Re: Snowy day Baldur's Gate
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03/09/06 07:11 PM
03/09/06 07:11 PM
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fildil
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I knew I would be back. I'm in level 2 below Durlag's Tower and my thief, Imoen, can't disable the traps so I can't get the books for the first door warden. Is there another way to disable traps besides using your thief? I don't have a cleric and the mage and druid don't have a spell to disable traps. I tried running through the traps very fast but got killed every time.
Fil
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Re: Snowy day Baldur's Gate
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03/09/06 07:38 PM
03/09/06 07:38 PM
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Schwab35
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I actually never did the tower, so can't help you here, but have you checked the TOSC guide at GameBanshee ? There may be some trick to removing the trap.
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Re: Snowy day Baldur's Gate
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03/09/06 08:34 PM
03/09/06 08:34 PM
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Thanks Schwab, there doesn't seem to be a trick for disarming those traps, so I think I'll just leave. Can I use the warding stone to leave or will I have to use an old save game before I went there? I found a good weapon for Jaheira on the upper levels and I hate to lose it.
Fil
There is a fine line between genius and insanity. I have erased this line. Oscar Levant
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Re: Snowy day Baldur's Gate
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03/10/06 02:51 AM
03/10/06 02:51 AM
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Durlag's Tower is the part I remember the least...probably because I only went there once. You should be able to backtrack your way all the way to the surface. Which level was the second one again?
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Re: Snowy day Baldur's Gate
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03/10/06 09:30 AM
03/10/06 09:30 AM
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Try the Gamebanshee site for some great hints and maps. The tough traps are usually outlined. I think there are some puzzles associated with the doors and traps on this level. You may have to walk your party individually around some of the traps but if they are puzzle related your best bet is to find out how to solve them.
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Re: Snowy day Baldur's Gate
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03/10/06 01:25 PM
03/10/06 01:25 PM
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Hmm, as far as I remember, I think it is possible to exit the tower...ah, yes, it should be possible to exit without exiting...that is, unless you are currently in the chess room. Check out http://membres.lycos.fr/shenaion/bgs2.html Good maps and walkthrough of each level.
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Re: Snowy day Baldur's Gate
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03/11/06 05:10 AM
03/11/06 05:10 AM
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Drizzt
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Alright. Good luck, in any case. I feel as though I should start another round of Baldur's Gate, all the way from the beginning...hmm...
Are they dead? Yes. Unlike you they have but one life...and they wasted it for your sake!
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