AdvAb Journey to Whitehawk v2 ADVENTURER'S GUILD, HENCHMEN and MULTIPLAYER edition

The very first module from the Adventures Abound module series UPDATED with bugfixes and new features and RERELEASED!

 

A wealthy elven lady named Ellirah seeks an adventurer to help her recover a caravan of exotic weapons that were intercepted by the brigands of Whitehawk Mountain. (more details at the bottom of description.)

 

***Now including the ADVENTURER'S GUILD, IMPROVED HENCHMEN CONTROL and MULTIPLAYER SUPPORT!***

 

What is the ADVENTUERER'S GUILD?

-Every AdvAb adventure will begin in the Adventurer's Guild where players can gather their party, recruit henchmen, shop, practice combat and party control, and more all before embarking on their adventure!

 

What is the IMPROVED HENCHMEN CONTROL?

-Henchmen have improved AI behavior, which can be customized via the powerful "Henchman Inventory & Battle AI Mod"

-You can also take DIRECT CONTROL of henchmen thanks to the "Companion Control system 1.0" mod by ShadowM. You can issue direct commands to henchman, familiars, animal companions and summons to move, interact with objects, attack, unlock/bash/disarm, and more! (see it in action here: https://youtu.be/F81aq9pAVR4)

 

What about the MULTIPLAYER SUPPORT?

-Multiplayer support should be fully functional, but is still being tested. Please let us know if you encounter any bugs!

 

Difficulty: Levels 1-15 

Length: 1-2 Hours

Style: Heavey Combat/Lite Stealth 

Setting: Wilderness, Cave, Forest, Camp

Rewards: Unique Weapon

Gameplay Details: Tower Defense, Maze, Dungeon Crawl, Onslaught, Boss Fight, Gathering

 

No additional Haks or other files required.

 

Known Bugs:

 

-Henchmen Spellcasters of higher levels occasionally seem to cease casting/attacking during combat, and may even become unresponsive to direct commands. This, as far as I can tell, is due to their long list of spells and their AI's inability to decide on the next action. SOLUTION: one way to solve this problem is the customize the henchman's AI to cast spells without hesitation. This can be done by having a conversation with them, selecting "I want to change your tactics." then "Let's talk about how you use your combat spells." and selecting "I think you should be using your spells all the time! Don't refrain from using them unless the enemies is just a joke." Other custom behavior options may work as well, depending on the henchman. Sometimes, simply issuing a direct command to attack a specific enemy will also solve this problem. I am working on a permanent fix, any ideas from seasoned scripters would be appreciated!