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Best solution - if you have a save prior to that fight, run the fight again.
Otherwise, these are the console commands:
dm_spawnitem item
dm_spawnitem jackfinchkey
Your journal should read "Jack Finch is dead...". If not, run this console command on your PC:
dm_setvarint NW_JOURNAL_ENTRYjt_jackfinch 2
I'd advise against using any form of teleport that isn't provided by the module (PRC spells, console commands or whatever). That can break things like whether the module thinks you're trapped or not, major story events, journey times etc which might render the module unplayable and are certainly unsupported.
The travel tool should be used instead. It should still be on the player's radial menu, even with PRC.
"I quite fancy him",You must choose this path of conversation when you first meet Robin.Afterwards he will
give you a flower.PRC can let you mount,dismount or assign horses.So it doesn't matter without Player Tool. Only the function of Shortcuts can't take effect,but there are some spells about Teleportation in PRC. Time is enough in part
3,as long as arrange your time reasonably.
Sadly it's not practical for me to test the module with PRC or other mods (there are so many of them, and only one of me) but it's good to hear the PRC problem was minor. Maybe the PRC team would like to hear about it.
Steam Workshop is notoriously unreliable - see "Steam Workshop Fix":
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1309774090
NWN is the official tool for making D&D adventures, so most of the custom modules are not set in Neverwinter (many are not in any published D&D setting). From the outset, Gary Gygax encouraged us to make our own worlds, which is what you have here.
Greatsword: The best weapon in the first and second module is a unique greatsword (enchantment +5) , it appears early in the third, but the author balanced it (enchantment +3)
Longsword: The second best weapon in the game is a unique longsword (enchantment +3) , it appears in the first and second modules, just like the greatsword you can obtain early in the third, but this time without any change, but In the third module you get another unique longsword, which in this case is the best weapon of the module (enchantment +5 with positive energy damage)
Blunt Weapons: You can find some clubs and morning stars (enchantment +1 or 3) in dungeons, and I recommend saving them, some are there so you can better deal with enemies that are resistant / invulnerable to slashing and piercing weapons.
Unfortunately, new releases don't fix saved games, only new ones - that's how NWN has always worked - but there's no need to wait.
About the fight, he is the only enemy to appear, the rest of the NPCs and henchmen still do.
Are you able to work around the missing exit?
When you say "he can be the only one to appear" do you literally mean that all the other NPCs and companions don't appear?
In the fight against The Fox , if you reload a savegame there is a rare chance that he can be the only one to appear.
Are you able to go back to a save before going back with Godwin? It should work if you try again.
If not, you can safely proceed without completing this side-quest.
Godwin keeps saying the dialogue of going to Linton , and Wurzel (outside) says the same dialogue as when the party first arrived.
You have a role-playing option to flee at the start of Part 2, but, if you surrender, you quickly become too weak to fight back. In any case, at level 9 or thereabouts, you lack the epic skills to defeat an entire army single-handed. The situation calls for biding your time, then choosing your moment.
After escaping, your options are open. You can recover all that was lost, but hack-and-slash alone aren't enough.
I would say that it is an RPG with a story, which sometimes includes jeopardy and adversity that the player can't entirely control.
Sorry you didn't like that.
You can move the files to the corresponding subfolders in Documents\Neverwinter Nights - so the files in the hak subfolder move to the hak subfolder and so on, as detailed here:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1309774090