#Eye of the beholder 3 rule book manual
#Eye of the beholder 3 rule book plus

One of them makes a shortcut back to the center of the level. Two paths from the furthest east hallway have buttons in the form of these slightly discolored bricks. Some later ones will require items to hold them down. This particular one opens or closes the door behind it when stepped on. Detect Magic is a spell Dave had from the start which gives magical items a blue glow. When this happens, the heroes and monsters can both only hit enemies on the same side. Gnomes can translate this kobold rune, which is the only one in the game.Īfter opening a door further on we come upon a larger group of kobolds. Thanks to vilkacis for making this GIF from my map screens Using the All-Seeing Eye shows that the way the layout changes depending on your path: The hallway it patrols also has a changing point for the rest of the level. Since you have basically infinite mobility, it is possible to avoid almost any potential damage. Past the first door we find our first enemy, a single kobold. They must periodically eat rations, by dragging them onto the plate icon, to prevent starvation. If they get empty, that character will continually take damage and be unable to memorize spells. Hunger meters are a mechanic of this series. I've also shown what happens when you click on that grate on the floor.

These are the remains of Tod Uphill, a thief who we won't be able to revive until we reach the game's 5th level. The whole thing can be picked up and only takes up a single inventory space like anything else. In the east side of the room, we find some extra lockpicks and a skeleton.

#Eye of the beholder 3 rule book plus

Daggers in this series are strictly thrown weapons, which means they can be put in the belt slot along with rocks and darts plus some other small items. They are essentially just fighters who take longer to level up. Rangers do not get spells or any other special abilities at higher levels in these games. Dual-wielding gives a hit penalty to anyone other than a ranger wearing leather armor. Short swords are the only melee weapons that can be used in the off-hand. We're legally entitled to ALL the piss and shit!

#Eye of the beholder 3 rule book manual

Your top-left character will have a 'Commission and Letter of Marque' whose text is also presented in the manual with better formatting: Dave memorizes Magic Missile, a single-target damage spell. My clerics memorize Bless (attack buff to the whole party), Protection from Evil (single character defense buff), and Cure Light Wounds (restore 1-8 HP). This room is secure and a good place to remedy that. Speaking of which, your characters won't start with spells memorized in any of these games. The thieves have lockpicks, and the spellcasters have books or holy symbols that are used for casting. Multiclassing is permissive, equipment-wise: Mages can cast in any armor, and clerics won't be restricted to blunt weapons. Two of them are wearing boots, which don't really do anything.

Everybody starts off wearing leather armor and carrying mundane weapons. You can change this to show numbers instead in the preferences menu. When you begin, characters' health is shown via bars. Some of them will be staying around for quite a while due to the way recruitable NPCs are spread throughout the game and other things I want to show. They each start with 5000 experience divided between all their classes, rounded down in Dave's case. Maskmaiden: CE Cleric/Thief and token lore-friendly character. Leonerdo: LG Ranger/Cleric emulating a legendary sewer hero.ĭave Grohl: CG Foo Fighter, Foo Mage, and Foo Thief.

Garry Stew: LE dwarf fighter of unparalleled toughness. The party that will begin this adventure is: Part 3: Rocks Fall, Nobody Dies EOTB 1: Rocks Fall, Nobody Dies