I decided to try, and apparently accomplished, Glim's game of goblin heads in Golden Oak. After finishing the quest, the qlog reads "You played a game of goblin heads with Glim", I have a floating goblin head following me around, a giant shiny mallet, and no idea what to do.
So, I decided to try the obvious thing. I equipped the mallet and decided to give the head a whack.
Glim quickly joined in the fight! Unfortunately, he joined in on behalf of the head.
I'm not sure if this is a bug or if I screwed up something or -what-, but now I have a shopkeeper out for my head. It's not a particularly important one, but I am somewhat... befuddled.
Glim's strange game
Re: Glim's strange game
The game itself seems to have worked perfectly. The problem is, is that it is never a good idea to start a fight...against anything...in the middle of a town or city. More often than not you are not going to like the outcome.
Counting bodies like sheep...to the rhythm of the war drums. ~~~ Maynard
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I disagree and don't believe that this was the builder's intent. I have modified this mobile to react differently. This change is pending an update to the game port.
Ceir: I will track you down at some point to ameliorate any justice related consequences from this situation.
Ceir: I will track you down at some point to ameliorate any justice related consequences from this situation.
"A man may die yet still endure if his work enters the greater work, for time is carried upon a current of forgotten deeds, and events of great moment are but the culmination of a single carefully placed thought." - Chime of Eons
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Thanks, I appreciate it. I managed to escape Golden Oaks without incident, but I have no idea how to check to see if I'm a wanted man or not, and Glim is still a little miffed with me.
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I don't believe that area has a QBIT to set you as an enemy. Glim's anger should be dimmed by the copyover in the morning.
"A man may die yet still endure if his work enters the greater work, for time is carried upon a current of forgotten deeds, and events of great moment are but the culmination of a single carefully placed thought." - Chime of Eons