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===How can I obtain armor as quickly as possible?=== | ===How can I obtain armor as quickly as possible?=== | ||
* Here's the evil way. If you don't mind causing an entire civilization to be hostile to you (preventing trade, etc. with that civ): | * Here's the evil way. If you don't mind causing an entire civilization to be hostile to you (preventing trade, etc. with that civ): | ||
− | ** It's relatively easy to obtain some armor by killing a sleeping soldier in a fort and taking his stuff | + | ** It's relatively easy to obtain some armor by killing a sleeping soldier in a fort and taking his stuff. |
− | ** Most villagers are pretty easy to kill and while their stuff isn't usually too valuable it is worth something. | + | ** Most villagers are pretty easy to kill and while their stuff isn't usually too valuable it is worth something. Instead of killing animals you can go around killing villagers and taking their stuff, then travel to another civilization that doesn't know (or maybe care) how evil you are in order to trade. |
− | ** Don't try this in the beginning if the next civilization over is more than a day or so away. | + | ** Don't try this in the beginning if the next civilization over is more than a day or so away. You need to be able to flee to another country in order to escape justice and continue to quest/trade. |
− | * | + | * Raid friendly fortress keeps and the dungeons of towns. They don't mind parting with just a few pieces of armor. Beware in the dungeon, you're not the only one attracted to shiny things. |
− | * Pick companions with good equipment so you can "inherit" it when they get killed. | + | * Pick companions with good equipment so you can "inherit" it when they get killed. Letting them do all of the fighting for a while might help speed up this process. While this might be kind of evil, it's not as evil as the first option and will cause you much less trouble. Even better: if you have Adequate in Swimmer, you can take a dip in the water and they will follow suit. |
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