Leader of Clans (30 points): Bring 400 clansmen safely into Arberrang. Lauga (15 points): Visit the godstone Lauga. Bygglaerer (15 points): Visit the godstone Bygglaerer. GeirraГ°r (15 points): Visit the godstone GeirraГ°r. Vez'nan (15 points): Visit the godstone Vez'nan. Baldringr (15 points): Visit the godstone Baldringr. Irynx (15 points): Visit the godstone Irynx. Aselei (15 points): Visit the godstone Aselei. Alette's Journey (15 points): Meet King Meinolf with Alette. Rook's Journey (15 points): Meet King Meinolf with Rook. High Spirits (50 points): Complete the game without ever getting low morale. Quartermaster (50 points): Complete the game without letting anyone in your caravan die to hunger. Challenge (50 points): Complete the game on Hard difficulty level without losing a single battle. Hard Difficulty (50 points): Complete the game on Hard difficulty. Normal Difficulty (50 points): Complete the game on Normal difficulty. War Bear (15 points): Defeat 3 enemies with War Bear. Tracker (15 points): Defeat 3 enemies with a Tracker. Slaughterer (15 points): Defeat 3 enemies with a Slaughterer. Zefr (15 points): Defeat 3 enemies with Zefr.

Wanderer (15 points): Defeat 3 enemies with a Wanderer. Axe Thrower (15 points): Defeat 3 enemies with an Axe Thrower. Teulu (15 points): Defeat 3 enemies with a Male Horseborn Teulu. Cantref (15 points): Defeat 3 enemies with a Female Horseborn Cantref. Poet (15 points): Defeat 3 enemies with a Poet. Shieldmaiden (15 points): Defeat 3 enemies with a Shieldmaiden. Berserker (15 points): Defeat 3 enemies with a Berserk. Demolition (15 points): Break 30 barricades in a single playthrough. Holfi's Training (15 points): Complete Holfi's Training. Sven's Training (15 points): Complete Sven's Training. Alliance of Convenience (30 points): Maintain an alliance with Rugga. Sneaky (15 points): Kill 5 enemies while stealthed. Culling Frenzy (30 points): Kill 5 in one turn with Cull the Weak. Against all Odds (25 points): Prevail with Rook against overwhelming numbers. Warmonger (40 points): Fight 32 battles in a single playthrough. Master Tactician (40 points): With 6 Rank 10 units, win a Hard difficulty sparring battle in the Training Tent. Forced March (40 points): Reach Arberrang in 100 days or less. Treasure Hunter (40 points): Acquire 3 rank 10 items in a single playthrough. Particularly a problem for PCs using melee attacks, I think.Accomplish the indicated achievement to get the corresponding number of Gamerscore points: But any time you have a combat in close quarters with objects, say around one of those campfire circles, you're going to have movement problems that the enemy doesn't. So this can be played around, to a certain extent, if you really want a faster walking speed. This does not appear to happen with actual walls at all, I think due to the fact that there is always an unoccupied part of the square with the wall on it, facing the open area. 3 happens very quickly at those speeds, but if you set your speed to, e.g., 31, you can see it much more clearly. (3) get you stuck walking into and out of the object until all your AP is used up, and then the game places you next to it.ДЎ and 2 are more likely at lower speeds, while 3 is more likely at higher speeds. (2) as 1, but also it will change your route to send you around the other side of the object instead or (1) nudge you out slightly at the cost of an AP or two and let you continue Then, depending on your movement path and speed, it will either With 30 walking speed, the timing is such that it only checks when you aren't on the object, but with higher speed, it doesn't line up like that. (It does not matter if you are walking near or far, and it does not matter if your walking path would use up all your available AP or not.) I've done some testing and this is a very real bug that is directly related to setting walking speed above 30 (the actual default the game uses - not the 24 stated above, which may have been used in earlier games), and it isn't actually rare.Д«asically, if your walking speed is above 30, and you walk adjacently past certain types of blocking objects (lampposts, rockpiles, almost anything freestanding), the movement processor will bug out, because it thinks you are on top of the object. The only bug I've noticed is that sometimes when I click a space to move to or someone to attack that's further away in battle mode, the character only moves 1-2 spaces and then their turn is over. If you use the character editor: And add the following to 'z3goldcragdlg.txt', it'll let you choose from a few different speed settings:

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