Forums for Devil Whiskey

You should be able to hit the D key, and it will ask you who to dismiss. Early on, I would keep them and put them in forward slots. They are good for absorbing damage.

You can always dismiss them once they have joined. If you deny when they ask, they will fight you, but if you dismiss them once they have joined, they just leave.

Which version of DW are you running. I believe prices and stats were changed in the 2.0A or B versions, but not positive.

I see what you see, but only because you pointed it out. I initially thought it was a psychedelic staircase. For no artistic talent, it is actually pretty good. I couldn't have done that much.

Eelskin Tunic if I remember correctly. The smart staff helped the Arc's more. Here is a big tip for you. There is a casino in the game. Go there, and keep betting all your money on one of the games until you have good funds for all your characters. Pool all the money with the character who has the h...

Damn lot of baddies to bust in the chops!

All of those answers are in the manual. All of the spells and effects are there. To answer the rest questions. You restore spell points when you rest-twice as fast if you rest during the day. As far as what to buy, most of the time if it costs more, it is better. Not always, but certainly early on.

The bard can play a song that has a chance to put all of the enemies asleep. Once you hit level 13, and can craft things, you can make the bard "godlike" in this ability. Hang in there. It is like BT in that regard. You die alot until you get a few levels. Save after every fight. You shoul...

Yes, There are many levels to the wolfman quest. The basement is where you entered.

The defend rennibister quest isn't very long. You could tough it out, or start a fresh party and hold off before starting that quest.

I usually save right before leveling up, and if I don't like the numbers, I just reload and try again. I remember being pretty happy with anything 5 or better on HP gain.

They train in different areas, but all of the areas are near the temple, with the exception of an additional place the bard can level up.

I assume you mean Dragon Wars, not Devil Whiskey?

It was made by the BTIII creator (Burger Bill(Becky) Heineman), and you can actually import BTI and BTII characters.

No, PC. Here is a dl link. http://www.classicgaming.cc/pc/dragonwars/downloads.php