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[EmeraldWind]

LOVING adventure mode. Got a quest to kill a goblin bowman immediately, found him using the cool new map tools. Is there a "go to location" button I'm missing? I had to walk there normally, using the map as a guide, still cool and functional. Also, when I get my weapon lodged in a dude, I select "I" then my weapon then gain possession, cool. Is there a way to twist it in the wound or some other maneuver for a lodged weapon? If so I would love to know how!

All glory to the ToadyOne! 

If I'm right, simply attacking while an edged weapon is stuck in an enemy causes you to twist it around, and usually moving away from the target will rip the weapon out with you.

This is what I've seen as well, just hit the movement key in the direction of the enemy, I guess it will pick the enemy your weapon is stuck in in case of a pile-up?

Other than press the direction the enemy is in is there any way to twist the blade?  I mean I don't always know which enemy my blade is stuck in... or is there a way to check that?

[Psieye]

Technically a stuck-in weapon will show up in both the wielder and the victim's inventories so you could check. But if you're facing multiple opponents anyway, it might be prudent to move away briefly. This will pull out the weapon though of course, you won't get the extra damage (pain infliction) of twisting it.

[forsaken1111]

I've never seen twisting the weapon in a wound actually do anything. No extra damage, no passing out from pain... no observable effect at all.

[Rexfelum]

I've never seen twisting the weapon in a wound actually do anything. No extra damage, no passing out from pain... no observable effect at all.

I'm wondering, though, if "I didn't see anything" is actually the point.  As in, a lack of further combat messages.  When I twist a weapon, I notice that the enemy in question doesn't usually attack me on that turn.  Would you say the same?  It could be that "the pain" keeps the enemy from acting for a turn, which would be useful for your allies nearby.

--Rexfelum

[forsaken1111]

I've never seen twisting the weapon in a wound actually do anything. No extra damage, no passing out from pain... no observable effect at all.

I'm wondering, though, if "I didn't see anything" is actually the point.  As in, a lack of further combat messages.  When I twist a weapon, I notice that the enemy in question doesn't usually attack me on that turn.  Would you say the same?  It could be that "the pain" keeps the enemy from acting for a turn, which would be useful for your allies nearby.

--Rexfelum

I thought it was simply because twisting the weapon takes less time than attacking, so the enemy has not yet had time. This isn't a turn based game in the traditional sense, everyone is moving at different speeds and actions take a certain number of steps based on your speed.