The Secret Language of Shadows: Mysteries Unlocked

Urs Treatis on Shadow Magic is a remarkable work that delves into the mysterious and often misunderstood realm of shadow magic. Authored by the highly regarded mage, Urs, this treatise offers an in-depth exploration of the powers and intricacies associated with shadow magic. From the very beginning, Urs establishes a solid foundation by providing a comprehensive definition of shadow magic. He explains that shadow magic is the manipulation and harnessing of the unseen energy that resides within shadows. This energy, he argues, is a potent force that can be used for both positive and negative purposes, depending on the intentions and knowledge of the practitioner. Throughout the treatise, Urs meticulously examines the various forms of shadow magic, including illusionary spells, manipulation of dark energy, and even the summoning and control of shadow creatures.

Long ago, three mages studied in this tower until one fell to the dark arts. He was urged to turn away from that evil magic, but he could not resist. And so he was banished.

No bugs, but I have a few minor suggestions for your consideration Can walk through the boulders that are in the snow in area L FOU1 Clickable area of the portal to take you into the final area is small and was finicky to find the right click spot. If we decide - with AionZ - that we want to make some kind of combination, then maybe, but neither of those mods was written to be used the way you describe it.

Throughout the treatise, Urs meticulously examines the various forms of shadow magic, including illusionary spells, manipulation of dark energy, and even the summoning and control of shadow creatures. He delves into the mechanics of each form, analyzing the underlying principles and techniques required for mastery. One of the most intriguing aspects of Urs' treatise is his exploration of the moral and ethical implications associated with shadow magic.

Urs treatis on shadpw magic

(09-22-2020, 11:52 AM) Lava Wrote: (. ) Foundling use is a mix of Shadow Weave spells and Shadow Magic. (. )

I think you missed that part. That is intentional and using both kinds of magic is mentioned in the dialogues. Also, it was all discussed already: https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/co. nt_1007869

Replacing the original kit would mean much content is lost, some additions (like additional spells he may learn later) stop making sense. There are talks triggered by picking specific HLA - those would also be purged.

This mod is complete. If we decide - with AionZ - that we want to make some kind of combination, then maybe, but neither of those mods was written to be used the way you describe it. For now, I have different priorities. Sorry.

Hi, I'm wondering if Foundling have some crossmod banters with your other BG2 NPC mods, like Verr'Sza and Hephernaan ?

There is some crossmod with Sirene and Will in this mod (if any of those were installed before Foundling)
Other crossmod talks are installed via G3 Crossmod Banter Pack. The up to date list is here:
https://gibberlings3.github.io/Documenta. odbg2.html

It's been since I wrote any crossmod talks.

Thank you ! I forgot to check Crossmod Mod.

It will help me plan my next evil parties in BG2.

I was thinking about a Dark Moon monk charname, Viconia, Vienxay the Shadowmage and Foundling for a party themed around shadows, with the help of Dorn and Hephernaan for some fiendish support.

thank you for this great mod. The portrait is really nice and the NPC is "refreshing" as dark magic could be.

• LEVIMM.itm is missing in oBG2 for L#fogra.cre and L#fogr2.cre
  
• l#guar.cre had an non existent weapon on oBG2 : B3-12.itm
  
• qd_multiclass.tpa should not be installed on oBG2
  

Does any of those mentioned issues breaks the game / prevents the mod from installing?

None of those issues prevent from installing the mod.

Concerning the ' qd_multiclass.tpa ' file, I have quote it before playing with your mod, so I don't know if it breaks something. However, it makes a mess with all the vanilla clab files on obg2.

Concerning the rest, it is clearly not game breaking. It as just some inconsistencies:
- the Misty guardian (L#guar.cre) as no weapon making her a little bit easier to fight.
- For LEVIMM.itm : i don't know what this item does - If it is protection against level drain, ring95 already do this. so it makes no difference at all

By the way, I don't know if it is intentionnal but, you could also use the animation of the 'HAG_NIGHT' on ee or the 'NIGHT_HAG' on oBG2 with Infinity animation (component 100) for L#fogr2.cre - witch is a grey HAG

Hi Lava. I really enjoyed Foundling: Between the Shades! I played v5.3 on BG2EE 2.6.6.0 and it ran flawlessly. Great, unique and challenging ending! I like that you have to do his quest immediately and that you can't park him somewhere (and then who knows when the player will actually do his quest). Lovely new maps and really great music!

No bugs, but I have a few minor suggestions for your consideration:
Can walk "through" the boulders that are in the snow in area L#FOU1
Clickable area of the portal (to take you into the final area) is small and was finicky to find the right click spot.
Foundlings main quest did not move into the "Done quest" list when I completed it. It stayed in the current quest list.
Ivory Witch's cave: the candle and the "fire font" in the middle graphic has a lot of black around them (at least on my machine).

Thanks again for another really good mod!

Thank you! I may look into this, but these won't be high on my list, because there are some updates that require sooner attention as they may cause "buggy situations".

However, I am glad you liked Foundling so much!

He delves into the dangers of succumbing to the allure of dark power, cautioning readers about the potential for corruption and the importance of using shadow magic responsibly. Furthermore, Urs dedicates a significant portion of the treatise to the art of shadow magic's history and its association with different cultures. He provides captivating examples of shadow magic's prominence in ancient civilizations, shining a light on its cultural significance and rituals. Urs' treatise concludes with a practical guide that offers aspiring practitioners guidance on how to hone their skills. He provides step-by-step instructions for various spells and rituals, emphasizing the importance of practice, meditation, and self-discipline. Overall, Urs Treatis on Shadow Magic is a rich and invaluable resource for anyone interested in exploring the depths of shadow magic. Its meticulous analysis, insightful commentary, and practical guidance make it an essential addition to any mage's library. Whether one seeks to delve into the mystique of shadow magic or gain a deeper understanding of its complexities, this treatise is bound to captivate and enlighten readers..

Reviews for "Shadow Magic and Ritualistic Practices: Unlocking Ancient Wisdom"

1. John Smith - 1/5 Stars - I was extremely disappointed with "Urs treatise on shadow magic". The book promised to provide a comprehensive guide to shadow magic, but it fell short in every aspect. The author seemed to lack a clear understanding of the topic, as the explanations were convoluted and confusing. The examples provided were not practical or applicable, making it difficult for readers to grasp the concepts. Overall, I found the book to be a waste of time and money.

2. Sarah Thompson - 2/5 Stars - As someone who has studied shadow magic for several years, I was excited to get my hands on "Urs treatise on shadow magic". However, I was left disappointed with the content. The book lacked depth and failed to provide any original insights or techniques. It seemed to be a rehash of basic information that can be found in any introductory book on the subject. I was hoping for something more advanced and nuanced, but this book failed to deliver. I would not recommend it to anyone looking for in-depth knowledge of shadow magic.

3. Robert Johnson - 2/5 Stars - I found "Urs treatise on shadow magic" to be quite underwhelming. The author attempted to cover a broad range of topics related to shadow magic, but the content felt superficial and lacking in detail. The book seemed to lack a clear structure, making it difficult to follow the author's train of thought. Additionally, the writing style was dry and uninspiring, making it hard to stay engaged. Overall, I was disappointed with this book, and I would not recommend it to others interested in studying shadow magic.

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