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Internet. Taw. You are on the internet. TV is for old people.

... also you can often get the old-series books for really cheap. For some reason or another they seem to pop up in used book stores and thrift shops and whatnot pretty often. Several of 'em are even fairly alright reads...

It means the nearby walls are in heaven, too. Everything but unbelievers.

Though, from what I recall re: the metaphysical nature of god, it actually means unbelievers just straight up don't exist, since a thing cannot exist without being of god and having god in them (otherwise god would be bounded and finite, and that's a no-no). To truly not have god in you, you have to disappear in a puff of logic. Something along those lines.

Things get messy when you say something's in everything and then not in some things, really. One of the two has to be false, and the former is usually considered the more important. You've got similar shenanigans going on with one of the standard answers to the problems regarding evil.

If you're playing off steam and having a lot of trouble, you might want to just play in exploration mode a few times until you get the hang of things. Most class/race combinations can pretty easily coast on up to the early/mid thirties and far east without much trouble, once you've got a better idea what you're doing (and maybe just not playing on roguelike :V).

Otherwise, check this or this (for something a little more detailed) which has some mild spoilers and a rough picture of the order you should be doing zones in.

Sounds like you stumbled into the last hope graveyard with that vamp thing, which is something you probably shouldn't be touching until you're at least level 18 or so -- a lot of people hold off on it until the 20s or 30s, even. Zones should be having a sort of flavor message when you enter it giving you a rough idea of how dangerous the place is for your current level -- paying attention to that is often a good idea when you're starting out, heh.

I'm reasonably sure the clones are literally you, but with sustains turned off (?) and limited choice of active skills. So all passives should work for adventurer shenanigans.

Sustain's aren't off, actually, or at least instant ones can turn back on. My chaotic warden's clones constantly kick beyond the flesh on and off.

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As for the NG+, you can go on to the infinite dungeon after victory, though I think you still lack the ability to break the level 50 gap in the vanilla transfer -- I want to say the infinite 500 mod fixes(/changes) that. Starting off in the ID lets you keep going beyond 50, and eventually level talents past 5, iirc.

There's also farming advn. parties, eastern ambushes, and your house's dingus, though those are all pretty much guaranteed to eventually kill you. You can start the first one pretty much right off the bat, but that's a really good way to splat a very low level character, ha.

There's not really much of a need for it, though. It's actually difficult to not cap out on XP by the time you beat the game, and loot is pretty much always plentiful. Gold grinding is actually what folks that nom on overland encounters are usually after, generally to get that delicious merchant artifact or top off some cash for picking up some sort of training.

... is that the second or third time that one's been brought up around here?

And yeah, the one proposing it is a loon that's done similar previously. What's actually kinda' interesting is that sort of crazy usually isn't willing to put out the dosh (I think it was something like half a grand to get it to the point it's at, nevermind further?) to actually pursue that sort of thing, but this one is.

Or, well, not like it, since it was never terribly much more than a fairly effective scam to get the initial investors a good amount of dosh.

But a non-physical sort of currency, sure. It's not like we're not actually using one (well, several) already.

Nah, it's, "Hey, this is bad. But you don't actually have to do anything about it. Ever."

"Without injury" is a pretty much impossible goal. Even if there's a net gain from such action, there would still be injury. Which means it'll never happen. Never be able to happen, unless the companies in question spontaneously dissolve into the aether.

And this, kind student government, is why you actually be careful with your wording when making stuff like that