#Neverwinter nights help other player free#

Apparently, the Relic of the Reaper was a plant. You kill the Valsharess and Mephistopheles reveals his betrayal. She orders him to kill you but he refuses, killing her guards and releasing you from your cage. He does so and you find yourself alone, trapped in a magical cage.

You are then to lead the assault on the Valsharess' fortress, but the Valsharess commands Mephistopheles to teleport you to her throne room alone. When the attack finally comes, the Valsharess's force is weak enough for you and the defenders of Lith My'athar to handle. You can achieve this by bargaining with or destroying her allies. The Seer tasks you with weakening the Valsharess's armies before she makes her inevitable strike on the town. It seems that she has somehow bound the arch-devil Mephistopheles, the lord of Cania, into her service. You arrive in the Temple of Lolth in the dark elf town of Lith My'athar, where a fragile alliance exists between the native Lolth-worshipers and a group of Eilistraee followers led by The Seer, a powerful Eilistraeean priestess who explains how the Valsharess has gotten this far. While the two mad mages argue amongst themselves about who is the real Halaster you pipe up and are immediately placed under a geas to stop the Valsharess' plans from succeeding before he teleports you away, accompanied by Nathyrra by her request. You break the wards holding him when a clone of Halaster arrives, just too late to help. You find your equipment and, with the help of Nathyrra, assault the base where Halaster is being kept. You are also told by a dark elf named Nathyrra that there is a resistance movement and she wants you to help as you are the only thing that the Valsharess fears. She has now begun an invasion of the surface world, starting with Waterdeep. You find out that a Drow calling herself the Valsharess (the priestess you dreamed of) has captured Halaster and, using the Silence of Lolth as a distraction, somehow conquered the surrounding Underdark, creating a vast army out of its inhabitants. The player character then enters Undermountain and traverses three levels of the dungeon, potentially finding and raising the four other adventurers - who become available as henchmen - settling a dispute between a tribe of Ogres and a group of Fey (one way or another) and discovering the reasons for the recent attacks. He also thinks that you would be the only person to accept him after the bad treatment that he'd received locally. The kobold bard Deekin turns up and offers his services since he was short-changed by the publishers when he sold his original book about you, he wants to make another one. A cleric of Sune resurrects the dead and gives you a magical rod that will bring back the quartet who rushed off, in case they should have run into a trap and perished. Four adventurers ( Tomi, Sharwyn, Daelan and Linu from the original campaign) charge off down the well after it. Moments later, a beholder levitates up the well and knocks you and some of the others down. The inn is then attacked by drow and duergar, killing most of the patrons before you can drive them into the portal room, where they are defeated. Durnan tells you that the drow have been assassinating prominent people in the city. You kill the thief but your equipment is lost, having been teleported away somewhere. After a strange, vivid dream involving a Drow priestess being told that you were the one who was going to defeat her according to some supernatural source, you wake to the sight of a dark elf thief stealing your equipment.

#Neverwinter nights help other player free#

Every attempt to get rid of the relic is futile.Īnswering the call for heroes to save Waterdeep from an assault of Underdark creatures emerging from the Undermountain, you have traveled to the city and arrived at the Yawning Portal, where Durnan gives you a free room. Also, by expending the inherent magic in a rogue stone you can 'bind' a place to the relic, allowing you to transport yourself to that place from inside the Realm of the Reaper. He will bring you back to his realm if you die and send you back to the place where you died. The player character from that campaign has emerged from the Plane of Shadow with a relic which, when used, transports you to a place inhabited by a creature known as the Reaper. The story follows on some time after Neverwinter Nights: Shadows of Undrentide.