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By clicking on the knob of the sword next to a skill you can make the character focus on this particular skill, and make it advance faster than the others. Fans of Feist's novels will probably recognize such characters as Locklear or Jimmy the Hand.The character sheet is a portrait of the character, his condition, statistics and a list of how proficient he is in various skills. There is a total of six characters available throughout the game, three fighters and three spellcasters. During the game, you will control either two or three party members, depending on the chapter, each of them with different personalities. Moredhel chest / ambushed!graveyard / The city of Krondorworld mapTHE CHARACTERS AND INVENTORYIn Betrayal at Krondor, you don't create your own party, all characters are forced upon you. It's also a good idea to get a pencil and a sheet of paper while playing, and note everything you find, because there is no journal, and sometimes you might have a lot of things to do and just forget what had to be done somewhere.Unfortunately though, some chapters are very low on side quests, however I think it's done on purpose to simulate that 'you have a lot of very important things to do and time is running out, no time for pointless running around, lad'. Side quests will often give you a better insight on what is going on in the world, and it's amazing how almost everything is connected to the main plot in some way. The plot is also a giantpolitical intrigue, with many twists that make it particularly enjoyable. In shops you can buy/sell various things depending on what the shop is selling (these are jewelers, general stores, armorers, magical supplies etc) or repair your gear if it's an armorer's shop.The storyline is linear, there are no choices for you to make, but the game offers a very neatly made illusion of freedom, mainly thanks to the free-roaming and exploration – the goal is always the same, but often there are various paths to it. In taverns, you can get a room and rest (resting in taverns is more effective than in the wilderness), buy rations or just talk to the patrons. When visiting someone's house, you will get a text describing how your party enters the house, what happens inside etc.

The camera shifts to a different view after combat is initiated, when you enter large cities and buildings such as shops and taverns (however, the people of the Kingdom have 'day cycles' and these buildings will be open only after noon, because between dawn and noon, peasants need to stay in the fields, and your favourite tavern might just be locked) there's an artwork representing the inside of the building or the overview of the city, and you can choose where to go or whom to talk to by clicking on the place/person. Watch out though, the Kingdom is a dangerous region, and often you will find yourself ambushed or walk straight into a trap, both on regular roads and while exploring!When not in combat, you see the world from the first person perspective, you can walk, rest or cast spells (some of them also depend on where or when you are - 'Candle glow' gives light, but only underground, while 'Stardusk' gives light but only at night).

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To open the chest, you must arrange the blocks so that they show the password (some of the riddles are really hard, believe meApart from chests, alternative routes may also yield side quests, hidden caches with supplies, dungeons, graveyards, villages or just a way to get around a fight you can't win.

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