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' "Baldur's Gate II - Shadows of Amn"
' Created with QDK Pro 4.03

!include <stdverbs.lib>

define game <Baldur's Gate II - Shadows of Amn>
	asl-version <400>
	gametype singleplayer
	start <Character Creation>
	game author <Thanatos // Andrew Trewin>
	game info <Created with QDK Pro 4.03>
	define variable <gender>
		type string
		value <Unspecified>
		display <Gender: !>
	end define
	define variable <race>
		type string
		value <Unknown>
		display <Race: !>
	end define
	define variable <class>
		type string
		value <Unspecified>
		display <Class: !>
	end define
end define

define options
	debug on
	panes on
	abbreviations on
end define

define room <Character Creation>
	indescription <Welcome to:>
	script {
		msg <Please select your gender.>
		choose <genderselect>
		wait <Gender selected. Please press any key to move to 

the next phase of Character Creation.>
		choose <raceselect>
		wait <Race selected. Please press any key to move to 

the next phase of Character Creation.>
	}
end define

define selection <genderselect>
	info <Gender Selection>
	choice <Male> {
		msg <This is an aesthetic choice, and will not affect 

your attributes in any fashion. It can, however, affect whether or not 

an NPC becomes romantically interested in your character.|n|nMales of 

the Realms can excel in whatever profession they choose, whether 

wizardry, thievery, or the arts of war.>
		set string <gender; Male>
	}
	choice <Female> {
		msg <This is an aesthetic choice, and will not affect 

your attributes in any fashion. It can, however, affect whether or not 

an NPC becomes romantically interested in your character.|n|nFemales of 

the Realms can excel in any area they wish, and are easily the equals 

of their male counterparts in every skill or respect.>
		set string <gender; Female>
	}
end define
define selection <raceselect>
	info <Race Selection>
	choice <Human> {
		msg <The race of your character will determine what 

their base abilities can be, as well as assign possible intrinsic 

talents such as infravision. Some restrictions in class selection may 

also apply, because game balance dictates that certain races are 

unsuited for certain professions.|n|nHUMAN: Humans are the predominant 

race in Faerun. Humans rule most of the Forgotten Realms. They are the 

most social and tolerant of races, exceptting perhaps the halflings. 

The only special ability that a human possesses is that they may 

advance as any class, and advance to any level.>
		set string <race; Human>
	}
	choice <Elf> {
		msg <The race of your character will determine what 

their base abilities can be, as well as assign possible intrinsic 

talents such as infravision. Some restrictions in class selection may 

also apply, because game balance dictates that certain races are 

unsuited for certain professions.|n|nELVES: Elves tend to be shorter 

and slimmer than normal humans. Their features are finely chiseled and 

delicate, and they speak in melodic tones. Elves are looked upon as 

frivolous and aloof. They concern themselves with natural beauty, 

dancing, frolicking, and other similar pursuits. Their humor is clever, 

as are their songs and poetry. Elves have a natural resistance to charm 

and sleep magics. They can see in the dark with infravision, and they 

are very skilled in the use of the bow and long sword. They have a 

bonus to their dexterity, but incur a penalty to their constitution. 

There are five racial divisions of elves within the Realms: Gold elves, 

Moon elves, Wild elves, Sea elves, and Drow.>
		set string <race; Elf>
	}
	choice <Half-Elf> {
		msg <The race of your character will determine what 

their base abilities can be, as well as assign possible intrinsic 

talents such as infravision. Some restrictions in class selection may 

also apply, because game balance dictates that certain races are 

unsuited for certain professions.|n|nHALF ELVES: Half elves are a mix 

of human and elven blood. They are handsom folk, with good features of 

each of their races. A half elf has the curiosity, inventiveness, and 

ambition of their human ancestors, and the refined senses, love of 

nature, and artistic tastes of their elven ancestors. Half elves have a 

limited resistance to charm and sleep spells. They can see in the dark 

with infravision.>
		set string <race; Half-Elf>
	}
	choice <Gnome> {
		msg <The race of your character will determine what 

their base abilities can be, as well as assign possible intrinsic 

talents such as infravision. Some restrictions in class selection may 

also apply, because game balance dictates that certain races are 

unsuited for certain professions.|n|nGNOMES: Kin to dwarves, gnomes are 

noticeably smaller than their distant cousins. Gnomes, as they proudly 

maintain, are also less rotund as dwarves. Most have dark tan or brown 

skin, white hair, and rather large noses. Gnomes have lively and sly 

senses of humor, especially for practical jokes. They have a love for 

nature that is only matched by their love for gems and jewelry. Gnomes 

have natural resistance to magic. They can see in the dark with 

infravision. They gain a bonus to their intelligence scores, but incur 

a penalty to their wisdom.>
		set string <race; Gnome>
	}
	choice <Halfling> {
		msg <The race of your character will determine what 

their base abilities can be, as well as assign possible intrinsic 

talents such as infravision. Some restrictions in class selection may 

also apply, because game balance dictates that certain races are 

unsuited for certain professions.|n|nHALFLINGS: Halflings are short, 

generally plump people, very much like small humans. Their faces are 

round and broad, and often quite florid. Their hair is typocally curly, 

and the tops of their feet are covered with coarse hair. Overall they 

prefer the comforts of home to dangerous adventuring. They enjoy good 

living, rough humor, and homespun tales. Halflings are highly resistant 

to poisons and magic. They are naturally skilled with sling weapons, 

and have a limited ability to see in the dark. They recieve a bonus to 

their dexterity, and incur a penalty to their strength. There are three 

racial divisions of halflings within the Realms: the Hairfoot, 

Tallfellow, and Stout.>
		set string <race; Halfling>
	}
	choice <Dwarf> {
		msg <The race of your character will determine what 

their base abilities can be, as well as assign possible intrinsic 

talents such as infravision. Some restrictions in class selection may 

also apply, because game balance dictates that certain races are 

unsuited for certain professions.|n|nDWARVES: Dwarves are short stocky 

fellows, easily identifiable by their size and shape. They have ruddy 

cheeks, dark eyes, and dark hair. Dwarves tend to be dour and taciturn. 

They are given to hard work, and care little for humor. They enjoy 

beer, ale, mead, but most of all,  they love gold. dwarves have a 

natural resistance to magic and poison. They possess infravision, which 

allows them to see in the dark. They gain a bonus to constitution, but 

incur a penalty to their charisma and dexterity. There are four racial 

divisions of dwarves within the Realms: Shield dwarves, Gold dwarves, 

Wild dwarves, and Duergar.>
		set string <race; Dwarf>
	}
	choice <Half-Orc> {
		msg <The race of your character will determine what 

their base abilities can be, as well as assign possible intrinsic 

talents such as infravision. Some restrictions in class selection may 

also apply, because game balance dictates that certain races are 

unsuited for certain professions.|n|nHALF-ORCS: Half-orcs are born from 

the union of human and orc parents. They are as tall as humans, but a 

little heavier due to their muscular builds. Their greenish 

pigmentation, sloping forehead, jutting jaw, prominent teeth, and 

coarse body hair make their lineage plain for all to see. In the lands 

of Amn, half-orcs are tolerated, as unlike in the north the people of 

Amn haven't had centuries of warfare with orc kind. Half-orcs recieve a 

bonus to strength and constitution, but incur a penalty to 

intelligence.>
		set string <race; Half-Orc>
	}
end define
define selection <classselect>
	info <Class Selection>
	choice <Fighter> msg <A character class is like a profession or 

career. It is what your character has worked and trained at during his 

younger years. Each class has differebt special powers and abilities 

that are available only to that class.|n|nFIGHTER: The fighter is a 

champion, swordsman, soldier, and brawler. He lives or dies by his 

knowledge of weapons and tactics. Fighters can be found at the front of 

any battle, contesting toe-to-toe with monsters and villains. A good 

fighter needs to be strong and healthy is he hopes to survive.>
	choice <Ranger> msg <RANGER: The ranger is a warrior and a 

woodsman. He is skilled with weapons and is knowledgeable in the ways 

of the forest. The ranger often protects and guides lost travelers and 

honest peasent-folk. A ranger needs to be strong and wise to the ways 

of nature to live a full life.>
	choice <Paladin> msg <PALADIN: A paladin is a warrior bold and 

pure, the exemplar of everything good and true. Like the fighter, the 

paladin is a man of combat. However, the paladin lives for the ideals 

of righteousness, justice, honesty, piety, and chivalry. He strives to 

be living example of these virtues so that others might learn from him 

as well as gain by his actions.>
end define
define selection <fighterkitselect>
	info <Would you like to select a Kit?>
	choice <No> set string <class; Fighter>
	choice <Yes (Recommended)> 
end define
define selection <fighterkits>
	info <Fighter Kit Selection>
	choice <Berserker> {
		msg <BERSERKER: This is a warrior who is in tune with 

his animalistic side and, during combat, can achieve an ecstatic state 

of mind that will enable him to fight longer, harder and more savagely 

than any normal fighter has a right to. Berserkers tend to be 

barbarian-like in nature, but not always. Sometimes it is a consious 

choice that a warrior in training makes. Regardless, opponents on the 

battlefield will be unsettled when they see the savage and inhuman 

elements of the berserker's personality. This class is common amongst 

dwarves, know to them as 'battleragers'.|n|nAdvantages:|n- May use 

'enrage' ability once per day per 4 levels. The enraged state lasts for 

6 turns.|n- While enraged: +2 to hit, +2 damage, -2 AC|n- While 

enraged: Immune to charm, hold and fear, maze, imprisonment, stun and 

sleep.|n- While enraged: gains 15 hit points. These hit points are 

temporary, and are taken away at the end of his berserk spree, possibly 

killing the berserker.|n|nDisadvantages: |n- Becomes winded after 

berserking. While he's winded he recieves -2 to hit, -2 to damage and a 

+2 penalty to armour class.|n- Cannot specialize in ranged weapons>
		set string <class; Berserker>
	}
	choice <Wizard Slayer> {
		msg <WIZARD SLAYER: This warrior has been specially 

trained by his sect to excel in hunting attacking spellcasters of all 

kinds.|n|nAdvantages:|n- For each successful hit on an opponent, 10% 

cumulative spell failure penalty is applied.|n- 1% magic resistance per 

level|n|nDisadvantages:|n- May not use any magic items except for 

weapons and armor>
		set string <class; Wizard Slayer>
	}
	choice <Kensai> {
		msg <KENSAI: This class is also known as the 'Sword 

Saint', and consists of a warrior who has been specially trained to be 

one with his sword. They are deadly and fast and trained to fight 

without encumberance.|n|nAdvantages:|n- Bonus +1 to hit and +1 damage 

for every 3 levels|n- Bonus -2 to AC|n- Bonus -1 to speed factor for 

every 4 levels|n- May use 'kai' ability one time per day for every 4 

levels (starts at 1st level with one use): this ability lasts 1 turn 

and makes all attacks do maximum damage.|n|nDisadvantages:|n- May not 

use missile weapons|n- May not wear armor|n- May not wear gauntlets or 

bracers>
		set string <class; Kensai>
	}
	choice <<--> choose <fighterkitselect>
end define
define selection <rangerkitselect>
	info <Would you like to select a Kit?>
	choice <No> set string <class; Ranger>
	choice <Yes (Recommended)> choose <rangerkits>
end define
define selection <rangerkits>
	info <Ranger Kit Selection>
	choice <Archer> {
		msg <ARCHER: The archer is the epitome of skill with 

the bow. he is the ultimate marksman, able to make almost any shot, no 

matter how difficult. To become so skilled with the bow, the archer has 

had to sacrifice some of his proficiency with melee weapons and 

armor.|n|nAdvantages:|n- +1 to hit, and +1 to damage with any missile 

weapon for every 3 levels of experience.|n- Every 4 levels he gains the 

ability to make a called shot once per day. When he activates this 

ability, any shot made within the next turn is augmented in the 

following manner (according to the level of the archer):|n4th level: -1 

toTHACO of target|n8th level: -1 to save vs magic of target|n12th 

level: -1 to strength of target|n16th level: +2 bonus to 

damage|n|nDisadvantages:|n- An archer can only become proficient in 

Melee weapons; he may never specialize.|n- An archer cannot wear any 

metal armor.>
		set string <class; Archer>
	}
	choice <Stalker> {
		msg <STALKER: Stalkers serve as covert 

intelligence-gatherers, comfortable in both wilderness and urban 

settings. They are the spies, informants, and interrogators, and their 

mastery of stealth makes them deadly opponents.|n|nAdvantages:|n- +20% 

to stealth ability |n- May backstab for a lesser amount than the thief 

class (level 1-8: x1, level 9-16: x2, level 17+: x3)|n- Has access to 

three mage spells at 12th level. They are Haste, Protection from Normal 

Missiles and Minor Spell Deflection.|n|nDisadvatages:|n- May not wear 

armor greater than studded leather>
		set string <class; Stalker>
	}
	choice <Beast Master> {
		msg <BEAST MASTER: This ranger is a wanderer, and is 

not comfortable in civilized lands. He maintains a natural affinity for 

animals; they are his friends and comrades-in-arms, and the Beast 

Master has a limited form of telepathic communication with 

them.|n|nAdvantages:|n- +15% to stealth ability|n- Enhanced spell 

ability with regard to the following spells:|nMay cast 4th level druid 

spell Animal Summoning 1 at 8th level.|nMay cast Animal Summoning 2 at 

10th level.|nMay cast Animal Summoning 3 at 12th level.|n- May cast 

Find Familiar at 8th level. If the familiar dies, the Beast Master does 

not incur the usual penalty of 1 point of constitution lost 

permenantly.|n|nDisadvantages:|n- Cannot use metal weapons (such as 

swords, halberds, hammers or morning stars).>
		set string <class; Beast Master>
	}
	choice <<--> choose <rangerkitselect>
end define
define selection <paladinkitselect>
	info <Would you like to select a Kit?>
	choice <No> set string <class; Paladin>
	choice <Yes (Recommended)> msg <>
end define
define selection <paladinkits>
	info <Paladin Kit Selection>
	choice <Cavalier> {
		msg <CAVALIER: This class represents the most common 

picture of the knight: the gentleman warrior who epitomizes honor, 

courage and loyalty. He is specialized in battling 'classical' evil 

monsters such as demons and dragons.|n|nAdvantages:|n- Bonus +3 to hit 

and +3 to damage against all demonic and draconic creatures.|n- May 

cast 'remove fear' 1 ime per day per level|n- Immune to fear and morale 

failure|n- Immune to charm|n- Immune to poison|n- 20% resistance to 

fire|n- 20% resistance to acid|n|nDisadvantages:|n- May not use missile 

weapons>
		set string <class; Cavalier>
	}
	choice <Inquisitor> {
		msg <INQUISITOR: The Inquisitor has dedicated his life 

to finding and eliminating practicioners of evil magic and defeating 

the forces of darkness, and his god has provided him with special 

abilities towards that end.|n|nAdvantages:|n- May use 'Dispel Magic' 

ability once per day per 4 levels (starts at 1st level with one use): 

ability is used at speed factor 1 and acts at twice his actual 

level.|n- May cast 'True Sight' once per day per 4 levels (starts at 

1st level with one use)|n- Immune to Hold and Charm 

spells|n|nDisadvantages|n- May not use 'lay on hands' ability|n- May 

not cast priest spells|n- May not turn undead>
		set string <class; Inquisitor>
	}
	choice <Undead Hunter> {
		msg <UNDEAD HUNTER: This holy avenger has honed his 

abilities towards the destruction of the undead and other unnatural 

creatures, and is immune to many of their more devastating 

abilities.|n|nAdvantages:|n- +3 to hit and +3 damage vs. undead|n- 

Immune to hold|n- Immune to level drain|n|nDisadvantages:|n- May not 

use 'lay on hands' ability>
		set string <class; Undead Hunter>
	}
	choice <<--> choose <paladinkitselect>
end define

Try to play it. You'll see. Any suggestions?

That code has msg statements split up over multiple lines, and these choice statements are curious:

choice <<--> choose <fighterkitselect>

Not sure if phpBB is ruining the file though - maybe easier to attach it instead?

The <<--> is a back option. So it shows up like this:
Berserker
Wizard Slayer
Kensai
<--

If I change the <-- to Back, will that repair it?

IIRC, change it to $symbol(gt)$.

Eh?
Please realise I don't understand code writing. Speak english

$symbol(gt)$ makes the '<' symbol, as it messes quest up normally. Replace '<' with that function where you want the player to see it.

's ok. I replaced <-- with Back and now everything works fine. Thanks anyway!