I think they've update the description for the opcode in IESDP. I distinctly remember it saying the 5% thing in the past. I guess it should be amended as well.

I noticed that there are no potions of free action in shops. Is it due to they are too strong because can be used while silenced? EDIT: Actually found out there are 2 Potion of Freedom in Gorch shop (MaeVar guild)

Question about pickpocket. Is there any high valuable targets to pickpockets as in some old IA version (I remember some very easy permanency scroll). If there is anything good I could make a list of anything that is valuable/location. Have not checked many targers so far, but found cloak of protection +1, wand of fear, extra healing potions.

I think there is error in description or error in kit for Riskbearers:
"- Gains "Improved Haste" at levels 11, 16 and 21."

I got Improved Haste at lvl 10 on my riskbearers.

Earlier versions of IA had some pretty good things you could pickpocket, at least that what I heard. Currently there aren't any major things that you can get that way and I was planning to change that somewhat, but there's a huge problem with that. You can just hire a Thief, put all his points into pickpocket, steal from everyone and dismiss the character. I don't really like that and if we increase the rewards, then such course of action might become almost a necessity for a Thiefless party, or even a party with a Thief that doesn't want to invest in PP. Because of that I'm hesitant to change anything here, all ways to block such behavior would be forced, artificial and would only annoy players and without them you can get most stuff at the start of the game.

V7.0 lowered the level at which RBs get IH. In my game I see that the in-game description is correct. Or are you talking about the readme?

Thank you for that info
In general some loot that you can steal is randomized, but all options are usually mediocre, like an antidote or 10gold or a small potion of healing and that's vanilla randomization, nothing from IA.

How to get "Challenge Master" Verthan leadership challenge dialog? I never had it even on druid protagonist, tested even with multiple levels. And I have multiple stronholds installed.
Is there variable to trigger it?

What is this encounter exactly which is listed in readme?"Brynnlaw A new encounter in the island's main area"
Was it that air elemental or spawn of noble trolls?

It must be referring to the crazy dwarf who has the stonefire axe.

Looks like simplefied economy tweak turns drow gear into gold. Will see if find any lootable, wonder how to get adamantine dust then (if not, need to spawn it)

Is modifying the PC classes and proficiencies triggers the anti-cheat scripts ? I don't like using custom PC. I've changed Mink to a wizard slayer to test the new class and reorder the PC proficiencies, as if I designed them from lvl 1.

PS: I am assuming you're not talking about the protagonist. If you're changing the main character's class/kit mid-playthrough then yes, things might get weird.

I've modified Mink post recruitment, so he is kind of semi barbarian - semi wizard slayer, I need check what effect a wizard slayer does in the file to reproduce it.

I though about the anti-cheat because, I did not get the staff of Arundel for killing Chaos (last druid stronghold quest). In my first run, I got this item.

I'll wait for the lvl 10,for the engine to go from barbarian to WS. Thanks for your answer Critto.

No problem. Is it your intention to have a dual or you just want to make Minsc a WS? If it's the latter, I've recently prepared a new component for IA Tweaks that does just that, I can push it into the mod. But it would require a new game, unfortunately.

Does anyone knows about internal time cycles of Contingency spells? I have theory, but did not bother to check engine code/scripts and have not seen anything talking about it. Timing of triggering seems to be inaccurate, for example sometimes triple ADHW (<50% HP) does not trigger before character dies. So I think there is internal timing ticking which have check that if condition is met, only then trigger. I suspect (no confirmation or test) that being under slow (increases time between ticks) and haste (decrease timing between ticks). If that is the case, might find some usease of it if not have acccess for spells like PfME early on.

Known values for Condition are:
0 ⟶ HitBy([ANYONE]) — Checked every time
1 ⟶ See([EVILCUTOFF]) — Checked once per round
Since object specifiers are not relative to the creature, this works as expected only from the Player's perspective.
2 ⟶ HPPercentLT(Myself,50) — Checked once per round
3 ⟶ HPPercentLT(Myself,25) — Checked once per round
4 ⟶ HPPercentLT(Myself,10) — Checked once per round
5 ⟶ StateCheck(Myself,STATE_HELPLESS) f.i. unconscious — Checked once per round
6 ⟶ StateCheck(Myself,STATE_POISONED) — Checked once per round
7 ⟶ AttackedBy([ANYONE]) — Checked every time
8 ⟶ PersonalSpaceDistance([ANYONE],4) — Checked once per round
9 ⟶ PersonalSpaceDistance([ANYONE],10) — Checked once per round
10 ⟶ Delay(Extra) — Checked once per round
This condition is pretty unreliable because two events need to line up for it to fire: the Delay() trigger needs to return true at the same time the contingency is checked.
11 ⟶ TookDamage() — Checked every time
12 ⟶ Killed([ANYONE]) — Checked every time
13 ⟶ TimeOfDay(Extra) — Checked once per round
For this particular Condition, the Target parameter must be 0.
14 ⟶ PersonalSpaceDistance([ANYONE],Extra) — Checked once per round
15 ⟶ StateCheck([ANYONE],Extra) — Checked once per round
16 ⟶ Die()
17 ⟶ Died([ANYONE]) — Checked every time
18 ⟶ TurnedBy([ANYONE]) — Checked every time
19 ⟶ HPLT(Myself,Extra) — Checked once per round
20 ⟶ HPPercentLT(Myself,Extra) — Checked once per round
21 ⟶ CheckSpellState(Myself,Extra) — Checked once per round