The Temple of Elemental Evil - no commentary - True Neutral War Party - Part 82 END x2

Описание: Playlist:    • The Temple of Elemental Evil (2003) - Full...  
Blind playthrough, casual (reloads, deaths, etc.), no commentary
Circle of the Eight and Temple+ Mods/Patches
All of this is new mod content.
Conclusion: Two endings trying different things. It was an interesting title, dated but the D&D combat is D&D combat. Some triggers broke, like Zraxis sister which we found her robe, wouldn't leave at that point. Can't say I wasn't entertained. It was hard but I can't imagine the original was harder, it might be all these additional things in Circle of Eight. The last Troika game is Arcanum, but that will be covered next year (2026ish).

True Neutral War Party:
Adrian Vaughan - Male - Aasimar Favored Soul, True Neutral - Captain (Glaive maybe)
Malkar Qarat - Male - Half-Orc Monk, Lawful Neutral - XO (quarter staff)
Gimble Zook - Male - Gnome Svirfneblin Beguiler, True Neutral - Counter Intelligence
Tessa Bramblefoot - Female - Halfling Scout, Neutral Good - Scout
Selena Serathis - Female - Drow Elf Warmage, Neutral Evil - Warmage
Maya Nightsail - Female - Half-Elf Swashbuckler, Chaotic Neutral - Sea Fighter/Marine

Options enabled:
Party size set to 6
Max level: 40
Show hit chances
Extend Spell Descriptions
Prefer 5' Step and Full Attack
Party Skill Checks for Dialogue Options
Non-Core Materials
Prestige Classes
Extra Races (I don't know if I used these or not)
Monstrous PC Races (which we won't use)
Forgotten Realms PC Races (which we probably won't use)
Reach Weapons Hit Adjacents
Metamagic Stacking
Stricter Rules Enforcement (Change grease size to 5 foot and tower shield attack penalty)

Intro:
Disclaimer I am a noob at DnD. I owned the 3.5 rule set and played the sample campaign but never really go into it. There was a summer in '04 I spent on the forums playing as a DM but that was a small window. Most of my experience comes from Neverwinter Nights (the 2002 game with all it's expansions). Planescape Torment (never beat it), Baldurs Gate 3 (never beat it) and I think that's about it. I beat Knights of the Old Republic which I believe used the D20 system but that's it. So there will be a lot of reading, a lot of trial and error, reloading if I am losing terribly, etc.

It is safe to say this is not a nuanced or power gaming moment but a total noob trying to figure things out.