Could anybody tell me, how I can get into the Rapax treasury room? I have found only one slide in the Prince's room, but that one leads to the chambers of the King and the Queen.

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You cant get in. but you can get some of the teasure out!

well, that's helpful! can you spoil me a little more?

There's a room with a glass tube and what looks like an empty wall safe. You put certain slips of paper into the tube (one at a time), and an item appears in the safe. These are the items in the treasure room. There are four altogether. So you should go looking for four deposit slips.

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Thanks everybody,
Ihave found that place earlier where you can put the Deposit Slips into the wall. (Nice Hat, it is a pity that my Ninja was olready at 125 with critical hits, and it seeems it can't get higher, not even with items).

[ 10-02-2003, 03:33 AM: Message edited by: Csaba ]

Thanks Nightowl2,
I've used the tube, but I think I've only ever found one slip, and I never knew that those were the treasure room items... any hints on where I couls find more slips?

I would also love to know if I could get around the problem of one of my characters being enthralled by Al Sedexus. Has anybody figured something out?

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You have to kill her or let the enthralled one die. When he resurrects it is gone. If you kill her, you may have to do it quickly to avoid turning the rest of the Rapax against you (you'll see what I mean).

You need the constable's key.
The constable can be found in the rapax cellar.
Then, use the key in the proper room.

Ever tried reading the autonotes?

sorry to follow this off topic a bit, but i had a recent experience where i couldnt get away from (or freeze/ko - a 3-pc non-magic party) al-sedexy's friends, and fought my way out. i was surprised to find that, when it was over, our rating with "them" was still friendly, in spite of the fact that with each kill we got a message about the faction rating decrease.

ironically, i've always played to avoid killing them out of just those worries, and now i discover my worries were unfounded.

I think it can go either way. Maybe a probability factor. My first game or two I could kill the Templars and come out OK, but I had at least one when they were in the red when I went back to the castle. I guess you take your chances. This reminds me of another off topic. You can kill the Assassin and Overmind Trang to get to the transporter in the Bluff and sometimes the Trang stay hostile, sometimes they don't. Someone has an evil mind who made this stuff up.