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[ShadowLop]

*sigh*

You cant visit these sites, they arent there.

Only towers, tombs and villages/cities can be visited if i'm correct.
Basically, any human site.

Well that sucks...but figures.

Ah well, time to find a tower.
Btw, what's the best way to find magic tomes/tablets?
I tried using Legends viewer, but didn't find any way to track down tablets and so far nothing in forts.

[miauw62]

Tablets are only found in necro towers.

You'll just have to go lucky and spawn near one of the towers, then for surroundings so the map around you is revealed, they should show up as big purple I's

Dont go there without *lots* of throwing ammunition, throwing skill and ambusher skill.
Try to get to the necro and kill him, dont attack the zombies.

And if you get spotted, run like hell.

[WellBredMutt]

Or get legendary ambusher and just sneak to a book or slab. Once you're a necromancer, the zombies will ignore you even if you're spotted. And let's face it, the necromancers are pushovers without them.

[Guylock]

I begun training the Slayer of the false god Kenom of the kingdom Tinglebasements!
I had an unlucky run in with a Hydra, crap I thought. So I fought it while trying to run, I kept blocking it's attacks luckly, I lucked out and struck a mortal blow
into it's gut; tearing it. The Hydra vomited and became slower; so I took full advantage of it and beat the crap out of it, then
got another lucky shot into it's heart, it died instantly. Talk about luck, but then again it was nothing compared to the Hill Titan I fought earlier.

Sometime later I checked legends and read up who the false god really was, turned out to be sum mongoose fiend with a spittle that can freeze; he is named Gopet Itchswats the Ugly Froth.
For a fiend it did suck at fight because it was slow as hell until it scored a lucky shot on my last guy; which lead to the loss of his foot, strong yet slow and has
bad accuracy. The demon has 2000 year's of history under it's belt and has fought many wars and slayed other demons, it seemed to be more like a bad hero for tanglebasements; the civ of humans
and it's nation was also brought to ruin by Kobold raids. I read it's kill list and turns out it has killed many trolls; I guess that makes it a trollololol slayer if ye get what I mean.

I plan to slaughter many kobold's underground of Tanglebasements for sum training, I already slaughtered over 70 of them and there's still tons to go...

Update: my guy just died to a mortal blow by a kobold's attack, what a waste... D:

[miauw62]

stupid trolbolds.

[Un67]

Started up a human maceman in an Adventure World parameter set that is intended to have a huge amount of lairs. Because I didn't start with a morningstar, I went inside the keep to look for one in one of the containers. I found one, and also a massive conflict between goblins and humans. Apparently a ton of priests had been duking it out... for some reason, and they (all goblins, except for one human) ended up attacking me (after having killed the rest, presumably humans), as well as, what the heck, a goblin vampire. I took the bronze morningstar and slaughtered all of them. Along the way, I apparently managed to brand myself as an enemy of that civilization and got the general to attack me as well (I dispatched him easily). Then I went outside and killed at least twenty goblins and humans from the market before someone (probably some random ranger) taking potshots at me with his crossbow managed to hit my leg. Then I soon gave in to pain and the mob of merchants stabbed me to death.

No, I do not know how I managed to make this one world so awesome.

[miauw62]

UPLOAD NAOW.

Also, loyalty cascade.

Annoying buggers, one of the triggers is playing as a megabeast.

[Un67]

I think all of the "interesting" bits were done already, because the fighting seemed to be contained in that one keep, and it was over by the time I actually got there. It didn't seem to be a loyalty cascade as much as a bunch of goblin and human priests having killed each other for no real reason.

Also, I, umm, deleted it like I do with all of my pocket adventurer worlds. And then I emptied the recycle bin. So... yeah 

[Eric Blank]

UPLOAD NAOW.

Also, loyalty cascade.

Annoying buggers, one of the triggers is playing as a megabeast.

Actually I was playing as a megabeast yesterday (to test it's interactions in-game rather than in-arena) and I had the opposite problem for a while:
I could murder anybody I wanted in whatever manner I pleased (and I did!), and only they would defend themselves. Nobody became hostile to me or anything.

Until I fast travelled around town. When it reloaded the game and tried again they identified me as an enemy and eventually I got bored and concluded the test.

Test conclusion; the interactions worked, but the syndromes didn't seem to.

[backora900]

As a necromancer I wanted to enter town. So better get rid of my reanimated aligator. One hit and he will stop following me like my 100 zombie army did. What could possibly get wrong?
Well, he counterstriked (apparently more than once). Mortaly wounded, heavy bleeding, leg gone... I should better chose who will serve me next time.

[Haspen]

Alligator: "Next time I should choose more carefully whom I serve. Goddamn unloyal employers... *burp*"

[Teneb]

I just found a copper slab with the secrets of life and death... but it turns out I can't read. Looks like I'll have to use it as a weapon.

[WellBredMutt]

"I didn't quite get the whole life bit, ya understand, but I think I grasp the death bit fairly well."
*liquifies face*

[Furtuka]

          Something rather strange and amusing just happened to my adventurer. He's a necromancer and used his powers to take down a clan of bandits, but here's where the funny part comes in. Immediately after defeating all the bandits, I had him attack one of the zombies to break his pact and make them stop following him. So I left and all was fine a good, but as he was traveling to the next town he was ambushed! And said ambushies turned out to be his zombies that he had left behind, having somehow organized themselves into a bandit group with a name and everything in the space of a few hours despite possessing no mental faculties. Fortunately they aren't attacking due to being allied with the undead.

[Xantalos]

This is odd, and kinda ralates to the post above me. My necromancer adventurer dropped an army of zombies off at a castle as a present, then ran away after disloyalifying them. Later, he came back and found corpses all over the place, with some guards left, and the zombies were inhabiting the central tower.