por Dhemios el Mar Ago 16, 2005 5:56 am
en fin, t pongo la respuesta d una pagina, sabras ingles no?????
You'll get a choice in the Unseeing Eye, too. You can infiltrate the cult, or wade right in and slay everyone. Again, it's really a matter of your playing style. There's one incongruous bit, though: if you slay the cult, you'll never be able to create Kangaxx the Lich, a subplot that exists, well, only for the kind of people who would wade in and slay everyone in the cult. So if the idea of creating a 98% invulnerable Lich Lord and then trying to kill him appeals to you, you'll have to infiltrate the cult instead of just killing them all. Inflitration also gets you access to some new areas and a rather spooky mood quest, The Trapped Guardians. If you're in the mood for it, this quest is very well-done, with riddles you actually have to figure out instead of just finding a scroll with the answers on it (and the correct answers do make sense, too), and a mysterious beast that you'll actually need to use hints the people on the board give you to slay. You'll need to do enough of the Trapped Guardians quest to grab the artifact, which you need for the Unseeing Eye, but you don't actually have to finish either quest to finish the other. Oh, and just in case you were thinking of ignoring the dire warnings and bringing the cursed artifact to the surface with you: well, it kills you, and it's not even very interesting. You get a paragraph of text saying "The curse kills you, just like it said it would, game over, moron." I'd been hoping for a cool effect as I died, at least, but hey, you can't win 'em all.
Finally, the secret door you can't get through at all has a key that you'll find later, in Windspear Hills. This door leads to a small area of tough fighting with some worthwhile treasure.
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What can change the nature of a man?