is there a console command to rest my character?

[Legacy_Calgacus]

               Just updated the bigbagofholding and the utilities.erf.  I think the problem some were having with the bigbagofholding was that the base item i used was from a hakpak (CEP 2.2 I think),  so  if you didn't have the hakpak installed, or maybe if you were using a mod that didn't use that hakpak, it couldn't find the needed resource.   Sorry about that.
All the scripts are in the utilities.erf.
               
               

               
            

[Legacy_Guest_Lowlander_*]

               

Skildron wrote...
I suspect that resting restrictions are especially used by those who like to balance the game in epic levels in favour of non spell casting characters - but that is only a wild guess.

I suspect rest restriction is more about classic feel. I actually like them (A lot) as they increase the tension/fear. But I started playing D&D with pen and paper. It was always a big factor then, managing spells getting beat up and scrambling to survive long enough to find a place to patch up rest/restore.

In contrast I find all the mana pool games (Diablo/Dragon Age) to be more Fantasy Action games than RPGs and they don't interest me nearly as much.
               
               

               
            

[Legacy_jmlzemaggo]

               You're very right, Lowlander, and increasing the fear is essential.
I see this wand of mana myself more like a solution to be used only when resting hasn't been evaluated fairly between spellcasters and melee PCs.
               
               

               
            

[Legacy_Skildron]

               

Lowlander wrote...

Skildron wrote...
I suspect that resting restrictions are especially used by those who like to balance the game in epic levels in favour of non spell casting characters - but that is only a wild guess.

I suspect rest restriction is more about classic feel. I actually like them (A lot) as they increase the tension/fear. But I started playing D&D with pen and paper. It was always a big factor then, managing spells getting beat up and scrambling to survive long enough to find a place to patch up rest/restore.

In contrast I find all the mana pool games (Diablo/Dragon Age) to be more Fantasy Action games than RPGs and they don't interest me nearly as much.

I come from the pen and paper side, too. I never played D&D, though. Usually, I played and dm'ed "Das Schwarze Auge", a German RPG system. DSA uses a mana system for arcane spellcasters, but the mana replenishes very slowly - it will take up to a week for an arcane caster to regain his full mana points if he exhausted his pool completely. So a wizard has to be carefull with his spell use. Still, if a fighter of medium level goes pvp against a wizard of equal level, he will die if the player of the wizard character knows what he is doing. If a fighter wants to win, he has to haunt the wizard beforehand and keep him from his nightly sleep. That's were my suspicions regarding rest restrictions come from.

Greetings
Skildron
               
               

               

                     Modifié par Skildron, 08 mars 2011 - 11:17 .
                     
                  

            

[Legacy_Bubba McThudd]

               Greetings all,

I want to add Calgacus items to my mod via a hak and add them to a store's inventory, but I'm having difficulty.  Can someone walk me through the process?  I have added his data to a hak using nwhak, added the hak to the mod.  What do I do next - I'm a bit rusty.
               
               

               
            

[Legacy_jmlzemaggo]

               @ Bubba

You should go to the toolset or scripting forum...? Or module maybe?
I saw some wizards hiding downthere... 

The player could also find the wand or bottle in some fountain, or waterfall even, for instance... if there is a waterfall in your module, of course... '> One with a beautiful dryad... 
Sorry, I was just dreaming...
               
               

               

                     Modifié par jmlzemaggo, 28 mars 2011 - 07:16 .
                     
                  

            

[Legacy_Bubba McThudd]

               Dryads are High Maintenance...
               
               

               
            

[Legacy_jmlzemaggo]

               I know, all women are. Dryads, I mean...