquin\|Harleyquin]]	+	== How these spells work ==
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		+	Exactly how do these spells work? Do you conjure non-damaging versions of these spells or their DCs differ according to the spell level of shades? Do the answers apply to shadow conjuration and greater shadow conjuration as well? -- [[User:Harleyquin\|Harleyquin]] October 30, 2005
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	*They work exactly like the regular spells except they're a different spell level. In most cases, it's not a very useful spell. -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 22:14, 1 Dec 2005 (PST)		*They work exactly like the regular spells except they're a different spell level. In most cases, it's not a very useful spell. -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 22:14, 1 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*They use illusion for spell focus as well, so if you have illusion and no evocation, it can be useful to get better dcs. -- [[User:80.67.64.10\|80.67.64.10]] 07:31, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*Good point, 80.67.64.10. That would be good info to add to the articles. -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 09:31, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*Would then this spell bypass evocation immunities? [[User:DaBear\|DaBear]] 09:54, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*yes. also bypasses evocation immunity. I added a note for all this info. -- [[User:Jjjhhhlll\|Jjjhhhlll]] 12:55, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*That's good info. Shouldn't it be added to [[Shadow Conjuration]] too? -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 19:51, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*ok. I did Shadow Conjuration too. the spells there are no save, so no note on the dc, but the immunity stuff still applies. -- [[User:Jjjhhhlll\|Jjjhhhlll]] 09:21, 3 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*Thank you, Jjjhhhlll. -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 10:18, 3 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	*Jjjhhhlll is wrong. Illusion spell focus will not increase the DC of evocation sub spells from the shades radial and a shades cone of cold for example will not bypass evocation immunity. [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 07:40, 12 January 2006 (PST)
-	*Have you tested it Ghost? --[[User:Countess Terra\|Countess Terra]] 07:49, 12 January 2006 (PST)

-	Of course :) [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 08:40, 12 January 2006 (PST)	+	:*They use illusion for spell focus as well, so if you have illusion and no evocation, it can be useful to get better dcs. -- [[User:80.67.64.10\|80.67.64.10]] 07:31, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
-	* eek. that explains a lot. I was wondering why certain monsters were immune to illusion spells AND evocation spells. Of course I was working with the false assumption about shades and such. -- [[User:Jjjhhhlll\|Jjjhhhlll]] 12:55, 20 January 2006 (PST)	+
		+	::*Good point, 80.67.64.10. That would be good info to add to the articles. -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 09:31, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
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		+	::*Would then this spell bypass evocation immunities? [[User:DaBear\|DaBear]] 09:54, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
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		+	:::*yes. also bypasses evocation immunity. I added a note for all this info. -- [[User:Jjjhhhlll\|Jjjhhhlll]] 12:55, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
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		+	::::*That's good info. Shouldn't it be added to [[Shadow Conjuration]] too? -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 19:51, 2 Dec 2005 (PST)
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		+	:::::*ok. I did Shadow Conjuration too. the spells there are no save, so no note on the dc, but the immunity stuff still applies. -- [[User:Jjjhhhlll\|Jjjhhhlll]] 09:21, 3 Dec 2005 (PST)
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		+	::::::*Thank you, Jjjhhhlll. -- [[User:Austicke\|Austicke]] 10:18, 3 Dec 2005 (PST)
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		+	:::*Jjjhhhlll is wrong. Illusion spell focus will not increase the DC of evocation sub spells from the shades radial and a shades cone of cold for example will not bypass evocation immunity. [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 07:40, 12 January 2006 (PST)
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		+	::::*Have you tested it Ghost? --[[User:Countess Terra\|Countess Terra]] 07:49, 12 January 2006 (PST)
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		+	:::::*Of course :) [[User:GhostNWN\|GhostNWN]] 08:40, 12 January 2006 (PST)
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		+	::::* eek. that explains a lot. I was wondering why certain monsters were immune to illusion spells AND evocation spells. Of course I was working with the false assumption about shades and such. -- [[User:Jjjhhhlll\|Jjjhhhlll]] 12:55, 20 January 2006 (PST)
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		+	== Usefulness ==

-	*I don't think that you need to know the normal version of a spell to cast the shadow-varient of the spell, this could make the spell usuful for sourcerers, as a 4 for 1 deal, you can save your valuable known spells, at a price of casing them at 1 level higher.	+	I don't think that you need to know the normal version of a spell to cast the shadow-varient of the spell, this could make the spell usuful for sourcerers, as a 4 for 1 deal, you can save your valuable known spells, at a price of casing them at 1 level higher. --[[Special:Contributions/38.119.205.2\|38.119.205.2]] November 27, 2006

		+	== Shadow variant definition ==

	The note about spell level may still be taken to imply that the spells cast as Shades spells might be considered by the game to be level 6 spells. That would make this a worthwhile spell, but my (limited) observations have not shown that to be the case. For example, does a Shades-cast Fireball still act as a level 3 evocation spell in all important game respects except how it is memorized/known? In other words:		The note about spell level may still be taken to imply that the spells cast as Shades spells might be considered by the game to be level 6 spells. That would make this a worthwhile spell, but my (limited) observations have not shown that to be the case. For example, does a Shades-cast Fireball still act as a level 3 evocation spell in all important game respects except how it is memorized/known? In other words: