Permanent Insanity...Beneath the Stolen Lands!

[Drivol]

Only a Heal or a Greater Restoration will stop the insanity and the barbarian from attacking your party! Yet, there are no Heal or Greater Restorations scrolls that the dragon has Beneath the Stolen Lands. Which means the barbarian destroys the party! Fun times!

[Balkoth]

Yup, that's why the dragon says you need a cleric.

[Sieglinde Eilserv]

Unless your cleric got turned into a dog. Then you are pretty much reloading :p

[Morgian]

Which brings us back to Use Magic Device and the bundle of emergency scrolls/wands.

[Mork]

Paladin mercy can heal on hand those .. confusion and curse.

[Drivol]

I like it when the barbarian is going insane and the cleric *tries* to heal permanent insanity with a simple touch and the barbarian is like 'nope NOT today' -- followed by eight hits!

[Sotanaht]

On the bright side, unlike the enemy your own characters don't have super inflated saves, so you can actually feasibly hit the barbarian with a Hold Person spell or similar before going in for the Heal.

[StevenXu]

Kill him/her and rez.

[Darkfireslide]

The spell Cleanse, available from the dragon, cures Confusion if I am not mistaken.

[Shadenuat]

How do u cast it tho when confused if it's a Personal spell.

[Darkfireslide]

I wonder if when you put it in his inventory, if the dragon will still cast it.

[Drivol]

Ah but permanent insanity is not confusion... technically it can be a curse, but not the type found under Beneath the Stolen Lands - which is more so a monster ability. As the descriptor says on the condition of the character - only greater restoration and heal can help. In the pathfinder system: wish, limited with and miracle can do so as well. I find the condition more amusing than anything, but I would have preferred a greater restoration or heal scroll from the dragon to help out.

[Mork]

Yes its a confusion. Or at least paladin can lay on hand it if you take confusion mercy.

[Jeysie]

Can confirm Cleanse will work on Insanity if you use it from the Inventory screen in front of the dragon. *grumbles about said certain enemies*

[Drivol]

I don't know... beneath the stolen lands acts strange sometimes. I finished fighting the traveler and somehow my two main fighters had their Dexterity reduced to 1 permanently, even after using a restoration scroll on both while they were dead. Then, I would try to bring them back near the dragon with a raise dead or even resurrection, which they would stay alive for a brief moment before dying again. I had to buy two diamonds for each character, go back into the dungeon, rest for a few days and raise dead twice before they stabilized. My theory was that the timed stat damage drain ended up making it into the negative numbers game mechanic wise, but somehow defaulted to 1 on the character sheet.

But I was thinking character-wise more along the lines of "Screw this bruh -- we made it to Valhalla and not going back to that crazy arse dungeon!" and the cleric keeps pleading "But we vanquished the main enemy... and you need to come back so we can retire as a party and celebrate!" and the other one responds "Stow it you crusty old bint! Havin' tea parties in the back while we are having a go at every beastie Golarion offers. Rubbish healing skills got us in the state we are in! Piss off ya ♥♥♥♥!!!"

[ElectronichEad]

Originally posted by Jeysie:

Can confirm Cleanse will work on Insanity if you use it from the Inventory screen in front of the dragon. *grumbles about said certain enemies*

it doesn't work for me :-(

Rest did solve it?! me happy