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No, because you cannot get the spear, and no.

Thanks for the answer, think I tried throwing daggers at it, but it wouldn't let me. Casting spells was something I didn't try though, but my aim is rather off anyway.

Some more questions. What is the minimum stats and skill required for climbing up cliffs?

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Also what are the skill requirements for the rogue to swipe her stuff back from the sleeping troll?

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In the beginning of the game is it possible to kill the boar as a non fighter?
As a rogue when you find Sigurd freezing in the snow after he was knocked out by the troll can you get him back to Munarvagir just by conversation? (yes/no answer only please)

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Anybody else who cares to post in my place is free to do so. It'd probably be a while before I find any image to post and I'm too lazy to have images hosted anywhere.

Made with Clickteam Fusion, an updated version of a game originally made in Klik and Play over 20 years ago.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1879530190

I have one that may be quick. What use would these have?

Something to keep the wind or rain out of your face?

Something to practice manicures? Or to do with manicures?

EDIT: make that a toe separator for pedicures!

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Right now the robbery can happen when travelling at night around Arkham. There is a fancy random room that is generated when the encounter happens. It's quite simple at the moment, they robber might leave you some money by mistake. And if you're broke, there is nothing to lose. Walter isn't a fighter, so that's a bad option unless you have somekind of advantage.

That makes sense about the fighting, even if Walter did have a knife or even a gun I imagine that he'd have to explain things to the police if he had to use it on some thug. But a fake gun might be enough to scare the thug off, (unless he can tell it's a fake).

Can the robbery happen anywhere or is it more likely if Walter is in certain areas? For the fight and escape options is there a random number generated to determine success? The easiest option I would assume would be to hand over all your money, but would it be possible for Walter to store his money and other valuables in his room or Elwood's place and how would the  robber react?

Working on a new Gnarled Scar logo since the last one was specific to the Knobbly Crook. This one is pure chaos and I am having way too much fun:

Anybody else think shoggoth from "Mountains of Madness" when seeing this?

Now available on Steam!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/914020

Or Good Old Games!
https://www.gog.com/game/gibbous_a_cthulhu_adventure

Spinning my blades,
I head into the duel.
I fight the foe made,
Some time after June.

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A lawn mower?

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Is there an official Steam tag for games created in AGS? If so what is it? So far I've tagged a few games with 'adventure_game_studio' but wonder if there is something that would have been better.

I trace an arced line,
While the spiral below me provides the sublime.

What am I?

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A pocket watch?

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A maze you run through every day,
But never see the walls,
You often use it to pay,
Without it civilization falls.

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Work or your job?

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But how will it be compared to the live action Pokemon movie?

Having maps for the mazes is a good idea. The most important thing though would be for the game not to have any dead ends or cases where the players actions could make the game unwinnable.

Unfortunately I do not have any picture to post, but if anybody else does they are free to post one instead.

What about the previous "Murder Most Foul" game? From what I remember it was the start of the second wander phase and I was rather interested in how it would turn out in the end.

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Walter can have a decent lunch or a refresing coffee at the local coffee house. Both options raise Sanity points, but as a poor student, Walter can't afford to go there all the time. The new location is probably more important if you choose the straight, non-occultistic (is that a word?) route.

They looks fine, Rongel! 

Usually HPL's tales are short of female characters...

Thanks! Anastasia Wolejko was written very well in my opinion in The Dreams in the Witch House. Lovecraft mentions her only couple of times, but her fate feels very real. But you're right, luckily the game is an adaptation and not all things are exactly the same in it 

Very much looking forward to this game when it comes out! The sign advertising tuna from Innsmouth is a nice touch. Anything nifty planned if Walter orders it?

There may be a digit involved in the name...

8 track!