The Forgotten Realms Wiki says that "Xanathar" was one of several beholders to take that name. I'm not sure why he deliberately killed 3 of his 4 characters, but in any event, I couldn't do it faster in 5 years of trying full-time.įinally, let's talk about the characters. He kills Xanathar the long way, using weapons, instead of going through the trouble to solve the side quests and get the Wand of Slivias. He knows exactly where he's going, takes the most efficient routes possible, fights only when he has to, and maximizes the use of scrolls, wands, and potions. I Googled it, and sure enough, this guy did it in 10 minutes. Its map of Level 12 is close enough to mine.Īt the end of the game, I was convinced that, with my maps and notes in hand, I could win in a speed run of only a couple of hours. After the fact, it was fun to see if I'd missed any major areas (doesn't look like it).Ī bit from the official cluebook. But I wouldn't want to use the hint book for a game in which half the fun is mapping and figuring out puzzles. One of these days, I might complete a game I don't care about by just following the directions in a hint book or walkthrough-just to report on the experience. I wonder if we are missing something here!," whereas the third section explicitly tells you, "There is a secret brick on the west wall." In the second section, a number might be clued to a paragraph that reads, "This is a silly place for a dead end. The book is otherwise reasonably well done, consisting of three major sections: indexed maps, broad hints, and specific notes on areas and puzzles. The solutions to these special quests are mostly not found in the game's official cluebook, presented as a package of documents recovered from a Drow spy and sent to the party by the famed wizard Khelben "Blackstaff" Arunsun.
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