To get that damn + to my alignment

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My previous amulet of order turned to dust when I tried to convert
neutral altar to lawful one. Now I am lost with no means of pushing my
alignment towards lawfulness :-( I completed all Thrundarr's (?) quests,
I've killed Keethrax, waltzed through old graveyard in the mountains.
and accomplished all quests from village (those that were available).
How do I add that damn + sign to my alignment now?

 

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Lukasz Grabun wrote:

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> My previous amulet of order turned to dust when I tried to convert
> neutral altar to lawful one. Now I am lost with no means of pushing
> my alignment towards lawfulness :-( I completed all Thrundarr's (?)
> quests, I've killed Keethrax, waltzed through old graveyard in the
> mountains. and accomplished all quests from village (those that were
> available). How do I add that damn + sign to my alignment now?

Various methods:

Another amulet of order - I think there are at least two guaranteed ways
to get one (killing Hotzenplotz, and leading Tywat to Lawenilothehl),
meaning you should be able to come up with a replacement.

Giving money (and/or food?) to beggars.

Healing wounded creatures, whether friendly or hostile.

I think there was something about Ruun, the Dwarftown priest, but
details escape me.

I think killing severely chaotic things (black unicorns, etc.) will do
the job, but those can be rare.

Something tells me that there's at least one other way to do it, but
nothiing else is coming to mind right now.

--
The Wanderer

Warning: Simply because I argue an issue does not mean I agree with any
side of it.

A government exists to serve its citizens, not to control them.

 

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The Wanderer wrote:
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>> My previous amulet of order turned to dust when I tried to convert
>> neutral altar to lawful one. Now I am lost with no means of pushing
>> my alignment towards lawfulness :-( I completed all Thrundarr's (?)
>> quests, I've killed Keethrax, waltzed through old graveyard in the
>> mountains. and accomplished all quests from village (those that were
>> available). How do I add that damn + sign to my alignment now?
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> Another amulet of order - I think there are at least two guaranteed ways
> to get one (killing Hotzenplotz, and leading Tywat to Lawenilothehl),
> meaning you should be able to come up with a replacement.
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> Giving money (and/or food?) to beggars.
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> Healing wounded creatures, whether friendly or hostile.
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> I think there was something about Ruun, the Dwarftown priest, but
> details escape me.

Giving him money. Large amounts of money.

> I think killing severely chaotic things (black unicorns, etc.) will do
> the job, but those can be rare.
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> Something tells me that there's at least one other way to do it, but
> nothiing else is coming to mind right now.

Self-flagellation, via a whip in the tool slot. Quite effective,
especially if you have a good damage whip. Remove your PV first.

 

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Stephen White wrote:
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>> I think killing severely chaotic things (black unicorns, etc.) will
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I believe some more common 'evil' stuff, like dragons (especially higher
dragons) will always raise it some.

>> Something tells me that there's at least one other way to do it,
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Very effective, even at high levels, if you have a whip of
slaughtering. Even better if you have some -PV equipment & regenerating
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On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 14:59:58 -0500, The Wanderer wrote:

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>> My previous amulet of order turned to dust when I tried to convert
>> neutral altar to lawful one. Now I am lost with no means of pushing
>> my alignment towards lawfulness :-( I completed all Thrundarr's (?)
>> quests, I've killed Keethrax, waltzed through old graveyard in the
>> mountains. and accomplished all quests from village (those that were
>> available). How do I add that damn + sign to my alignment now?
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> to get one (killing Hotzenplotz, and leading Tywat to Lawenilothehl),
> meaning you should be able to come up with a replacement.

Ha! It worked, now I will have to wait a bit... Thanks a lot.

 

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Twinge wrote:
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Steel golems, (dwarven) chaos knights, and some greater undead (liches
and vampires I think) have given my legally trained PCs the lawful act
message when killed.

-Pat Kelly

 

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The Wanderer <inverseparadox@comcast.net> wrote:
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> > my alignment towards lawfulness :-( I completed all Thrundarr's (?)
> > quests, I've killed Keethrax, waltzed through old graveyard in the
> > mountains. and accomplished all quests from village (those that were
> > available). How do I add that damn + sign to my alignment now?


> I think killing severely chaotic things (black unicorns, etc.) will do
> the job, but those can be rare.

Why, blue dragon caves are full of ancient dragons and wyrms


brojek.

 

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On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 20:20:59 +0000, Stephen White wrote:

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>> I think there was something about Ruun, the Dwarftown priest, but
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How much does "large" stands for?

BTW: Frodo died when trying to kill Ssssomething. Being on 29th level,
of 500 hp with bare hand attack of 1d20+44 or something is not that
great idea. All my wands were emptied, bows were destroyed and didn't
make it to the exit.

 

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Przemyslaw Brojewski wrote:

> The Wanderer <inverseparadox@comcast.net> wrote:
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>>> My previous amulet of order turned to dust when I tried to
>>> convert neutral altar to lawful one. Now I am lost with no means
>>> of pushing my alignment towards lawfulness :-( I completed all
>>> Thrundarr's (?) quests, I've killed Keethrax, waltzed through old
>>> graveyard in the mountains. and accomplished all quests from
>>> village (those that were available). How do I add that damn +
>>> sign to my alignment now?
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>> do the job, but those can be rare.
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Yes, but I wasn't sure they qualified, under the idea of "why make it
hard for chaotic characters to stay chaotic?". Doesn't surprise me that
they do, but would also have not surprised me if they hadn't.

--
The Wanderer

Warning: Simply because I argue an issue does not mean I agree with any
side of it.

A government exists to serve its citizens, not to control them.