True point. Beating him is the best strategy either way.
Wait you can snatch the belt!? I had no idea!
Yep, all you need is agility or strength and you can take the belt.
You can use Magic too.
Yeah. When it gives you the option to take the hit and get in close after taking out the guards, do that. It costs you 50 health, but brings you to a menu with 4 or so options to snatch his belt and one to just stab him. Using strength, agility, or magic to snatch his belt then brings you to a menu where you can use your sword, dagger, unarmed, or magic (with no prerequisite scores on any of them) to insta-kill him regardless of his health. Itâs what I usually do.
Typically I poison the food before the fight even happens, just so Thuja loses 25 health.
Edit: Also, what Starcraft Junkie said.
I prefer to talk or sneak my way into the banquet for the skill boost rather than poisoning the food, myself.
Meh. Iâm usually an Assassin with 70 stealth before I even get to banquet.
Edit: Actually its been in between 50 for the somreth stronghold, and 70 if I choose to train it.
Hey guys, is there a way to delete old saves? I have so many saves (most of which I no longer need) itâs causing me problems when trying to load a save game in part two.
you canât bud⌠unless you want to use a new email address and stuff⌠just use a special format for your save name to make things easier for youâŚ
No way. Fists and magic are the best.
Magical monk FTW? XD . Well, in some wuxia stories and the like, those using martial arts can useâem for all sort sof things - almost like magic, such as curing poisoning, healing wounds in record time, etcâŚ
My main alt is a Monk/Priest/Monk (Eye of Heaven)/Seer. Or in other words, sheâs Kung-Fu Action Jesus.
As for the wuxia stuff, check out the Eye of Heaven.
That ki punch thing right? Not interestedâŚ
I named my monk Goku, and Iâm just waiting for the ability to go super saiyan and destroy planetsâŚ
There are others options for ranger/druid, an alligator and a bear, and for Necromancer, a Shade.
The alligatorâs a mount, and the bearâs an animal companion.
You can get different familiars based on where you start off in LH2, and you can get a different familiar when you take a wizard level in Ludd if you donât already have one. If you become a necromancer, you can get an undead shade as a familiar (and replace any familiar you already have).
Rangers/druids follow a similar system for getting animal companions. Different ones based on starting location. I canât recall if they can get one in Ludd if they didnât get one earlier like a wizard.
Arenât the animal companions familiars too?
Nah, theyâre different, though I donât think the game will let you have both. Druids/rangers get animal companions, and theyâre always animals or very animalistic magical creatures of some form. Wizards and the necromancer get familiars, and theyâre not necessarily animals, like the shade the necromancer gets, or the elemental familiars a wizard can get if he goes to the Norgan Mountains.
Nah, the game does let you have both. I had a griffin as a familiar. and an alligator mount at the same time.
I have trouble figuring out how to get my will up.