game\gui 1 2439 0 Godandag 1 Cönyngsdag 2 Mecwynsdag 3 Folcsdag 4 Rytlingsdag 5 Fonivèrno 6 Tarivèrno 7 Préprima 8 Majprima 9 Fonprima 10 Tarprima 11 Préëstu 12 Majestu 13 Fonestu 14 Tarestu 15 Préauton 16 Majauton 17 Fonauton 18 Tarauton 19 Préïvèrno 20 Majivèrno 21 New Year 22 Spring Dawn 23 Summer Rising 24 Mid Year 25 Autumn Falling 26 Winter Dusk 27 Continue 28 End Dialogue 29 Back 30 Locked! 31 Clîaban Rilag 32 Dyrford Village 33 AI 34 Stealth 35 Athletics 36 Lore 37 Mechanics 38 Survival 39 Crafting 40 Deflection 41 Fortitude 42 Reflex 43 Will 44 Resolve 45 Might 46 Dexterity 47 Intellect 48 Def 49 Fort 50 Will 51 Ref 52 {0} {1} {2} for {3} {4} damage{5}. 53 {0} {1} {2} for {3} {4} damage in disengagement. 54 Miss 55 Graze 56 Crit 57 MIN 58 Quests 59 Journal 60 Cyclopedia 61 Notes 62 Uninjured 63 Barely Injured 64 Injured 65 Badly Injured 66 Near Death 67 μ 68 Dmg. Red. 69 Slash 70 Crush 71 Pierce 72 Burn 73 Freeze 74 Shock 75 Corrode 76 Requires {0} {1}. 77 Modal 78 M 79 F 80 Male 81 Female 82 Human 83 Elf 84 Dwarf 85 Aumaua 86 Orlan 87 Godlike 88 Humans 89 Elves 90 Dwarves 91 Aumaua 92 Orlans 93 Godlike 94 Your journal has been updated. 95 {0} added: '{1}' 96 {0} updated: '{1}' 97 {0} completed: '{1}' 98 {1} killed {0}. 99 {1} knocked out {0}. 100 {0} engaged {1} in melee. 101 You must gather your party before venturing forth. 102 Defend 103 Attack 104 Cancel 105 Scouting 106 Pack 107 Formation 108 Select All 109 Inventory 110 Journal 111 Map 112 Pause 113 Options 114 Character 115 Reset Camera 116 Task 117 Tasks 118 Quest 119 You have no leads. 120 You have no side-quests. 121 You have no tasks. 122 {0} takes {1} damage. 123 {2} deals {1} damage to {0}. 124 {0} activates {1}. 125 {0} casts {1}. 126 {0} is healed for {1} Health. 127 {2} heals {0} for {1} Health. 128 {0} regains {1} Endurance. 129 {2} heals {0} for {1} Endurance. 130 {0} deactivates {1}. 131 {0} begins chanting {1}. 132 {0} stops chanting {1}. 133 {0} chants {1}. 134 Expert Mode disables a number of "helper" features in the game. Players who want to rely on their own faculties and intuition while playing the game should play Expert Mode. This option is selected when you start a new game. It cannot be enabled in game and, if disabled, cannot be re-enabled in that game. 135 Characters will be maimed instead of dying permanently the first time their health reaches zero. 136 Provide a graphical display of the range of area-of-effect spells. 137 Display conversation options for which the party does not meet the prerequisites. 138 Display qualifiers that cause a conversation option to be unlocked. 139 Display the effects of choosing each conversation option on the player's reputation and personality. 140 Hovering over enemies will provide a pop-up comparing their known defense scores to the attacker's accuracy. 141 When a quest is updated in the Journal, the log will identify the particular quest that was changed. 142 Expert Mode 143 Maim Companions Before Death 144 Area of Effect Highlighting 145 Show Unqualified Interactions 146 Show Qualifiers 147 Show Personality/Reputation 148 Show Relative Defenses 149 Detailed Quest Updates 150 In Trial of Iron mode, only one save file is kept for the entire play-through. If the player is killed, the file is deleted and you must start again. This option can't be changed in-game. 151 Trial of Iron 152 In Path of the Damned difficulty, enemies receive a bonus to most stats and encounters have many more enemies. Warning: this option can't be changed in-game! It is only intended for players who want the most punishing encounters! 153 Path of the Damned 154 Easy 155 Normal 156 Hard 157 Accept 158 Cancel 159 Yes 160 No 161 Continue 162 The Easy difficulty requires minimal micromanagement and easily forgives mistakes in combat. It is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED for those who are new or recently-returning to real-time party-based RPGs. 163 The Normal difficulty requires strategy and efficiency, but forgives a few mistakes in combat. It is NOT recommended for newcomers to real-time party-based RPGs! 164 The Hard difficulty is suited for Infinity Engine veterans who are looking for a challenge. Survival requires micromanagement and optimization of stats through items, spells, and abilities. 165 Knocked Out 166 Difficulty 167 Graphics 168 Game 169 Sound 170 No notes taken. 171 Untitled Note 172 Center On Party Member 173 Character Hit 174 Character Death 175 Weapon Ineffective 176 Combat Time 177 Spell Cast 178 Character Damaged 179 Character Attacked 180 Target Destroyed 181 Hidden Object Found 182 Combat Start 183 Melee Engaged 184 Extraordinary Defense 185 Low Endurance 186 Low Health 187 Enemy Spotted 188 Auto-Paused 189 Auto-Pause 190 Set All 191 Stop Party Movement 192 Automatically move the camera to the location of any autopause event. 193 Set or unset every autopause option. 194 Autopause when a party member is downed. 195 Autopause when an attack against a party member is completed. 196 Autopause when a party member takes damage. 197 Autopause when a party member becomes the target of an attack. 198 Autopause when a party member's Endurance drops below 25%. 199 Autopause when a party member's Health drops below 25%. 200 Autopause when the party spots an enemy. 201 Autopause when combat begins. 202 Autopause when a party member is engaged by an enemy in melee combat. 203 Cancel the party's current movement when combat starts. 204 Autopause if a party member's attack is ineffective because of the target's Damage Reduction. 205 Autopause if a party member attacks an enemy whose defense exceeds his or her Accuracy by 50 points or more. 206 Autopause when an enemy begins casting a spell. 207 Autopause if a party member's target dies. 208 Autopause if the party spots a hidden object or trap. 209 Autopause at a fixed interval during combat. 210 Cancel the party's current movement when an enemy is spotted. 211 {0} sec 212 Always save without asking. 213 Save changes? 214 That item cannot occupy that slot. 215 That slot can't be changed in combat. 216 You must camp or return to town to access that slot. 217 That item cannot occupy that slot. 218 Quick Items 219 Messages 220 Ammunition 221 Weapon Sets 222 End. 223 Hlth. 224 Acc. 225 DR 226 Def. 227 Fort. 228 Ref. 229 Will 230 I 231 II 232 III 233 IV 234 Meadow Folk 235 Ocean Folk 236 Savannah Folk 237 Wood Elf 238 Pale Elf 239 Mountain Dwarf 240 Boreal Dwarf 241 Death Godlike 242 Fire Godlike 243 Moon Godlike 244 Hearth Orlan 245 Wild Orlan 246 Coastal Aumaua 247 Island Aumaua 248 No item selected. 249 Fighter 250 Rogue 251 Priest 252 Wizard 253 Barbarian 254 Ranger 255 Druid 256 Paladin 257 Monk 258 Cipher 259 Chanter 260 Nature Godlike 261 {0} failed: '{1}' 262 (Empty) 263 It will take you {0} to complete your journey from {1} to {2}. 264 Day {7}, Hour {2} 265 {5} years 266 {4} months 267 {3} days 268 {2} hours 269 {1} minutes 270 {0} seconds 271 You cannot reach {0} from {1}. 272 Quit 273 Constitution 274 Perception 275 Master Volume 276 Music Volume 277 Effects Volume 278 {0}% 280 Adjusts the volume of the game's audio. 281 Adjusts the volume of the game's music. 282 Adjusts the volume of the game's sound effects. 283 Used: {0} 284 Unlocked with Mechanics. 285 Unlocked with lockpicks. 286 Lockpicks required: {0}. 287 Mechanics required: {0}. 288 Easy 289 Medium 290 Hard 291 Difficult 292 Lockpick 293 Lockpicks required: {0} / {1}. Do you want to pick the lock? 294 {0} copper 295 You have gained {0} copper. 296 You have lost {0} copper. 297 You have gained an item: {0}. 298 You have lost an item: {0}. 299 You have gained an item ({1}): {0}. 300 You have lost an item ({1}): {0}. 301 ??? 302 Bestiary 303 Sex 304 Race 305 Class 306 Attributes 307 Background 308 Appearance 309 Voice 310 Character Creation 311 Name 312 Mig 313 Dex 314 Con 315 Per 316 Int 317 Res 318 Portrait 319 Subrace 320 321 N/A 322 Faunal 323 Giant 324 Undead 325 Big Heads 326 Big Heads mode gives characters heads that are ludicrously disproportionate to their bodies. Thanks, Josh. 327 Hide Selection Circles 328 If this option is set, selection circles will only be shown when paused in combat or on hover. 329 No entries. 330 Hit 331 Aedyr 332 Deadfire Archipelago 333 Ixamitl Plains 334 Old Vailia 335 Rauatai 336 Next 337 points left 338 point left 339 Previous 340 Hair 341 Facial Hair 342 Head 343 None 344 Stronghold 345 Slow 346 {5} year 347 {4} month 348 {3} day 349 {2} hour 350 {1} minute 351 {0} second 352 Party Formation 353 Success! The trap has been disarmed. 354 You failed to disarm the trap. 355 Save 356 Rest 359 Would you like to rest for {0} hours? 360 {0} hours have passed. 361 The party has died. 362 Load 363 Basic Stats 364 Detailed Stats 365 Abilities 366 Records 367 {0}% Damage and Healing, {1} Fortitude 368 {0}% Endurance and Health, {1} Fortitude 369 Accuracy 370 {0} Interrupt, {1} Accuracy, and {2} Reflex 371 {0}% Area of Effect, {1}% Duration, and {2} Will 372 {0} Concentration, {1} Deflection, and {2} Will 373 Level 374 {0} level {1} 375 Experience 376 Active Effects 377 Trap Warning 378 You cannot disarm the trap! Do you wish to trigger it? 379 Suppressed 380 Elapsed Time 381 Travel Time 382 Time in Combat 383 Total Enemies Defeated 384 Most Powerful Enemy Defeated 385 Most Time in Party 386 Most Enemies Defeated 387 Most Total Damage Done 388 Highest Single Target Damage 389 {0} Reputations 390 Party Reputations 391 {0} reputation gained 392 {0} reputation lost 393 You must gather your party before resting. 394 You cannot rest while in combat. 395 Highest Group Damage 396 Base 397 Party Management 398 Current Party 399 Roster 400 Dismiss 401 Available for hire 402 In party 403 Recruit 404 No companions available to hire 405 Full 406 {0} has joined the party. 407 Container 408 Known Spells 409 In Grimoire 410 {0} Level 411 No spells at this level. 414 Unlocking this will require the proper key. 415 Focus 416 Erase Spell? 417 {0} doesn't know {1}. If you erase it from this grimoire, you won't be able to scribe it again. 418 Learn Spell 419 {0} already knows {1}. 420 It will cost {0} for {1} to learn {2}. 421 You don't have enough money. 422 {0} has learned {1}. 423 Area Map 424 {0} targets {1}. 425 {0} has left the party. 426 Roll 427 Acc 428 Damage 429 Beast 430 Primordial 431 Spirit 432 Vessel 433 Wilder 434 {0}th 435 {0}st 436 {0}nd 437 {0}rd 438 Light 439 Medium 440 Heavy 441 {0} Armor 442 DR: {0} 443 Speed: {0} 444 Range: {0} 445 {0}-{1} 446 Attacks {0} 447 Active 448 Uses: {0} 449 {0} per encounter 450 {0} per rest 451 {0}/{1} 452 No phrases known. 453 Known Phrases 454 Prepared Chants 455 Already activated 456 No uses left 457 Combat only 458 Must be standing still 459 Not in grimoire 460 Grimoire cooldown active 461 Spell casting blocked 462 Not enough focus 463 Destroyed Cart 464 Monument 465 Test 466 {0}cp 467 The place of men in society varies from culture to culture. Cultures like Aedyr and the [g]Dyrwood[/g] place them at the forefront of military, politics, and heavy labor. Among the tribes of Naasitaq, men perform many of the homesteading and organizational duties. In [g]Eir Glanfath[/g] and Ixamitl, men and women have more fluid social roles. In all societies, there are exceptions to the rule, and men can be found in a wide variety of stations and professions. 468 A woman's role in Eora is largely dependent on where she is from. In the Aedyr Empire, Vailian Republics, and the Dyrwood, women occupy many domestic, educational, and organizational roles. They are the primary hunters, soldiers, and leaders of the tribes of Naasitaq. In Eir Glanfath and Ixamitl, women and men have more fluid social roles. In all societies, there are exceptions to the rule, and women can be found in a wide variety of stations and professions. 469 Resolve reflects a character's internal drive, determination, fearlessness, and the emotional intensity they can project to others. It can be useful for mental intimidation, leadership, and convincing performances. In combat, it helps characters maintain Concentration and contributes to the Will and Deflection defenses. 470 Might represents a character's physical and spiritual strength, brute force as well as their ability to channel powerful magic. During interactions, it can be useful for intimidating displays and acts of brute force. In combat, it contributes to both Damage and Healing as well as the Fortitude defense. 471 Dexterity is an abstraction of a character's hand-eye coordination, balance, and overall grace. In interactions, it can be used for sleight-of-hand and fast reactions. In combat, it affects the character's Action Speed with all attacks, spells, and abilities and contributes to the Reflex defense. 472 Intellect represents a character's logic and reasoning capabilities. In interactions, it can be useful for deduction, sudden realizations, and problem-solving. In combat, it contributes to the Will defense and influences Durations and Areas of Effect for all Abilities and Talents. 473 Constitution is a combination of the character's overall health and stamina. Although it is not used much in interactions, it is sometimes checked to withstand pain or endure a physically taxing ordeal. In combat, it affects maximum Health and Endurance and contributes to the Fortitude defense. 474 Perception represents a character's senses as well as their instinctive ability to pick up on details. In interactions, it can be used to catch someone in a lie, to make an observant comment about their appearance, or to notice something happening in the background. In combat, it contributes to Accuracy, the Reflex defense, and grants a bonus to Interrupt. 475 Humans (commonly called "folk") are the most common race in the Dyrwood, the Aedyr Empire, Old Vailia, and the Vailian Republics. Though not as large as the towering aumaua, humans are known for their strength and willpower. 476 Elves are the dominant race in Eir Glanfath and The White that Wends and are extremely common in the Dyrwood and Aedyr. Elves are known for their speed and intelligence as well as a commonly isolationist nature. 477 By virtue of land covered and number of colonies settled, dwarves are the most well-traveled race in the world. They are commonly found in the Dyrwood, the Vailian Republics, and almost any colonized land. Dwarves are known for their great strength and tenacity. 478 The godlike are children of the kith ("civilized" races) who have been blessed with physical aspects associated with the gods (though some do not consider it a blessing). These aspects may take many forms and often come with mystical powers. Aberrant head shapes are typical, and godlike are unable to wear protective headgear as it is near-impossible to find anything that fits. Because of their unusual nature and their inability to reproduce, godlike are often viewed with fear and wonder. 479 Orlans are the smallest of the kith races, though many cultures don't consider them to be civilized at all. Also notable for their large ears, two-toned skin, and hirsute bodies, orlans are commonly found in Eir Glanfath, the Ixamitl Plains, and parts of the Dyrwood. They are known for their mental intensity and sharp senses. 480 The mighty aumaua are the largest of the kith races and are commonly found in or near oceans. Though not truly aquatic, they have an affinity for water and many of their civilizations, such as Rauatai, are based on naval dominance. They are known for their unparalleled strength. 481 The most common humans in the Dyrwood, the meadow folk (or Thyrtan) have lived in that area for almost 2,000 years. Meadow folk traditionally live at the edges of elven forests working the open plains - hence their name. Most humans in the Dyrwood are Thyrtan. Fighting Spirit - Once per encounter, 5 seconds after being reduced below 50% Endurance, folk temporarily gain bonuses to Accuracy and damage. 482 Ocean folk (Calbandra) originated near the Equator on the other side of the globe and are currently the most widespread human group in that region, but they have also migrated to the far reaches of the world. Ocean folk are the dominant culture in the Vailian Republics, and are also common in the Dyrwood. Fighting Spirit - Once per encounter, 5 seconds after being reduced below 50% Endurance, folk temporarily gain bonuses to Accuracy and damage. 483 Savannah folk (Natlan) come originally from just south of the Equator and, with the exception of some groups that migrated north, have remained in the same location for over ten thousand years. The name Natlan literally means "original." While quite common in Readceras, savanna folk are not usually seen in the Dyrwood and the Vailian Republics. Fighting Spirit - Once per encounter, 5 seconds after being reduced below 50% Endurance, folk temporarily gain bonuses to Accuracy and damage. 484 Wood elves (Sceltrfolc) trace their beginnings far north of present-day Aedyr and have migrated south throughout the forests of the continent, now covering it all the way south across the Equator. They are also believed to have migrated across the sea to Eir Glanfath. While physiologically identical to one another, wood elves from Aedyr are culturally different from those in Eir Glanfath and consider themselves wholly different groups. Distant Advantage - Against any enemy that is more than 4m away, wood elves gain bonuses to Accuracy, Deflection, and Reflex. 485 It is unclear exactly how long ago the pale elves (Glamfellen) came to the southern polar regions of the world, but they have lived there for at least 12,000 years based on their continuous contact with aumaua traders. They appear to be among the most stationary ethnic groups in the known world, migrating within the polar region but seldom venturing far north. They are rare in all northern lands and most people consider them exotic (if they have seen one at all). Elemental Endurance - All pale elves have increased Burn and Freeze Damage Reductions. 486 Mountain dwarves (Aptapo) originated on the continent to the east of the Dyrwood and have spread through the area several times. Unlike the similarly diminutive orlans, who are frequently subjugated, the Aptapo have always directly fought back threats posed by larger kith and opted to fortify their residences rather than move on. Mountain dwarves are common in the Vailian Republics but not seen as often in the Dyrwood and Readceras. Hale and Hardy - Mountain dwarves have a bonus to defend against Poison and Disease attacks. 487 Most boreal dwarves (Enutanik) live in the remote southern island of Naasitaq, where they share the rocky tundra and snow-covered forests with migratory pale elves and the coast-hugging ships of aumaua. Like their northern cousins, Enutanik share an instinctive love of exploration. Boreal dwarves are somewhat common in the Vailian Republics but seldom encountered in the Dyrwood. Hunter's Instincts - Boreal dwarves gain +15 accuracy against any creature of the Wilder or Primordial types. 488 Death godlike are the most distrusted of their kind. Strange growths cover their eyes - or, in some cases, entire face - giving them a sinister appearance. The growths are transparent for the godlike but opaque from the outside, hiding their features. Death godlike are commonly killed at birth because many cultures consider them to be harbingers of doom. Death's Usher - When death godlike attack an enemy with 25% or less Endurance, their damage is increased. 489 The bodies of fire godlike often resemble hot metal, burnt wood, or stone, with harmless flames that erupt from the cracks in their skin. Fire godlike are objects of both reverence and fear in the Deadfire Archipelago. Many locals believe they have the power to awaken volcanoes - or that killing one will cause a volcano to awaken. In the Dyrwood, fire godlike are often seen as a sign of the blessing of Magran, goddess of war and fire. Battle-Forged - When reduced below 50% Endurance, fire godlike glow like metal in a forge, gaining Damage Reduction and doing a small amount of fire damage to any creature who hits them in melee. 490 Nature godlike appear to be a fusion of human and animal features, often covered by plants, moss, or fungi. This has led to the common stigma that they are diseased, and many are killed at birth because of it. Many druidic orders have a keen interest in nature godlike because of their general curiosity as to how souls occupy animals, plants, and stones. Wellspring of Life - Grants a bonus to Might, Constitution, and Dexterity when Endurance is below 50%. 491 Moon godlike are the most tolerated of the godlike. While their skin tone and a large moon-like growth on their foreheads may be strange to some, their appearances are generally considered more palatable by the other kith. Sailors have many beliefs about moon godlike and their propensity to bring luck, though there is little agreement as to what kind of luck they tend to bring. Silver Tide - Every encounter, when reduced below 75%, 50%, and 25% Endurance, moon godlike generate waves of healing moonlight that restore Endurance to them and their allies. 492 Hearth orlans are often found as slaves in Readceras and the Vailian Republics. One of the treaty terms between the Dyrwood and the people of Eir Glanfath was the liberation of orlan slaves and while this has been honored, many hearth orlans continue to live in the Dyrwood as indentured servants. Minor Threat - When attacking any target that is also being targeted by a teammate, hearth orlans convert some of their Hits into Crits. 493 Wild orlans are the "original" orlans who lived in the deepest forests and jungles between the tropics. While they have only been significantly separated from hearth orlans for a thousand years, a few genetic differences have appeared rapidly, most notably a lack of facial hair in the hearth orlan branch. Wild orlans are common in the deep reaches of Eir Glanfath. Unlike their hearth orlan brethren, they are not often seen in the Dyrwood, Readceras, or the Vailian Republics. Defiant Resolve - After being subjected to a Will attack, wild orlans temporarily gain a bonus to all defenses. 494 Viewed as a warlike race, the coastal aumaua live in a mainland region along the coasts of the northern hemisphere - lands they conquered by pushing Thyrtan (meadow folk), Natlan (savanna folk), and orlan communities out. Their culture is more centralized and urban than their island cousins, though both groups are involved in seafaring. Coastal aumaua are very rare in the Dyrwood, but those that do make the journey usually do so as mercenaries, bodyguards, or soldiers. Towering Physique - Coastal aumaua gain bonuses to defend against Prone and Stun effects. 495 Island aumaua originated in the Deadfire Archipelago a thousand miles south of the Vailian Republics. While physiologically similar to their coastal cousins, the coloration of island aumaua is starkly different - brown and yellow, contrasting the coastal's blue and green. Though still uncommon in the Dyrwood and surrounding environments, island aumaua are more commonly encountered there than coastal aumaua, who are quite rare. When encountered around the Dyrwood, they are often laborers, fishermen, or sailors. Armed to the Teeth - All island aumaua gain an additional Weapon Set. 496 Fighters form the front line of disciplined armies across the Eastern Reach. Though they are most commonly found in cultures with an organized martial structure, fighters can also be encountered as wandering mercenaries, bodyguards, and other types of sell-swords. The common element that unifies fighters is their heavy focus on endurance and melee defense. Starting Ability: Constant Recovery - Fighters continually regenerate Endurance at a modest rate during combat. 497 Rogues are vicious killers, feared for the brutality of their attacks. They can be found as often in dark back alleys as the heart of battlefield skirmishes. Though unpredictable and undisciplined, rogues are commonly used as shock troops or as part of a surprise assault, their withering attacks breaking enemy ranks and morale. Rogues tend to congregate in larger numbers in cities where they can be steadily employed as mercenaries or hired muscle. Starting Ability: Sneak Attack - Applies bonus damage to the rogue's ranged and melee weapon attacks when the target has any of the following afflictions: Blinded, Flanked, Hobbled, Paralyzed, Petrified, Prone, Stuck, Stunned, or Weakened. It also applies to any target the rogue strikes with a weapon within the first 2 seconds of combat. 498 Priests are devotees of Eora's deities and practitioners of religious magic. While all priests dedicate themselves to specific gods, priests' power is actually derived from their personal beliefs. In contrast to most paladins, priests tend to focus on philosophy, teaching, and the relationship of religious organizations with common folk. The reception of priests in any given part of the world depends largely on how their god is revered - or reviled - by the people who live there. Starting Abilities: Holy Radiance - Generates a modest amount of Endurance for allies around the priest. Any enemy Vessels caught in the area take Burn damage and may be Frightened. Over the course of the game, the power of this ability may shift based on the Reputations the priest gains relative to the behaviors that are preferred by his or her deity. Spells - Priests have access to a variety of support and some offense-oriented spells. Every two levels, priests automatically gain access to an additional set of spells. Initially, their spells can be cast a limited number of times per rest. As priests gain power, their weaker spells eventually shift to per-encounter use. 499 The masters of academic magic, wizards are students of arcane traditions that stretch back beyond the boundaries of recorded history. Wizards are a highly organized group, often forming academies or guilds devoted to research and development in magical studies, and tend to favor environments where inquiry, experimentation, debate, and the dissemination of knowledge are encouraged. Many accomplished wizards eventually become known for their eccentricity, their egos, and their unquenchable interest in all things arcane and occult. Starting Abilities: Arcane Assault - Mid-range attack that hits a small area for Raw damage and can leave targets Dazed. Spells - Wizards have access to a variety of offensive and personal defense spells. Unlike priests and druids, wizards learn individual spells that they store in and cast directly from their grimoires. Grimoires can only hold four spells of each spell level, which motivates wizards to keep multiple grimoires for different needs. Every two levels, wizards gain access to an additional set of spells. However, they can automatically learn one spell of any level they can access each time they advance. Wizards also have the option of learning spells from grimoires they find or buy. Initially, their spells can be cast a limited number of times per rest. As wizards gain power, their weaker spells eventually shift to per-encounter use. 500 Brutes. Madmen. Berserkers. Though city-dwelling people often use the term "barbarian" with a dose of disrespect, these rural warriors are respected by their communities for their ferocity and fearsome presence on the battlefield. Barbarians have a special, almost religious role in some cultures, but in many places, the undisciplined, fearless style of the barbarian is simply how warriors conduct themselves. Starting Ability: Carnage - When barbarians hit with melee attacks, they automatically make reduced-damage attacks at all other enemies within a short distance of the target. 501 Rangers are warriors of the woodlands and masters of the hunt. Always partnered with soul-bonded animal companions, they can be found in wild spaces all over the world. As their lifestyles often tend toward independence and isolation, it is rare for rangers to become an integral part of a large fighting force, though they are often employed as scouts and guides. Starting Ability: Animal Companion - All rangers share a strong bond with an animal companion. The companion fights at the ranger's command and is extremely valuable for its ability to run interference. Animal companions don't do much damage, but they have high Damage Reduction. The link between the ranger and companion is powerful. If one goes down in battle, the other suffers as well. 502 Animists at heart, druids tap into the spiritual power that flows through the simple living things of Eora: plants, animals, and sometimes even living stone. While not necessarily religious, druids do have a reverence for the natural world and a keen interest in understanding its mysteries. In most cultures, druids are understood as a sort of primal magician, but among the Glanfathans, Naasitaqi, and many rural cultures, they may have high positions of influence and authority. Starting Abilities: Spiritshift - All druids have mastered one animalistic form. These forms give the druid strong melee abilities and grant an additional power while the druid is shifted. Spells - Druids have access to a variety of offensive and some support-oriented spells. Every two levels, druids automatically gain access to an additional set of spells. Initially, their spells can be cast a limited number of times per rest. As druids gain power, their weaker spells eventually shift to per encounter use. 503 Paladins are martial zealots, devoted to a god, a ruler, or even a way of life. They can be found in any culture where a fanatical group of like-minded individuals have formed a warrior society dedicated to advancing their cause. Among those aligned to their worldview, paladins are viewed with respect and admiration, if a bit of fear. Many paladins hold leadership positions in armies and mercenary companies, but in the heat of battle their fanaticism often overrules the chain of command - and common sense. Starting Ability: Faith and Conviction - Paladins have an inherent bonus to all of their defenses. Over the course of the game, the value of this bonus may shift based on the Reputations the paladin gains relative to the behaviors that are preferred by his or her order. 504 Monks belong to a variety of fighting orders that have sprung up in Ixamitl and the Eastern Reach over the past few centuries. While many monastic orders can trace their teachings to the Enduring Founder, Tletac, individual organizations vary greatly in their focus, morality, and ethics. Common folk respect the incredible discipline of monks but see them as an odd, unpredictable bunch who may not be entirely sane. Even mercenaries and other adventurers aren't sure what to make of them. Starting Ability: Transcendent Suffering - When monks have no weapons equipped, their unarmed attacks are exceptionally powerful and continue to increase in damage as they gain levels. Wounds - As monks are damaged, their pain generates Wounds. Wounds can be used to power many of the monk's special abilities. 505 A recent discovery in the Eastern Reach, ciphers were once called "brîshalgwin" ("mind hunters") by the Glanfathans. Ciphers have the ability to directly contact and manipulate another person's soul and psyche, using an ally's or enemy's essence as the focus for their magic. Though most ciphers are still found in the Eastern Reach, practitioners of the techniques have spread throughout the known world. They are gaining acceptance over time, but are generally distrusted, especially by the uneducated. Starting Ability: Powers - Ciphers can directly target allies and enemies with powerful soul-focused effects. These powers cost Focus, which ciphers build through the use of their Soul Whip. 506 In every culture across Eora, there are chanters. Many historians consider chanters to be the most ancient workers of magic, their hallowed phrases stirring the collective memory of wayward souls around them, compelling them to generate magical effects in a kind of "reenactment." In some societies, chanters form organized groups of storytellers and researchers, but in most parts of the world they are just a time-honored part of local folk traditions. Starting Abilities: Phrases/Chants - All chanters can continuously speak chants made up of magical phrases. Phrases produce passive effects and help build a chanter's power until they can use an invocation. Invocations - Powerful magical effects that chanters can create after they have spoken a required number of phrases through their chants. 507 The Aedyr Empire is currently the largest and most powerful force in this part of the world. It is centered around the Equator and has a tropical climate. Though the empire has colonies in numerous areas of the world, Greater Aedyr is at its heart and houses the majority of its human and elven nations. 508 Consisting of the nation of Naasitaq, dozens of aumaua settlements, and hundreds of lawless, pirate-infested islands that stretch along the southern sea, Deadfire is home to boreal dwarves, aumaua, and a mixed variety of other races. Deadfire Archipelago is the "last stop" for anyone headed east - a multitude of monstrous sea creatures infest the ocean beyond, making travel virtually impossible. 509 Located to the northeast of Eir Glanfath, the Ixamitl Plains are a large expanse of fertile savannas that are extensively farmed by human and orlan residents. The Ixamitl culture is one of the oldest in the world, though one of the least imperialistic, having spread out little over the past several thousand years. 510 Once the crown jewel of the southern seas, Old Vailia is now the crumbled remnants of an empire of warring merchant nations. Counting many humans and dwarves among their ranks, the Old Vailian countries are still forces to be reckoned with and are proud of their rich cultural heritage. 511 Dominated by the aumaua nation of Rauatai, the gulf itself is host to a number of nations, most of them aumaua, orlan, and dwarven. Though these countries are relatively young, they are some of the most advanced colonial settlements in the east. The gulf is a land of riches and resources for those who can take them, though the entire coast is often pummeled by violent storms. 512 Trade 513 The Living Lands is the mountainous region of a large northern island renowned for its diversity of plant and animal life. Its weather is unpredictable and its ecosystems vary dramatically from valley to valley. The Living Lands are home to an assortment of races in a variety of colonial and independent settlements. 514 A large, cracked southern expanse of polar ice, the White that Wends is home to pale elves and small colonies of daring explorers, outcasts, and adventurers. While virtually no plant life grows in the White, it is home to many hardy species of dangerous animals that forage from the sea or prey upon each other to survive. 515 You've lived your life amongst the nobility. Your days have been marked by lavish meals and extravagant parties, your conversations peppered with talk of pedigree and bloodlines. 516 You've always felt driven to express yourself creatively. The structure and rigid control of other pursuits has never satisfied in the same way. 517 You were part of a group that founded a fledgling colony in a distant land. 518 You've made a name for yourself as a troublemaker. Disrespect for authority and a lack of care regarding the rules are recurring themes in your life. 519 You never quite fit in no matter where you go. Each new town is just a place to rest briefly before moving on to the next. You are more comfortable on the road, traveling the world. 520 You find the siren call of the horizon irresistible. You cannot help but wonder what lies beyond the next hill or wave, and you've built your life around finding out. 521 You live for the thrill of the chase. Whether for glory or for sustenance, you have made your living taking the lives of wild creatures. 522 Your life has been spent in the study of your craft. You trained and prepared, hoping to hone your skills and ply your trade. 523 Blade and battle is your way of life. You solve your problems by pulling out your weapon and applying force. 524 You've traded goods from all over the world, pairing items with buyers of all kinds. 525 You've never been able to explain how the universe guides your path. Behind every task you undertake is a feeling of cosmic direction. 526 You are most at home inside your own head, analyzing the nature of the world and its inhabitants. 527 Piety and prayer are the cornerstones of your public life, and you encourage the same in others. 528 You've spent your life on the wrong side of the law. What you want, you take, and what was theirs has a tendency to become yours. 529 For you, knowledge is a relentless pursuit. You hoard each kernel of information as though it were precious metal, and time you don't spend learning is time wasted. 530 The rules that govern the world are a set of alchemical formulae to you, waiting to be discovered and manipulated. 531 You have never known freedom. Shackles and chains have bound your existence, and someone has told you what to do your entire life. 532 The Living Lands 533 The White that Wends 534 Aristocrat 535 Artist 536 Colonist 537 Dissident 538 Drifter 539 Explorer 540 Hunter 541 Laborer 542 Mercenary 543 Merchant 544 Mystic 545 Philosopher 546 Clergyman 547 Raider 548 Scholar 549 Scientist 550 Slave 551 Culture 552 Body Type 553 Save Game 554 Act {0}, {1} 555 Camp 556 Expedition Hall 557 No save files found. 558 Load Game 559 Expedition Hall 560 Hide Offscreen Pointers 561 If this option is set, the game will never display pointers to off-screen characters. 562 Camping will use one set of camping supplies. Do you want to camp here? 563 Stash 564 Goose and Fox 565 Catacombs 566 The Hall of Revealed Mysteries 567 Scriveners Dormitory 568 World Map 569 New save file 570 Vendor 571 No items. 572 The Salty Mast 573 Vailian Trading Company 574 Lighthouse 576 Machine 577 World Map 578 The Charred Barrel 579 Sanitarium 580 Hadret House 581 Crucible Keep 582 Ducal Palace 583 Temple of Woedica 584 Tower 585 Done 586 Replay 587 Brackenbury District 588 Hadret House Second Floor 589 First Floor 590 Requires: 591 Statistics: 592 Craft 593 Forge 594 Lab 595 Hearth 596 No recipes known. 597 Hanging Tree 598 Copperlane District 599 Ducal Palace 600 Vailian Embassy 601 Quicksave completed. 602 Quicksave loaded. 603 Unusual Tree 604 Purchase 605 {0} turns to build 606 Completed 607 Building. 608 Finishes on turn {0}. 609 Shrine of Eothas 610 West Curtain Wall 611 The West Curtain Wall provides the bailey with protection from forces coming from the west. 612 South Curtain Wall 613 The South Curtain Wall provides further protection to the bailey from invaders coming from the south. 614 Western Barbican 615 The Western Barbican bars the passage of invaders coming across the Isce Îen river. 616 Bailey 617 The Bailey houses various necessities for keeping the stronghold self-sufficient. Building this upgrade will allow you to upgrade the grounds further. 618 Main Keep 619 Upgrading the Main Keep will repair your Great Hall, allowing visitors and adventures to be available to you and your companions. 620 Barracks 621 Upgrading the Barracks will allow you to employ hirelings to defend your stronghold during attacks. 622 Dungeons 623 The Dungeons of Caed Nua contain nine cells. Upgrading the dungeons will allow you to take prisoners during your travels. 624 Beast Vault 625 Beast Vault Description 626 Towers 627 The towers of Caed Nua stand high above the walls of the stronghold. Upgrading the towers will grant a Perception bonus when resting at Brighthollow. 628 Library 629 The library of Caed Nua contains countless volumes of ancient lore. Upgrading the library will grant a Lore bonus upon resting at Brighthollow. 630 Craft Hall 631 Rebuilding the Craft Hall arms your stronghold, providing you with a weapons and armor merchant, as well as a Dexterity bonus for resting at Brighthollow. 632 Artificer's Hall 633 The Artificer's Hall stores novel contraptions. Rebuilding it will allow you to buy traps there and to receive a Mechanics bonus for resting at Brighthollow. 634 Forum 635 The Forum is where ideas and strategies are cultivated and shared. Upgrading the forum will grant an Intellect bonus upon resting at Brighthollow. 636 Merchant Stalls 637 Purchasing the Merchant Stalls will allow for a merchant to sell general goods in your great hall. 638 Curio Shop 639 The Curio Shop trades in oddball curiosities. Allows you to purchase the parts of exotic creatures, and generates a random creature part every turn in the stronghold treasury. 640 Training Grounds 641 The Training Grounds provide a place to hone your skills in combat. Upgrading the grounds will grant a bonus to Might upon resting in Brighthollow. 642 Chapel 643 The Chapel is the religious center of the stronghold. It will allow you to purchase scrolls from a priest and grants a bonus to Resolve upon resting at Brighthollow. 644 Hedge Maze 645 The Hedge Maze provides further security by creating an obstacle for invaders coming from behind the keep. Repairing the maze will grant a bonus to Stealth upon resting in Brighthollow. 646 Botanical Garden 647 Upgrading the Botanical Garden will allow your stronghold to generate a random plant every turn in the stronghold treasury. 648 Road Repairs 649 Road Repairs will remove debris from the road, allowing passage to Woodend Plains. 650 Warden's Lodge 651 The Warden's Lodge watches over the wilds near the stronghold. Upgrading the lodge will grant a bonus to the Survival skill upon resting at Brighthollow as well as provide access to the warden, who offers high-level bounties. 652 Woodland Trails 653 A home is only as comfortable as its hearth. Restoring yours may return a semblance of order to the keep. 654 {0} Prestige, {1} Security 655 {1}, ({0} per day) 656 Hire 657 You must build the Barracks to recruit hirelings. 658 You cannot hire any more hirelings. 659 {0} is already in your employ. 660 You don't have enough money to hire {0}. 661 Turn: {0} 662 Advance Turn 663 No messages 664 Requires {0} 665 The {0} is already built. 666 The {0} is already in progress. 667 Upgrade information not found. 668 The {0} requires the {1}. 669 You don't have enough money to build the {0}. 670 Copperlane District 671 Temple of Woedica 672 Enter Name 673 Assign 674 First Fires District 675 Vailian Embassy 676 No events currently pending. 677 Recall 678 Resolve Attack 679 You must travel to Caed Nua to participate in the defense. 680 Auto-Resolve 682 Pay 683 You have accrued a debt due to damage to the stronghold. You won't receive any income from taxes until it is paid. 684 Pay Debt 685 Select Companion 686 Avian Godlike 687 The Dyrwood 688 The Vailian Republics 689 Naasitaq 690 Eir Glanfath 693 Ruins 696 Adra Formation 697 Statue of Magran 698 No companions at the stronghold. 699 Brackenbury District 700 Upper Floor 701 Male Cipher 01 702 Male Fighter 01 703 Male Monk 01 704 Male Wizard 01 705 Female Cleric 01 706 Female Ranger 01 707 {0} is assigned 708 Debt: {0} 709 Busy 710 Brackenbury District 711 Upper Floor 712 First Floor 713 Cannot save while in combat. 714 In Combat 715 of {0} 716 Most Crits 717 Most Hits 718 Most Damage Taken 719 Most Times Knocked Out 720 First Fires District 721 Not enough money. 722 Can't build. 723 Called "Berath" in Aedyran and "Cirono" in Vailian, it is the god of cycles, of doors, and of life and death itself. People commonly place or carve the figure of Berath in doorways, windows, and other "portals" from one place to another Berath has a relatively small priesthood, in part because it does not speak often to them. However, Berath has many, many petitioners and occasional followers. 724 Eothas is the Aedyran name for the god of light, redemption, and rebirth. While worship of Eothas is still popular in the Aedyr Empire and Readceras, the faith is outlawed in most cities of the Dyrwood due to events of the Saint's War, in which St. Waidwen, who had supposedly become a living vessel for Eothas, attempted to invade the Dyrwood before being destroyed at the gates of Halgot Citadel. Eothas has not been heard from since, and is presumed dead by most. 725 Magran is the goddess of war and fire, and hers is the most populous following in Dyrwood. Magran's faithful are rank-and-file soldiers as well as officers, tacticians, and strategists. Additionally, they create devices used in warfare, especially those made in the forge, such as weapons and armor. Her priests view battle and warfare as inevitable human activities that should be pursued with single-minded efficiency. Consequently, she is not a goddess of battle lust or celebration as much as military excellence and passionate discipline. 726 Skaen, known also as the Quiet Slave, is the god of secret hatred, resentment, and violent rebellion. He is usually depicted as a small, bald man covered in lash scars whose ears and nose have been cut off. He appears outwardly submissive, with downcast eyes. However, his eyes glitter black with quiet hatred, and his fist is clenched. He is known to manifest in a horrific incarnation known as the Effigy to followers desperate enough to perform certain unspeakable rites. In Dyrwood, Skaen's faithful often double as torturers and executioners, delighting in the fall of high-status prisoners. 727 Wael is the god of dreams, secrets, mysteries, and revelations. Inscrutable even to the other gods, Wael has no determinate gender or consistent appearance. Its symbol is the eye, though the look and number of the eyes often change. People pray to Wael both to protect their secrets as well as to unravel the mysteries in front of them. Followers of Wael are known for many strange and unusual practices, possibly for good reasons, possibly for no reason at all. 728 Berath 729 Eothas 730 Magran 731 Skaen 732 Wael 733 Bleak Walkers 734 Darcozzi Paladini 735 Goldpact Knights 736 Kind Wayfarers 737 Shield Bearers of St. Elcga 738 Frermàs mes Canc Suolias 739 The Bleak Walkers are soldiers dedicated to conducting warfare mercilessly and with extreme brutality in order to bring a swift end to conflicts. Because they are renowned for their terrible and unyielding nature, most nobles will only call on them as a last resort. The Bleak Walkers' behavior reinforces cruelty because the quickest resolution to a battle is one in which the Bleak Walkers' arrival is announced and a surrender immediately follows. To ensure that people understand that no mercy will be given by Bleak Walkers, they never give quarter under any circumstances. 740 The oldest known paladin order in the world, the Darcozzi Paladini were founded as the guards of the Darcozzi Palace in Grand Vailia over 2000 years ago. Since the shattering of Grand Vailia, the Darcozzi Paladini have transformed into the protectors and ambassadors of the immense Darcozzi family as well as Old Vailian culture. The Darcozzi Paladini are widespread and occasionally even come into conflict with each other due to the machinations of the Darcozzi family. Paladins of the order are renowned for their wit and love of life. 741 The Goldpact Knights are an order of mercenary paladins who sell themselves for all sorts of defensive and offensive engagements. They emerged on the Pearl Coast a few hundred years ago and managed to survive the destruction of the dwarven nation that created them. Goldpact Knights are not especially brutal and are willing to shift direction based on the desires of their employers. As their name suggests, the Goldpact Knights believe payment forms a binding contract. They are known for being non-judgmental, professional, and impressively mirthless. 742 The most widespread paladin order, the Kind Wayfarers are guides and protectors for travelers, often people of limited means traveling in dangerous areas. Kind Wayfarers lack the noble prestige of other paladin orders, but are widely respected by commoners for their generosity and compassion. Kind Wayfarers lack a centralized structure and many members operate independently in remote areas. Though the order is known for not being wealthy, in recent years they've improved their finances via cartography and working with groups like the Hand Occult to develop travel guides for little-known parts of Eora. 743 During a peace negotiation, an archer from the kingdom of Aedyr shot the noblewoman emissary of Kulkin, Elcga, in the arm, provoking battle. Elcga nevertheless made a second attempt at negotiation, accompanied by three elven knights whose only arms were shields they held in front of Elcga to protect her. Elcga succeeded, helping form the Aedyr Empire. The knights who protected her founded the Shieldbearers of St. Elcga, who continue to act as guardians and diplomats in Aedyr and beyond. They are well-known for their honesty and skill in negotiations. 744 Frermàs mes Canc Soulias Description 745 Store 746 Available Rooms 747 Rumors 748 North 749 Sea Cave 750 The Dial 751 Xaurip Camp 752 Ranga's Camp 753 No rooms available. 754 Purchase Room 755 Rest in {0} for {1}? 756 Status 757 Actions 758 Upgrades 759 Hirelings 760 Party 761 Personal 762 Time In Party 763 Enemies Defeated 764 Total Damage Done 765 Crits 766 Hits 767 Damage Taken 768 Times Knocked Out 769 Currently Unpaid 770 Kidnapped! Ransom: {0} 771 Being rescued by {0}. 772 Being escorted by {0}. 773 Bad Visitor 774 Prisoner Request 775 Supplicant 776 Prestigious Visitor 777 Merchant 778 Graveyard 779 Road West 780 Road East 781 Road West 782 Pay Off 783 Send Escort 784 Ransom 785 Send Rescue 786 Accept Money 787 Accept Item 788 Purchase 789 {0}. Leaving on turn {1}. 790 Offering {0}. 791 792 Base Items 793 Known Recipes 794 795 Engwithan Machine 796 Amount 797 First Floor 798 Third Floor 799 Second Floor 800 Ondra's Gift 801 Manual Resolve 802 Select a recipe. 803 Cave 804 Road South 805 North 806 Bandit Camp 807 Level Up 808 Talents 809 Guest 810 Rest in {0}? 811 misses 812 grazes 813 hits 814 crits 815 Slash 816 Crush 817 Pierce 818 Burn 819 Freeze 820 Shock 821 Corrode 822 {0} misses {1}. 823 Copperlane District 824 {0} affects {1} with {2}. 825 {0} affects {1} with {2} for {3} seconds. 826 Recruit Adventurers 827 The Bleakhollow Bandits from the northern wilds have been reported crossing the plains east of Caed Nua. They will be at our doorstep any day now! 828 Spear Spiders from the dungeons below have broken through the lower levels of the keep and will emerge into the Great Hall soon. 829 Level {0} Adventurer 830 A group of Wood Beetles and Spear Spiders has emerged from Od Nua, and is making its way to the Great Hall. 831 A group of Shades and Lurkers has emerged from Od Nua, and is making its way toward the great hall. 832 A small band of Trolls and Oozes have found their way out of Od Nua and will be in the great hall soon! 833 A band of Xaurips and Wurms are making their way through Od Nua and will be in the great hall soon! 834 No adventurers available. 835 Recruit Adventurers 836 You don't have enough money to recruit a level {0} adventurer. 837 No space for companion. 838 You must dismiss an existing companion first. 839 Controls 840 Animal Companion Name 841 This hireling is not available. 842 Set 843 Select 844 Multi-select 845 Move 846 Interact 847 Attack 848 Attack Cursor 849 Cancel Action 850 Select All 851 Formation Rotate 852 Toggle Scouting 853 Scouting On 854 Scouting Off 855 Camp 856 Highlight Interactables 857 Toggle Interactables 858 Half Speed 859 Double Speed 860 Pause 861 Quicksave 862 Quickload 863 Toggle HUD 864 Next Tab 865 Toggle Console 866 Character Sheet 867 Formations 868 Inventory 869 Normal Speed 870 Party Manager 871 Save 872 Load 873 Stronghold 874 Area Map 875 Grimoire 876 Chant Editor 877 Options 878 Camera Left 879 Camera Right 880 Camera Up 881 Camera Down 882 Pan Camera 883 Font Ligatures 884 If this option is set, ligatures will be used on certain characters in text boxes. 885 Available Bonuses 886 A band of Dozens mercenaries have crossed the Woodend Plains and are making their way to Caed Nua! 887 Choose Bonus 888 Rest with {0}? 889 New Quest 890 Quest Completed 891 Quest Failed 892 Quest Updated 893 Press Enter to input a command. 894 Release 895 You have no room in your party. 896 {0} is busy {1}. 897 Companion Busy 898 escorting {0} 899 with {0} 900 rescuing {0} 901 Skills 902 Emitting 903 the Bleakhollow Bandits 904 Spear Spiders 905 a group of Wood and Stone Beetles 906 a fiend of phantoms and shades 907 a small band of Trolls and Oozes 908 a band of Xaurips and Wurms 909 a band of Dozens mercenaries 910 Skill 911 Points to Advance 912 Spent 913 Points Left: 914 Bleakhollow bandits 915 Spear Spiders 916 Wood Beetles and Spear Spiders 917 Shades and Forest Lurkers 918 Trolls and Oozes 919 Xaurips and Wurms 920 Dozens mercenaries 921 922 923 Doemenel thugs 924 A group of Doemenel thugs have infiltrated the stronghold and will be attacking the great hall soon! 925 Club of Refined and Prestigious Gentlemen 926 Club of Refined and Prestigious Gentlemen 927 Dracogen Inn 928 Temple of Berath 929 Trygil's Curriery 930 Hendyna's Apothecary 931 Winfrith's Arms and Armory 932 Ondra's Gift 933 Engwithan Animat Forge 934 Catacombs 935 A squad of Crucible Knights are approaching Caed Nua and will be at our gates soon! 936 Crucible Knights 937 A horde of undead marching from Raedric's Hold have crossed the river to the west and will be at our gates soon! 938 Raedric's Undead Army 939 Skeletal corpses are trudging up from the Endless Paths, wielding swords and spells. They will attack soon. 940 Skeletons 941 To Temple Scriptorium 942 To Dungeon Laboratory 943 To Courtyard 944 To Temple Storage 945 To Dungeon 946 To Keep Kitchen 947 To Upper Ramparts 948 To Outer Bailey 949 To Keep Chapel 950 To Siege Platform 951 To Dungeon Crypts 952 To Courtyard 953 To Lower Ramparts 954 To Temple Armory 955 To Temple Storage 956 To Dungeon Sewer 957 To Dungeon 958 To Keep Hall 959 To Temple 960 To Keep Kitchen 961 To Keep Study 962 To Temple Chantry 963 To Moat 964 Brighthollow Restoration 965 Restoring Brighthollow will allow you to rest there. Other upgrades can unlock resting bonuses for it. 966 Additional Storage 967 Purchasing Additional Storage will make three chests available in Brighthollow for you to sort your items. 968 Brighthollow Hearth 969 Brighthollow Lab 970 Purchasing this upgrade will restore the lab inside Brighthollow. 971 Brighthollow Courtyard Pool 972 Purchasing this upgrade will repair the courtyard pool inside Brighthollow. 973 Eastern Barbican 974 The Eastern Barbican gates passage to the Woodend Plains, the crossroads between Caed Nua, Dyrford and Defiance Bay. 975 Needs grimoire 976 Menu 977 Developer Commentary 978 If this option is enabled, developer commentary audio will play at certain points throughout the game. 979 Combat Tooltips 980 If this option is enabled, lightweight combat tooltips will be shown above all characters during combat. 981 Quest Updates 982 If this option is enabled, a pop-up will appear whenever a quest's status is changed. 983 Colorblind Mode 984 If this option is enabled, gib effects may be used when enemies are killed. 985 Cean Gŵlas and Spectres 986 A host of Cean Gŵlas and Spectres has reached the outskirts of the keep, and will attack the stronghold soon! 987 Leaden Key Agents have infiltrated the stronghold and will attack the great hall soon! 988 Leaden Key Agents 989 Stronghold Error 990 You do not own the stronghold yet. 991 Catacombs 992 You cannot venture forth while in combat. 993 Quest Items 994 Backed By: 995 New Game 998 Credits 999 Exit 1000 Obsidian Entertainment Presents 1001 Damage (RH) 1002 Damage (LH) 1003 {0} is not usable by {1}. 1004 Only usable by: 1005 Neck 1006 Armor 1007 Ring 1008 Hands 1009 Cape 1010 Feet 1011 Waist 1012 1013 Pet 1014 Weapon 1015 {0} performed a sneak attack! 1016 XP Earned: {0} 1017 1018 Madhmr Bridge 1019 Shrine to Ondra 1020 Items 1021 Ingredients 1022 Modifies {0}. 1023 Grants {0}. 1024 On Attack: {0} 1025 Inflicts {0} on hit. 1026 Font Scale 1027 The Woodland trails surround the domain of your keep. Upgrading them will grant both a Constitution and Athletics bonus when resting at Brighthollow. 1028 Addendum Added 1029 Windmill 1030 The Black Hound Inn 1031 Black Hammer Smithery 1032 Ingroed's House 1033 Aufra's House 1034 Deep Winter 1035 Late Winter 1036 Early Spring 1037 Mid Spring 1038 Deep Spring 1039 Late Spring 1040 Early Summer 1041 Mid Summer 1042 Deep Summer 1043 Late Summer 1044 Early Autumn 1045 Mid Autumn 1046 Deep Autumn 1047 Late Autumn 1048 Early Winter 1049 Mid Winter 1050 Hearthsong - Palisade Gate 1051 Wilderness 1052 Hearthsong Market 1053 Oldsong District 1054 Elms' Reach District 1055 Celestial Sapling 1056 The Passage of the Six 1057 Glanfathan Home 1058 Builders' Hearth 1059 Hearthsong District 1060 Galawain's Maw 1061 Noonfrost 1062 Oldsong's Pass 1063 Burial Isle 1064 Hylea's Shrine 1065 Teir Evron 1066 The Golden Grove 1067 Blood Sands 1068 Weald of Fates 1069 Hall of Warriors 1070 The Twin Elms 1071 Blocked Passage 1072 The Pit 1073 Burial Grounds 1074 Grotto of Echoes 1075 Galawain's Shrine 1076 The Fangs' Heart 1077 Rymrgand's Gate 1078 Noonfrost - Study 1079 Noonfrost - Library 1080 Noonfrost - Shrine 1081 Hylea's Nest 1082 Northweald Wilderness 1083 Anamfatha Council 1084 Hall of Stars 1085 Fire Sacrifice Chamber 1086 Blood Sacrifice Chamber 1087 Pilgrims' Camp 1088 The Nest 1089 Pilgrims' Shrine 1090 Northweald Cave 1091 Sentinel Ridge 1092 Engwithan Ruins 1093 Sun in Shadow 1094 Soul Adra Prison 1095 Soul Guardian Pillars 1096 Enchant 1097 Enchanting 1098 Talk to 1099 Can't dismiss party members now. 1100 1101 No hirelings available. 1102 {0} Max Health 1103 {0} Max Endurance 1104 {0} Health 1105 {0} Endurance 1106 {0} Melee Accuracy 1107 {0} Ranged Accuracy 1108 {0} Deflection 1109 {0} Fortitude 1110 {0} Reflex 1111 {0} Will 1112 {0} Endurance per second 1113 {0} Attack Speed 1114 {0} Stealth 1115 {0} {1} Damage 1116 {0} Damage Reduction ({1}) 1117 {0} Minimum Damage 1118 {0} Move Speed 1119 Untargetable 1120 Stuck 1121 Prone 1122 {0} enemies Engaged 1123 {0} engagement Range 1124 {0} Accuracy against Disengaging enemies 1125 {0} Damage against Disengaging enemies 1126 Immune to Engagement 1127 {0} {1} Damage 1128 Stunned 1129 {0} Unarmed Damage 1130 {0} Melee Reach 1131 {0} Range 1132 Melee attacks hit in a line 1133 {0} {1} Damage per Wound 1134 {0} Armor Damage Reduction 1135 {0} of Damage Range guaranteed 1136 {0} chance to Stun on hit 1137 Sneak Attacks on enemies under {0} Endurance 1138 {0} chance to Hobble on hit 1139 Marked 1140 Hostile effects suspended 1141 {0} Melee Damage 1142 Not stopped by Engagement 1143 {0} Health loss 1144 {0} Damage 1145 {0} Focus on hit 1146 {0} Beam Damage 1147 Drains {0} Resolve for {1} Deflection 1148 {0} of all damage reapplied 1149 {0} of all damage reapplied to nearby enemies 1150 {0} Reload Speed 1151 Drop Trap: {0} 1152 {0}-pt Stasis Shield 1153 Beneficial effects suspended 1154 {0} Damage by percentage of Endurance lost 1155 {0} Resolve 1156 {0} Might 1157 {0} Dexterity 1158 {0} Intellect 1159 Summon Weapon: {0} 1160 {0} Endurance Drained 1161 {0} Endurance Regeneration 1162 {0} Accuracy against Vessels 1163 {0} Accuracy against Beasts 1164 {0} Accuracy against Wilder 1165 {0} Defense against Stunned 1166 {0} Defense against Prone 1167 {0} Defense against Poison 1168 {0} Defense against Disease 1169 {0} Accuracy, Deflection, Reflex against distant enemies 1170 {0} Damage against enemies with low Endurance 1171 {0} of Hits converted to Crits when attacking the same target as an ally 1172 {0} Accuracy granted to an ally attacking the same target 1173 {0} of incoming Crits converted to Hits 1174 {0} Duration for hostile effects 1175 {0} of incoming Hits converted to Grazes (Deflection or Reflex only) 1176 {0} of incoming Hits converted to Grazes (Fortitude or Will only) 1177 Ranged Attacks bounce {0} times 1178 {0} Damage taken converted to Damage Over Time 1179 {0} Damage against targets affected by a Damage Over Time 1180 Hostile Melee Attacks redirected to another nearby target 1181 {0} Area of Effect Damage taken 1182 Improved Flanking 1183 {0} DR bypass 1184 Steals a Level {0} or lower spell 1185 Alliance flipped 1186 Retaliate when hit by a Melee Attack 1187 Minor Spell Reflection 1188 {0} Athletics 1189 {0} Lore 1190 {0} Mechanics 1191 {0} Survival 1192 {0} Crafting 1193 {0} Defense against Push attacks 1194 {0} Defense while Stunned 1195 {0} Defense while Prone 1196 {0} Accuracy when attacking same target as an ally 1197 {0} Damage when attacking same target as an ally 1198 {0} Constitution 1199 {0} Perception 1200 {0} to Crit Damage multiplier 1201 {0} of Grazes converted to Hits 1202 Attacks can Stun on Crits 1203 {0} of Grazes converted to Misses 1204 {0} of Crits converted to Hits 1205 {0} of Misses converted to Grazes 1206 {0} of Hits converted to Crits 1207 {0} of Hits converted to Grazes 1208 {0} Damage as {1} 1209 Confused 1210 {0} Melee Damage 1211 {0} Ranged Damage 1212 {0} Ranged Attack Speed 1213 Additional Effects 1214 {0} of incoming Grazes converted to Misses (Reflex only) 1215 {0} Endurance 1216 {0} enemies needed to Flank 1217 {0} Concentration 1218 {0} {1} Damage Over Time when dealt damage 1219 Spell Reflection 1220 Spellcasting Disabled 1221 {0} Defense against {1} attacks 1222 Prevent Death 1223 {0} Duration of active beneficial effects 1224 {0} Damage Over Time tick rate 1225 {0} Duration of active hostile effects 1226 {0} Defense against {1} attacks 1227 {0} Damage Reduction ({1}) stolen 1228 {0} points stolen from a random attribute 1229 Disintegrate 1230 {0} Accuracy when attacking the same enemy as {1} 1231 Duplicate 1232 {0} of Damage restored as Endurance 1233 Crits can inflict Prone 1234 {0} Accuracy when below {1} Endurance 1235 {0} Damage when below {1} Endurance 1236 {0} Damage against Prone, Stunned, Flanked enemies 1237 {0} Damage inflicted Over Time 1238 Ranged Grazes reflected back at attacker 1239 {0} of incoming Hits converted to Grazes 1240 {0} Stun duration 1241 {0} Knock Down duration 1242 {0} Armor Damage Reduction when under 25% Health 1243 {0} Accuracy against {1} 1244 {0} Damage against {1} 1245 {0} Fatigue 1246 {0} Weapon Reach 1247 {0} Accuracy against Primordials 1248 Paralyzed 1249 Immunity to {1} 1250 Invisible 1251 {0} Wound delay 1252 {0} Spell Damage 1253 {0} Finishing Blow Damage 1254 {0} Zealous Aura Area of Effect 1255 Delay unconsciousness for {0} seconds 1256 {0} Move Speed penalty tick rate 1257 {0} Damage to Flanked targets 1258 {0} Focus Gain 1259 {0} Defense when Disengaging 1260 {0} Defense against spells 1261 {0} Deflection against ranged attacks 1262 {0} Uses of per-rest abilities with 4 or more charges 1263 {0} Poison effect tick rate 1264 {0} Disease effect tick rate 1265 {0} Stalker's Link Damage 1266 {0} of {1} Damage converted to Endurance 1267 {0} Chant Area of Effect 1268 {0} Healing done 1269 {0} Crit Damage taken 1270 {0} {1}-level Spell Uses 1271 {0} Ability Area of Effect 1272 {0} Frenzy Duration 1273 {0} Prone Duration 1274 {0} Wildstrike Damage 1275 Revive with {0} Endurance 1276 {0} of Damage taken converted to Healing Over Time 1277 {0}% 1278 x{0} 1279 Weapon Set 1280 Unarmed 1281 Elmshore Cave 1282 Twin Elms 1283 Stormwall Gorge Wilderness 1284 Adra Arch 1285 Adra Pillars 1286 Gibs 1287 Solid HUD Background 1288 If this option is enabled, a solid background will be displayed behind the in-game user interface. 1289 Minor Item 1290 Average Item 1291 Major Item 1292 Grand Item 1293 Minor Items 1294 Average Items 1295 Major Items 1296 Grand Items 1297 Minor Reputation with {0} 1298 Average Reputation with {0} 1299 Major Reputation with {0} 1300 Grand Reputation with {0} 1301 Minor Reputation Bonus 1302 Average Reputation Bonus 1303 Major Reputation Bonus 1304 Grand Reputation Bonus 1305 copper in treasure 1306 Expires in {0} 1307 Minor Adventure 1308 Average Adventure 1309 Major Adventure 1310 Grand Adventure 1311 Legendary Adventure 1312 Rewards 1313 {0} Attack 1314 Health and Endurance concealed 1315 {0} has enough experience to level up! 1316 {0} All Defenses 1317 {0} Maximum Endurance 1318 Additional Attack 1319 All 1320 Valtas Mausoleum 1321 Valtas Manor 1322 ...but {1} with additional effect. 1323 ...and {1} with additional effect. 1324 {0} {1} {2}. 1325 Raw 1326 If this option is enabled, some visual elements in the game will be altered to be more friendly to colorblind users. 1327 The item was put into your stash. 1328 Xaurip Pit 1329 {0} Damage 1330 {0} absorbs {1} damage. 1331 {0} absorbs {1} damage and expires. 1332 Not enough materials to craft {0} {1}. 1333 Not enough money to craft {0} {1}. 1334 Not enough materials to add {0}. 1335 Not enough money to add {0}. 1336 No item selected to enchant. 1337 Can't add {0} to {1}. 1338 Crafting {0} requires {1}. 1339 {0} already has enchantment {1}. 1340 {0} already has a Quality enchantment. 1341 Maximum enchantments reached for {0}. 1342 Maximum enchantment value reached for {0}. 1343 Crafting requirements not met. 1344 Screen Edge Scrolling 1345 Enables scrolling the camera by moving the mouse to the edge of the screen. 1346 Warning 1347 Store doesn't have enough money. Continue anyway? 1348 Always sell without asking. 1349 Cannot camp while in combat. 1350 You have no camping supplies. 1351 Camping is not allowed in this area. 1352 You must gather your party before making camp. 1353 Cannot camp with enemies in sight. 1354 Requires {0} {1} 1355 Requires {0} summoned creatures 1356 Requires {0} enemies in attack range 1357 Requires {0} allies in radius 1358 On main target only 1359 Excluding main target 1360 Requires no allies in radius 1361 Nearby ally with same target 1362 Must be chanting 1363 Requires {0} phrases chanted 1364 Allies only 1365 Enemies only 1366 Requires Endurance below {0} 1367 Ranged Only 1368 Only Vessels 1369 Melee Only 1370 Requires at least {0} Endurance 1371 Requires Endurance below {0} 1372 Never 1373 {0} Duplicate 1374 Path East 1375 Locked 1376 Close 1377 Restore Defaults 1378 Dyrford Mill 1379 Vithrack 1380 A group of Vithrack have emerged from Od Nua and will attack soon! 1381 Colors 1382 Primary 1383 Secondary 1384 Skin 1385 Head Appearance 1386 Glanfathan Fangs 1387 A band of Glanfathan Fangs is approaching the stronghold from the south, they will be attacking soon! 1388 Vicious Mercenaries 1389 A band of vicious mercenaries is marching on our gates, they will attack soon! 1390 Cutthroat Bandits 1391 A band of Cutthroat bandits has been seen lurking through the outer forests of Caed Nua, they will be striking soon! 1392 Ethik Nôl Keepers and Chanters 1393 A group of Ethik Nôl Keepers and Chanters have been spotted approaching Caed Nua! 1394 Priest Deity 1395 Paladin Order 1396 Stealth allows characters of any class to attempt to avoid being seen or heard. It is used automatically whenever the character is in Scouting mode. The higher the character's skill, the closer they can get to enemies before being detected. 1397 Adventuring is tiring work. In addition to the hazards of mortal combat, adventurers have walls to climb, rivers to cross, and pits to leap over. Once per encounter, characters with Athletics can use the Second Wind ability to recover lost Endurance. A higher Athletics score increases the effect of Second Wind. In conversations and scripted interactions, Athletics is used for physical feats like climbing, swimming, and jumping. 1398 Lore represents a character's accumulated miscellaneous knowledge and trivia, often of occult or esoteric topics. Outside of conversations and scripted interactions, Lore is used to activate scrolls. Higher Lore values allow the character to use higher level scrolls. 1399 Traps and locks can be a problem for even the toughest adventurers, draining their resources and maiming or killing those who are unfortunate enough to trigger an unseen floor plate. The Mechanics skill makes it easier to open locks and find and disable traps. Additionally, any character can use the Mechanics skill to place traps of their own. The higher the Mechanics skill, the more accurate the trap. In conversations and scripted interactions, Mechanics can be used to activate or disable a variety of machines. 1400 Survival allows characters to choose from a variety of long-term bonuses each time they camp. The first six ranks grant the following bonuses: 1 - Damage Reduction 2 - Received Healing Multiplier 3 - Bonus Movement 4 - Accuracy Bonus vs. Creature Type 5 - Increased Consumable Duration 6 - Bonus Damage vs. Flanked Enemies After the sixth rank, the previously-earned bonuses become more powerful in the same order they were received. Survival can also be used in conversations and scripted interactions that involve wilderness challenges or specialized information about nature. 1401 Master Staircase 1402 {0} over {1} 1403 Game Paused 1404 {0} Accuracy 1405 Camping Supplies 1406 Currency 1407 Primary Color 1408 Secondary Color 1409 Inspect 1410 1411 1412 Club for Refined and Prestigious Gentlemen 1413 Club for Refined and Prestigious Gentlemen 1414 Resolution 1415 Language 1416 Madhmr Bridge 1417 Poison 1418 Disease 1419 {0} per {1} 1420 {0} Hz 1421 {0} Shield 1422 Small 1423 Medium 1424 Large 1425 Requirement Not Met 1426 Clothing 1427 Consumables 1428 Other 1429 Weapons 1430 Rooms 1431 Adjusts the size of the text in text-heavy parts of the game, such as conversations and the journal. 1432 Prestige 1433 Security 1434 Phrases 1435 Invocations 1436 Spiritshifts 1437 Wild Strikes 1438 Weapon Specializations 1439 Spells 1440 Animal Companions 1441 Powers 1442 You must be at the stronghold to recruit or dismiss party members. 1443 Turn 1444 Avail. 1445 Warning! The Great Hall treasury chest is nearing capacity. Spoils may be lost if there is no room for them. 1446 Warning! The Great Hall treasury chest is full. Spoils will be lost if there is no room for them. 1447 This tree is different from the others surrounding it. Its leaves are wilting and tinged with a blackish-brown stain. There is obviously something wrong here. 1448 Class Unlocks 1449 No New Class Unlocks 1450 No New Talent Unlocks 1451 Delete save file for {0} from {1}? 1452 Overwrite save file for {0} on {1}? 1453 Delete 1454 Can't quicksave in Trial of Iron mode. 1455 Focus below maximum 1456 Icantha's House 1457 Reymont Manor 1458 House Doemenel 1459 New Game Settings 1460 Attacker Acc. 1461 avg 1462 Invocations are powerful magical effects that chanters can create after they have spoken a required number of phrases through their chants. 1463 All druids have mastered one animalistic form. These forms give the druid strong melee abilities and grant an additional power while the druid is shifted. 1464 Ciphers can directly target allies and enemies with powerful soul-focused effects. These powers cost Focus, which ciphers build through the use of their Soul Whip. 1465 All chanters can continuously speak chants made up of magical phrases. Phrases produce passive effects and help build a chanter's power until they can use an invocation. 1466 Druids select a damage type (Slash, Pierce, Crush, Burn, Corrode, Freeze, or Shock) that is added to any attack they use that inflicts damage of one of those types to a target. 1467 Defenses 1468 Defeated 1469 Health 1470 Best 1471 Game 1472 Interface 1473 Screens 1474 Fast 1475 Average 1476 Slow 1477 All rangers form a strong spiritual connection with a single creature, their animal companion. This connection allows rangers and their companions to coordinate attacks and efficiently take down prey. In most situations, the companion runs interference while the ranger attacks at range. Despite these advantages, there are risks to the relationship. Rangers share a literal life bond with their animal companions. When one is wounded, the can sense it and feel intense emotional pain. If a ranger or animal companion are knocked unconscious, the partner suffers from Bonded Grief, affecting Accuracy and other stats, until the downed ally is revived. If a ranger is ever killed, the animal companion immediately dies from grief. 1478 Wizards have access to a variety of offensive and personal defense spells. Unlike priests and druids, wizards learn individual spells that they store in and cast directly from their grimoires. Grimoires can only hold four spells of each spell level, which motivates wizards to keep multiple grimoires for different needs. Every two levels, wizards gain access to an additional set of spells. However, they can automatically learn one spell of any level they can access each time they advance. Wizards also have the option of learning spells from grimoires they find or buy. Initially, their spells can be cast a limited number of times per rest. As wizards gain power, their weaker spells eventually shift to per-encounter use. 1479 New Task 1480 Task Completed 1481 Task Failed 1482 Task Updated 1483 {0} Damage Reduction 1484 {0} Damage Reduction stolen 1485 {0} Level {1} 1486 {0} Spells 1487 Item Type: {0} 1488 Kolfecg's House 1489 Ramshackle House 1490 Basic Stats 1491 VSync 1492 If this option is enabled, the game's refresh rate will be synchronized with the screen's. 1493 Tooltip Delay 1494 Reputation: {0} 1495 Click to rebind control. Right-click to unset control binding. 1496 Slow Mode Active 1497 Fast Mode Active 1498 Endurance 1499 Value 1500 No quicksave available. 1501 Wound 1502 {0} gains a Wound. 1503 Wounds 1504 {0} effect 1505 {0} effects 1506 Edit Grimoire 1507 Instant 1508 Edit Chants 1509 the target 1510 Scroll Speed 1511 Eastern Barbican 1512 Western Barbican 1513 Forum 1514 Craft Shop 1515 Artificer's Hall 1516 Botanical Gardens 1517 Curio Shop 1518 Chapel 1519 Brighthollow 1520 Training Grounds 1521 Caed Nua Keep 1522 Warden's Lodge 1523 Hedge Maze 1524 Loading... 1525 The Wailing Banshee 1526 You have died. 1527 Select Next Character 1528 Select Previous Character 1529 Zoom In 1530 Zoom Out 1531 Page {0} of {1} 1532 Drains {0} {1} Damage as Endurance 1533 {0}m 1534 Lasts for {0} 1535 AoE: {0} 1536 {0}° Cone 1537 Autosave 1538 The Hollowing of the Dyrwood 1539 Summon 1540 Summon One Of: {0} 1541 Length: {0} 1542 Recovery Speed: {0} 1543 DR: {0} 1544 {0} was Maimed. 1545 {0} when missed by an attack 1546 {0} when Endurance below {1} 1547 {0} after {1} 1548 {0} when targeted by a Will attack 1549 {0} when moving 1550 {0} when damaged 1551 {0} per kill 1552 {0} while Endurance above {1} 1553 {0} while Endurance below {1} 1554 {0} when weapon changed 1555 base {0} 1556 Edit Spells 1557 Character Creation 1558 Cancel character creation and return to main menu? 1559 Level Up 1560 Cancel level up of {0} to level {1}? 1561 Adventurer's Hall 1562 Cancel purchase of new adventurer? 1563 {0} per stronghold turn 1564 {0} wants to talk to you! 1565 Stash can now be accessed. 1566 Stash can now only be accessed by Resting. 1567 Interrupt: {0} 1568 Weakest 1569 Weaker 1570 Weak 1571 Strong 1572 Stronger 1573 Strongest 1574 Lumdala's House 1575 Purnisc's House 1576 Reset Zoom 1577 Discovered new bestiary information: {0} 1578 Trap Triggered! 1579 Marketplace 1580 Trap Detected! 1581 Trap Disarmed! 1582 {0}% Action Speed and {1} Reflex 1583 Camping Supplies: {0}/{1} 1584 {0} {1} Damage taken 1585 {0} armor Speed penalty 1586 Admeth's Den Expedition Hall 1587 Passive 1588 {0} Spell 1589 Hazard AoE 1590 Area of Effect: {0} 1591 Abandoned House 1592 {0} from Caster 1593 {0} Radius 1594 {0} Hazard 1595 Target 1596 {0} Wall 1597 Allied 1598 Foe 1599 Friendly 1600 {0} Target 1601 {0} {1} Jump Target 1602 {0} {1} Jump Targets 1603 {0} AoE 1604 Effects: 1605 {0} vs. {1} 1606 AoE 1607 {0} Jump Target 1608 {0} Jump Targets 1609 Self 1610 User 1611 Caster 1612 Only Beasts 1613 Jump Targets 1614 {0} Push 1615 Full Attack 1616 Primary Attack 1617 {0} Aura 1618 Aura 1619 Selection group {0} not set. Use Ctrl+{0} to set it. 1620 Cage Cursor 1621 If this option is enabled, the mouse cursor will be restricted within the game window. 1622 DR 1623 {0} added to the Ingredients inventory. 1624 {0} added to the Quest Items inventory. 1625 {0}x {1} 1626 {0} Jump 1627 {0} Dual Wield Attack Speed 1628 {0} Shield Deflection 1629 Shield Deflection bonus also applies to Reflex. 1630 Bestiary Progress - {0} {1}%. {2}/{3}xp earned. 1631 Party gained {0} experience. 1632 Chant {0} 1633 New Map Discovered! {0} - {1}xp earned. 1634 Duration: {0} 1635 Linger: {0} 1636 {1} interrupted {0}! 1637 Location Discovered! {0} - {1}xp earned. 1638 Beam 1639 {0} Beam 1640 First Fires 1641 Brackenbury 1642 Copperlane 1643 Ondra's Gift 1644 Heritage Hill 1646 You have been caught stealing. 1647 {0} has been caught stealing. 1648 Equipped 1649 Trap disarmed! {0} Difficulty - {1}xp earned. 1650 Lock picked! {0} Difficulty - {1}xp earned. 1651 {0} performed a back stab! 1652 Crumbling House 1653 Glossary 1654 See also: 1655 {0} Stealth 1656 {0}% Max Fatigue, {1}% Combat Fatigue Gain 1657 Use Level {0} Scrolls 1658 Disarm Difficulty {0} Traps, Pick Difficulty {1} Locks, {2} Trap Accuracy 1659 {0} Consumable Duration 1660 The party has gained a recipe: {0}. 1661 Hotkey {0} 1662 Hotkeys 1663 Empty Hotkey 1664 Hover over an ability and press the key to set it. 1665 {0} for {1} 1666 Fighter Abilities 1667 Compare 1668 Rogue Abilities 1669 Barbarian Abilities 1670 Monk Abilities 1671 {0} Wounds 1672 {0} Damage with Implements 1673 {0} {1} Damage to self when attacking with Implements 1674 {0} Ranged Recovery when moving 1675 {0} of Grazes converted to Hits with one-handed melee weapons 1676 {0} Deflection while wielding a two-handed weapon 1677 {0} Damage against {1} 1678 {0} Interrupt chance 1679 {0} Potion Effectiveness 1680 {0} Companion simultaneous defense bonus 1681 {0} Weapon Sets 1682 {0} Quick Item Slots 1683 {0} Melee Attack Speed 1684 {0} Ranged Attack Speed 1685 {0} Trap Accuracy 1686 {0} Melee DR Bypass 1687 {0} Ranged DR Bypass 1688 {0} Grimoire Cooldown 1689 {0} Weapon Change Recovery 1690 {0} {1} Duration 1691 {0} Max Focus 1692 {0} Trap Effectiveness 1693 {0} of Hits converted to Crits against targets with low Endurance 1694 {0} Accuracy against distant enemies 1695 {0} Ranged Damage against close enemies 1696 Finishing Blow 1697 Paladin Abilities 1698 Ranger Abilities 1699 Or 1700 {0} Mechanics 1701 {0} Mechanics + {1} Lockpicks 1702 See {0}. 1703 See: 1704 Lockpick failed. Requires {0} Mechanics or {1} Mechanics and {2} Lockpicks. 1705 Unrestricted Stash 1706 Allow the stash to be accessed at any location. 1707 Move Items 1708 Move how many {0}? 1709 Block Formation 1710 V Formation 1711 Single File Formation 1712 Custom Formation - Right click to modify. 1713 1714 Custom Formations 1715 Your Lore is not high enough to use this scroll (Requires: {0} Lore, {1} Lore: {2}). 1716 General 1717 Character Statistics 1718 Combat Mechanics 1719 Afflictions and Injuries 1720 Equipment 1721 Farmer 1722 Soldier 1723 Midwife 1724 Gentry 1725 Click and drag to navigate 1726 HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR {0} 1727 RECOMMENDED FOR {0} 1728 {0} added to the Stash 1729 Concentration: {0} 1730 , {0} 1731 ({0}) 1732 Unlock with {0} 1734 Drakes 1735 Drakes have been spotted approaching the keep. They will arrive soon! 1736 Next Level 1737 Two-handed weapon requires two slots. 1738 Can't swap grimoires while spellcasting is prevented. 1739 {0} All Defenses except Deflection 1740 Reset all controls to default? 1741 Bear Cave 1742 Shrine of Galawain 1743 Guardians' Dome 1744 Court 1745 Walk of Souls 1746 Court of the Penitents 1747 Vithrack Nest 1748 Machine 1749 Unused Attribute Points 1750 You have unused attribute points for your character. Any unused points will be lost. Are you sure you want to finish Character Creation? 1751 Not {0} 1752 You successfully crafted {0}. 1753 You must be in combat to use that. 1754 {0} is already bound to {1}. Unbind it? 1755 Projectiles: {0} 1756 Sacrificial Pit 1757 Changes the language for all text displayed in the game. 1758 Queue Action 1759 This character is currently busy. 1760 {0} until weapon changed 1761 {0} until damaged 1762 The Endless Paths of Od Nua 1763 Level {0} 1764 Level {0} {1} 1765 You have lost reputation with {0}. 1766 You have gained reputation with {0}. 1767 Change the screen resolution of the game (applies when this window is closed). 1768 Triangle Formation 1769 You have a transaction pending. Leave anyway? 1770 Olivia Veras 1771 Junior Designer 1772 Matt Perez 1773 Jorge Salgado 1774 Senior Designer 1775 AoE Duration: {0} 1776 {0} Interrupt 1777 Faintly {0} 1778 Somewhat {0} 1779 Moderately {0} 1780 Extremely {0} 1781 Overwhelmingly {0} 1782 Minor 1783 Moderate 1784 Major 1785 Positive 1786 Negative 1787 Slight 1788 Extraordinary 1789 Break Engagements 1790 Only wizards can learn grimoire spells. 1791 Aura Range: {0} 1792 Fighter Abilities emphasize strong defense and reliable offense. Most are melee-focused. 1793 Talents allow you to customize your character beyond his or her class Abilities. Talents may modify existing Abilities or add entirely new Abilities of their own. Some Talents are class-specific, but many can be taken by any character. 1794 All fighters specialize in one category of weapons. Each Weapon Specialization group covers a set of melee and ranged weapons with different damage types. 1795 Talents can be used to customize your character beyond your class Ability choices. Some talents modify existing Abilities, but others add new Abilities of their own. A subset of Talents are class specific, but most can be taken by characters of any class. 1796 Right-click for details. 1797 Barbarian Abilities emphasize fighting groups of enemies in melee by increasing damage output, weakening the group, or granting the barbarian bonuses when the situation looks grim. 1798 Monk Abilities cover an array of effects to bolster the effect of their melee attacks, protect the monk from afflictions, or turn the tables on attackers. Most monk Abilities are powered by Wounds, but some simply have Per Encounter or Per Rest use. 1799 Paladin Abilities cover three major categories: close passive and modal support abilities, single target support abilities, and a small number of targeted offensive abilities. 1800 1801 Ranger Abilities focus on granting additional offensive abilities to the ranger, increasing the power of their animal companions, and strengthening the link between the ranger and animal companion. 1802 Rogue Abilities emphasize offensive strikes with ranged and melee weapons. Many cause Afflictions that qualify for the rogue's Sneak Attack. Others strengthen the rogue's Sneak Attack or grant tactical positioning abilities. 1803 Adjusts the hover time required before a tooltip will show. 1804 Adjust the speed at which the camera will move when using the arrow keys or screen edges. 1805 Two-handed 1806 One-handed 1807 Camping Supplies acquired. They were added to your supply count. 1808 Take All 1809 Attributes define a character's basic mental and physical strengths and weaknesses. They modify many gameplay statistics and are often used to unlock options in conversations. Character creation allows you to choose which attributes your character will emphasize, but spells and items can further modify your attributes during gameplay. 1810 Skills allow your character to perform specialized actions like scouting, detecting traps, picking locks, or reading scrolls. They can also be used to overcome obstacles in conversations and scripted interactions. Skills will advance as your characters gain level, but items and other bonuses can also increase skills. 1811 Odda's House 1812 {0} was granted {1}. 1813 {0} has lost {1}. 1814 Defensive 1815 Offensive 1816 Utility 1817 Fullscreen 1818 If set, the game will run in fullscreen exclusive mode. Otherwise, it will run in windowed mode. 1819 Difficulty changes will take effect on any map you have not yet visited. 1820 {0} on Unconscious 1821 {0} on Critical Hit 1822 {0} when hit by a Critical Hit 1823 If ignored: {0} 1824 Hire a level {0} adventurer for {1}? 1825 Male - Feisty 1826 Male - Mystic 1827 Male - Noble 1828 Male - Sinister 1829 Male - Stoic 1830 Female - Feisty 1831 Female - Mystic 1832 Female - Noble 1833 Female - Sinister 1834 Female - Stoic 1835 Create new... 1836 Temple of Eothas 1837 Minimize Tutorial Messages 1838 {0}... 1839 Show In-Game Tutorials 1840 Show tutorial pop-ups during the game to explain various game mechanics. 1841 1842 Junior Designer 1843 1844 Denise McMurry 1845 Level Designer 1846 Jeff Husges 1847 Senior Designer 1848 Memorials 1849 Jorge Salgado 1850 Designer 1851 Rank 1852 Matthew Perez 1853 Level {0} spells can now be used Per Encounter. 1854 Damage Reduction 1855 Ryan Torres 1856 Design Intern 1857 You cannot level up while in combat. 1858 Remaining: 1859 {0} has discovered something... 1860 Party Lockpicks: {0} 1861 Very Low 1862 Low 1863 High 1864 Very High 1865 Reward: {0} cp 1866 Lasts for {0} rest 1867 Lasts for {0} rests 1868 {0} stole {1} from {2}. 1869 Stolen from {0} 1870 Stasis Shield 1871 Total quest experience: {0}. 1872 Voice Volume 1873 Adjusts the volume of character voice audio in the game. 1874 Display Endurance on Portraits 1875 Displays Endurance on the portraits of party members as a number. 1876 Properties: {0} 1877 Favored Dispositions: {0} 1878 Disfavored Dispositions: {0} 1879 (affects Faith and Conviction) 1880 (affects Holy Radiance) 1881 Continue Movement on Engagement 1882 If enabled, friendly characters will continue moving when engaged by an enemy. 1883 - 1884 : 1885 Pre-endgame 1886 Enter Title 1887 Action unavailable during combat. 1888 Are you sure you want to quit? 1889 You cannot hire more than {0} adventurers. 1890 {0} Accuracy when attacking the same target as animal companion 1891 Unlocked! 1892 Very Slow 1893 Extremely Slow 1894 You cannot access the Stronghold here. 1895 Selection Group {0} 1896 Always save options without asking. 1897 If set, the game will automatically save any changes to options when you close this window. 1898 {0} Wound Threshold 1899 Save and Quit 1900 {0} Turns 1901 {0} Pull 1902 {0} against Marked targets 1903 Temple of Ondra 1904 The Gréf's Rest 1905 Fishery 1906 Renengild's House 1907 Thyrsc's House 1908 Taena's House 1909 Yduran's Wagon 1910 Treasury 1911 Steward 1912 The Devil of Caroc 1913 Invocation Delay: {0} 1914 {2:###0}h {3:00}m {4:00}s 1915 Ambient Effects Volume 1916 Adjusts the volume of ambient sound effects in the game. 1917 Broken Statue 1918 Grisly Cave 1919 Lle a Rhemen 1920 Really delete note '{0}'? 1921 Disable Auto-Attack 1922 Party members will not automatically initiate attacks on enemies when they become idle or are attacked. 1923 Personal Quarters 1924 Charges Remaining: {0} 1925 Show Targeting Indicator 1926 Show Party Endurance as Numbers 1927 Displays each party member's current and maximum Endurance values as a number on their portrait. 1928 Pixel Perfect Zoom 1929 When enabled, see more of the game scene the higher your resolution. When disabled, the scene zoom will remain the same across different resolutions. 1930 Switch Weapon Set 1931 {0} steals a Level {1} spell ({2}) from {3}! 1932 Party Member Finishes Ability 1933 Pauses every time a party member completes the use of an active Ability, Talent, Spell, Power, or Invocation. 1934 Max 1935 New Watcher Power Gained. 1936 Deities 1937 Locations 1938 Lore 1939 Miscellaneous 1940 Russetwood 1941 Flames-That-Whisper Caverns 1942 Combat Auto-Slow 1943 Automatically puts combat into Slow mode based on the number of active enemies. 1944 Number of Enemies for Auto-Slow: 1945 Gamma 1946 Adjusts the amount of gamma correction applied to the game. 1947 Loading Save Games 1948 Area Loot Radius (meters) 1949 {0} Unarmed Accuracy 1950 Stairs 1951 Durgan's Battery 1952 {0} to Crit Damage multiplier against targets with low Endurance 1953 Average 1954 Dyrwood 1956 Frozen Storage Room 1957 Guards' Quarters 1958 War Room 1959 Feasthall 1960 Graphics Quality 1961 Adjust the game's graphics quality. Use a lower setting if your game runs slowly. 1962 Tips 1963 Pre-Level Companions on Joining 1964 Automatically advances Companions when they first join the party. Disable this option to manually advance Companions from 1st level. 1965 Lake 1966 Armory 1967 Mine 1968 Scrying Chamber 1969 Ice Chute 1970 Sleeping Quarters 1971 Eating Room 1972 To Russetwood 1973 To Lower Cavern 1974 Russetwood Pond 1975 Woodcutters' Grove 1976 Hunters' Camp 1977 News 1978 Show News 1979 Stealing 1980 ? 1981 If enabled, show the latest news on the Main Menu. 1982 {0} consumes {1}. 1983 Voice Frequency 1984 Determines how frequently companions and player characters will play their voice cues. 1986 Landslide 1987 Enchantment 1988 {0} chance to reflect Ranged attacks 1989 Item Type 1990 Name (High to Low) 1991 Sell Value (Low to High) 1992 Sell Value (High to Low) 1993 Enchantments (Low to High) 1994 Enchantments (High to Low) 1995 Apply 1996 Morug 1997 Frame Rate Max 1998 This will set a maximum frame rate the game will run at. Use this setting to set a maximum frame rate the game can run at to assist with overheating. This may also be limited by your monitor's refresh rate if vsync is enabled. 1999 Auto Level Companions 2000 If enabled, this option will auto-level companions to the player's current level following a standard level progression. If disabled, the player may choose their level progression. 2001 Hall of Remembrance 2002 Workshop 2003 Mine Cart Tunnels 2006 Battle Chamber 2008 Battery Gate 2009 Hall of Brothers 2012 Chamber of Durgan's Pride 2014 The White March 2015 Examine 2016 Adjusts the area that allows to loot multiple bodies with a single click. If set to 0m only the selected body will be looted. 2017 Wolf Cave 2018 Unused points will carry to the next level 2021 Cavern 2022 Durgan's Battery 2023 Galvino's Cabin 2024 Caravan 2025 Requires at least {0} in combat 2026 To Upper Cavern 2027 Shrine of Galawain 2028 Russetwood Crater 2029 Abandoned Camp 2030 Bind Soul 2031 Sever Binding 2032 Are you sure you want to soulbind {0} to {1}? Once bound, this item cannot be equipped by any other character. 2033 Are you sure you want to sever the binding between {0} and {1}? All abilities that have been awakened on {1} will be lost. 2034 Binds With: {0} 2035 This weapon can only be bound to characters of the following classes: {0} 2036 , 2037 Bound To: {0} 2038 {0} is soulbound to {1}. 2039 Universal 2040 Durgan's Crossing 2041 Battery Watchtower 2042 Taragaer's Camp 2043 Destroyed 2044 Soulbound 2045 {0} to unlock the next level. 2046 Kill {0} {1} with {2} 2047 Deal {0} damage to {1} with {2} 2048 Bind this item 2049 {0} cannot be unequipped. 2050 Your party is considered high level for the content in {0}. If you would like, the critical path can be increased in difficulty to give you more of a challenge. The rewards you receive will be the same regardless of the option you choose. Your choice cannot be changed once it has been selected. 2051 Standard 2052 High Level 2053 Follow Selected 2054 Only {0} 2055 {0} of at least Level {1} 2056 enemies 2057 nothing 2058 allies 2059 Trapper 2060 Fighters 2061 Rogues 2062 Priests 2063 Wizards 2064 Barbarians 2065 Rangers 2066 Druids 2067 Paladins 2068 Monks 2069 Ciphers 2070 Chanters 2071 Trolls 2072 Ogres 2073 Wolves 2074 Spiders 2075 Oozes 2076 Stelgaer 2077 Imps 2078 Dank Spores 2079 Swamp Lurkers 2080 Eoten 2081 Xaurips 2082 Vithrack 2083 Will-O-Wisps 2084 Delemgan 2085 Pŵgra 2086 Wurms 2087 Skuldrs 2088 Drakes 2089 Sky Dragons 2090 Adra Dragons 2091 Blights 2092 Animats 2093 Flesh Constructs 2094 Shadows 2095 Phantoms 2096 Cean Gŵla 2097 Skeletons 2098 Revenants 2099 Guls 2100 Darguls 2101 Fampyrs 2102 Wichts 2103 Beetles 2104 Animal Companion 2105 Weak Enemies 2106 Heralds of Woedica 2107 Priests of Woedica 2108 Lagufaeth 2109 {0} AI script is Active 2110 {0} AI script is Inactive 2111 Use Per-Rest Abilities 2112 Class Behavior 2113 No AI script selected 2114 The White March 2115 The Steward of Caed Nua has received a letter for you. 2116 All soulbound upgrades are completed. 2117 Auto-Attack 2118 Passive 2119 Defend Self 2120 Defensive 2121 Aggressive 2122 You already have the maximum quantity of camping supplies. 2123 2124 Animal Companion Auto-Attack 2125 Use Per-Rest Abilities 2126 {0} chance to cast {1}. 2127 {0} on Spiritshift 2128 {0} on Hit or Critical Hit 2129 Talkers 2130 The Saint 2131 Witnesses 2132 Towers 2133 Godhammers 2134 The Dozen 2135 nothing 2136 the fur 2137 the skin 2138 the ear 2139 the mouth 2140 the eye 2141 the nose 2142 {0}, value {1} 2143 Description 2144 Concelhaut's Chamber 2145 Tanoss' Lab 2146 Pelden's Lab 2147 Sabel's Lab 2148 Summon {0} Of 2149 2150 Disengage! 2151 cannot be Engaged by enemies more than 1 level below self 2152 cannot be Engaged by enemies more than {0} levels below self 2153 Appearance 2154 AI Behavior 2155 Uariki's Lab 2156 To Crägholdt Bluffs 2157 Crägholdt 2158 Cannot be unequipped. 2159 {0}-pt Damage Shield 2160 The character will not move to attack unless they are Engaged by an enemy. If that enemy is defeated, they will seek out new enemies to attack. 2161 The character will not move to attack automatically under any circumstances. 2162 The character will actively seek out nearby enemies for combat, regardless of whether or not they are being directly attacked. 2163 The character will actively seek out enemies for combat, regardless of whether or not they are being directly attacked. 2164 Lockpick failed. Lock Difficulty: {0}. {1} Mechanics: {2}. Required lockpicks: {3}. 2165 Lockpick failed. Lock Difficulty: {0}. {1} Mechanics: {2}. 2166 Workroom 2167 Laboratory 2168 Testing Ground 2169 Galvino's Study 2170 Stalwart Hot Springs 2171 {0} added to Inventory 2172 Cause the {1} affliction {0} times with {2} 2173 Be revived during combat {0} times 2174 Deal {0} {2} damage to {1} with {3} 2175 {0} with critical hits 2176 Retrain Character 2177 Would you like to reset {0} to level 1 and assign new Skills, Talents, and Abilities through level {1}? It will cost {2}. 2178 Would you like to reset {0} to level 1 and assign new Attributes, Skills, Talents, and Abilities through level {1}? It will cost {2}. 2179 It will cost {0} to retrain {1}. You only have {2}. 2180 {0} against {1} enemies and in the first {2} of combat 2181 {0} - Level {1} {2} 2182 Torn Pack 2183 Hot Springs 2184 Dwarven Ruins 2185 Dwarven Watchtower 2186 kith {0} 2187 Imm. 2188 Immune! 2189 2190 {0} of Ranged attacks reflected back at attacker 2191 Pillars of Eternity - Installed 2192 The White March: Part 1 - Installed 2193 The White March: Part 1 - Not Installed 2194 {0} single-weapon Speed penalty 2195 Feasthall 2196 Soulbound Weapon 2197 Soulbound 2198 {0} Damage Reduction per wound 2199 Steal {0} duration from each beneficial effect on the target 2200 {0} Accuracy when using {1} 2201 {0} Projectiles when using {1} 2202 Summon up to {0} {1} into Quick Items 2203 Fill Quick Items with {1} 2204 {0} of damage taken redirected to caster as {1} damage 2205 Steal {0} of Attack Speed 2206 Additional attack with {0} Accuracy and {1} Damage per strike 2207 Requires Endurance above {0} 2208 Cursed 2209 Command Tent 2210 Cave 2211 Field Infirmary 2212 Training Grounds 2213 Testing Grounds 2214 Laboratory 2215 Workroom 2216 Crägholdt 2217 {0} when hit or critically hit 2218 {0} until hit or critically hit 2219 Act {0} 2221 Male - Cocky 2222 Male - Smooth 2223 Male - Benevolent 2224 Female - Cocky 2225 Female - Smooth 2226 Female - Benevolent 2227 Immune to {0} effects 2228 Can't use Food, Drinks, or Drugs 2229 Advanced Construct 2230 {0} can't use food, drinks, or drugs. 2231 Ladder 2232 2233 Scouting 2234 Invisible 2235 {1} destroyed {0}! 2236 Number of Autosaves 2237 Sets the maximum number of rolling autosaves the game will keep for each playthrough. 2238 Immune to {0} damage 2239 Recover immediately 2240 Resonance 2241 {0} {1} Damage per {2} 2242 remove all {0} 2243 {0} when dealt at least {1} damage 2244 The White March: Part 2 - Installed 2245 The White March: Part 2 - Not Installed 2246 The White March: Part 2 - Installed (The White March: Part 1 - Required) 2247 grant {0} of damage dealt as Focus to {1} 2248 Story Time 2249 -[{0}]-> 2250 Story Time mode is for players who are more interested in exploration and story development than the challenge of combat. While Story Time is active, the enemy composition of battles is the same as Normal difficulty, but the game mechanics are biased in the player's favor. Additionally, the party can carry an unlimited number of Camping Supplies. 2251 Mastered {0} Spells 2252 Spell Mastery 2253 Choose a Camping Bonus 2254 Summoned Creature 2255 {0} of incoming Grazes converted to Misses 2256 {0} Healing received 2257 Mastering a spell allows a free use of that spell once per encounter. Wizards' mastered spells do not need to be in their grimoire in order to gain the free use. 2258 Access level {0} Camping bonuses 2259 Grants Second Wind ({0} Endurance) 2260 {0}-pt {1} Damage Shield 2261 {0} when Endurance drops below {1} 2262 Occlusion Opacity 2263 Adjust the opacity of characters when they are occluded by the environment. 2264 Defended by: 2265 Cayron's Scar 2266 Crystal 2267 The character's AI will not use any spells or abilities. 2268 Disable Tutorial Messages 2269 Loading Error 2270 There was an error loading the next map. Returned to Main Menu to prevent save game corruption. 2271 Cayron's Scar 2272 White March 2273 Steals {1} spells of Level {0} or lower 2274 Stole {0} from {1} 2275 Ondrite Shrine 2276 Ionni Brathr 2277 Ondrite Fanatic Camp 2278 Ice Floes 2279 Damage Shield 2280 Cycle Game Speed 2281 Next Menu Screen 2282 Pool 2283 Next Ability 2284 Previous Ability 2285 Next Ability Row 2286 Previous Ability Row 2287 Select Ability 2288 Selection Up 2289 Selection Down 2290 No Knockout Injuries 2291 If set, party members will not receive knockout injuries when they are reduced to 0 Endurance in combat. 2292 Stalwart Mines 2293 Temple of Abydon 2294 Previous Menu Screen 2295 Command Post 2296 Kennels 2297 Drill Yard 2298 Siege Equipment 2299 West Gate 2300 Gravesite 2301 Front Gate 2302 Camping allows your party members to restore lost health and receive a Camping Bonus. Camping will consume a Camping Supply. 2303 High level wizards, druids, and priests' low-level Per Encounter spells have been replaced with Spell Mastery. Level up your casters to select qualifying spells. 2304 {1} attackers get {0} Accuracy 2305 Remove {0} 2306 {0} characters hit by {1} 2307 {0} characters hitting {1} 2308 Characters hit by {1} 2309 Characters hitting {1} 2310 Iron Flail Fort 2311 {0} Phrase Recitation time 2312 Hamond's Emporium 2313 Dragon Breath 2314 minimum damage against Confused, Charmed, Dominated characters 2315 If successful: {0} 2316 Applies the same effect as {0}. 2319 Take {0} damage from {1} 2320 Take {0} {2} damage from {1} 2321 Deal {0} damage to {1} 2322 Deal {0} {2} damage to {1} 2323 {0} Drug effect duration 2324 {0} on kill 2325 Paired character 2326 {0} Endurance transferred from caster 2327 Veil Piercing 2328 {0} {1} stolen 2329 Have at least {0} {1} 2330 male {0} 2331 female {0} 2332 Are you sure you want to duplicate {0}? This will consume {1} permanently. 2333 The duplicate of {0} has been placed in the Stash. 2334 Only equipment can be duplicated. 2335 {0} cannot be duplicated. 2336 Equipped items cannot be duplicated. 2337 Abbey of the Fallen Moon 2338 Halls of Presence 2339 Giant Skeleton's Hip 2340 Pool of the Anointed 2341 Chamber of Tears 2342 The Rising Waterway 2343 Halls of Silence 2344 Chamber of the Fallen Moon 2345 Hall of the Tidal Wave 2346 The Abbot's Quarters 2347 The Crested Quarters 2348 The Crested Hall 2349 The Library 2350 The Vault of Forgotten Thoughts 2351 The Veil of Tears 2352 The Reliquary 2353 Giant Skeleton's Ribcage 2354 Giant Skeleton's Hand 2355 Giant Skeleton's Leg 2356 The Passages of Ondra 2357 Whitestone Hollow 2358 Sinking Ruin 2359 Ancient Tower 2360 Cultist Settlement 2361 Armor Efficiency 2362 Shrine of Magran 2363 Ionni Brathr Fragment 2364 Ionni Brathr Fragment 2365 Frozen Eyeless 2366 Cannot enter Scouting mode in combat. 2367 Resistances: {0} 2368 Immune to {0} 2369 Web 2370 {0} every {1} levels between {2} and {3} 2371 {0} every {1} levels after {2} 2372 Party AI is active. 2373 Party AI is inactive. 2374 Foreman's Quarters 2375 Sulfur Mines 2376 Sameth's Body 2377 Mining Shaft 2378 Cave In 2379 Whitestone Lake 2380 Haddi's House 2381 Scorched Barn 2382 Avalanche Site 2383 Isolated Pedestal 2384 Cave 2385 Looter Camp 2386 set to {0} by {1} 2387 Pile of Logs 2388 Ground 2389 Yenwood Field 2390 Ionni Brathr Rubble 2391 Restore {0} use of {1} 2392 Restore {0} uses of {1} 2393 Clearing 2394 Vithrack Common House 2395 Brute Quarters 2396 Vithrack Nests 2397 Strange Mushrooms 2398 Holding Chambers 2399 Shrine of Abydon 2400 Forge 2401 Barracks 2402 Training Room 2403 War Room 2404 Archives 2405 {0} requests an audience with you at the stronghold. 2406 bounces up to {0} times 2407 On bounce: {0} damage 2408 Dwarven Archive 2409 Roundshot Smithery 2410 Artillery Lift 2411 Patination Chamber 2412 Potionmaster's Quarters 2413 Maintenance Room 2414 Iron Flail Fort 2415 Action Icons on Portraits 2416 If this option is set, each party member's current action will be displayed on his or her portrait during combat. 2417 Current Action 2418 Hall of Records 2419 Shrine of Magran 2420 {0} will be busy for {1}. 2421 Raw 2422 The White March: Part 2 2423 Eyeless 2424 Top of the Abbey 2425 Ramparts of the Abbey 2426 2427 Pillars of Eternity: The White March Part II released! 2428 Pick up your copy today! 2430 {0} {1} 2431 Cliffs of the Abbey 2432 {0} with at least {1} Endurance 2433 {0} with less than {1} Endurance 2434 Prevent {1} ({0} times) 2435 Lord Byrnwigar's forces have been spotted approaching the keep. They will arrive soon! 2436 Byrnwigar's Forces 2438 You have installed Pillars of Eternity: The White March Part 2. It will be accessible to you once you have completed the main story of Part 1. 2439 You have completed Pillars of Eternity: The White March Part 1. To begin the next chapter of the story, rest in any location outside of the White March. 2440 Path North 2441 Common Room 2442 Stairs to Battery's Parapet 2444 Stalwart Village 2445 Ritual Circle 2446 You may call upon the aid of crag ogres by using Beregan's Battle Horn in Cayron's Scar. 2447 You may call upon the cannons of Durgan's Battery by using the Heavy Cannon Blast ability in Cayron's Scar. 2448 You can call for the Readcerans' aid by using the Burning Pitch Trebuchet ability in Cayron's Scar. 2449 To West Tower 2450 Engraved Boiler 2451 {0} melee enemies 2452 dragons or drakes 2453 checks Disposition 2454 Attack {1} instead of {0} if {1} is lower 2455 {0} of Hits converted to Crits with one-handed melee weapons 2456 {0} of incoming Hits converted to Grazes (Reflex only) 2457 Enable Telemetry 2458 If enabled, send non-personally identifiable game usage data to the developers. 2459 You can now discover some Deadfire themed, Unique and Soulbound items from the sequel; here in the Eastern Reach. Check out the patch notes for details on each item. 2460 Obsidian's Privacy Policy 2461 Eternity 3.07 Update 2462 Deadfire Items 2463 By choosing to send us telemetry about your playthroughs, you can help us make our upcoming games (such as Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire) even better. You can change this setting in the options menu as well. 2464 [b]Deadfire Items[/b] You can now discover some Deadfire-themed Unique and Soulbound items from the sequel here in the Eastern Reach. Check out the patch notes for details on each item. [b]New Portraits[/b] New portraits are now available for use in character creation. [b]Help make our games better![/b] At Obsidian, your feedback is crucial in our efforts to make the best games possible. By opting to send us telemetry about how you play Pillars of Eternity, you can help us discover what our players enjoy most, while providing invaluable troubleshooting data for patches and updates. You can change this setting at any time in the options menu. For more information, please consult the [url=https://www.obsidian.net/privacy-policy]Obsidian Privacy Policy[/url]. 2465 Enable 2466 Decline 2467 Help improve future games! 2468 Enabling telemetry allows the game to send error messages and game use data to the developers. This data is used for bugfixing and to inform the development of future games. 2469 Deadfire Items and New Portraits Deadfire-themed Unique and Soulbound items from the sequel are now available here in the Eastern Reach. Additionally, new portraits are available in character creation. Help Make Our Games Better! By enabling telemetry, you'll help us learn more about how you play the game by allowing bug reports and usage data to be sent to the developers. Change this in the options menu at any time. For more information, please consult the Obsidian Privacy Policy at: https://www.obsidian.net/privacy-policy Would you like to enable telemetry at this time? 2470 Copying Royal Edition Content. Please wait.. 2471 Do you want to copy the Royal Edition extra content?. 2472 Copy Complete. 2473 Copy Failed. 2474 Install Royal Edition 2475 Royal Edition