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bonaparte
Tue, 24th Apr '01, 11:08pm
In the final fight ,i kill Sarevok and is two mage,but my main character die in the same time .So i wan to know if Sarevok and is good friends got some good weapons on them? (i try to kill them after like 10 times ,but never succed).

Enagonios
Wed, 25th Apr '01, 6:28am
They probably do, but you wont get them anyways. When you kill Sarevok, the game's over. And think about it, if Sarevok is the game's final boss, and you kill him and take his stuff, who're you gonna use it on, since you've already beaten the main man? :D

BogiTheWaverer
Wed, 25th Apr '01, 10:23am
Maybe he wears this Helm of Opposite Alignment and is in reality your nice brother. :D
So it is better that the game ends immediately. Imagine you pick up the helmet and the game will end similar to Diablo. ;)

Headbanger
Wed, 25th Apr '01, 4:06pm
Sarevok had real good armor and low thaco and much damage. Use all spell protections you have and all potions and try to have something else to take the slashes of sarevok's blade (monster summoning)

Enagonios
Wed, 25th Apr '01, 5:13pm
Hehe Bogi :D Yeah, Diablo had a crappy ending, with the Shard and all. Diablo2 is the best ending I've seen so far...
"Forgive me Tyrael..."
<Bhaal says something; we see his face>
"No. No. Noooo!"

Orkrist the Cleaver
Wed, 25th Apr '01, 10:19pm
In the last battle I was so tired of BG1/TOSC, I used cheese tactics. I had summoned so many monsters and undead, none of the bad guys could even move! The entire screen was full of skeletons and goblins and so on, all hasted and going for Saverok. It was over quickly and I was relieved, on to IWD/HOW/BG2.

Bowie
Wed, 25th Apr '01, 11:15pm
WARNING: Spoilers ahead...

I guess I resorted to cheese tatics too. It took me at least 15 tries before I was able to win. Now I feel I can win everytime with my method.

Here's my cheese method:
The big cheese move starts the battle. With my party at the back of the room, I sent Imoen shadowed to the front until she sees Sarevok. This starts his conversation to begin the battle, but he doesn't attack because he hasn't seen any enemies yet. However, as soon as the conversation with Sarevok is done, one mage teleports to the back of the room. Here he meets my party armed to the teeth with magic arrows/bullets and a disspell magic spell. Bye, bye.

Next, I send my main character with a ring of free action up the far right hand side of the room until he gets attacked by Tazok. The web trap triggers at that moment (which is countered by my ring), followed by the stinking cloud trap, but my character is already back with my party and out of range by that time. Tazok uncloaks and attacks my party- again it's 1 vs. 6. Bye, bye.

Finally, my whole party moves up the left hand side of the room until we see the last mage (w/ the exploding arrows :(). Another disspell magic and a round of arrows/bullets finishes him off where he stands. This last attack usually also alerts Sarevok, so quickly my party moves to the back again (where it's relatively trap free) with Sarevok on our trail.

Now it's just a matter of playing keep away from Sarevok. Have the NPC that Sarevok is attacking run around like mad, (hopefully) avoiding Sarevok, while the rest of the party hits him with their best magic bullets/arrows. If he turns his attention to someone else in the party, quickly switch it so they're the ones running while the rest are shooting. Eventually, Sarevok falls and you've won without loosing any party members.

I felt bad using these tactics but a full frontal assult (even with summoned monsters) was too much for my party what with the web, stinking cloud and exploding arrows as the first wave of assult; followed by dire charms, bad luck, and the melee attacks of Tazok and Sarevok. I was lucky to last 30 seconds.

BTW, the 1st mage had only a magic robe and some gold, and Tazok had nothing much on him, some gold and some non-magical armor/weapons. I never found out what the last mage had on him.

Dudette
Thu, 26th Apr '01, 2:45am
u get sarevok's sword at the beginning of bg2. its pretty darn good

Havok
Sat, 28th Apr '01, 6:31am
I tried taking on Sarevok toe to toe several times before realizing my futile efforts...my party got hammered every time. So I tried this ploy:

I sent my thief down the left side of the temple, clearing out traps. I didn't have her go as far as exposing the stage area, then I brought the thief back to the party waiting at the entrance. I then sent my mage (wearing the boots of speed)down the left side to the point that the fog of war was lifted just enough to uncover part of the stage where Sarevok and his cronies are talking. The mage targeted this open area with a web spell then ran back to the party at the entrance. For whatever reason, Tazok, Angelo, and whomever got hung up by this spell because they never came out. One of Sarevok's mages will teleport directly in front of the party and will die fairly easily if everyone hits him with magic arrows and bullets. Sarevok will come out and approach the party as well (web definitely has no effect on him). Have the mage use the Wand of Monster Summoning and target the area in front of Sarevok. He will shift his attention to them (go figure...they can't hurt him). When the summoned monsters dwindle down, summon more. In the meantime, everyone else in the party targets Sarevok with magic arrows (buy as many arrows of piercing and acid arrows and cold arrows as you can get your hands on). He dies a very ignominious death for such a "Bad Ass".

I tried this 5 times in a row and it worked every time.

However, for some reason, the same tactic didn't work from the right side of the temple.

On one of my Sarevok killings, I did send my main character in to melee with Sarevok when he was getting low on hit points and put the "Coup de Grace" to him...just so my brother knew who his slayer was...ahahahahaha!!!

[This message has been edited by Havok (edited April 28, 2001).]

Volar Blackmane
Sat, 28th Apr '01, 12:57pm
That mage with the bow had a pretty nifty magic bow. Either that, or it was a short bow +1, can't remember too well... And some arrows of detonation.

Dragonsnake
Sun, 6th May '01, 6:38pm
I actually succeeded from the first try - probably by mistake. When Imoen started to run around for trap disarming, Sarevok started to speak, I was so freaked that made my cleric to hit him with ( what was the name for the yelow rod like scorpion?) . After 2 hits he died - can U imagine! Had to reload to see what other could happen.

Havok
Sun, 6th May '01, 7:05pm
Sounds like the Wand of The Heavens (Flame Strike spell), but I thought he was immune to spells, fire, etc. Magic weapons seemed to be the only thing that would hurt him.

Avooch Dar
Sun, 6th May '01, 7:10pm
Sarevock can join your party in TOB so maybe we get to see what he has on him then!?

Dragonsnake
Sun, 6th May '01, 7:30pm
Avooch Dar, U made my day! Didn't know that Sarevok can join party. Will be interesting.
Yes, it was the Wand of Heaven. And it works. Actually tried it few times after the firts. Probably 'cause didn't know it was supposed to not work.

Avooch Dar
Sun, 6th May '01, 8:01pm
i am not sure if it is the same guy but look in the description of TOB and you will see that he is the new NPC that can join you

Dudette
Sun, 6th May '01, 9:04pm
i thought that it was going to be a wild mage that would join u

Taluntain
Sun, 6th May '01, 9:54pm
Nope, it's Sarevok. And that's official.

Tomazin
Sun, 6th May '01, 10:17pm
Where did you get this information from Avooch Dar I'd like to check it out

Avooch Dar
Sun, 6th May '01, 10:50pm
go to this: http://www.sorcerers.net/Games/BG2/tob_features.htm

Browse the page and there is all the info you can possibly need.

(fixed the link)

[This message has been edited by Taluntain (edited May 06, 2001).]

Tomazin
Mon, 7th May '01, 11:43am
Thanks man

Ace of Spades
Mon, 7th May '01, 4:16pm
I don't have a save-game right before Sarevok, but if someone who is a real BADASS wants to, they could try killing Sarevok's pals, then knock Sarevok out and pick his pockets........have no idea if this would work --- I'll try it when I get there again, but that may be quite a while from now.

Taluntain
Mon, 7th May '01, 8:01pm
Sarevok has nothing but the Sword of Chaos +2 on him, which you can't get anyway, so don't bother. You can get the sword in the first chapter of BG2.

[This message has been edited by Taluntain (edited May 07, 2001).]

shadow_thief
Sun, 20th May '01, 3:22am
i got that sword but i sold it. well to tell the truth, i dont like playing legitly, cuz my dad does that and it breaks my heart to see him reload every single battle.

herf
Sun, 20th May '01, 12:17pm
anyways, u cant pick pocket hostile targets...

RickySlink
Sun, 20th May '01, 3:16pm
The first time I finished the game I just rustled up 4 batches of monsters and and sent them forward with Imoen to disarm the traps (which she couldn't do, BTW, anyone managed it?). I loaded her up with as many 'Prtection from...' spells as I could.

When Sarevok started chatting to me I nearly soiled my underwear (hey, Imoen had been with me from the start, I didn't want her dead now :)) and ran to the back of the room. Then I had everyone in the party cast fireball, throw potions of explosions etc. just behind her into the fog of war. Inspired by blind panic, but it mashed up the two mages quite nicely :D. Then I just sicked more monsters on Sarevok and the other fighter and turned them into pin cushions.

I don't see why this a 'cheese' tactic tho'. I was an evil party, I don't see a problem with acting like a bully (*****-slapping weaker charcters in hand-to-hand, and running away from anyone that looks a bit tough). Maybe I've just been watching too many old-school Rick Flair matches! Whoooooo!

Oh, and if anyone's wondering why I want her alive if I'm evil, lets just say I have something special in mind for her... ;) And if what I hear about some of the revelations in BG2 are true, that really does make me a sick son of... :D

[This message has been edited by RickySlink (edited May 20, 2001).]