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[Tayonis Mistwalker]

So I had made my way to Neverwinter and began working for Moire, but after noticing the storyline was beginning to be a bit less "Rogue" and a bit more "evil" I looked for a way to try and reverse it, and work for the Watch instead. I tried using console commands, but ended up screwing up the game, and not noticing until I had saved after the fact.

 

Does anyone know of a way to quickly skip to when you first arrive at Neverwinter via console commands, or does anyone know where I could snag a savegame close to there? I know it's not too too far off from the beginning of the game to that point, but i'd rather ask first, before trudging back through half of Act 1. Thanks in advance!

[Tchos]

I have a save from first arriving in Neverwinter, but if I give it to you, you'd be a neutral good female sun elf druid.

 

There's no quick way to skip as far as I know.  The original campaign uses a combination of things like global variables and quest settings to determine your place in the plot, so without a thorough knowledge of what gets set, although it's possible to make a script that skips you there, it may miss something important and break quests.

[Arkalezth]

You could always console yourself some uber weapons and rush through the first act. It's not perfect, but it'd be faster than normal gameplay.

[Tayonis Mistwalker]

You know Tchos, that is a good point. That's what im looking for, but your right, i'd hate to go through all the trouble of you helping me, only to get something screwed over in the code somehow. I think I'll bite the bullet and do Arkalezth's idea, I didn't think of that!

[Dann-J]

There are plenty of non-evil options if you choose to work for the thieves. As a general rule, if you're p*ssing Moire off then you're probably avoiding the evil(er) options.

 

I recently played the game as a neutral halfling rogue / ranger / shadow thief. The only time I had to resort to anything overtly evil was to counter the ridiculous alignment shifts that made me lawful good for a while (despite always choosing the neutral options in conversations).

[Groove Widdit]

Moira loves me. ......