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      As a conjurer, should I do the Knighthood House quests, or should I find the conjurer counterpart (if there is one)?

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      Originally posted by Xizzix:
      **As a conjurer, should I do the Knighthood House quests, or should I find the conjurer counterpart (if there is one)?
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      You can become a knight as a conjurer. I'm not sure what's behind your question, but do all the quests which are open to you. Good luck with your game. ~RD

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      Originally posted by Rubber Ducky:
      **You can become a knight as a conjurer. I'm not sure what's behind your question, but do all the quests which are open to you. Good luck with your game. ~RD

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      My question is, with the limited number of ranks, will I be able to do the conjurer counterpart if I do the Knight quests?

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      Originally posted by Xizzix:
      **My question is, with the limited number of ranks, will I be able to do the conjurer counterpart if I do the Knight quests?
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      The quests are the same ones either way. There is no counterpart. You are either a swordsman, a ranger, or a conjurer. All classes have the same goals except in certain plug-ins. You get to be first a page, then a squire, and finally a knight no matter what class you chose to be. I hope that clears it up. ~RD

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      My Doctor said I was having too much wine, women, and song - so I gave up singing because 2 out of 3 is not so bad.
      The (url="http://"http://www.evula.org/rduck/")Kingdom of Garendall(/url) sectional map is easily printed from gif format pages.
      (url="http://"http://www.ambrosiasw.com/cgi-bin/vftp/dl-redirect.pl/damsels.sit?path=pog/addons&file;=damselsV1.1.sit")Damsels in Distress(/url) - A plugin for PoG.

      (This message has been edited by Rubber Ducky (edited 07-18-2003).)

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      Originally posted by Rubber Ducky:
      **The quests are the same ones either way. There is no counterpart. You are either a swordsman, a ranger, or a conjurer. All classes have the same goals except in certain plug-ins. You get to be first a page, then a squire, and finally a knight no matter what class you chose to be. I hope that clears it up. ~RD
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      Yes, it does. Thanks.

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      (This message has been edited by Xizzix (edited 07-18-2003).)

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      Originally posted by Xizzix:
      **As a conjurer, should I do the Knighthood House quests, or should I find the conjurer counterpart (if there is one)?

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      Everything Ducky says is true. But, to make matters more confusing, which I often do...There are many "missions" that involve different quests for any class. i.e. swordman, ranger, conjuer. (Depends also on what plug-ins you are using) Try to complete all missions as they are a boon to which class of character you wish to play.

      If in "counterpart" you mean changing your conjurer into something else...be sure to have the Spells Expander plug-in and complete the quests. You will find your conjurer able to do some really neat "changing" at times.

      MD~

      Oops...you were all cleared up and I probably confused you again, just ignore me 🙂
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      (This message has been edited by MyzDefy (edited 07-18-2003).)

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