Three Answers :)
Riprock
:) But kill enough Frogloks and they may just drool when you
enter their city.
There are ogres, that are normally attacked on site in
Qeynos (for example), that have raised their factions with
Qey guards enough to freely walk the city. Before
approaching a foreign city, ALWAYS /con the guards.
Any SENTIENT thing you kill in game will adjust factions.
SOME non-sentient things adjust factions as well (I think I
remember seeing factions adjusted with some non-sentients).
Druids? We don't need no stinking druids! (I don't know the
answer)
-Rip-
Andrew Kochera wrote:
>
> It looks as though I may wish to play a Halfling Druid.
> According to a chart I saw on one of the fan sites, halflings
> regard certain races as evil', but share no active hatreds.
> Does this mean I can travel to the Ogre, Troll, and Dark Elf
> cities without getting smashed to smithereens by the guards?
>
> Also, I gather that the way the faction system works, you
> can placate hostile guards by killing a number of their NPC
> enemies (the enemy of my enemy is my friend?). Ie, kill
> goblins to get into the human city. Do I understand this
> correctly? And if so, does it work the other way? Can I
> make Ogre guards hostile by killing, say, Gnolls?
>
> Finally, I have heard that a druid or ranger may make
> their guild angry if they kill certain types of animals.
> But there is no actual list of what those animals are.
> Once your guildmaster refuses to speak to you, is it
> possible to get back on his or her good side, by questing
> or slaying of monsters?
>
> Many thanks!
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